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Bonus Loot now Separated in the Dungeon Journal on the Patch 9.1.5 PTR

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A minor change on the patch 9.1.5 PTR has seen the Dungeon Journal begin to separate bonus loot from the normal gear drops available from each boss. Things like conduits, pets, and certain mounts which drop separately from gear are now listed in these sections, with a tooltip stating that they drop in addition to normal loot.

Things like conduits and pets already dropped in addition to normal gear, but the dungeon journal now makes it more clear.

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