Timegating removed - collect all 12 Citrine Gems
In recent developments regarding the acquisition of Citrine Gems in the game, players can now rejoice as all Singing Citrines are available for collection. This change comes as part of a hotfix released by Blizzard, significantly altering the previous time-gated system.
Previous System Overview
Initially, players could obtain Citrine Gems through two main sources:
Contribution Table
World Quest at Siren Isle
Under the old system, players were limited to acquiring a maximum of 4 gems per week, leading to a total wait time of 3 weeks to collect all 12 gems.
Hotfix Details
With the recent hotfix, Blizzard has made the following changes:
Immediate Availability Citrine Gems Accessibility Improved in Latest Hotfix
Blizzard Removes Timegate on Citrine GemsIn a recent hotfix, Blizzard has made significant changes to the accessibility of Citrine Gems, a valuable resource in the game. Previously, players were limited to obtaining only 4 gems per week, meaning it would take 3 weeks to collect all 12 gems.
However, the latest hotfix has removed this timegate, allowing players to now acquire all 12 Citrine Gems in the current week. This change has been welcomed by the community, as it provides more flexibility and faster progression for players seeking to obtain these valuable resources.
Obtaining Citrine Gems
According to the developer's notes, the process for obtaining Citrine Gems has been streamlined:
The gems belonging to the goblins, Arathi, and Earthen factions can be acquired by completing events on the Siren Isle that are started from the Siren Isle Command Map. Once obtained, these gems can be stored in the Warbank for use by your alts.
The gems that belong to enemy factions can now be purchased directly from Taljori, the Tortollan vendor sitting on the large rock behind Bargus.
This new approach allows players to more easily and efficiently collect all 12 Citrine Gems, removing the previous timegate and providing a more accessible path to obtaining these valuable resources.
