| Set: |  Legacy |
|---|---|
| Type: | Spell |
| Spell school: | Nature |
| Class: |  Druid |
| Rarity: | Free |
| Cost: | 2  |
| Abilities: | Increment attribute |
| Wiki tags: | Targeted, Taunt-granting |
| Artist: | Brad Vancata |
Not to be confused with Jim of the Wild.
Mark of the Wild is a druid spell card, inducted into the Legacy set, formerly from the Basic set.
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Other versions[]
How to get[]
Two copies of regular and golden Mark of the Wild are automatically given after the player completes the Ranked's New player experience system, unlocking Wild and Classic format.
They are uncraftable and cannot be crafted or disenchanted.
Core set[]
Two copies of regular Mark of the Wild (Core) are obtained for raising druid to level 5.
Two copies of golden Mark of the Wild (Core) are obtained for winning 100 games as druid.
Mark of the Wild (Core) is uncraftable and cannot be crafted or disenchanted.
Previous availability[]
Prior Year of the Gryphon's rotation on March 30, 2021:
- Two copies of Mark of the Wild were automatically included in all players' collections upon unlocking the druid class.
- Two Golden copies of Mark of the Wild were a reward for raising a druid to levels 28 and 30.
Strategy[]
Mark of the Wild is a low-cost buff that makes the target minion more powerful and durable. Combined with Taunt, this can easily disrupt your opponent's plans.
Druids can combo this with The Black Knight as an effective if costly technique for removing enemy minions.
Lore[]
In World of Warcraft, Mark of the Wild is a druid buff spell available at level 62. It increases Strength, Agility, Intellect, and Versatility.
Trivia[]
- The artwork for this card comes from the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game "Heroes of Azeroth" series, depicting the spell Mark of the Wild.
Gallery[]
Mark of the Wild, full art
Patch changes[]
Year of the Gryphon rotation (2021-03-30): Moved from Basic to Legacy set.- Patch 20.0.0.77662 (2021-03-25): Now reads: ...+2/+3... (previously: ...+2/+2...). Now has Nature spell school (previously: no spell school).
