How to use Item Restoration in World of Warcraft

In World of Warcraft, there is only a certain time period in which an option to rebuy items that were sold by accident exists. Everything else that was deleted cannot be restored with a game means. Thankfully, there is also a real-life solution for such recoveries.

Restoring Items That Have Been Deleted or Sold in World of Warcraft

Below is a rewritten and edited paragraph regarding how one can restore lost WoW items.

Recover Lost Treasures in World of Warcraft:

Accidental sales in World of Warcraft can be restored within a limited timeframe, but for everything else, there's another process. Thankfully, Blizzard has the Item Restoration system available on the Battle.net website.

Here's how to get your lost loot:

Go to Battle.net: Log in to Battle.net, then head to the Item Restoration page.

Choose your server and character: Please identify which server your character is on, and choose the character that lost the item. All retail and Classic Era servers are listed on this page.

Review restrictions: Note that not all items are using Item Restoration. Make sure you've logged out of WoW with the most recent list and have all the resources to restore your scrapped or vended items, since the system will take the amount of gold or materials you earned from the selling of that item.

Select item(s) to restore: Choose from the list which items you want back.

Confirm and restore: Click "Next: Review Item Restoration" followed by the big, bold, blue "Restore Item" button.

Check your mailbox: When all is said and done, return to WoW and make your way to the mailbox nearest you. Your restored item will be there waiting for you, along with a confirmation message.

Note that restoring one's items is one of those processes that call for patience, as you are allowed to restore items only once every 7 days. Still, it gives a convenient safety net for reclaiming those precious lost treasures in the game World of Warcraft.

Item Restoration Limitations and Requirements in WoW

It should be pointed out that in World of Warcraft, there exist some limitations for any case of Restoration of the items. Temporaries, collectibles, consumables, stackable crafting materials, holiday stuff, stuff sold within the current session, auctioned items, traded or mailed items, items destroyed before a character transfer or faction change do not fall within the ambit of the policy of restoration.

There's also a 30-day recovery window, with seven-day cooldowns per character. Since restoring more items initially is easier for maximum restoration potential, that's always something you're able to do within the window.

Restoration of items can be accessed only during an active subscription without any bans or suspensions. Even a temporary ban restricts users from availing of this service. You may have to wait for the date of suspension to expire to recover your items.

Also, be aware that sometimes it can take a while for the Item Restoration system to process the request. On occasions, with huge volumes, this may take several hours, maybe days, before you find your restored items in your mailbox.

Should you have any problems or further questions about the Item Restoration process, contact Blizzard Customer Support for help. They will guide you through troubleshooting the issue or let you know the status of your request.