WoW SoD: How are where to farm Grave Moss in WoW Classic Season of Discovery

Grave Moss is one of the most highly sought-after herbs in World of Warcraft Classic, especially now during the early stages of the Season of Discovery. Grave Moss is used for two important potions in WoW, one of which is Shadow Oil, a DPS booster that’s applied to melee weapons and casts Shadowbolt as an on-hit effect. 

Grave Moss is also needed for the Elixir of Coalesced Regret, which is an important item in the process of obtaining epic gear during the first phase of the Season of Discovery.

Here are some of the best farming spots for Grave Moss in World of Warcraft Classic. 

Where to find the Grave Moss herb in WoW Classic

Grave Moss is a relatively unique herb because it only appears in WoW’s graveyards. You’ll have to travel to the cemeteries of Azeroth to have a chance to find this deathly plant, and you’ll need to have an Herbalism skill of at least 120 to collect it. 

Most of the hotspots where Grave Moss in WoW Classic are located on the Eastern Kingdoms continent. Open-world zones like Duskwood and the Wetlands each contain nodes where Grave Moss can be farmed. In addition to open-world zones, one of the most popular instanced dungeons in the game, the Scarlet Monastery, is particularly rich in Grave Moss. Many players will run the graveyard wing of the Scarlet Monastery in an attempt to collect the rare herb.

We recommend farming the open-world zones first, then heading into Scarlet Monastery if you need more Grave Moss. Open-world locations where Grave Moss can be farmed include the Raven Hill Cemetery in Duskwood, as well as Ironbeard’s Tomb in the Wetlands. However, you might run into some competition at these locations, as they are fairly popular for herbalists.