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Save Gold and Gain Bag Space by Earning Quest Rewards in WoW: Forever

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Save Gold and Gain Bag Space by Earning Quest Rewards in WoW: Forever

Looking to upgrade your bags, but are a little tight on gold? Here are some bag upgrades from quests in Forever that should give you a bit more storage space!

Bag Upgrade Guide

There are many items that players will want to carry while leveling in WoW: Forever. From consumables that replenish you before the next pull, to quest items that you have to carry around, to items you want to vendor to make some Gold, bag space is a premium, especially in the early levels.

Bag Bar

At the start of a character's adventure, players can get 6-slot bags to expand their inventory in the starting area. With four 6-slot bags and the base 20 slots, this totals 42 slots. This sounds like a lot, but this space fills up very quickly when you're picking up everything to sell for money and finishing quests. Players will quickly look to expand their inventory space to carry more items on their adventures, but with competing gold costs on skill upgrades every two levels, and Dual Spec and Mount Training at level 40, gold might be tight.

There are random bags that can drop from any mob in the world, such as Large Blue Sack, but if you're looking for something a little more guaranteed, there are plenty of bags from quests and bosses. If you want to see a full list of bag upgrades, check out Wowhead's Bag Guide.

Bag Rewards from Quests

There are quite a few Bag rewards from quests in WoW: Forever, with four new quests rewarding players with bags in the earlier levels. Keep in mind, you might not be able to complete a quest solo right when you're eligible to pick it up; several quests pose quite a challenge if you're on your own.

Name Slots Source
Wizbang's Gunnysack 8 Reward from Buzzbox 525 (Level 7)
Old Blanchy's Feed Pouch 8 Reward from Poor Old Blanchy (Level 9)
Scuffed Shipping Crate 8 Rewards from Parts and Pieces (Level 9)
Captain Sander's Booty Bag 8 Reward from Captain Sander's Hidden Treasure (Level 10)
Deviate Hide Pack 10 Reward from Deviate Hides (Level 13)
Hunting Satchel 10 Reward from Vyrin's Revenge (Level 15)
Gunnysack of the Night Watch 10 Reward from The Night Watch (Level 18)
Ooze-covered Bag 10 Reward from Digging Through the Ooze (Level 19)
Spidersilk Pouch 12 Reward from Stronger than Steel in Mulgore (Level 29)
Old Toolbox 12 Rewards from Stepping Stones in the Sleeping Bag quest chain (Level 14).
Explorer's Knapsack 14 Reward from Cortello's Riddle (Level 35)
Thawpelt Sack 14 Reward from The Platinum Discs / The Platinum Discs (Level 40)
Demon Hide Sack 16 Reward from You Are Rakh'likh, Demon (Level 45)
Red Bag 16 Reward from Red Bag Blues (Level 55)
Hyjal Postal Satchel 18 Reward from Top of the Post (Level 56)

Bag Drops from Bosses

Bags also drop from bosses both in dungeons and in the world. Most of these have a significantly higher drop rate than the random bags from any mob, but if you're feeling lucky, you can try your hand at farming these too.

Name Slots Source
Gnoll Hide Sack 8 Drops from Fedfennel in Elwynn Forest
Fel Steed Saddlebags 10 Drop from Fel Steed in Shadowfang Keep
Large Rucksack 10 Drop from Foe Reaper 4000 in Westfall
Murloc Skin Bag 10 Drop from Gelihast in Blackfathom Deeps
Snakeskin Bag 10 Drop from Lady Anacondra in Wailing Caverns
Sturdy Lunchbox 12 Drop from Venture Co. Foreman in Stranglethorn Vale
Wayfarer's Knapsack 16 Drop from Ribbly Screwspigot in Blackrock Depths
Panther Hide Sack 18 Drop from High Priestess Arlokk in Zul'Gurub
Onyxia Hide Backpack 18 Drop from Onyxia in Onyxia's Lair
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