Toybox Tycoon

As a Toy Collector you want to get a unique toy, not a mount, nor a pet.

Just like those that collect mounts and go for the achievement for 350 and 400 mounts, they get a unique mount, I as a toy collector want to get myself a toy that shows off my hard work.

Really hope Blizzard goes back to the drawingboard for this one.

Once again Blizzard is being unconventional with the awards for collecting Toys! The previous iteration of this achievement awarded a mount, and as of Battle for Azeroth the new Toy collecting achievement for 400 Toys, Toybox Tycoon awards a Pet - [item=163244].

The flavour text for this pet is:
"Built with ever-wagging tail technology, Brutus is a mechanically-certified good boy."

A summary of all Toy achievements is listed below:
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Achievement

Number of Toys

Reward

Toying Around

25

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Having a Ball

50

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Tons of Toys

100

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The Toymaster

150

Toy: [item=119215]

Crashin' Thrashin' Commander

200

Title: [title=85]

Remember to Share

300

Mount: [item=140500]

Toybox Tycoon

400

Pet: [item=163244]

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Below are some tips I have compiled to help you reach this achievement!

[h3][toggler id=1 hidden]Class-specific Toys
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Remember that class-specific Toys only show up in the collection window of the appropriate class (if not collected). Despite this, these Toys WILL COUNT for achievements like Remember to Share on ALL characters.

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• Some of these Toys have been recently implemented to replace old abilities or minor glyphs that were removed from the game.
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• Many of the vendor Toys have a level 15 requirement. This means you can get a low level alt to purchase them, as long as you have help getting to the vendors.
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Below I've compiled a list of these class specific Toys for convenience. Note that some classes do not have any at the time this post was written.

Toy

Source

Details

[class=12]

[item=147537]

Vendor

Available for 1000 [currency=1220] in [zone=8023] (Demon Hunter Order Hall) after completing the Power Ascended achievement on any Demon Hunter Artifact weapon.

[class=11]

[item=136849]

Vendor

Sold by [npc=12022] in Moonglade for [money=500000].

[item=122304]

Drop

Dropped by [npc=52571], 5th boss in [zone=5723] raid instance. Roughly a 1% overall drop rate, and drops on any difficulty, but appears to drop more frequently on Heroic mode.

[class=3]

[item=136855]

Vendor

Sold by [npc=28040] in Sholazar Basin for [money=500000].

[class=8]

[item=136846]

Vendor

Sold by [npc=28715] in Northrend Dalaran for [money=500000].

[item=137294]

Vendor

Sold by [npc=28715] in Northrend Dalaran for [money=5000000]. This item is sold in a limited quantity of (1), and has a minimum 30 minute restocking timer - as such, some camping or checking back is required!

[item=147838]

Quest

Rewarded as part of a short questline as part of the Mage Order Hall Campaign. The quest appears in the Mage Order Hall the reset after you complete the Champions of Legionfall achievement.

[item=147832]

Vendor

Available for 1000 [currency=1220] in Hall of the Guardian (Mage Order Hall) after completing the Power Ascended achievement on any Mage Artifact weapon.

[class=5]

[item=136927]

Vendor

Sold by [npc=11536], the Shady Book Dealer in the Northrend Dalaran sewers for [money=500000]. [npc=106887] is a spawning vendor, with a 2-4 hour spawn time. He spawns at [47,28] in the sewers and sticks around for 30-60 minutes before despawning.

[item=136928]

Vendor

Sold by [npc=11536], at Light's Hope Chapel in Eastern Plaguelands for [money=500000].

[class=4]

[item=120857]

Pickpocketing

This Toy is available through pickpocketing in Draenor. Via [item=113575], you can trade various pickpocketed goods to the shady vendor [npc=83006] for [currency=980]. He sells [item=120857] for 10,000 of these coins.

[item=139587]

Looted
(Requires Legion)

This Toy is looted from the Uncrowned Vault in the [class=4] Order Hall, [zone=8012].

[class=7]

[item=136934]

Vendor

Sold by [npc=18072], in Outland Nagrand for [money=500000].

[item=136935]

Vendor

Sold by [npc=18072], in Outland Nagrand for [money=500000].

[item=136937]

Vendor

Sold by [npc=18072], in Outland Nagrand for [money=500000].

[item=138490]

Vendor

Sold by [npc=18072], in Outland Nagrand for [money=500000].

[item=140632]

Minigame
(Requires Legion)

This Toy is rewarded after completing all 5 levels of the Totem Puzzle offered by [npc=103004] in [zone=7745], the [class=7] Order Hall.

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There are a number of profession Toys that can be crafted, with some that can be bought/sold on the Auction House. Engineering has the most Toys available, by a significant margin.

Here are a few important notes:

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• Non-soulbound Toys that require a profession to use, can still be ADDED to the Toybox and will count towards your Toy total without having the profession!
  
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  • This means you can buy a number of the Toys listed below on the Auction House, and use them on characters that don't have the profession in order to boost your Toy count.
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  • While you will be able to add these Toys to your collection, you won't be able to use them without the appropriate profession.
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  • The same is true for certain items that require a certain profession specialization (i.e. Gnomish or Goblin Engineering). You cannot craft many Goblin-specific Toys as a Gnomish Engineer, but if you acquire them through other means (Auction House, or having a friend make it) you can still add the Toys to your Toybox.
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• Some of the profession Toys DO NOT appear in your Toybox when you filter for Toys "Not Collected". They are essentially "hidden"until you have learned them.
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• Engineering is the only profession with Toys that can be crafted prior to the release of Legion.
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• All non-Engineering Toys do not have a profession requirement (i.e. anyone who gets one can learn and use the Toy).
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• Although only Toys crafted by primary professions are listed below, it's worthwhile noting that 16 Toys are available via Archaeology (including 1 coming in Legion).
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Toy

Comments

ENGINEERING (20 Toys)

[item=87214]

Bind-on-Pickup. Schematic is learned from Engineer trainers at 600 skill.

[item=111821]

Bind-on-Pickup. Learned from [item=118490], sold by [npc=87552] (Warspear)/[npc=87065] (Stormshield), or the Engineering vendor in your garrison Engineering Works for 1 [item=119299]. Requires skill level of 1 to learn the schematic, but skill level of 600 to use the Toy.

[item=132518]

Requires Legion Engineering to craft. Bind-on-Use. Made by Engineers. Learned from [item=137692] - source TBA. Requires only Engineering skill of 1 to craft - Engineering is not required, however, to use this Toy.

[item=23767]

Bind-on-Use. Made by Engineers. Learned from Schematic: Crashin' Thrashin' Robot, which is a rare drop from Burning Crusade dungeons and raids. Requires 325 Engineering skill to craft - Engineering is not required, however, to use this Toy.

[item=30542]

Bind-on-Use. Requires Goblin Engineering. Schematic is learned from [npc=21493] in Area 52, Netherstorm, [33,64] - if you are a Goblin Engineer with 350 skill, he will teach it to you simply by speaking to him. Requires 350 skill to use the Toy.

[item=18984]

Bind-on-Use. Requires Goblin Engineering. Schematic is learned from [npc=14742] in Everlook, Winterspring, [60,50] - if you are a Goblin Engineer with 260 skill, he will teach it to you simply by speaking to him. Requires 260 skill to use the Toy.

[item=109167]

Bind-on-Use. Learned from [item=118480], which is sold by the vendor in the Draenor garrison Engineering Works (H:[npc=79826]/A:[npc=77365]) and Engineering vendors in Warspear/Stormshield for 1 [item=119299]. Only requires Engineering skill level of 1 to learn the schematic - Engineering is not required, however, to use this Toy.

[item=40727]

Bind-on-Use. Requires Gnomish Engineering. Schematic is learned from Engineer trainers at 500 skill. Requires 500 skill to use the Toy.

[item=40895]

Bind-on-Pickup. Requires Gnomish Engineering. Schematic is learned from Engineer trainers at 425 skill. Requires 350 skill to use the Toy.

[item=60854]

Bind-on-Use. Schematic is learned from Engineer trainers at 490 skill. Requires 125 skill to use the Toy.

[item=40768]

Bind-on-Use. Schematic is learned from Engineer trainers at 425 skill. Requires 425 skill to use the Toy.

[item=108745]

Bind-on-Use. Learned from [item=118487], which is sold by the vendor in the Draenor garrison Engineering Works (H:[npc=79826]/A:[npc=77365]) and Engineering vendors in Warspear/Stormshield for 1 [item=119299]. Only requires Engineering skill level of 1 to learn the schematic - Engineering is not required, however, to use this Toy.

[item=17716]

Bind-on-Use. Schematic is learned from Schematic: Snowmaster 9000, which can be found in [item=21327] or [item=17726] during Winter Veil. Requires 190 Engineering skill to learn/craft, and 190 skill to use the Toy.

[item=18986]

Bind-on-Use. Requires Gnomish Engineering. Schematic is learned from [npc=14743] in Gadgetzan, Tanaris, [52,28] - if you are a Gnomish Engineer with 260 skill, he will teach it to you simply by speaking to him. Requires 260 skill to use the Toy.

[item=30544]

Bind-on-Use. Requires Gnomish Engineering. Schematic is learned from [npc=21494] in Blade's Edge Mountains, [60,65] - if you are a Gnomish Engineer with 350 skill, he will teach it to you simply by speaking to him. Requires 350 skill to use the Toy.

[item=18660]

Bind-on-Use. Learned from Schematic: World Enlarger, a 2% drop from [npc=8920] in [zone=1584]. Requires skill level of 260 to learn the schematic, but only a Engineering skill of 1 to use the Toy.

[item=109183]

Bind-on-Use. Learned from [item=118481], which is sold by the vendor in the Draenor garrison Engineering Works (H:[npc=79826]/A:[npc=77365]) and Engineering vendors in Warspear/Stormshield for 1 [item=119299]. Only requires Engineering skill level of 1 to learn the schematic and to use the Toy.

[item=112059]

Bind-on-Use. Learned from [item=118488], sold by [npc=87552] (Warspear)/[npc=87065] (Stormshield), or the Engineering vendor in your garrison Engineering Works for 1 [item=119299]. Requires skill level of 1 to learn the schematic, but skill level of 500 to use the Toy.

[item=151652]

Bind-on-Use. Schematic is learned via the Argus quest line (roughly halfway through the Mac'Aree quests. Requires Engineering skill of 800.

[item=48933]

Bind-on-Use. Schematic is learned from Engineer trainers at 435 skill. Requires 415 skill to use the Toy.

[item=87215]

Bind-on-Use. Schematic is learned from Engineer trainers at 570 skill. Requires 500 skill to use the Toy.

ENCHANTING (1 Toy)

Leylight Brazier

Requires Legion Enchanting to craft. Bind-on-Use. Formula for crafting this item, [item=128625], is sold by [npc=97363] in the (Legion) Dalaran Underbelly for 250 [currency=1149].
Enchanting is not required to learn or use this Toy. Can be bought/sold on the Auction House.

INSCRIPTION (1 Toy)

[item=129211]

Requires Legion Inscription to craft. Bind-on-Use. Technique for this item is taught on completion of the quest The Legacy Passed On.
Inscription is not required to learn or use this Toy. Can be bought/sold on the Auction House.

JEWELCRAFTING (2 Toys)

[item=130251]

Requires Legion Jewelcrafting to craft. Bind-on-Use. Technique for this item is taught on completion of the profession quest Socket to Me.
Jewelcrafting is not required to learn or use this Toy. Can be bought/sold on the Auction House.

Chatterstone

Requires Legion Jewelcrafting to craft. Bind-on-Use. Technique for this item is taught on completion of the profession quest Mysteries of Nature.
Jewelcrafting is not required to learn or use this Toy. Can be bought/sold on the Auction House.

LEATHERWORKING (4 Toys)

[item=129958]

Requires Legion Leatherworking to craft. Bind-on-Use. Technique for this item, [item=137934], is available from [npc=97364] in the Dalaran Sewers for 50 [currency=1149].
Leatherworking is not required to learn or use this Toy. Can be bought/sold on the Auction House.

[item=129961]

Requires Legion Leatherworking to craft. Bind-on-Use. Technique for this item, [item=137932], is available from [npc=97364] in the Dalaran Sewers for 100 [currency=1149].
Leatherworking is not required to learn or use this Toy. Can be bought/sold on the Auction House.

[item=129960]

Requires Legion Leatherworking to craft. Bind-on-Use. The recipe for this item is taught on completion of the Leatherworking quest Playthings. This quest requires level 106, and is available as part of the Leatherworking quest line starting with Skin Deep.
Leatherworking is not required to learn or use this Toy. Can be bought/sold on the Auction House.

Leather Love Seat

Requires Legion Leatherworking to craft. Bind-on-Use. The recipe for this item, [item=137935], is available from the vendor [npc=107109] in [zone=7502] for 1 [currency=1275].
Leatherworking is not required to learn or use this Toy. Can be bought/sold on the Auction House.

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Miscellaneous tips:

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• Some faction specific Toys, like [item=90000], give you the version for both factions when you learn just one (essentially giving you 2 for 1 credit for the achievement!) Other similar items (that grant both versions) include:
  
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  • [item=64997]/[item=63141] - sold for 40 [currency=391] in Tol Barad Peninsula. Requires Honored reputation with [faction=1178]/[faction=1177] to use.
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  • [item=128471]/[item=128462] - sold for [money=3000000] in Tol Barad Peninsula. Requires Revered reputation with [faction=1848]/[faction=1847] to use.
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  • Any of the Argent Tournament banner Toys, sold by various vendors in Icecrown for 15 [currency=241] each. You will get any of the pairs below if you add one or the other to your collection:
    
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    • [item=45017]/[item=45020]
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    • [item=45014]/[item=45011]
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    • [item=45016]/[item=45021]
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    • [item=45013]/[item=45019]
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    • [item=45015]/[item=45018]
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  • [item=115468]/[item=115472] - sold for [money=10000000] + 50 [currency=823] in [zone=7333]/[zone=7332]. Requires Honored reputation with [faction=1731]/[faction=1445] to use.
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• There are some Toys that are specific to one faction or another, and either do not have equivalents on the other faction, or have equivalents that are not automatically rewarded (and must be earned separately). These count towards Toy-collecting achievements of ALL characters of either faction on the same account. These include:
  
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  • [item=30690] - Reward from Alliance-only quest Show Them Gnome Mercy! in Blade's Edge Mountains.
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  • [item=115503] - Reward from the Horde-only Jewelcrafting quest Diamonds Are Forever in Frostfire Ridge.
    
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  • [item=53057] - Reward from Horde-only quest Farewell, Minnow in Azshara.
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  • [item=119145] - Reward from Horde-only quest Fury of Frostfire, part of the Horde Warlords of Draenor Garrison Campaign.
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  • [item=119144] - Reward from Alliance-only quest The Trial of Champions, part of the Alliance Warlords of Draenor Garrison Campaign.
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  • [item=119160] - Sold by the Horde-only faction [faction=1708] in the Garrison Trading Post. Requires Honored reputation.
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  • [item=119182] - Sold by the Alliance-only faction [faction=1710] in the Garrison Trading Post. Requires Honored reputation.
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  • [item=119421] - Sold by the Alliance-only faction [faction=1710] in the Garrison Trading Post. Requires Revered reputation.
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  • [item=119218] - Looted by Horde players from the [item=120142], rewarded by the quest Fight, Kill, Salute!, completed in the Highmaul Colissuem free-for-all encounter from the Garrison Gladiator's Sanctum.
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  • [item=119217] - Looted by Alliance players from the [item=120142], rewarded by the quest Fight, Kill, Salute!, completed in the Highmaul Colissuem free-for-all encounter from the Garrison Gladiator's Sanctum.
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• Some Toys require camping a rare spawn (e.g. [item=134022], [item=104331], [item=86568])
  
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  • When camping on a PvP server, Stealthman 54 (crafted by Engineers, available on the Auction House) is a huge asset. This consumable will allow you to be stealthed, as long as you stay still.
    
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    • Any movement will break the effect after a 6 second delay.
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    • Turning in place does not count as movement.
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    • Using a spell or ability will instantly break the effect (no delay).
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  • It can be useful to have the game in the background if you are camping these spawns.
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  2. To play in windowed mode, use Game Menu ==> System ==> Graphics ==> Display Mode. Change this to "Windowed (Fullscreen)"
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  4. Install the NPCscan addon - this is an essential tool that will alert you audibly when a Rare mob spawns.
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  6. Ensure you will be able to hear the alert when tabbed out or working on something else - use Game Menu ==> System ==> Sound ==> Playback. Select "Sound in Background"
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Yeah cool. That just means you've got a main, but an alt has a class specific toy putting you at 400 on that toon. (For example: Your warrior has 399, but your shaman has [Vol'jin's Serpent Totem] or [Waterspeaker's Totem], putting them at 400)