Transmog

When transmog was introduced to World of Warcraft back in Cataclysm's patch 4.3, we were told that they were going to take it slow and cautiously and keep things restricted to start with.

In World of Warcraft patch 9.1.5 Battle for Azeroth raid instances were all placed on Legacy Loot, which means that when they are killed -- rather than using the personal loot system and thus potentially dropping nothing at all -- these raids will now drop an assortment of gear when killed, not limited to or restricted to pieces that your character would usually have on their loot table.

Yes, that's right -- in patch 9.1.5 you'll be able to solo queue for Island Expeditions, so you'll be able to run Expeditions by yourself or with up to two friends rather than having to wait for others to queue up.

My fellow Druids, it's time we had a frank discussion about transmog.

It's no secret that I enjoy old content for the sweet transmog loot cradled within, like a Kinder Egg full of potential outfits I haven't acquired yet, so when I see changes to Legion raids like Antorus and the Nighthold -- changes aimed at making these raids easier to solo -- I'm very happy.

An officer suggested we run a guild transmog contest when he discovered how much he enjoyed changing his looks -- maybe others would, too.

Once upon a time in World of Warcraft, you could have any backpiece you wanted as long as it was a cloak.

A common request from World of Warcraft players over the years has been a method of changing the color of their armor, with the most frequent idea being the addition of dyes to the game in order to do so.

I love transmog so, so much.

It's no secret that I like transmog, and so it should come as no surprise that I'm always excited when the Trial of Style comes around, as it is from August 31 to September 4 — that's this week.