Where is zen pilgrimage

Comment by Is there a new way to restart this quest or get another Zen Pilgrimage? I clicked mine and nothing happened and it wouldn't work again and Blizzard wouldn't give me any answers.

Comment by I love this spell. This can effectively be used as a super hearthstone. If you use Zen Pilgrimage once to teleport from your current location to the Peak Of Serenity and then use a hearthstone while at the Peak, you can return to your starting location. Pretty handy if you want to hearth back to town and then return quickly to where you were before.

It's also pretty handy for quickly leaving caves. As a side note, if you happen to use this spell while attempting to swim from Vashj'ir to Tol Barad fatigue started setting in , upon your return you will find yourself at a grave in the Barrens.

Which makes me super curious just how many random return locations one could find, should someone be so inclined to poke around where they probably shouldn't. Comment by Reignac It's possible to cheese this a bit and use it like a super-hearthstone. Say you're doing some archaeology or pet battles in Kalimdor on your Monk alt, but guildies want you to run old raids with them for transmog gear.

Sounds like fun, but it'd sure be a pain to go all the way back to Kalimdor when you're done. Use your hearthstone instead, wherever that may take you, and then head off to your destination.

You will still have the buff that recorded your original location, so once you're done use Zen Pilgrimage: Return and bam, suddenly you're back where you started well, at the closest graveyard anyway. It's amazing. Comment by Lintian If you fly out at level 90, or a player with a two-person mount carries you out of the Peak, the game will "forget" you used Zen Pilgrimage to get there, and instead think you got to Kun-Lai normally.

You will not be able to use Zen Pilgrimage: Return to return. Instead, you will get the regular ZP, on its minute cooldown. Comment by namilea WTF, it seems they have removed the Zen pilgrimage: Return so now the tool tip says use this same spell to return, but its on a friggin 30 min cd.

Am I missing something here? This can't possibly be right, like who takes 30 min to finish the daily, so what do they expect people to do, just wait around for the 30 min cd to finish? The first time I used it, it worked fine. Now, every time I use it, it first ports me to a random graveyard, and then I have to use it again to get to the peak. After I'm done it takes me back to the same random graveyard as before, and then I have to hearth back, and continue what I was doing.

Take today for example, I had flown back to SW for something and logged out. I log in later, and haven't done the peak daily yet, so I hit it. It sends me to the SW graveyard, and puts the spell on a 20 min CD. I would conclude that the spell is still bugged. Comment by rhyled Are you a Monk far from home and need a quick run back to town?

Combining Zen Pilgrimage , Hearthstone and Zen Pilgrimage: Return will let you zip back to town, get trained, hit the Bank or Auction House and return to the middle of nowhere faster than any other class, including teleporting mages, can.

Here's how it works: Go to your favorite capital city and make one if its inns your home e. Undercity Now, make your way out into the boondocks via normal running, teleporting, riding means e. Uldaman After questing or whatever in that far, far away zone, when you need to run back to town, cast Zen Pilgrimage to take you to the Peak of Serenity Optional: Do the daily training quest if you want to pick up the Enlightenment buff Use your Hearthstone spell to return to town to complete your errands When you're done in town, use Zen Pilgrimage: Return to return to the graveyard nearest your original departure point This beats long distance flights in my opinion.

I also use it to quickly jump continents on my lower level monk so I don't have to wait for dirigibles to show up. Comment by Best way to use this spell: 1 Set your hearth on the opposite continent from your faction's main city.

Now you can get to either continent with ease; use the spell when you need to get to your faction's main city, and your hearth when you need to get to the other continent. Simply set your hearth in one of these two places, use ZP to get to your faction city and hearth to get back.

Comment by Just as a side note, when you return you will be at the graveyard nearest to where you Pilgrimaged from.

Comment by slauterhause I'm wondering is this spell was modified recently. It only saves information about the zone in which you were. When you return from the Peak, you are teleported to the nearest graveyard in the zone. Since Patch 5. Previously, it was possible for monks to become trapped at the Peak of Serenity, with Hearthstones , [ Summon Friend ] and the unstuck suicide feature simply teleporting them to either the Shrine of the Ox or the Peak graveyard.

Players were however able to escape by queueing for a dungeon and Hearthstoning from there, or using a mage portal. For some time, it was possible to use Zen Pilgrimage in such a way that, in practical terms, monks had a second Hearthstone much like shamans' [ Astral Recall ].

Blizzard seemed to introduce a fix by causing the buff "Zen Pilgrimage: Return" to be removed if the monk left Peak of Serenity via any means other than using Zen Pilgrimage which also causes the buff to be removed, once the player is returned. However, the February 28, , hotfix has reverted this; monks can once again use Zen Pilgrimage as a kind of second hearthstone.

Wowpedia Explore. Main Page All Pages. In this article: enlightenment , mists-of-pandaria , monk , monk-class , monk-class-quest , monk-class-quests , monk-trainer , monk-transmogrification , peak-of-serenity , zen-pilgrimage. Interested in trying out the new monk class, but can't tell your Tiger Strikes from your Tiger Palms? After reading the wonderful travelogues posted by SinisterWyvern and Disargeria , I knew it was time for me to go check out the Peak of Serenity.

While the spell to teleport there has been present in the beta for some time, that Peak of Serenity was completely devoid of life. It was definitely serene -- but somewhat boring. Now, though, there are loads of nifty things there for new and experienced monks to do.