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Life Pools Watering Can

Item Level 1
Binds when picked up
Held In Off-handArmor
Requires Level 58
Sell price: 41 gold35 silver
Not sold on the Auction House

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

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Life Pools Watering Can Game Data

Appearance

In the Appearances collection, Life Pools Watering Can is listed as Quest. Appearance ID: 76454.

Read from the World of Warcraft client build files.

How Life Pools Watering Can Compares

Similar Items

The 10 items nearest to Life Pools Watering Can (item level 1) in item level among Armor > Miscellaneous, Held In Off-hand slot.

ItemItem LevelRequires LevelStatsLowest Listed Price
Life Pools Watering Can (this item)158QuestNot listed
Dragonspawn Spellweaver's Focus160World Drop200 gold on 55 realms
Wirt's Haunted Leg140 gold on 76 realms
Coreway Engineer's Forceps1World Drop500 gold on 56 realms
Dark Iron's Crystal Ward175 gold on 82 realms
Sanctum Acolyte's Pylon180World Drop1 silver on 82 realms
Sin'dorei Crystal Focus1World Drop99 gold on 76 realms
Blood Oath Tome1World Drop99 gold on 73 realms
Fetish of the Vanquished Foe1World Drop400 gold on 70 realms
Diseased Piranha Fetish1World Drop899 gold on 69 realms
Wriggling Tentacle Fetish1World Drop999 gold on 63 realms

The lowest listed price among them is Sanctum Acolyte's Pylon at 1 silver in the US Auction House.

Next item levels up from Life Pools Watering Can among Armor > Miscellaneous, Held In Off-hand slot: Red Rose (item level 12), Darkmoon Flower (item level 12), Ritual Stein (item level 15), Shimmering Stave (item level 16) and Greenweave Branch (item level 17).

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

3D Model

First-party render from the game files. Model © Blizzard Entertainment.

About Life Pools Watering Can

Life Pools Watering Can 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.