Where to Obtain Fractured Sparks of Starlight
In order to make a Spark of Starlight, players will need to first get their hands on two Fractured Spark of Starlight. Here are confirmed drop sources we have seen so far for Fractured Sparks:
Weekly Meta Quests such as Delves: Worldwide Research, Archives: Seeking History, or Worldsoul Quests.
Reward chests from Dungeons or Delves. Personal reports confirmed a Fractured Spark dropping from a Heavy Trunk at the end of a Delve.
Check your Starlight Spark Dust in the Currencies tab to see how many Fractured Sparks you've collected.
Using Sparks for Crafted Gear
Players can use a Spark of Starlight to create high item level crafted gear. When crafting using a Spark of Starlight, players can craft gear up to a maximum of 720 item level.
If you are looking to optimize item level, we strongly advise holding your Spark of Starlight until next week when Season 3 releases and higher difficulty content currencies like Runed Ethereal Crest and Gilded Ethereal Crest become available.
Links to Best-in-Slot Armor for All Classes
Looking for more information on what your specific class should craft? Take a look at our 11.2 Class Guides where we provide more information on all Best-in-Slot armor as well as provide recommendations for what gear to craft using your Spark of Starlight.
Blood DKFrost DKUnholy DK
Havoc DHVengeance DH
Balance DruidFeral DruidGuardian DruidRestoration Druid
Aug EvokerDevastation EvokerPreservation Evoker
BM HunterMM HunterSurvival Hunter
Arcane MageFire MageFrost Mage
Brewmaster MonkMistweaver MonkWindwalker Monk
Holy PaladinProtection PaladinRetribution Paladin
Discipline PriestHoly PriestShadow Priest
Assassination RogueOutlaw RogueSubtlety Rogue
Elemental ShamanEnhance ShamanRestoration Shaman
Affliction WarlockDemo WarlockDestro Warlock
Arms WarriorFury WarriorProtection Warrior
