Monk transmog - Flaming focus

[Crown of Seven Sacred Seals] (heroic), Head
[Yeti-Hide Spaulders] (heroic), Shoulders
[Robes of Summer Flame] (normal), Chest
[Vellum-Ripper Gloves] (heroic), Hands
[Seal of Karmic Return] (heroic), Waist
[Grassy Bindings] (alliance quest), Feet
[Stolen Talrendis Boots] (horde quest), Feet
[Giorgio's Caduceus of Pure Moods] (raid finder), Staff



I often feel sorry for monks, because when creating a monk transmog you kind of have to use leftover pieces from the other classes' gear. This transmog however is built around the monk tier 16 set (heroic Armor of Seven Sacred Seals), with a few druid pieces thrown in there to make it feel fiery and forest-ish.



When I make monk transmogs I almost always use a panda model to show them. I can't help but to think that the monk class suits them best. Sorry, all you monks that play other races!

Mage transmog - Stitched magic

[Cataclysmic Gladiator's Silk Cowl] (season 11), Head
[Cataclysmic Gladiator's Silk Amice] (season 11), Shoulder
[Hisek's Chrysanthemum Cape] (raid finder), Back
[Mystic's Robe], Chest
[Gloves of the Chromatic Hydra] (heroic), Hands
[Vita-Binder Wrap] (heroic thunderforged), Waist
[Staff of Sorcerer-Thane Thaurissan], Staff (left)
[Spire of Scarlet Pain] (heroic), Staff (bottom)

The robe looks kind of lonely here as the only green item, but the robe is actually what the whole transmog derived from. I have a thing for low level green items, and this robe made me think of trolls, so I decided to make a transmog for troll mages!

If you choose another weapon with this, I would recommend either [Enchanter's Illusion - Power Torrent] or [Enchanter's Illusion - Elemental Force] as weapon glows to go with the transmog.

Paladin transmog - Two sides of the story

Here I have two similiar yet different transmogs! The shoulders and legs are the same, and the chest and hand pieces are the same models on both transmogs, but both have different color schemes. They are supposed to represent alliance and horde, although I like the red-purple one better and I'd more likely use that one on my human paladin. ;) To me it's a bit shocking how sexualized the female plate armor is, especially that before level 70 (but alot of gear after level 70 is very sexualized and revealing too). Have you guys ever noticed that? No? Lots and lots of boob breastplates and revealing holes in the gear - where a deadly spear easily would find its target. Alot of these pieces have a different, more covering, model for male characters. I guess women in revealing clothes is so common to us that we don't question it - even when men get to wear empowering gear right next to the scantily clad women. Yet I can't stop using the sexier kind of gear. I feel a little ashamed...

HUMAN [Greathelm of the Warchief], Head [Immolation Pauldrons] (heroic), Shoulders [Ruthless Gladiator's Cloak] (season 10), Back [Soul Saver's Chest Plate] (alliance quest), Chest [Force Imbued Gauntlets], Hands [Stalwart Girdle] (alliance quest), Waist [Lavacrest Leggings], Legs [Ravenskar Sabatons], Feet [Face of the Guardian], Shield [Hoof of Yalnu], One-hand mace (upper) [Mantid Sky Reaver], One-hand sword (bottom)

BLOOD ELF [Mourner's Stole], Head [Immolation Pauldrons] (heroic), Shoulders [Gronn-Stitched Greatcloak], Back [Thorium Armor], Chest [Gordok's Handguards] (neutral quest), Hands [Judgement Belt], Waist [Lavacrest Leggings], Legs [Massacre Treads] (heroic), Feet [Steelskin, Qiang's Impervious Shield] (heroic), Shield [Qon's Flaming Scimitar] (heroic thunder), Sword (upper) [Loshan, Terror Incarnate] (heroic), Sword (bottom)

Trial Hunter transmog - Wyrmrest Scout

This is my trial / f2p hunter Shanvah with her pets Alagai and Couzi (all names are from the Demon Cycle books). I've been working on this transmog for some time now, gathering green drops from rares in Azeroth, collecting Darkmoon tickets for the heirloom shoulder and gaining honor points for the tabard. I'm quite happy with how this turned out for my level 20!

Creating a transmog for a trial / f2p character can be quite tricky. When it comes to hunters, shamans, paladins and warriors, you have to think twice about the gear you want to transmog to. Since hunters and shamans wear mail when they reach level 40, and paladins and warriors similarly wear plate, their heirloom parts are originally mail and plate respectively which automatically turn into leather (for shamans and hunters) and mail (for warriors and paladins) if you wear them on lower levels. In this particular case with my hunter, my [Champion Herod's Shoulder] is originally a mail piece which has turned into leather since my character is only level 20. And here's the tricky part: you can't transmog this gear. The game still recognizes this gear as mail if you try to apply a leather transmog to it, and it won't accept a mail piece as a transmog either since a level 20 character can't wear mail yet.

Because of this, I decided to create the whole transmog around the hunter heirloom parts! Of course, it IS possible to use the rogue heirlooms instead since they have similar stats and stay leather, making them transmoggable, but I quite like the [Champion Herod's Shoulder], so I made it the foundation for this transmog. It will look alright once I get the [Champion's Deathdealer Breastplate] (which is pink and doesn't fit with the color scheme) as well since the tabard hides it.

[Rifle Commander's Eyepatch] (alliance), Head
[Champion Herod's Shoulder], Shoulder
[Feral Harness], Chest
[Bard's Gloves], Hands
[Feral Cord], Waist
[Spothide Leggings] (alliance), Legs
[Bard's Boots], Feet
[Flarecrazed Cloak] (alliance), Cloak
[Crossbow of the Crown], Crossbow
[Tabard of the Wyrmrest Accord], Tabard
[Stylish Black Shirt], Shirt
[Reins of the Grey Riding Yak], Mount
[Deviate Coiler Hatchling], Pet (left)
[Corrupted Tide Crawler], Pet (Right)

Edit: I like how this following guide to get the tabard was valid for like a week... It is actually no longer possible to buy Commendation Badges for justice points since they removed that currency. The Commendation badges are also removed. This means the tabard is no longer available as f2p.

The [Tabard of the Wyrmrest Accord] is quite fun to get. Once you reach 500 honor points from battlegrounds you can exchange them for 250 justice points (in Stormwind for Alliance, in Orgrimmar for Horde). Travel to Northrend by boat/zeppelin, fly to Dalaran and buy 6 Wyrmrest Commendation Badge. Using them will allow you to reach friendly status with the Wyrmrest Accord. Then jump down from Dalaran and run to Wyrmrest Temple in Dragonblight and buy the tabard from the quartermaster at the top level of the temple (there is an npc that will help you fly all the way up). This same trick will work for [Tabard of the Argent Crusade] and [Tabard of the Kirin Tor] as well.

Paladin transmog - Smokin' hot

My boyfriend just finished collecting these pieces for his transmog, which is a set I put together for him. In retrospect I realize that those boots might not be the best match for this set (they have too much blue on them!), but on the other hand I'm pretty sure that the available boots with a more red colour scheme were of a different model, and this is the model of boots I like best. Maybe they will have to do. I do love the helmet, from Ahn'Qiraj, combined with these shoulders, from Firelands.. :)

[Avenger's Crown], Head
[Immolation Shoulderguards] (heroic), Shoulders
[Grievous Gladiator's Scaled Chestpiece] (alliance), Chest
[Furious Gladiator's Ornamented Gloves], Hands
[Girdle of the Protector], Waist
[Grievous Gladiator's Scaled Legguards] (alliance), Legs
[Spike-Soled Stompers], Feet
[Red Sword of Courage], One-handed Sword
[Triptych Shield of the Ancients], Shield

Unfortunately for all you horde paladins out there, you will have to use different chest and leg pieces if you want this transmog because these Season 15 items look different for horde characters.

This character's name is Brayan and you can take a look at his armory here.

Priest transmog - Scorched

Hey! I'm back with another transmog, which of course means I have a school paper due today... There are just so many more important things to do than studying when there's a paper to write. Such as playing WoW. And making transmogs.

The base for this priest set are the Head piece and the Shoulder piece from Firelands Normal, combined with a robe from the Botanica. It might be worth noting that the mace used in this transmog has its own glow and effectively hides the enchant effect underneath, so you don't have to worry about having an enchant that doesnt match the outfit.




[Cowl of the Cleansing Flame], Head
[Mantle of the Cleansing Flame], Shoulders
[Incanter's Robe], Chest
[Heavy Linen Gloves], Hands
[Tyrannical Gladiator's Cord of Meditation], Waist
[Ti'tahk, the Steps of Time], Staff (left)
[Windsong], Weapong enchant (left)
[Hammer of the Penitent], One-hand mace (right)
[Inscribed Red Fan], Off hand (right)
[Reins of the Amber Scorpion], Mount

Hunter transmog - Smoulder

[Crown of the Doomed Empress] (raid finder), Head [Yaungol Slayer's Spaulders] (raid finder), Shoulders [Royal Decorated Armor], Chest [Clawshaper Gauntlets] (heroic), Hands [Girdle of Ferocity] (heroic), Waist [Yaungol Slayer's Legguards], Legs [Hero's Boots], Feet [Themios the Darkbringer], Bow (left) [Accursed Bow of the Elite], Bow (middle) [Arathar, the Eye of Flame] (heroic), Bow (right) Hi! It's been a while. I felt like creating a hunter transmog - the legs and shoulders are hunter only - from some of the new gear in MoP. I haven't played actively for about a year and it was fun to mess around with the new tiers that I haven't seen before. Take care!

Cloth transmog - Desert nomad

Here's yet another cloth transmog. I'm not quite sure why I think the cloth ones are the most fun to make; it might be because I love robes in game, but irl I never wear dresses. Strange.

Anyhow, this transmog was meant to be for warlocks, but once again I realized when I was finished that I hadn't used any pieces that are exclusives for warlocks. The shoulders in this set are horde only, however, so it's only available for horde players.

[Firewool Cowl], Head
[Mantle of Revered Mortality] (horde), Shoulders
[Robes of Faltered Light], Chest
[Gloves of Pandemonium], Hands
[Cord of Reconstruction], Waist
[Oilfoot Slippers], Feet
[Wrathful Gladiator's War Staff], Staff

Cloth transmog - Witchcrafting

Sooo... "red" seems to have been a recurring theme the last few days. I'm not quite sure why all my latest transmogs are based on that colour, but I sure hope you guys like red. This particular transmog is red since both of my last warlock designs were green and/or purple, so I thought I'd try on a new colour. Red seemed like a good color for someone who allies himself with demons.

Shoes and shoulders might be a pain to get by the way.

[Cowl of the Grand Engineer], Head
[Mantle of the Corrupted], Shoulders
[Demonweave Raiment], Chest
[Cuffs of Black Elements], Wrists
[Lava Burn Gloves], Hands
[Cord of Screaming Terrors], Waist
[Leggings of Unfinished Conquest], Legs
[Furious Gladiator's Slippers of Dominance], Feet
[Staff of the Shade], Staff (left)
[Tower of the Mouldering Corpse], Staff (bottom)


This was meant to be a warlock transmog, but when I was finished I realized I hadn't used a single piece that was warlock only. Thus, this transmog works for any cloth class... but I still think it looks a bit too sinister for a mage or a priest. ;) 

Rogue transmog - Candy cane

A rogue transmog based on the [Ghostshroud] head. Rogues usually dress in dark colours so I thought it would be fun to create a brighter transmog... even though it's maybe not as stealthy as the usual dark hoods. Then again, these are the same colours as you get to wear when playing Assassin's Creed, so on some level it's bound to work.

[Ghostshroud], Head
[Violet Stalker Shoulderpads], Shoulders
[Wolffear Harness], Chest
[Formal White Shirt], Shirt
[Bindings of the Depths], Wrists
[Furious Gladiator's Leather Gloves], Hands
[Wendigo Collar], Waist
[Furious Gladiator's Leather Legguards], Legs
[Arctic Boots], Feet
[Electrified Dagger], One-hand Dagger (alliance, left)
[Malchazeen], One-hand Dagger (right)

Plate transmog - Liar's blood

I couldn't decide whether to label this as a warrior transmog or as a paladin transmog so I just put "plate" in the title. This is, needless to say, available for all plate classes. It would, however, be slightly easier to get as a warrior, since the shoulders are just a replica of the t12 warrior shoulders.

The male model of this chest piece shows an open back just like the female version to the left does. If you don't like showing too much skin you can hide it with a tabard or cloak.


[Bloodscale Helm] , Head
[Spaulders of Recurring Flame] (heroic), Shoulders
[Bloodforged Chestpiece], Chest
[Rockwurm Plate Handguards], Hands
[Thorium Belt], Waist
[Greaves of the Martyr], Legs
[Lavawalker Greaves], Feet
[Liar's Tongue], One-hand Sword
[Ward of the Red Widow], Shield

Monk transmog - Armor of crimson steel

[Red Crane Crown] (heroic), Head [Shoulderpads of the Silvermoon Retainer], Shoulders [Burnt Leather Vest], Chest [Red Crane Gauntlets] (heroic), Hands [Shadow-Walker's Cord], Waist [Legwraps of the Broken Beast] (horde), Legs [Prospector's Boots], Feet [Crimson Steel], One-hand Fist weapon (left and middle) [Demonblood Eviscerator], One-hand Fist weapon (right) [Orgrimmar Doublet] (horde), Shirt

I felt inspired to put yet another monk transmog together today. I used the Red Crane-set as a base this time too, but the heroic version this time. This was intended for brewmaster monks, but any monk can use it for their transmog, of course, as long as they are horde. As you can see in the list to the left, some of the items are horde only. Happy New Years!

Monk transmog - Mountainscale

[Fuzzy Headcover], Head
[Wastewalker Shoulderpads], Shoulders
[Mountainscaler Hide Robes], Chest
[Armwraps of the Kaldorei Protector], Wrists
[Marshseeker Gloves], Hands
[Belt of Swift Failure], Waist
[Mountainscaler Hide Legguards], Legs
[Anomuran Footpads], Feet (a/h)
[Angerfang Spear], Polearm

When I started making this I was really excited to make a monk transmog, but once I started looking at gear I realized how hard it is to put together an outfit for a monk. The only tier gear they have is (obviously) tier 14 which my MogIt doesn't have yet (I might have to check if there's an update ready...), so I tried to create an outfit out of old leather pieces.

This gear is wearable by any leather class but I decided to label it as a monk transmog since that's what I intended it to be. I used the head as a foundation for this one and tried to work with colours that would go well with it. I don't really know why, but I really like the model of this head gear and I think it fits a mysterious monk pretty well.

I'm sorry I couldn't give you anything fancier than a set full of greens for my first monk transmog, but I still like this and I hope that maybe it will grow on you as well. If it doesnt, maybe you will like my next monk transmog better ^^

Mage transmog - Burning magic 2.0

Sunlitfury and I became friends after a few weeks of guild raiding. I can only imagine what it would be like having me as a friend; one of the first things I said to him was that we HAVE to get him a proper transmog. When I first met him he was wearing gear from different tiers and mixed raid finder, normal and heroic gear, so I offered to help him out. He plays as a fire mage and wanted a flame-inspired gear so I suggested the mage transmog I previously uploaded called Burning magic. I gave him a few alternatives, including this one that I'm now uploading, which resembles my original Burning magic transmog but with different belt, robe, gloves and shoes. He bought the [Spire of Scarlet Pain] from me but unfortunately it doesn't hide weapon enchants, so half the time it has a purple glow. It's still a cool transmog for a fire mage though, and Sunlit looks amazing in it!

[Circle of Flame], Head
[Mantle of the Elven Kings], Shoulders
[Bloodfyre Robes of Annihilation], Chest
[Gossamer Gloves], Hands
[Mage-Fury Girdle], Waist
[Extravagant Boots of Malice], Feet
[Spire of Scarlet Pain], Staff
[Power Torrent], Weapon enchant

This transmog is available for any cloth class.

Druid transmog - Ferocious hoperender

I'm sure many of you would agree with me when I say that my last druid transmog resembles a restoration druid rather than a feral druid, so I thought it was time I created something for all the cute cats and bears out there. I went with the [Relentless Gladiator's Kodohide Spaulders] as a base for this, because I thought they felt... feral-ish. I ended up with two similar sets, and this is how they turned out!

[Headguard of Solace], Head [Relentless Gladiator's Kodohide Spaulders], Shoulders [Breastplate of the Incendiary Soul], Chest [Relentless Gladiator's Kodohide Gloves], Hands [Vermillion Belt], Waist [Leggings of the Broken Beast], Legs (alliance) [Boots of the Neverending Path], Feet [Hoperender], Polearm

[Ruthless Gladiator's Dragonhide Helm], Head [Relentless Gladiator's Kodohide Spaulders], Shoulders [Breastplate of the Incendiary Soul], Chest [Relentless Gladiator's Kodohide Gloves], Hands [Cord of Dark Suffering], Waist [Cinderweb Leggings], Legs [Boots of the Neverending Path], Feet [Irontree Spear], Polearm

Paladin transmog - Judgemental

It has not escaped me that the Judgement-set is extremely popular with paladins. While I like the colours on this set, I have never been a fan of robes on paladins, and I think the head looks really strange. My set is based on the Judgement set, using three parts from it, but I switched out the pieces that I disliked. I'm happy that I got a chance to use this sword for one of my transmogs. I really like how it looks and I've seen it drop soo many times, but I haven't had a good transmog to pair it up with up until now. The [Exalted Harness] also works very well as a chest for this, and I recommend using it if you're looking for a transmog that shows more skin... and if you're not a tauren.

[Judgement Spaulders], Shoulders
[Judgement Breastplate], Chest
[Replica Lightforge Bracers], Wrists
[Judgement Gauntlets], Hands
[Replica Lightforge Belt], Waist
[Enchanted Thorium Leggings], Legs
[Magma Tempered Boots], Feet
[Zoid's Firelit Greatsword], Sword, Two-hand

Rogue transmog - Warp-raiding assassin

It hit me that I only had one rogue transmog in my blog so far; one that I actually didn't make myself. So I decided to put something together, and let a level 1 goblin toon show it off. :] I thought his beard was so cute, I just had to upload the above close-up <3 It is moments like these that make me think World of Warcraft is a beautiful game.

Once again I mixed some random pieces from rogue tier and pvp gear with leather quest rewards, and I think I managed to match them pretty well for not using many set pieces. I present to you my newest creation: a brownish-orange, yellow and green rogue!


[Warp-Raider's Eyepatch], Head
[Shoulderpads of Vehemence], Shoulders
[Wrathful Gladiator's Leather Tunic], Chest
[Marshseeker Gloves], Hands
[Titan-Forged Belt of Triumph], Waist
[Shaggy Wyrmleather Leggings], Legs
[Slayer's Boots], Feet
[Darkmoon Dirk], Dagger, One-hand (off hand)
[Namlak's Supernumerary Sticker], Dagger, One-hand (main hand)

Mage transmog - Burning magic

I thought it was about time I uploaded some new inspiration. This is an outfit that I originally used for my priest - it is available for all cloth classes - but I think a fire mage would be able to lift this look to its full potential.

[Circle of Flame], Head
[Mantle of the Elven Kings], Shoulders
[Vermillion Robes of the Dominant], Chest
[Don Tayo's Inferno Mittens], Hands
[Sash of Serpentra], Waist
[Kavan's Foresaken Treads], Feet
[Staff of the Sunchaser], Staff (left), or
[Spire of Scarlet Pain], Staff (right)

As said, this transmog works for all cloth classes since it contains no class specific pieces. For a healing priest with main hand mace and an off-hand weapon, [Truncheon of Five Hells] (which hides enchants) together with [Darkmist Orb] are nice alternatives. This is a fairly easy set to obtain, so good luck!

EDIT: Also check out my newer, similar version of this set.

Shaman transmog - Garments of flame

My friend Mebriel asked me to find a set for his newly dinged enhancement shaman. I hadn't played around alot with mail sets before, so I accepted the challenge and quickly fell in love with the Battleforge set, and decided to make an outfit based on it. This is what I came up with - and he didn't like it at all. Just as well I guess, since I reckon it's hard to come by. Many pieces are rare drops that would cost a fortune on AH, and another friend of mine says it looks too skimpy (have you not seen the outfits in Tera?!). Now I'm off to find a new set for my friend to wear. :)

[Crown of Flame], Head
[Cataclysm Shoulderguards], Shoulders
[Engraved Breastplate], Chest
[Battleforge Gauntlets], Gloves
[Engraved Girdle], Waist
[Battleforge Legguards], Legs
[Khan's Greaves], Feet
[Claw of Molten Fury], Fist Weapon, Main Hand

Rogue transmog - Demonic

I stumbled upon Shadowángel by accident, an accommodating rogue whose gear I will feature in this post. I spotted him in Dalaran, showing off his Netherblade gear and Warglaives, and he easily stood out in the crowd with his TBC-inspired gear. Shadowángel let me take a few screenshots of him, and showed me some of his outfits (I think the Netherblade-combination to the right is my favourite).

We discussed the fact that you can't transmog to legendary items such as the [Warglaives of Azzinoth] he's wielding. While I think they would be nice transmog items, he explained to me that he thinks it is a good thing they aren't transmoggable because they will remain more exlcusive this way. He also proved that he could still do 50k dps on Madness of Deathwing in LFR with these level 70 swords. Impressive!

As you already might have figured out, the t4 Netherblade gear shown above is only available for rogues. Shadowángel did however show me some other outfits that are more easily accessibile for other classes. Down below are some screenshots of his current red and black leather gear, where all the clothing is available for druids as well as rogues, except from the rogue tier 2 shoulders.

The sets below include the following:
[Cursed Vision of Sargeras], Head
[Bloodfang Spaulders], Shoulders
[Wolf Rider's Padded Amor], Chest
[Embossed Leather Gloves], Gloves
[Bladeshadow Wristguards], Wrists
[Dark leather Belt], Waist
[Warbear Woolies], Legs
[Prospector's Boots], Feet
Left picture: [Warglaive of Azzinoth], Main hand Sword
Left picture: [Warglaive of Azzinoth], Off hand Sword
Right picture: [The Night Blade], One-hand Dagger
Right picture: [Searing Sunblade], Off hand Dagger

These beautiful red/black and yellow daggers hide enchants. The red/black dagger, [The Night Blade], is probably the item on the list that would take the longest to farm, though.

And yes. Yes, I do think most outfits suit female models better.