Garrison: Complete Guide (WoD 6.2)

Table of Contents

• 1. New in 6.2?
• 2. New in 6.1?
• 3. Unlocking Your Garrison
• +4. Garrison Resources
  • 4.1. Garrison Hearthstone
• +5. Buildings
  • 5.1. Building Guides
    • 5.1.1. Small Buildings
    • 5.1.2. Medium Buildings
    • 5.1.3. Large Buildings
    • 5.1.4. Special Buildings
  • 5.2. Profession Guides
  • 5.3. Build Order
    • 5.3.1. First Small Building
    • 5.3.2. First Large Building
    • 5.3.3. Second Small Building
    • 5.3.4. First Medium Building
    • 5.3.5. After Upgrading to Town Hall Level 3
  • 5.4. Building Achievements
  • 5.5. Monuments
  • 5.6. Garrisons Outposts in Draenor Zones
• 6. Follower and Missions
• +7. Rewards
  • 7.1. Pets
  • 7.2. Mounts
  • 7.3. Toys
  • 7.4. Transmogrification
  • 7.5. Other Interesting Rewards
• 8. Primal Trader
• +9. Invasions
  • 9.1. Achievements
• 10. Remaining Achievements
• 11. Changelog

Garrisons play a major role in Warlords of Draenor. They are not optional, meaning that you must build one to progress through the introductory quest line of your faction in Draenor and unlock the rest of the continent. Your Garrison is designed as a central hub for everything the expansion brings.

• The Garrison is where you get all the new patterns for your professions.
• The Garrison is where you gain access to Ashran where the Alliance and Horde hubs are located (the flight path to Ashran is unlocked during a quest given at the Garrison). This is especially important to PvP players, because Ashran is where the Draenor outdoor PvP zone is located.
• You can use your Garrison to farm a decent amount of ores, herbs, leather, and fur every day without having Mining, Herbalism, or Skinning as a profession on your character.
• Garrison missions allow you to get gear of item level higher than the difficulty you are currently running (for example, Heroic raiders can get Mythic gear). See our Follower Mission guide.
• The quest line to obtain the Legendary rings starts in your Garrison.
• The Garrison is a major source of Apexis Crystals, which can be contained in every Work Order you complete at your Garrison. See our Apexis Crystals guide for more details.
• Seals of Tempered Fate can also be obtained at the Garrison with little effort. You can get 1 from a weekly follower mission that randomly pops up in your mission list and your Level 3 Dwarven Bunker / War Mill automatically gives you 1 every week.

The Garrison also gives you access to many rewards, like pets, mounts, vanity items, transmogrification gear, which we are going to try and list in an exhaustive manner in this article.

The main change in 6.2 is the addition of a shipyard to your Garrison. It works in very much the same way as your mission table, in that you can build ships, send them on missions, and get rewards. Almost all of the new Garrison rewards come from the shipyard, so we advise you to read our Shipyard guide.

There is also a change that most players will welcome and that does not appear in the patch notes. You can now skip the completed mission animations at the mission table by pressing space.

You can also acquired two new pets.

• Cinder Pup is rewarded by a Follower Mission.
• Shard of Cyrukh is rewarded at the end of the Tanaan Jungle Garrison Campaign (on the fifth week).

Finally, the quartermasters of your new factions in Tanaan Jungle, Hand of the Prophet and Vol'jin's Headhunters, sell Trade Agreement: Arakkoa Outcasts. This item costs 2,500 , requires revered reputation with the Arakkoa Outcasts, and increases the maximum size of your Garrison Cache to 1,000. This gives you a Garrison Cache that can hold up to 1,000 Garrison Resources, allowing you to empty it much less often (it takes about 6 days to fill up).

The main change in 6.1 is that Garrison with a Level 3 Town Hall will have one of 5 new visitors come each day and offer a daily quest of a specific kind: Dungeon, Raid, Bounty, Relic, or Profession.

• Dungeon. Dungeon daily quests require you to kill the last boss of a dungeon and reward you with a bag that has a chance to contain a level 630, 645, or 655 item token.
• Raid. Raid quests are weekly and not daily. They reward you with a bag that has a chance to contain a level 645 or 655 item token.
• Bounty. Bounty quests are intended for 3 or more players and require you to defeat a named elite NPC. They reward you with a bag that contains Apexis Crystals and that have a chance to contain a level 645 or 655 item token.
• Relic. Relic quests are given to you by Harrison Jones when he visits your Garrison. There are 6 such quests and they reward a bag that contains Apexis Crystals and that has a chance to contain a level 645 or 655 item token. Completing a relic question unlocks a mission of a similar name for your followers. Completing all 6 relic quests grants you the Master Relic Hunter achievement, which is required for Don't Call Me Junior, the meta-achievement that grants you Harrison Jones as a follower (the other required achievement used to be Exploration Mission Master).
• Profession. Profession quests simply allow you to trade basic reagents (ore, herbs, dust, etc.) directly for Primal Spirits or for tradeskill reagents ( Gearspring Parts, Alchemical Catalysts, etc.).

While doing any of these new quests, with the exception of profession quests, you have a chance to obtain an item that allows you to summon one of the 6 new raid or world bosses in your Garrison. Summoned raid or world bosses have scaling health and are intended for 10-40 players. The bosses and the items needed to summon them are:

• Annihilon — Void Prison;
• Commander Dro'gan — Bloodied Iron Horde Banner;
• Gaur — Runed Greatstone;
• Lady Fleshsear — Legion Beacon;
• Mage Lord Gogg'nathog — Arcane Highmaul Relic;
• Teluur — Heart of Oak.

Defeating all these bosses grants you the Master and Commander achievement.

Finally, Sergeant Crowler (Alliance) and Sergeant Grimjaw (Horde) now allow you to spend your Garrison Resources on a number of useful items:

• Follower Ability Retraining Manual and Follower Trait Retraining Guide, which allow you to re-roll traits and abilities separately on your followers;
• Rush Orders, which allow you to instantly finish 5 Work Orders in the Garden, the Mine, the Barn, the Gladiator's Sanctum, the Dwarven Bunker / War Mill, and the Gnomish Gearworks / Goblin Workshop;
• Scouting Missives, which allow you to do the Apexis Daily quest of your choice.

From the Patch Notes, there also is a vendor who is supposed to sell follower upgrades, so we will get back to you with more information once the Patch has been released.

Your Garrison is unlocked almost immediately after starting in Draenor, in Shadowmoon Valley for Alliance players or Frostfire Ridge for Horde players. You need to follow the main quest line and, after a few quests, you will end up with a Garrison Level 1 in which Barracks Level 1 are built.

Garrison Resources are used to:

• build or upgrade Garrison buildings;
• send followers on missions (some missions do earn you Garrison Resources instead, but they are rare, so do not expect to make a profit);
• buy crafting reagents at the Trading Post;
• place Work Orders at the Dwarven Bunker / War Mill.

Garrison Resources are earned from:

• the Garrison Cache, which is an object located next to your Town Hall that you unlock during the introductory quest line in your starting zone and that generates 1x Garrison Resource every 10 minutes (up to a maximum of 500, 1,500 with Trade Agreement: Arakkoa Outcasts);
• the Lumber Mill, where Work Orders can generate up to 120x Garrison Resources per day;
• the Trading Post, where Work Orders can generate up to 180x Garrison Resources per day;
• completing quests in your Garrison (but they are not usually repeatable);
• killing named mobs in Draenor.

If you only rely on your Garrison Cache for Garrison Resources generation, then you are looking at 144 Garrison Resources per day. If you add Work Orders in either the Lumber Mill, then this number becomes 264, and if you add Work Orders in the Trading Post, it becomes 444. Upgrading all your Garrison building to Level 3 (the maximum) costs a bit more than 12,000 Garrison Resources, so it will take about a month to get a fully upgraded Garrison.

As you can see, Garrison Resources are very scarce, which is why you want to go through the introductory quest line on all your alts as soon as possible. This way, you will be able to log onto each of them every few days, to empty their Garrison Cache and give you extra resources for when you will really start playing them. Also, rare mobs throughout Draenor give you about 30 Garrison Resources when you kill them, so farming them can be a great way to develop your Garrison faster.

An important item in your Garrison is your Garrison Hearthstone, which allows you to teleport back to your Garrison. This item is on a different cooldown than your regular Hearthstone, which is important, because it means that you can set your Hearthstone in the town around which you are questing and easily teleport back and forth between that town and your Garrison.

If you lose your Garrison Hearthstone, speak with the Innkeeper in your Town Hall to get a new one.

There are 20 buildings that you can build: 10 Small buildings, 5 Medium buildings, and 5 Large buildings. The size of a building is not an indication of how powerful or useful it is. Your Garrison has building plots of different sizes and a Small building can only be placed in a Small building plot, a Medium building can only be placed in a Medium building plot, and a Large building can only be placed in a Large building plot. This is probably meant to add some constraints and force players to build different types of buildings (and not just Large buildings or just Small buildings). You can manage your buildings by using the Architect Table that you will find in your Town Hall. Each building you build is initially at Level 1 and you can upgrade it to Level 2, and then to Level 3, each time unlocking new perks.

You cannot destroy a building, but you can replace a building with another one. In the Architect Table, drag the desired building and drop it onto the building you wish to replace.

After unlocking your Garrison, its Town Hall is Level 1 and you have building plots for a Large building (which is taken by the Barracks) and for a Small building. As you upgrade your Town Hall, you get more and more plots, as follows:

• Town Hall Level 1: has 1 Small building plot and 1 Large building plot;
• Town Hall Level 2: has 2 Small building plots, 1 Medium building plot, and 1 Large building plot;
• Town Hall Level 3: has 3 Small building plots, 2 Medium building plots, and 2 Large building plots.

Upgrading your Town Hall from Level 1 to 2 costs 200x Garrison Resources, teaches you how to build all Level 1 buildings (except for the Salvage Yard), and is done during Bigger is Better (Alliance) or Bigger is Better (Horde). Both these quests require you to finish a good portion of the quest lines in the starting zone of your faction. Alliance players need to finish the quest line in the Twilight Glade, up to Chasing Shadows. Horde players need to finish the quest line involving Ga'nar's vengeance, up to The Eldest. Upgrading the Town Hall to Level 2 has no Level requirement and can be done as soon as you get the quest.

Upgrading your Town Hall from Level 2 to 3 costs 2,000x Garrison Resources and is done during My Very Own Castle (Alliance) or My Very Own Fortress (Horde). Both these quests are given to you when you first visit your Garrison after reaching Level 100.

We have guides for all the buildings. In the table below, you will find links to our guides (by clicking the buildings' names) and explanations regarding what each building does. If you want a quick guide that tells you how to unlock the 3 levels of each building, then you should read our guide to unlocking all Garrison buildings.

You learn to build all Level 1 buildings when you upgrade your Town Hall to Level 2, with the exception of the Salvage Yard. To upgrade buildings to Level 2 and 3, you will first need to acquire blueprints. Some of these blueprints will only be sold to you if you have earned a specific achievement.

Name	Explanations
Salvage Yard	Allows you to get Salvage Crates from missions, which greatly help gearing up your followers.
Storehouse	Enables access to bank, guild bank, void storage, and transmogrifier.
Alchemy Lab	Teaches you Draenor Alchemy recipes, if you are an Alchemist, or allows you to craft some Draenor Alchemy recipes, if you are not. Enables the production of Alchemical Catalysts through Work Orders.
The Forge	Teaches you Draenor Blacksmithing recipes, if you are a Blacksmith, or allows you to craft some Draenor Blacksmithing recipes, if you are not. Enables the production of Truesteel Ingots through Work Orders.
Enchanter's Study	Teaches you Draenor Enchanting recipes, if you are an Enchanter, or allows you to craft some Draenor Enchanting recipes and disenchant BoP gear, if you are not. Enables the production of Temporal Crystals through Work Orders.
Engineering Works	Teaches you Draenor Engineering recipes, if you are an Engineer, or allows you to craft some Draenor Engineer recipes, if you are not. Enables the production of Gearspring Parts through Work Orders.
Scribe's Quarters	Teaches you Draenor Inscription recipes, if you are a Scribe, or allows you to craft some Draenor Inscription recipes, if you are not. Enables the production of War Paints through Work Orders.
Gem Boutique	Teaches you Draenor Jewelcrafting recipes, if you are a Jewelcrafter, or allows you to craft some Draenor Jewelcrafting recipes, if you are not. Enables the production of Taladite Crystals through Work Orders.
The Tannery	Teaches you Draenor Leatherworking recipes, if you are a Leatherworker, or allows you to craft some Draenor Leatherworking recipes, if you are not. Enables the production of Burnished Leather through Work Orders.
Tailoring Emporium	Teaches you Draenor Tailoring recipes, if you are a Tailor, or allows you to craft some Draenor Tailoring recipes, if you are not. Enables the production of Hexweave Cloth through Work Orders.

Name	Explanations
Barn	Enables the production of Sumptuous Furs, Raw Beast Hide, crafting reagents for Cooking, and Savage Bloods through Work Orders.
Gladiator's Sanctum	Enables Nemesis quests and eventually grants access to the Highmaul Coliseum PvP arena.
Lumber Mill	Enables the production of Garrison Resources from Timber gathered around Draenor.
Lunarfall Inn / Frostwolf Tavern	Enables the recruitment of a follower each week, chosen according to the abilities or traits you are interested in. Eventually unlocks follower missions that reward more Gold than regular missions.
Trading Post	Enables the production of Garrison Resources in exchange for random crafting reagents. Allows you to obtain crafting reagents in exchange for Garrison Resources. Unlocks the Sha'tari Defense (Alliance) and Laughing Skull Orcs (Horde) reputations. Eventually allows you to build an Auctioneer in your Trading Post.

Name	Explanations
Barracks	Unlock Patrol follower missions, which reward more follower experience than regular missions. Allows a follower with the Bodyguard trait to accompany you in Draenor. Eventually raises your follower limit to 25 and allows you to change the guards and banners of your Garrison.
Dwarven Bunker / War Mill	Doubles the chance that your quest rewards get upgraded to rare or epic quality. Allows you to buy statless gear for transmogrification purposes. Enables the production of follower item upgrades through Work Orders. Eventually produces 1x Seal of Tempered Fate per week (for more information, see our Seals of Tempered Fate guide).
Gnomish Gearworks / Goblin Workshop	Grants access to cool, but short-lived Engineering devices (they all expire after 1 day and you get them randomly). Eventually allows the creation of a Siege Vehicle once per day that you can drive in Ashran.
Mage Tower / Spirit Lodge	Allows the creation of up to 3 portals to Draenor zones.
Stables	Allows you to capture and breed 6 Draenor-specific mounts. Eventually increases your mount speed in Draenor by 20%.

Special buildings do not need to be built, only upgraded. They do not occupy a building plot and appear when you upgrade your Town Hall (the Menagerie appears at Level 3 and the others at Level 2).

Name	Explanations
Herb Garden	Allows you to obtain Draenor herbs from your Garrison.
Lunarfall Excavation / Frostwolf Mines	Allows you to obtain Draenor ores from your Garrison.
Fishing Shack	Allows you to fish in your Garrison waters and to eventually recruit Nat Pagle as a follower.
Menagerie	Unlocks a Pet Battle daily quest at your Garrison. Eventually allows you to obtain 7 exclusive pets.

Garrisons are so tied with professions that we decided to write profession guides with Draenor and Garrisons in mind:

• Draenor Alchemy guide;
• Draenor Blacksmithing guide;
• Draenor Enchanting guide;
• Draenor Engineering guide;
• Draenor Inscription guide;
• Draenor Jewelcrafting guide;
• Draenor Leatherworking guide;
• Draenor Tailoring guide;

Your build order depends heavily on what you intend to do with your character, although things are more or less set in stone until you reach Level 100 and build your Town Hall Level 3.

Your first building will inevitably be a profession building, because you cannot build a Salvage Yard before Level 96. So you have the choice between a building for one of your professions or the Enchanter's Study, which allows you to disenchant your BoP gear and make money selling the disenchanted reagents (or using them to craft enchants).

Your first Large building has to be the Barracks, because you need to build them to progress through the introductory quest line. Once you get your first Comprehensive Outpost Construction Guide, you can buy the plans for the Barracks, Level 2 in Ashran and upgrade your building, allowing you to benefit from having a bodyguard with you while in Draenor.

The Stables is also an option. It can provide you 1,620 Garrison Resources over a period of 12 days, which is invaluable in the early stages of your Garrison. It also allows you to remain mounted while interacting with objects (such as when you harvest Timber for your Lumber Mill).

For your second Small building, you can wait a few levels to have access to the Salvage Yard, or you can build another profession building.

You need a total of 12,950x Garrison Resources to upgrade all of your Garrison's buildings to Level 3, and resources are really scarce. Using the Garrison Cache alone, it would take you months to gather enough resources to build your entire Garrison (not even counting the resources you have to spend on follower missions). So, we strongly advise you to have the Lumber Mill as your first Medium building, which you can update to Level 2 when you reach Level 98 or obtain your Spires of Arak outpost. Once you have almost everything to Level 3, you can buy something else in its stead.

After you unlock additional building plots with your Town Hall Level 3, you need to look for buildings that are actually useful to you.

• If you plan on focusing on followers to gear yourself up, then you will need Barracks, Dwarven Bunker / War Mill, Lunarfall Inn / Frostwolf Tavern, and Salvage Yard.
• If you plan on traveling through Draenor a lot, then you will need Barracks, Stables, Mage Tower / Spirit Lodge, and Gladiator's Sanctum (for increase resource regeneration and safe fall / water breathing).
• If you plan on doing PvP, then you will need Gnomish Gearworks / Goblin Workshop and Gladiator's Sanctum.
• If you plan to focus on professions, then you will need Barn (if you have Leatherworking and/or Tailoring) and Trading Post. Followers with all profession traits are available through questing in Draenor (simply browse through your follower list in-game), but if you accidentally re-rolled the traits of a profession follower, then you will need the Lunarfall Inn or Frostwolf Tavern to get a new follower with that profession trait.

The possibilities are endless, but hopefully, the examples above have given you an idea of what to do.

There are a number of achievements related to Garrison buildings, which we list below.

• Time for an Upgrade: upgrade any building to Level 2.
• Builder: upgrade buildings on all plots to Level 2.
• Movin' On Up: upgrade any building to Level 3.
• Master Builder: upgrade buildings on all plots to Level 3.
• Keepin' Busy: unlock all Special buildings.
• More Plots (Alliance): upgrade your Town Hall to Level 2.
• More Plots: (Horde): upgrade your Town Hall to Level 2.
• Even More Plots (Alliance): upgrade your Town Hall to Level 3.
• Even More Plots (Horde): upgrade your Town Hall to Level 3.
• Draftsman: learn 20 Garrison blueprints.
• Master Draftsman: learn 40 Garrison blueprints.
• Grand Master Draftsman: learn 60 Garrison blueprints.
• Garrison Architect: complete all of the above-mentioned achievements.

In your Garrison, you will notice an empty monument stele, on which you can place one of 5 monuments. Each of them requires you to obtain a specific achievement.

• Master Draenor Crafter: craft 50 epic items with an item level of at least 600.
• Defender of Draenor (Alliance): get 5,000 honorable kills in Draenor.
• Defender of Draenor (Horde): get 5,000 honorable kills in Draenor.
• Mythic Draenor Raider (Alliance): kill all the raid bosses from Tier 17 in Mythic mode.
• Mythic Draenor Raider (Horde): kill all the raid bosses from Tier 17 in Mythic mode.
• Draenor Pet Brawler: win 2,000 pet battles in Draenor.
• Master of Apexis: collect 100,000 Apexis Crystals in Draenor.

You can find screenshots of the monuments on MMO-Champion.

In Gorgrond, Talador, Spires of Arak, and Nagrand, you will build an Outpost for your Garrison during the main quest line of each zone. Your outpost can take 2 different forms, so you need to make a choice and this choice cannot be changed until you reach Level 100 (at which point you can pay 5,000 to the outpost's foreman to change building). As of Patch 6.1, changing your outpost allows you to do the quest line associated with it (and earn extra followers).

Wowhead has a detailed write-up on the subject, which we encourage you to read.

To sum it up, most of the Garrison outposts provide you a zone-wide buff or perk, so for the most part, you need to make the choice between one buff/perk or another. Spires of Arak is different in the sense that you need to make a choice between a +20% experience bonus in Spires of Arak or vendors that sell you interesting items, such as a follower contract or a toy.

Thanks to your Garrison, you can recruit followers and send them on missions, from which they come back after a few hours with either gear, Gold, and other cool items.

You can have up to 20 active followers (25 with Barracks Level 3). If you have more than 20 active followers, then you need to deactivate some, until you are left with only 20 active followers. If you have more than 20 active followers, you can not start follower missions. Deactivated followers can be reactivate for a fee of 250 . It then take them 1 day to properly reactivate.

Followers can be recruited in Draenor. Some require you to complete a quest and others can be recruited when you obtain their contract (through quests, vendors, or follower missions). All of the followers that you can directly recruit in Draenor are shown in your follower window (either at the follower tab of the Mission Table or when clicking the Garrison icon next to your minimap). There, you can find information about them: what abilities/traits they have and where you can recruit them. You can also recruit followers from your Inn / Tavern, in which case, you can specify the abilities or traits you are most interested in. The Inn / Tavern is very useful for recruiting specific followers (for example if you feel that you do not have enough followers with a specific trait).

Pet	Source
Albino Chimaeraling	Menagerie
Bone Wasp	Laughing Skull Orcs
Cinder Pup	Follower Missions
Crusher	sold for 1,000 by Trader Araanda / Trader Darakk
Crazy Carrot	Herb Garden
Everbloom Peachick	Daily dungeon quest at the Inn / Tavern
Firewing	Menagerie
Spectral Bell	Menagerie
Land Shark	Fishing Shack
Left Shark	Shipyard
Nightshade Sproutling	Herb Garden
Puddle Terror	Menagerie
Pygmy Cow	Barn
Sentinel's Companion	Daily dungeon quest at the Inn / Tavern
Shard of Cyrukh	Tanaan Garrison Campaign
Sunfire Kaliri	Menagerie
Sun Sproutling	Menagerie
Weebomination	Menagerie

Mount	Source
Armored Irontusk	Sha'tari Defense
Ironside Warwolf	Laughing Skull Orcs
Reins of the Crimson Water Strider	Fishing Shack
Garn Steelmaw	Garrison Invasions
Giant Coldsnout	Garrison Invasions
Mudback Riverbeast	Shipyard
Rocktusk Battleboar	sold for 10,000 by Trader Araanda / Trader Darakk
Shadowhide Pearltusk	Garrison Invasions
Smoky Direwolf	Garrison Invasions
Trained Icehoof	Stables
Trained Meadowstomper	Stables
Trained Riverwallow	Stables
Trained Rocktusk	Stables
Trained Silverpelt	Stables
Trained Snarler	Stables
Armored Frostboar	Stables
Armored Frostwolf	Stables
Witherhide Cliffstomper	sold for 20,000 by Trader Araanda / Trader Darakk

Toy	Source
Fruit Basket	Daily dungeon quest at the Inn / Tavern
Gamon's Braid	Daily dungeon quest at the Inn / Tavern
Hearthstone Board	Benjamin Brode
Lilian's Warning Sign	Daily dungeon quest at the Inn / Tavern
Manastorm's Duplicator	Daily dungeon quest at the Inn / Tavern
Personal Spotlight	sold for 100 by Trader Araanda / Trader Darakk
Tickle Totem	Laughing Skull Orcs
Void Totem	Daily dungeon quest at the Inn / Tavern
Winning Hand	Benjamin Brode

For transmogrification gear, please see the Dwarven Bunker / War Mill guide.

Item	Source
Captain Sander's Returned Band	Shipyard missions
Admiral Taylor's Loyalty Ring	Shipyard missions
Signet of the Third Fleet	Shipyard missions
Waterlogged Manifest	Shipyard missions
Touch of the Void	Follower missions
Treessassin's Guise	Lumber Mill
Aviana's Feather	Daily dungeon quest at the Inn / Tavern
Ever-Blooming Frond	Daily dungeon quest at the Inn / Tavern
Oralius' Whispering Crystal	Daily dungeon quest at the Inn / Tavern

Primal Spirits are sometimes looted from mobs in Draenor. You can exchange these items for crafting reagents at your garrison. Ashley Zerep is the Alliance Primal Trader and is located on the left of the Town Hall entrance. Appraiser Sazsel Stickyfingers is the Horde Primal Trader and is located next to the War Tower, just outside the Garrison. The table below lists the exchange rate for each crafting reagent sold by these traders.

Reagent	Price
Alchemical Catalyst	10x Primal Spirits
Truesteel Ingot	10x Primal Spirits
Gearspring Parts	10x Primal Spirits
War Paints	10x Primal Spirits
Taladite Crystal	10x Primal Spirits
Burnished Leather	10x Primal Spirits
Sumptuous Fur	10x Primal Spirits
Sorcerous Air	25x Primal Spirits
Sorcerous Earth	25x Primal Spirits
Sorcerous Fire	25x Primal Spirits
Sorcerous Water	25x Primal Spirits
Savage Blood	50x Primal Spirits

Invasions are scripted events that happen in your Garrison and require you to defeat a small invading army. Invasions happen after you have killed a high number of mobs from a Draenor enemy faction: Botani, Goren, Iron Horde, Ogre, Shadow Council, and Shadowmoon Clan. The number of mobs you need to kill is not publicly known, but once you reach it, an army from that faction will invade your Garrison. The invasion takes the form of a scenario, in which you have to complete objectives in succession, such as killing a specific enemy or defending a position. Depending on how well/fast you completed these real-time objectives, you are given a score, which eventually decides if you earn a Bronze (300 points), Silver (600 points), or Gold (1,000 points) rating.

For more information about invasions, we refer you to our Garrison Invasion guide.

There are a number of achievements related to Garrison invasions.

• It's an Invasion!: defeat a Garrison invasion.
• Bronze Defender: defeat a Garrison invasion with a Bronze rating or better.
• Silver Defender: defeat a Garrison invasion with a Silver rating or better.
• Golden Defender: defeat a Garrison invasion with a Gold rating or better.
• Master Defender: earn a Gold rating in each max-level Garrison invasion.
• Invasion Specialist: defeat 10 Garrison invasions.
• Invasion? What Invasion?: defeat 50 Garrison invasions.
• Save Those Buildings!: defeat Botani, Goren, Iron Horde, Ogre, Shadow Council, Shadowmoon Clan invasions without letting any buildings get destroyed.
• Botani Invasion: defeat a Botani Garrison invasion.
• Goren Invasion: defeat a Goren Garrison invasion.
• Iron Horde Invasion: defeat an Iron Horde Garrison invasion.
• Ogre Invasion: defeat an Ogre Garrison invasion.
• Shadow Council Invasion: defeat a Shadow Council Garrison invasion.
• Shadowmoon Clan Invasion: defeat a Shadowmoon Clan Garrison invasion.
• Invasions Are Better with Friends: defeat a Garrison invasion in a party of 3 players.

Below, you will find the list of the remaining achievements you can earn in your garrison. All the other achievements have been mentioned in this article or they are tied to a specific building and have been mentioned in the guide for that building.

• Staying Regular: relieve yourself in the Garrison outhouse.
• Garrison Buddies (Alliance): visit a friend's Garrison.
• Garrison Buddies (Horde): visit a friend's Garrison.
• Working Some Orders: complete 125 Work Orders at your Garrison.
• Working More Orders: complete 250 Work Orders at your Garrison.
• Working Many Orders: complete 750 Work Orders at your Garrison.

• 24 Jun. 2015: Added pets, mounts, and toys sold by the new local supplies vendors in your Garrison Townhall.
• 23 Jun. 2015: Added a new section about what is new in Patch 6.2 and added the rewards from the Shipyard.
• 19 Mar. 2015: Forgot to update the outpost section when 6.1 came out. Changing outpost now allows you to do the quest line of the new outpost and earn new followers.
• 27 Feb. 2015: Exploration Mission Master no longer required for Don't Call Me Junior.
• 24 Feb. 2015: 6.1 update. Also reworked the advice for the first Large building you should get.
• 02 Dec. 2014: Moved most of the invasion content to a new invasion guide.
• 27 Nov. 2014: Added mode details on invasions.
• 25 Nov. 2014: Emphasized the fact that Garrison Resources are scarce. Fixed the amount of Garrison Resources you can get from the Trading Post (was 20 per Work Order during beta, but it is 30 on live servers)
• 19 Nov. 2014: Added Horde quest requirement for upgrading Town Hall to Level 2.
• 13 Nov. 2014: Fixed a few explanations regarding Town Hall Level 1 and 2. Also improved Build Order recommendations.

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