Bronze Bullion and the Awakened Mark: The Parting Glass Guide
A look back at Dragonflight Season 4 catch-up currencies: The Parting Glass vendors, the Scale of Awakening, and the Awakened Mark of Mastery.
By:
John Langan
Key Takeaways
- Antique Bronze Bullion was Dragonflight Season 4's catch-up currency, the Dragonflight cousin of Shadowlands' Puzzling Cartel Dinar rather than a replacement for it.
- You earned one Bullion per week per character from Awakened raid bosses on any difficulty, with the weekly cap rising by one each week so latecomers could catch up.
- The spending hub was The Parting Glass, an inn in the Bronze Enclave on the eastern side of Valdrakken.
- Four vendors stood there: Iszy, two versions of Iszinormi, and Mirioszin, selling raid weapons and trinkets for 2 Bullion each.
- The Iszinormi vendors also sold the Scale of Awakening, which upgraded a previously earned Fyr'alath the Dreamrender or Nasz'uro, the Unbound Legacy to Season 4 item levels.
- The single Awakened Mark of Mastery, earned from the Dragonflight Season 4 Master achievement, bought one class-set piece from Harrostrasza.
Here is what those currencies were, where you spent them, and what each vendor actually stocked during the Awakened season.
The Two Currencies of Dragonflight Season 4
Dragonflight Season 4, branded the Awakened season, ran from April to August 2024 and recycled the expansion's three raids on a rotating Fated-style schedule. To help players gear quickly inside that short final season, Blizzard added two currencies.
Antique Bronze Bullion was the headline one. It dropped one per week per character from bosses in the current week's Awakened raid, on any difficulty, and the weekly cap climbed by one each week so anyone starting late could still catch up. It was the Dragonflight equivalent of the Shadowlands Season 4 Puzzling Cartel Dinar, not a replacement for it; the two belonged to different expansions and never overlapped.
The second currency, the Awakened Mark of Mastery, was a one-time reward from the Dragonflight Season 4 Master achievement. You earned exactly one per account by clearing any Awakened raid on Heroic, hitting a 2000 Mythic+ rating, or reaching the rated-PvP threshold. Because you only ever received one, choosing what to spend it on mattered.
Finding The Parting Glass and Its Vendors
Both currencies were spent at The Parting Glass, an inn tucked into the Bronze Enclave on the eastern side of Valdrakken, near coordinates 75.0, 46.6. Four vendors handled the bulk of the trade.
| Vendor | Raid or role | Notable stock |
|---|---|---|
| Iszy | Vault of the Incarnates | Weapons and trinkets, 2 Bullion each |
| Iszinormi | Aberrus, the Shadowed Crucible | Weapons, trinkets, and the Scale of Awakening, 2 Bullion each |
| Iszinormi | Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope | Weapons, trinkets, and the Scale of Awakening, 2 Bullion each |
| Mirioszin | Cosmetics and mount | Weapon transmog appearances (1 Bullion); the Jigglesworth, Sr. mount (3 Bullion) |
It is worth correcting a long-standing mix-up about that last vendor. Mirioszin sold cosmetic weapon appearances for a single Bullion each and also stocked one mount; the loot itself was organised by raid, not by specialisation.
What the Bullion and Mark Actually Bought
The most valuable purchase for many players was the Scale of Awakening. Sold by the Iszinormi vendors for 2 Bullion, it upgraded a legendary you had already earned to the Season 4 item levels, starting at item level 502 and climbing further with Awakened Crests and Flightstones. The two eligible legendaries were the warrior, paladin, and death knight axe Fyr'alath the Dreamrender and the evoker weapon Nasz'uro, the Unbound Legacy.
For collectors, Mirioszin's stock was the draw. The 1-Bullion weapon appearances let you bank cosmetic transmogs cheaply, and 3 Bullion bought the returning Jigglesworth, Sr. slimecat mount, originally a Shadowlands Season 4 raid reward brought back for purchase. It was a mount on the shelf, not a vendor offering services.
Tier pieces ran through two other dragons. Harrostrasza traded your single Awakened Mark of Mastery for one class-set piece, which is why spending the Mark deserved a moment's thought. For every other tier slot you visited Runaagos, who took Awakened Tempostones dropped by the final boss of each week's raid and handed back a matching class-set piece, scaling all the way up to Mythic depending on the difficulty the token came from.
📌 The classic mistake here was burning the one Awakened Mark of Mastery on a low-priority slot. Because Runaagos covered the rest of the set through Tempostones, the smart play was to save the Mark for the slot you were least likely to fill any other way.
FAQ
What was Antique Bronze Bullion used for?
It was Dragonflight Season 4's catch-up currency, spent at The Parting Glass in Valdrakken on raid weapons, trinkets, the Scale of Awakening legendary upgrade, cosmetic appearances, and the Jigglesworth, Sr. mount.
Did Antique Bronze Bullion replace the Dinar?
No. The Puzzling Cartel Dinar was the Shadowlands Season 4 currency. Antique Bronze Bullion was the Dragonflight Season 4 equivalent in a later expansion, so the two never coexisted and one did not replace the other.
Where was The Parting Glass located?
It was an inn in the Bronze Enclave on the eastern side of Valdrakken, around coordinates 75.0, 46.6. All four Antique Bronze Bullion vendors were stationed there.
What did the Scale of Awakening do?
The Scale of Awakening, sold for 2 Bullion, upgraded a legendary you had already earned to Season 4 item levels (base 502). It applied to Fyr'alath the Dreamrender and Nasz'uro, the Unbound Legacy.
How many Awakened Marks of Mastery could you get?
Exactly one per account, from the Dragonflight Season 4 Master achievement. You spent it with Harrostrasza for a single class-set piece, so it was best saved for a hard-to-fill slot.
Can you still earn these currencies?
No. Dragonflight Season 4 ended in August 2024 when the next expansion launched, and the game has since moved into the Midnight era. The Bullion, the Marks, and The Parting Glass vendors are no longer available.
The Awakened season was a short, generous send-off for Dragonflight, and The Parting Glass was where most of that generosity was cashed in. If you missed it and want to gear through current raid content instead, you can explore our WoW raid boosts. Last reviewed 2026-06-26 against Patch 10.2.6, the Dragonflight Season 4 Awakened update. Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.