How to Get the Cozy Sleeping Bag in WoW Forever

How to Get the Cozy Sleeping Bag in WoW Forever Quick Summary:

• You can start the Cozy Sleeping Bag questline at level 14.
• Alliance begins in Westfall, while Horde starts in The Barrens.
• After the faction-specific opening, both routes merge and continue through Stonetalon Mountains, Loch Modan, and Hillsbrad Foothills.
• The final quest is This Must Be The Place, which rewards the Cozy Sleeping Bag.
• The Sleeping Bag gives up to 3% increased XP for 2 hours after resting in it for three minutes.

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How to Get the Cozy Sleeping Bag

The Cozy Sleeping Bag is one of the most sought-after items in the game right now. No wonder, as it speeds up your leveling, and in WoW Forever, even the smallest bonuses matter. What the Cozy Sleeping Bag does is grant a 1% experience buff per minute spent inside it, capping at 3% and lasting for 2 hours. To get the Cozy Sleeping Bag in WoW Forever, you need to complete a scavenger hunt starting at level 14 that has six quest steps in it. The quest itself doesn’t contain any boss fights or dungeon clears, so the difficulty mostly comes from finding all the interactable objects and getting from one side of Azeroth to another, likely without a mount at that point, which is gonna take longer compared to Retail travel. Alliance and Horde start in different zones, but after visiting both Westfall and The Barrens, the rest of the questline is identical. I definitely recommend keeping the coordinates somewhere nearby while doing this, cause some objectives are literally a random bag or a pile of dirt you’ll never try checking. The Cozy Sleeping Bag quest chain has all these quests:

1. ... and that note you found
2. Stepping Stones
3. Scramble
4. Wet Job
5. Eagle’s Fist
6. This Must Be The Place

Below you’ll find a quick reference for all the locations and items you need to find throughout the questline. Here’s the full WoW Forever Cozy Sleeping Bag route if you want to see what you’re getting yourself into:

Step	Zone	Coordinates	What You Need to Find
Alliance Start	Westfall	/way 37 50	Burned-Out Remains
Horde Start	The Barrens	/way 46 74	Burned-Out Remains
Stepping Stones	Stonetalon Mountains	/way 40.6 52.4	Pocket Litter
Scramble	Stonetalon Mountains	/way 39.6 49.8	Mound of Dirt
Wet Job	Loch Modan	/way 49.4 12.9	Eagle Figurine
Eagle’s Fist	Hillsbrad Foothills	/way 87.3 49.6	Messenger Bag
This Must Be The Place	Hillsbrad Foothills	Same location	Hastily Rolled-Up Satchel

The good thing is that once you get through the first two faction locations, the quest becomes pretty straightforward. The bad thing is that you’re gonna travel through three zones. WoW Forever really makes you work for a sleeping bag, but the reward is well worth it.

Where to Start the Cozy Sleeping Bag Quest

The Cozy Sleeping Bag starting location depends on your faction. Both factions eventually need to visit Westfall and The Barrens, so you’re not really skipping anything, you’re just doing the first two locations in a different order:

• Alliance: Start at Alexston Farmstead in Westfall at /way 37 50, then travel to The Barrens.
• Horde: Start south of Camp Taurajo in The Barrens at /way 46 74, then travel to Westfall.

If you’re Alliance, head to Alexston Farmstead and look for the wreckage of a cart. There are Burned-Out Remains inside the rubble that you can interact with to start ... and that note you found. Once you have the quest, you need to travel to The Barrens and head south of Camp Taurajo to /way 46 74, where you’ll find another set of Burned-Out Remains next to a burnt tower. Horde does exactly the same thing but backwards: start at the burnt tower in The Barrens, accept the quest, and then travel to the wrecked cart in Westfall. This is honestly one of the more annoying parts of getting the Cozy Sleeping Bag if you’re doing the chain at level 14. You probably don’t have every flight path unlocked yet, and Horde especially has a longer trip afterward, which is why their overall route takes more time. Once you interact with the second objective, complete ... and that note you found and accept Stepping Stones. From this point onward, both factions finally follow the same path.

 

 

Complete Stepping Stones and Scramble

Stepping Stones sends you to Stonetalon Mountains. Go northeast of Sun Rock Retreat and find the path into the mountains at around /way 50.9 52.3, then just follow it until you reach an abandoned camp at /way 40.6 52.4. Don’t try to save thirty seconds by climbing random cliffs cause you’ll end up spending five minutes jumping against a wall. Once you reach the camp, look for Pocket Litter on top of a box. Interacting with it finishes Stepping Stones and starts Scramble. 

Scramble is luckily right next to you. From the abandoned camp, head straight north and climb the hill until you reach the edge. Look across, and you should see a small ledge with a Mound of Dirt at /way 39.6 49.8. Jump over to it and interact with the mound to complete Scramble and accept Wet Job. This isn’t a complex jumping puzzle, but if you miss the jump, you’ll have to run back up and try again, which I, of course, did. Once Wet Job appears in your quest log, you’re done with Stonetalon Mountains.

Complete Wet Job in Loch Modan

At this point you’ll feel like Frodo traveling across Middle-earth. Wet Job sends you across the map yet again, this time to Stonewrought Dam in Loch Modan at /way 49.4 12.9. For Alliance players, it’s a pretty chill walk, while Horde players are once again sent into territory where nobody is particularly excited to see them. Once you reach the dam, go toward the side facing the Wetlands and look for the giant carved Dwarven heads built into the structure. You need to jump onto them and work your way toward the Eagle Figurine. Click the figurine to turn in Wet Job and accept Eagle’s Fist.

 

 

Finish the Cozy Sleeping Bag Questline

Eagle’s Fist is the last travel step. You need to go to Thoradin Wall, on the border between Hillsbrad Foothills and Arathi Highlands, and approach it specifically from the Hillsbrad side. Head to /way 87.3 49.6 and look for a broken cart next to the wall. Use the cart and surrounding debris to climb inside Thoradin Wall, then move through the room and look outside on the right side for a hanging Messenger Bag. Interact with it to finish Eagle’s Fist and accept This Must Be The Place, which is the final Cozy Sleeping Bag quest. Don’t run off after picking it up cause the last objective is right underneath you. Look below the Messenger Bag for a Hastily Rolled-Up Satchel, interact with it, and you’ll finally receive your Cozy Sleeping Bag. For reference, here’s the final route condensed into something you can keep open while doing the chain:

• Alliance: Westfall → The Barrens → Stonetalon Mountains → Loch Modan → Hillsbrad Foothills.
• Horde: The Barrens → Westfall → Stonetalon Mountains → Loch Modan → Hillsbrad Foothills.
• Final objective: Messenger Bag → Hastily Rolled-Up Satchel at Thoradin Wall.

The questline also gives you 5 Student Fodder and a 12-slot bag when you complete Stepping Stones, and for me that 12-slot bag was almost as important as the sleeping bag, considering how fast your inventory gets filled. The Cozy Sleeping Bag itself has a 1-hour cooldown and gives you 1% increased XP for every minute you rest inside it, stacking up to 3% after three minutes. It’s not an insane leveling boost, but this is exactly why I recommend getting the Cozy Sleeping Bag early instead of remembering it exists when you’re already level 60. A permanent 3% XP bonus is gonna save you more time than this questline costs you in the long run.

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