Blizzard briefly disabled loot and reputation gains from all of World of Warcraft: Dragonflight's rare mobs in thꦍe Dragon Isles after players discovered they could take advantage of a bug to get better loot faster and more often. 

As the developer explained in a last night, rare enemies such as Cinta the Forgotten, Windseeker Avash, and Drakewing briefly didn't offer any reward for beating them while the team worked to squash a b🎀ug that caused drops to disobey daily loot lockout. ♏;

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Regar💖dless, oodles of players took advantage to get ready for the first big Dragonf🤡light raid faster or simply enjoy their new and shiny loot. And it worked, with many players gaining some serious power level on their gear. 

Blizzard turned the drops back on a few hours later, though some players that the drops have been nerfed too hard. There's also the on the forums over what Blizzard sh🅺ould do about those that took advantage of the bug,ꦛ as plenty feel there's a power disparity in the MMO's community now.

Blizzard has yet to comment on what it'll do abo꧅ut players' ill-gotten gains, though the first big raꦉid is set to open on December 12, so if anything does happen, we'll likely hear about it soon enough.

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