For example, a Troll turning into a Night Elf would see his Raptors turn into Nightsabers. When a character changes factions, the mounts associated their original race automatically convert into those of their new opposite faction race. However, they will be restored at their previous levels if the character ever transfers back to their original faction. † Some reputations do not have an opposite-faction equivalent, and thus will not be included in a faction change. Some faction-specific mounts may be unavailable or will convert during the faction change.Faction-specific items, titles, and completed achievements convert to their cross-faction equivalents.Neutral reputations are not affected, except for Sunreavers and Silver Covenant, which revert to Neutral. Other faction-specific reputations convert into their cross-faction equivalents if one exists.If you convert between two non-Allied races, your character's home-city reputation converts to your new home city, with other racial reputations subject to default conversions. If you convert to or from an Allied Race, all other racial reputations are subject to default conversions.

Reputations with the remaining home cities will then convert to their opposite-faction counterparts according to the default pairs. Using the previous example, since the default counterpart of Blood Elf is Draenei and the default counterpart of Gnomes is Tauren, the gnome's Exodar reputation would become the new blood elf's Thunder Bluff rep.

Then, reputation with the default counterpart of the new race converts into the counterpart of the original race.

For example, a Gnome turning into a Blood Elf would see his Gnomeregan reputation become his new Silvermoon City reputation. When a character changes factions, their home city reputation level translates into the same level as the home city of their new opposite faction race. 27 September 2016 Faction and Reputations

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