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Mark of the Dancing Crane

Item Level 39
Binds when picked up
FingerArmor
+5 Agility
+7 Stamina
+5 Critical Strike
+5 Haste
Requires Level 35
Sell price: 11 gold65 silver
Not sold on the Auction House

This item is acquired in-game. See its sources below.

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How Mark of the Dancing Crane Compares

Who It Suits

Mark of the Dancing Crane carries Agility, the primary stat of Beast Mastery, Marksmanship and Survival Hunter; Assassination, Outlaw and Subtlety Rogue; Enhancement Shaman; Brewmaster and Windwalker Monk; Feral and Guardian Druid; Havoc and Vengeance Demon Hunter.

Similar Items

The 3 items nearest to Mark of the Dancing Crane (item level 39) in item level among Armor > Miscellaneous, Finger slot, from item level 29 to 46.

ItemItem LevelRequires LevelStatsLowest Listed Price
Mark of the Dancing Crane (this item)3935+5 Agility, +7 Stamina, +5 Critical Strike, +5 HasteNot listed
Immaculate Ring3834+5 Intellect, +7 StaminaNot listed
Azsunite Loop4640+8 Stamina, +15 Haste. Crafted with Legion JewelcraftingNot listed
Quicksilver Ring2923+4 Intellect, +6 StaminaNot listed

Azsunite Loop has the highest item level here (46).

Next item levels up from Mark of the Dancing Crane among Armor > Miscellaneous, Finger slot: Shadowghast Ring (item level 175), Gleaming Copper Band (item level 197), Thalassian Competitor's Signet (item level 197), Tarnished Dawnlit Band (item level 197) and Tarnished Dawnlit Signet (item level 197).

Nearest lower item levels below Mark of the Dancing Crane among Armor > Miscellaneous, Finger slot: Jasper Link (item level 28), Swamp Ring (item level 28), Runed Ring (item level 25), Brainlash (item level 25) and Fen Ring (item level 21).

Built from the World of Warcraft client build files and recorded Auction House snapshots.

About Mark of the Dancing Crane

Mark of the Dancing Crane is not traded on the Auction House, so it has no Auction House price. It is acquired in-game from the sources listed above. This page collects its first-party game data (identity, effects and where it comes from) from the official World of Warcraft client build.