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Comment by 116137

Wowhead claims the chocolates stack to 100, but at least currently on live they only stack to 20.
A pain if you aren't spending them as you get them just in case you loot something you already bought.

Comment by Thander

The icon looks just like a Cadbury Creme Egg.

Comment by 112652

The buff is 25% of your levels Stamina/Spirit - so 20 at lvl 80.

Comment by 146819

I would actually avoid trading these for the other items. If you spend a little time each day gathering eggs, you're bound to get at least one, if not all, of the other Noblegarden things.
First, use all of your eggs to complete the quest and getting the 100 Chocolates achievement. After that, stockpile them. If Noble Garden is nearing its end and you're still missing something, then feel free to spend the candy. Buying them early on is a good way to waste chocolates (imagine my annoyance when I bought the Spring Robes, only to find them in an Egg less than an hour later).

Comment by 357539

Instead of just eating them all in one go, i saved these for leveling, since i never remember to buy food.

It's free food, you get well fed and an achievement - even if you don't eat enough for the achievement you can always eat aload on the last day. :)

Trust me, it's more handy than it may sound, lol :)

Comment by 182253

Something I found out today which should help some of you is that you can eat while running. It won't count as eating it buff or health-wise, but it does count towards the achievement. So you can eat the chocolates while running around looking for more eggs. You can set them to an actionbar button, or a hotkey and eat while you run, reducing the time away from egg running.

Comment by Aquadraik

Don't forget... If your a mage you may want to grab another 100 Noblegarden Chocolate for Tome of Polymorph: Rabbit

Comment by RedwoodElf

The database hasn't caught on to the "Currency for..." part yet, however.

OK...who downrated this completely accurate comment? Unless you can find a "Currency for..." tab, above, Which I still don't see, do NOT downrate accurate comments!

Comment by 323717

Is anyone else noticing 4 days after their chocolates should have disappeared, they are still in their inventory with a duration for how long they'll last of 0?

eta: Why is this rated down? It's a genuine question, I haven't found anyone in world who shares this odd occurance.

Comment by QFred

This all time after the Noble Garden is gone, the chocolates, which should have a 7 day duration, are still in my bag and are still usable (even provide the buff and all).

I found this interesting, and posted a screenie to confirm it. ^^

Comment by trillz

Yeah ive had mine since last day even few hours of event now and everytime I leave a BG it resets so I constantly have 10 left but the food buff is nifty and free.

Comment by 64664

Hope this falls under "Blizz errors" rather then "exploiting a bug".
I keep having 8 of these chocs, a Basket of Everlasting Eggs i suppose.

Comment by 85890

Is this happening to anyone else? I have 9 after Noblegarden. One day I eat two. The next, I have 9 again!

Bug?

Comment by Ketho

Patch 3.1.2: the bug is still there
2009.05.20: The whole stack suddenly disappeared, maybe only a temporary bug

Comment by Darkmanian

**Important Warning**

As of the 4/4/10 (patch 3.3.3 Oceanic Caelestrasz) these chocolates do indeed disappear from your bags when you hearth or port to another location. Its important to collect them all in one hit seeing that you will need well over 300 for the meta achievement.
Whether this is a bug or not I dont know, but it seems kind of sinister considering you will be hunting with up to dozens of other players per hour.
I personally lost over 100 chocolates, and a guildie lost X amount and a Noblegarden Egg when we ported to Dal headed to SMC.

Definitely DO NOT port or hearth with these eggs in your bag.

Edit: for clarity
Edit: I contacted a GM and was told that this is not how they intended the chocolates to react to porting and was mailed my restored chocolates.
I'll leave this up as a warning though because I was informed that there are a large number of complaints in regards to this very problem, though it doesn't exist for everyone.

Comment by 559658

my question is, where in all hell do get chocolates? i know theres 1 egg in goldshire and stuff, but where else can you get eggs? I tried killing a couple chickens, and that did zilch!

Comment by 464789

For those completionists out there:

If you dont have http://www.wowhead.com/?achievement=248 or http://www.wowhead.com/?achievement=249 yet, you can simply buy Noblegarden eggs for 5 chocolates each.

The eggs you drop can be looted by yourself.

Only problem is that there's a 1h cooldown on them ...

Good luck though!

Comment by 666059

With Noblegarden coming up, it's worth reminding folks - you need a bare minimum of 100 of these to get the meta achievement Noble Gardener (which grants a title and is one of the needed steps for the 310% violet proto-drake achiev). This is if you have excellent luck and manage to loot every single required item in your egg hunting. If you have terrible luck and loot none of them you can expect to need the maximum amount, which is 365. Reasonably, expect to spend between 150 and 250 for average luck.

Comment by 577327

What happens with these after the event has ended?

Comment by Talonos

this years Noblegarden brings in a new mount farmable by collecting 500 XNoblegarden Chocolate and use as currency to purchase Swift Springstrider. have a happy farm for this one :)

Comment by Violetsen

If you're finding it hard to see these eggs amongst all the clutter, here's a tip. Zoom out your camera as far as possible, you can use this script to max it out even more:

/script SetCVar("cameraDistanceMax",40)

You'll be able to see the eggs without things like barrels and crates being in the way as they don't show up if your camera is too far away from them.

Grinding one spot is a lot slower than running around and grabbing them all over, so I hope this helps.

Though, if there's a lot of trees about, this might not be so useful.

Comment by AeroKargath

Some quick notes on how to farm these as quickly as possible.

First off, go to the town that is least likely to be populated. I went to Azure Watch (near Exodar) as very few people visit this location.

1) Make a macro. This macro should read /use borrowed egg basket /use Brightly Colored Egg (note that if you gave back your borrowed egg basket you'll need to /use egg basket). This eliminates the time required to stand around opening eggs. Put this macro somewhere on your bar that you can mash it easily in between looting eggs.

2) Zoom your camera out. Not necessarily to space-level, but make sure you're out pretty far. You'll want to rotate your camera angle to various degrees so you can see the eggs that are stuck between buildings, hidden in boxes, and behind flight paths.

3) Watch other players. See where they stop to pick up an egg and add it to your "places to check" map in your head.

4) Have a general path. I would usually go around Azure watch counter-clockwise checking for all the usual places. As I'd run through buildings I would use my high-camera angle to check the area in the center where the benches are. (This can be a gold mine!)

5) If someone is running just ahead of you and in the same direction, go check one of the internal areas real quick. There's no point running along the same path as someone else.

6) Just because someone is standing next to an egg doesn't mean they're going to loot it. I've seen many people who are afk or are hearthing and others just run straight past. Get in there and get your chocolate!

7) If you have friends farming in the same area, put a mark on their head. This will help you to avoid their same path or the chocolates they're going for. (You can do this for up to 8 people with the various marks.)

8) Don't waste time talking to people. The chatter boxes are the ones that leave eggs laying about and I really appreciate them doing so.

9) Do a lot of strafing etc. and use your mouse to change your camera angle. This will help you maximize your time between the eggs.

10) Use your mouse to spam areas that are difficult to see (like bushes) and see if your "brightly colored egg" tooltip pops up.

11) If you can, try to do all of this when there are as few people on as possible. (Late at night/early AM.) This increases your chances of getting the gold mines where there are 5-6 all within a couple feet of each other. You can also do this in increments over several days if you can only do 30 min at a time before things get swamped.

Overall it took me about 30 minutes to collect 132 eggs before I got my strider from an egg. Either way, the achieves will take some time.

Comment by aveneyer

#showtooltip Noblegarden Chocolate
/use Egg Basket
/use Brightly Colored Egg

This is the macro you are looking for... Keeps track of the Chocolates you have, and opens an egg every time you use the basket to sprint.
(Note that the basket is called "Borrowed Egg Basket" until you complete the first quest).

Comment by 347714

The Noblegarden Chocolate are received from opening Brightly Colored Egg, which are found spawning on the ground in the starter cities (Brill, Razor Hill, Blodhoof Village, and Falconwing Square for Horde, or Goldshire, Kharanos, Dolanaar, and Azure Watch for Alliance), with a lead-in 'breadcrumb' quest Spring Gatherers (Horde) or Spring Collectors (Alliance) from any of the main cities. Less populated towns may be preferable for farming Brightly Colored Egg to cut down on competition.

While the Noblegarden Chocolate stack up to 250, the Brightly Colored Egg do not stack at all. Collectors may wish to make a '/use Brightly Colored Egg' macro to keep opening their eggs to avoid running out of bag space.

Notably, as of 2012 - patch 4.3 - Noblegarden offers the new mount Swift Springstrider, available for purchase for 500 x Noblegarden Chocolate. The mount can be purchased from the Noblegarden vendors in any of the starter cities, and has a very rare chance to drop from Brightly Colored Egg.

Beyond the Swift Springstrider, the Noblegarden Chocolate can also be used to buy most of the items required for the Noble Gardener achievement. Mages may also wish to save up another 100 Noblegarden Chocolates to buy a Tome of Polymorph: Rabbit.

Comment by dewald

Currency for: Cost
Noblegarden Egg 5
Blossoming Branch 10
Spring Flowers 50
Spring Robes 50
White Tuxedo Shirt 25
Black Tuxedo Pants 25
Elegant Dress 50
Spring Circlet 50
Spring Rabbit's Foot 100
Tome of Polymorph: Rabbit 100
Swift Springstrider 500
Black Spring Circlet 50
Pink Spring Circlet 50

Comment by diet

The vendors that takes these must have a serious sweet tooth, they're willing to give up their trinkets, books, pets, transportation, and even clothes just to get their hands on some. Maybe they're laced with something other than chocolate...

Comment by 347116

ALLIANCE FARM SPOT my personal best

1. Go to Goldshire by the Inn at 43.4, 66.6. Its on the right side of the Inn.
2. Just wait there for Brightly Colored Eggs to spawn. You should stay here at BLUE and loot eggs as soon as they spawn.
3. Loot priority is RED>ORANGE>YELLOW. Mouseover RED or ORANGE egg to loot it ASAP.
4. Use any speed buff that you don't have to apply all the time. Druids can use fly form, hunters - aspect and so on. NEVER run more than you need to be in loot range.

A lot of players pass by spawn locations just before the eggs are spawned. I guess "do the opposite of what other players are doing" applies here too. Do not run like everybody else! Capm! Profit!

Comment by PsychoBilli

When farming for the Swift Springstrider, I had it drop from an egg after I had about 200 Noblegarden Chocolates. I didn't have any further use for the chocolates so I thought I might use Noblegarden Eggs to transfer at least some of them to an alt. Sadly, the 1 hour cool down on the eggs makes that unrealistic.

So with 200 chocolates I could have bought 40 eggs, and set them down in a secluded location for an alt to gather ~38 chocolates. This would require 40 hours thanks to the cool down. It was worth a shot, but just not worth it.

Comment by 470456

Heres a little one that could save up some time for u farmers :) Stupid bunny transform

#showtooltip!
/use Brightly Colored Egg
/cancelaura Noblegarden Bunny

Comment by hasseoliver

This how I used the x-realm system to gain 120+ Noblegarden Chocolate per hour.

First, you either ask a friend to make a death knight on a very low pop server ( if u already got a mate on a very low pop server ask him to log on his highest level ).
After that you log on a character that is below level 55. Your friend invites you to a party, and he either just log off or keep playing.

Now you fly to for example Goldshire. This is where the fun starts. Since you are a lower level than your friend you'll get ported to his realm. And since this server is very low pop you'll have pretty much no competion.

I did this on Sporegar (EU) and it was just me and like 1-2 more players all the time. Sometimes I was alone.

Comment by ahunter8056

Alright, I just got done getting as many eggs as I required, and I thought I'd report my findings. I gathered around 600 eggs, and these are my results:

9-11x Blossoming Branch
6x Elegant Dress
6x Spring Rabbit's Foot
4x White Tuxedo Shirt
4x Black Tuxedo Pants
2x Spring Flowers
1x Spring Circlet

No mount dropped for me, so I just saved enough chocolates to buy one. Only took about 4 hours of farming eggs to get all of that.

Comment by 1077243

WARNING

The eggs will disappear from your bags after the event is finished!

Made the mistake of forgetting to hand them in (thinking I can collect a larger amount over 2 years and hand in a big bulk)....

THEY WILL BE REMOVED FROM YOUR BAGS AFTER THE EVENT IS OVER!

Comment by Liraelle

with Noblegarden 2015 blizzard added a new pet.
The Mystical Spring Bouquet can be bought for 100 Nobelgarden chocolates from your local Noblegarden vendor.
This is no battle pet.

Comment by MrCuddles

I can confirm (today 16/02/2020) the Swift Springstrider does drop from the Noblegarden Egg; I had collected 387 before this dropped.

Comment by Chambered

In Razorhill you can stand near the mage trainer and hit 4 spawn points for these eggs. I managed to farm the 1050 I needed for the mount and pets in about an hour. You don't even have to move, just stand there and click eggs!

https://i.imgur.com/5aBmLfq.png

Stand on his bottles or the lamp and you can click all 4 spawn points without moving

Comment by Berrenger

Does not count as Food Eaten in your character's Statistics tab.

Comment by Jealousy

You could go into PVP mode and circle around Razor Hill if there is a lot of people around collecting them off of warmode.

Comment by Odiato

Here is an alternative macro for both canceling the bunny spell (which silences you preventing use of the toy).

#showtooltip Noblegarden Chocolate
/cancelaura Noblegarden Bunny
/use Eagger Basket
/use Brightly Colored Egg

Comment by juliaz

Items below and a lot of cosmetic items are now transmoggable even when the holiday event is not active since this patch; Patch for Holiday Items

White Tuxedo Shirt
Black Tuxedo Pants
Elegant Dress
Elegant Dress
Black Tuxedo Pants
Spring Robes

Comment by Taraezor

Where to farm? That is the question! Zones are mostly empty on the (Wrath) Classic servers and quite busy at Razor Hill and Goldshire on Retail. Each zone has its advantages and disadvantages for egg farming:

Horde:

Brill: Retail: Great variety of locations, most easy to find. A great place to farm. Wrath: Compact but the shrubbery is very heavily textured, making the eggs rather difficult to see as almost all the eggs are concealed in the bushes.
Razor Hill: Eggs are easy to see but you have a lot of running to do.
Bloodhoof Village: Some very devious / clever hiding of the eggs and a huge area to run around.
Falconwing Square: Compact and although attempts were made to hide the eggs, once you get a roll on you will zip through easily. Best for Horde!

Alliance:

Goldshire: Retail: Everyone comes here so respawns happen fast! No optimal route though. Classic: Eggs seem few and far between here.
Kharanos: Easy to see the eggs and your route will be a simple oval. A great location for Alliance, especially Classic!
Dolanaar: Eggs are mostly hidden in dense shrubs and there is a huge running area. Avoid!
Azure Watch: Compact, eggs are well hidden and there is no real optimal route.

Ideally you want a few other players with you as the respawns will come thick and fast and this situation is where Falconwing Square really shines. To see accurate maps (there aren't any here on Wowhead and indeed it is just not possible due to the imprecision of coordinates) I strongly suggest this AddOn by yours truly. It has almost every spawn point in every Classic and Retail zone too! Alliance? Toss-up between Goldshire and Kharanos with Goldshire shading it as its more social/fun.

(Please don't be nasty and downvote me. I am merely being helpful and the AddOn, like all my event and farming AddOns, is truly helpful too!)

Comment by Acaulis

Hordies - I have a nice farming spot for you since I am addicted to both chocolate and battle pets. Go to Razor Hill and jump up on the small brazier at @way 53.08, 41.88 - From here, facing the old chair, you can loot four eggs without ever moving. The respawn rate is quite good and I have collected over 500 chocolates this morning (and still counting).

Comment by Taoma

I received Spring Florist's Pouch when I opened one of the chocolates I picked up from the ground,

Comment by Kabookiejoe

Couple thing I noticed

Egg Spawn seems to be related to players in area, was in bloodhoof, barely anyone there = slow egg spawn

Went to Razor Hill, tons of people there because of the daily mount attempts, eggs were spawning like crazy

If your inventory is full, the eggs go to your mail

/use brightly covered egg to open them with a keybind to make things go a little faster

Comment by Shkar

Up to date macro as of 2024:

#showtooltip Noblegarden Chocolate
/cancelaura Noblegarden Bunny
/use Eagger Basket
/use Brightly Colored Egg

Comment by milktruckk

Azuremyst Isle is a good spot if your alliance. Farmed 100 on my druid in travel form in just under 17 minutes. On average, collecting 10 took me about 2 mins 45 seconds

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Noblegarden Chocolate

Item Level 12
Binds when picked up

Use: Restores (9375 / 5 * 24) health over 24 sec. Must remain seated while eating. If you spend at least 10 seconds eating you will become well fed and gain Stamina and Versatility for 15 min.
Requires Noblegarden

Max Stack: 250

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