Transmog

Transmog is coming to World of Warcraft: Forever, or not, depending on how you want to play.

All ye transmoggers, rejoice, for your fashion wardrobe will soon™ have fewer restrictions!

The Venomous Abyss raid is in full swing, so hopefully your snake-whacking is going well and you're on your way to completing one of Midnight Season 2's tier sets.

After many years of cosmetic appearances tied to holidays that could only be applied at the proper time of year, World of Warcraft has leaned into the "fashion when you feel like it" outlook and included some truly epic year-round transmog in the last few seasonal celebrations.

While sports fans of Earth are cheering on their home nations in the ongoing World Cup (go sportsball!), players of World of Warcraft have a chance to practice some footie and earn some unique cosmetic rewards.

This June, the World of Warcraft Trading Post is ablaze with new An'she-themed mounts and transmog items that are inspired by the An'she, with different sun and dusk themed re-colored variants for both weapons and armor.

Midnight's patch 12.0.5 added several Void-themed world events that involve repelling the leftover void forces that are still wreaking havoc across Eversong Woods and Zul'Aman: Void Strikes, Void Incursions, and Ritual Sites.

Diablo 4 is at it again with more pricey microtransactions: World of Warcraft's beloved Tier 2 armor sets are now available in Diablo 4, and gosh they sure are pretty (and pretty expensive).

We're well into Season 1 of Midnight, so hopefully you've made steady progress towards the Voidspire tier set transmogs -- but which ones are shining bright in Silvermoon and which are barred entry at the gates with Umbric?

If you've ever wanted to strap your one-handed sword to your World of Warcraft character's back, then great news -- a new dropdown menu in the transmog interface coming in Midnight's patch 12.0.5 will allow us to do just that (and more!) Ever since I acquired my Quickening Blade of the Prince from the original Magister's Terrace, I have kept it in my weapon transmog rotation because it's one of the few one-handed swords that my Mage can wear Cloud Strife-style.