WoW Forever Merchant's Favor: crates, Three Corners and rewards
How the reported Merchant's Favor crate loop works, where Alliance players hand in crates, and which reward categories Wowhead lists.
The quick answer
Wowhead reports that filled supply crates earn Merchant's Favor, spent on recipes, mounts, toys and cosmetics. Alliance players use the Azeroth Commerce Authority camp at Three Corners in
Redridge.
Guide details and editorial record
- For
- Players deciding what to do with supply crates in the Forever beta
- Game version
- World of Warcraft: Forever beta; Wowhead patch label 1.60.1, exact client build not published
Responsible editor: Max · Editorial record: medium risk · automated review · AI assistance: draft

Merchant’s Favor is the currency from filled supply crates in World of Warcraft: Forever, according to Wowhead’s Azeroth Commerce Authority guide. The reported loop is to loot a crate, fill its requested supplies, and turn it in at your faction’s commerce camp. The currency buys profession recipes, mounts, toys and cosmetics.
This draft uses the Forever guide checked on October 1, 2026. Exact rewards per crate and a recorded playable build have not been verified.
Alliance hand-in and vendors
Wowhead places the Azeroth Commerce Authority camp at Three Corners in
Redridge Mountains, around 10.5, 72.7. Its guide lists the following Alliance contacts:
| Contact | Coordinates | Reported purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Marcy Baker | 9.6, 70.9 | Supply crate hand-in |
| Alynsia | 11.2, 71.6 | Profession recipes |
| Tamelyn Aldridge | 10.6, 71.3 | Advertising License Application, tabard and Packmule Treat |
| Huey Sunnydale | 8.5, 72.1 | Reins of the Pack Kodo |
The same source lists the Pack Kodo at 6,000 Merchant’s Favor and Packmule Treat at 1,500. It lists the Advertising License Application at 1,200, requiring Honored reputation. Those are reported beta prices; check the vendor before planning a purchase.
Horde location needs another source
Crates, writs and profession titles
Fill the crate with the materials it requests before visiting the camp. Wowhead describes completed crates as the source of Merchant’s Favor, but the checked guide does not establish a complete crate reward table or the best materials to farm.
Craftsman’s Writs need separate verification. The guide explicitly leaves their handling uncertain, so its crate hand-in instructions cannot establish where every writ goes.
Wowhead also reports profession certifications at skill 300, granting profession titles such as “the Alchemist” or “the Tailor.” Its checked title table covers
Alchemy,
Blacksmithing,
Enchanting,
Engineering,
Leatherworking and
Tailoring. Recipe purchases still have their own skill requirements.
