Say goodbye to unrewarding PvP kills. The PvP Honor System will be implemented on November 12! Get ready to rack up those kills because
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It is a way to keep track of the PvP kills of a player. Accumulating ‘honorable kills’ (HK) will increase your contribution points (CP).
Those points will determine your ranking points. Along with your HK,
ranking points influence your final rank. Ranking only measures your
contributions to PvP and is not a level of anything. It’s a measure of
how active you are.
Now, HK isn’t the only way to farm contribution points. Completing Battleground objectives in later phases will also give you contribution
points. It’s a better way to farm points. When you kill the same person
multiple times within 24 hours, you get diminishing returns. That’s why,
even when participating in long Battleground games and having over 1000
HK, you get less CP than when completing objectives. You can circumvent
this by joining many short games against a different set of players
each time.
Party members will get the same amount of CP as the host. There is less gain or none at all if the target is too weak or is too low ranking
compared to you. Conversely, if you defeat equal to you or
higher-ranked players, you get more points.
Rankings are calculated once per week. If you don’t participate, your rank will decay. Since it’s a measure of your activity, you only keep
your rank if you do the bare minimum. To increase your rank, you have to
be more and more active in world PvP and Battlegrounds.
Yes, the system brings rewards to those who participate. Aside from
bragging rights and the feeling of superiority, you can get sweet armor
based on your rank. Lower ranks get accessories and trinkets. Higher
ranks get armor of superior quality and above. There’s even a mount
available to those who get at least rank 11. As early as rank 2, you get
an insignia that can remove various debuffs from your character.
If you’re worried that you’ll drop in rank and lose those rewards, don’t be. Future patches let players keep their rewards when they do.
It’s just a matter of time before World of Warcraft Classic catches up.
