You can also apply the Scythe of Elune appearance to your staff, but to do this you will need to select the Staves drop-down, not the Legion Artifacts drop-down. You can apply Claws of Ursoc to your staff (because artifact appearances ignore general restrictions as explained above). For example, if you are a Druid in Guardian spec wielding a staff, the drop-down will show you the Claws of Ursoc appearance, and not the Scythe of Elune appearance as this is a Balance spec artifact. Selecting Legion Artifacts will show you only the artifact appearances for your current talent specialization. If the transmogrifier doesn't show the appearance you want to apply, check your filters and your current talent specialization. If you have the Apocalypse on a Death Knight, this is a sword, and Warriors use swords however, a Warrior won't see that appearance available at the transmogrifier. For example, if you are a Warrior, you can apply any artifact appearance that you unlocked on any Warrior on your account, but not artifact appearances you unlocked on a different class such as a Death Knight. Sounds crazy? Don't worry, you won't be able to shoot a wand if you transmogrify it to a staff, the animation would be ridiculous! Artifact appearances are class specificĪppearances are account-wide, but artifact appearances are class specific. For example, if you are a caster, you can apply the appearance of an artifact staff onto a wand.
Since Shadowlands, Legion artifact appearances ignore general transmogrification restrictions.
Artifact appearances ignore general restrictions The transmogrifier lets you choose the looks of your gear and weapon while humanoid. Note to druidsĪpplying the Legion artifact appearance on a weapon at the transmogrifier has no effect on your cat or bear form. Cat and bear appearances are selected at the barber shop, not at the transmogrifier. To apply a Legion artifact appearance to a regular weapon, visit any transmogrifier.
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