Key Takeaways
- Filling the Traveler's Log bar in June 2024 earned the X-treme Water Blaster Display toy, a placeable water-blaster with blue and pink variants and a 30-minute cooldown.
- The month's Traveler's Log granted up to 500 Trader's Tender, paid out in 100-Tender milestones as you filled the 1,000-point bar.
- Most of the points came from WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria, the Timerunning event that ran from May to August 2024.
- Inside the Remix you scored points by upgrading gear at Momentus, leveling Timerunning characters, clearing daily quests, and farming Bronze.
- Outside the Remix, low-effort tasks included relaxing in Valdrakken chairs and completing the "Be Yourself" storyline.
- June 2024 and Dragonflight Season 4 are long closed, so this is a historical record rather than a current to-do list.
Back in June 2024, the WoW Trading Post's monthly Traveler's Log handed out a summery toy and a stack of Trader's Tender for working through a checklist of activities. That month leaned heavily on the Pandaria Remix event for points, which made the bar quick to fill for anyone already leveling a Timerunner. This is a look back at how the June 2024 log broke down and which tasks were the easiest, written now that the Midnight expansion has replaced that era of the game.
What June 2024 Rewarded
The completion reward for filling the June Traveler's Log bar was the X-treme Water Blaster Display, a placeable toy that came in blue and pink variants and carried a 30-minute cooldown. On top of the toy, the month's activities paid out up to 500 Trader's Tender, awarded in 100-Tender chunks at each milestone along the 1,000-point bar. Because the Tender was milestone-based, you never had to finish every listed task to max it out for the month.
Pandaria Remix: The Main Point Source
The bulk of June's points came through WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria. If you were already running a Timerunner, the Remix tasks practically filled the bar on their own:
- Upgrade gear: visiting Momentus to upgrade a couple of items, then a few more, returned points in two steps. Lower-tier items cost less Bronze to upgrade, which saved resources on a fresh Timerunner.
- Class level advancements: gaining character levels in Timerunning was worth up to 150 points, split between a first 10-level milestone and a larger 30-level one.
- Daily quests: regular Pandaria Remix dailies stacked up to 200 points across the 5, 10, and 20 quest tiers.
- Earning Bronze: banking the Remix currency in 1,000, 12,000, and 25,000 increments added a sizable chunk of points on its own.
Because nearly all Remix content dropped Bronze, the currency and level tasks tended to complete themselves while you played, which is what made June such a fast month to clear.
Alternative Tasks Outside the Remix
If the Remix was not your thing, or you needed a few extra points to top off the bar, the log offered easier one-off activities elsewhere in Dragonflight:
- Sitting in the Fishing Chair or the Colorful Beach Chair in Valdrakken was worth points for almost no effort.
- Using the X-treme Water Blaster Display, by blasting other players or getting blasted, counted toward the log once you had the toy.
- Completing the "Be Yourself" storyline, which ran through the "Identity Crisis" questline from Chromie in Valdrakken, was a solid points source for anyone caught up on the Dark Heart chapter.
Those alternatives meant even players who skipped the Remix entirely still had a clear, low-effort path to the completion reward.
How Players Planned the Month
The efficient approach was to lean on whatever you were already doing. A Timerunner gathering Bronze cleared the biggest Remix tasks passively, while the chair and toy activities were there as quick fillers for the last hundred points. Spreading effort across a few different task types kept the month from feeling like a grind and reached the 1,000-point cap without chasing every single entry. Players who enjoyed that limited-time event format can explore the current Legion Remix boosts for the live equivalent.
With the task list covered, here are the questions players asked most about the June 2024 log.
FAQ
What was the June 2024 Trading Post reward?
Filling the Traveler's Log bar in June 2024 earned the X-treme Water Blaster Display, a placeable toy with blue and pink variants and a 30-minute cooldown. It later became purchasable from the Trading Post for 350 Trader's Tender when it rotated into the shop.
How much Trader's Tender could you earn from the June 2024 Traveler's Log?
Up to 500 Trader's Tender, awarded in 100-Tender milestones as you filled the 1,000-point bar, plus the X-treme Water Blaster Display toy for completing it. That was on top of the 500 Tender granted automatically by the monthly Collector's Cache.
How did you earn Traveler's Log points in June 2024?
Most points came from WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria, by upgrading gear at Momentus, leveling Timerunning characters, completing daily quests, and earning Bronze. Alternatives included sitting in chairs in Valdrakken, using the X-treme Water Blaster Display, and completing the "Be Yourself" storyline.
What was the easiest way to fill the bar in June 2024?
For anyone already playing the Remix, farming Bronze and leveling a Timerunner cleared the largest tasks without extra effort. Players who skipped the Remix could lean on the Valdrakken chair activities and the "Be Yourself" storyline to reach the cap.
Can you still get the X-treme Water Blaster Display?
Not from the June 2024 Traveler's Log, which has long since closed. The toy later returned as a direct Trading Post purchase for 350 Trader's Tender whenever it rotates back into the shop inventory.
What was WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria?
It was a limited-time Timerunning event that ran from May to August 2024, letting players speed-level characters through a remixed Mists of Pandaria using Bronze, the event currency, to buy and upgrade gear at vendors like Momentus. The event has since ended.
Last reviewed 2026-06-26 against Patch 10.2.7 Dark Heart (Dragonflight). Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.
