The Sleeper [Druid]

"Hibernation does wonders the body and mind--but sometimes you wake up on the wrong side of the barrow..."

The Legion has disturbed their slumber and all shall pay the price.  These defenders of nature have awoken in time to help punish the enemies of Azeroth; armed with bladed weapons, natural healing, brute primal strength, and a strong desire to get back to sleep; the defenders of Azeroth have another ally watching their backs.  "Never wake a sleeping bear" is an apt saying, but you should fear waking a sleeping druid even more.

I love the Winterfin Patch of Honor...it makes any transmogrification a little more ferocious.  Add in bear claws and sharp armor bits and you have yourself a winner!  This set mostly came from the fact that I had some of the Gladiator transmog but not all of it and I still wanted to wear it and be fashionable in the streets of Dalaran.  Finding a good belt was a little difficult...leather belts are kinda boring sometimes.  However, in the end, this transmogrification looks dangerous and cuddly at the same time--perfect for when you are out of animal form (are druids ever out of animal form?).

Winterfin Patch of Honor (30 Winterfin Clams - Borean Tundra)

Ferocious Gladiator's Dragonhide Spaulders (PvP - Legion)

The Butcher's Apron (Hannval the Butcher - Stormheim)

Dominant Gladiator's Dragonhide Legguards (PvP - Legion)

Ferocious Gladiator's Dragonhide Gloves (PvP - Legion)

Warhide Belt (Legion Crafted - Leatherworking)

Stormborn Treads (Quest - Regal Remains in Stormhiem)

Like with most Tauren transmogrifications; no bracers are needed.

Patch 7.3 Transmog Sets : Fierce Gladiator (Druid)

"RAWR!"

I like the feeling that this set gives and it looks wonderful on Taurens--I think it is one of my favorites in this patch.  The general feel of this outfit evokes nature and ferocity which is what many people think when they hear the word "druid" in World of Warcraft (especially for those in feral form).  While this set is totally appropriate for Guardian Druids, it can be effectively used for the other specs as well--with or without modifications or alternate items.

The set is for the last remaining PvP seasons for Legion and can be easily acquired through the PvP world quests around the Broken Shore.  Simply check the PvP World Quests everyday and group up to destroy the Alliance to get parts of your set.  Make sure to group up because it makes the world quest that much easier.

I am sure that parts of this PvP set can easily be used for other outfit creations in the future for all Tauren druids so expect to see parts of this set in future posts.

Grove Tender [ Druid ]

"Fortune favors the bold; but the bold favor a good healer."

With the battle raging between the Legion and the Armies of Light a call has gone out for not only those who are able to fight but also for those who are able to heal.  With the battle raging many who would not normally be called into battle now flock to aid the armies that protect the lands of Azeroth.  The Grove Tenders, traditionally chosen to tend for sacred groves and the animals of the forest, have been called into service.

The idea for this transmogrification was to try to keep it simple.  Many of my other outfits are quite showy or extravagant.  The Sanctified Lasherweave pieces were the base, but I do not like the model of the shoulders or the helm and came up with different solutions.  With a green-tinted G'Hanir; this transmogrification will look amazing.

Snowdrift Helm (Purchased in Townlong Steppes in Pandaria)

Hell-Hoot Mantle (Quest: A Bird of Legend in Winterspring)

Sanctified Lasherweave Robes (Token Drop in ICC 25 Heroic)

Sanctified Lasherweave Gauntlets (Token Drop in ICC 25 Heroic)

Professor's Bloodied Smock (Professor Putricide in ICC 25 Heroic)

Drape of the Unworthy (Helya in Trial of Valor)

Like with most Tauren transmogrifications; no bracers or footwear are needed.

Wild Gladiator [ Druid ]

"Death to our enemies...tear them apart!"

When it comes to ferocity on the battlefield, the druids have it covered.  Channeling the feral power of the predator to quickly slay their targets, the feral druid is easily feared by many of the Alliance.  Dressing in the skins of the Sabermaw invokes the spirit of those dread predators and gives power to the druid.

Today we look at the complete set for the Wild Gladiator, found in Ashran in the last expansion.  This set is barbaric, brutal, and quite stylish for those who wish to add a bit of brutal terror on the battlefield.  The set can be easily obtained with Marks of Honor, which as stated in other transmog sets I have posted, are quite easy to obtain.

Wrathful Gladiator's Dragonhide Helm (Three Marks of Honor)

Wrathful Gladiator's Pauldrons (Two Marks of Honor)

Wrathful Gladiator's Tunic (Three Marks of Honor)

Wrathful Gladiator's Legguards (Three Marks of Honor)

Wrathful Gladiator's Grips (Two Marks of Honor)

Wrathful Gladiator's Belt of Victory (Two Marks of Honor)

Wrathful Gladiator's Boots of Victory (Two Marks of Honor)

Like with most Tauren transmogrifications; no bracers are needed.  You may add a cloak if you like but I found it looks best without one or with a small tatterd cloak...your choice.

Ursoc's Revenge [ Druid ]

"The Bear God shall be avenged."

The loss of Ursoc from Azeroth was a blow that many druids felt.  When he was corrupted in the Emerald Dream many druids pledged to bring down the Great Corrupter himself, Xavius, and showed no mercy for him or his followers.  Still, the loss of the Bear God has tormented many of his most adamant of followers, many of which have gone feral in grief.

Minimal and savage; this transmogrification for a Guardian Druid shows strength, power, and honors the spirit of Ursoc.  No shirt is used in this transmogrification which helps emphasize raw feral power.  The Claws of Ursoc fit perfectly into this outfit; easily matching the glow in the shoulders and the boots for, you know, when you aren't in Bear form.  The eyepatch helps lend to a dangerous feeling to the entire outfit although going without headgear looks good as well.

Winterfin Patch of Honor (30 Winterfin Clams - Borean Tundra)

Titan-Forged Spaulders of Triumph (Wintergrasp Quartermaster)

The Butcher's Apron (Hannval the Butcher - Stormheim)

Sludge Resistant Waders (Kormrok - Hellfire Citadel in Warlords)

Cragsman Gloves (Shadowmoon Valley Treasure Drop)

Belt of Misconceived Loyalty (Heroic Shadow-Lord Iskar)

Wrathful Gladiator's Boots of Triumph (Toravon the Ice Watcher - Vault of Archavon)

Tribal Unification Cloak (Legion Drop or Highmountain World Quest Reward)

No bracers and no shirt are needed for this transmog

Druid of the Dreamgrove [ Druid ]

"The Dream is under attack--we must defend it at all costs"

The Druids of the Dreamgrove are currently fightin Xavius in the Emerald Nightmare; the source of druidic power that has been corrupted--hence the coloration in red.  While I am not a big fan of the color of this set; the overall effect is spectacular and quite beautiful amongst all of the Order Hall sets that I have run across so far.

The Dreamgrove set is easy to collect with most of the visable items being rewards for working on the Nighfallen and Druid storylines.  The only difficult part is the belt, but in all seriousness, even that is not difficult.  What also makes this set easy is the fact that you don't need pants, bracers, or even footgear as the robes cover all of these items--a fact that can be seen with most outfits on Tauren.

Hood of the Dreamgrove (Druid Campaign Quest Reward)

Armice of the Dreamgrove (Exalted with The Nightfallen)

Robes of the Dreamgrove (Druid Campaign Quest Reward)

Gloves of the Dreamgrove (Honored with The Nightfallen)

Cord of the Dreamgrove (Earn 100,000 Artiface Power)

No pants, bracers, or footgear are needed for this transmog

Cenarian Defender [ Druid ]

The outfit shown above is what I would consider a good look for a druid character.  The helm throws the whole outfit into character with the horns and the belt of tusks helps out as well.  This outfit, when I first saw it many expansions ago, was one that I knew that I wanted and I worked really hard to get it--which meant that I had to PvP for it and at that time pay a lot of Conquest points.  The transmog was worth it and my character has retained this look throughout the expansions and probably will for quite some time.

Getting this look will require you to go into random Battlegrounds and win a whole bunch of them.  The prize for winning is Marks of Honor which will allow you to purchase the Ruthless Gladiator set and the belt which are still considered PvP gear.  This transmog is completely from that set (with the exception of the belt) and as such, is be easy to attain--only costing you 11 Marks of Honor.

Ruthless Gladiator's Dragonhide Helm (3 Marks of Honor)

Ruthless Gladiator's Dragonhide Spaulders (2 Marks of Honor)

Ruthless Gladiator's Dragonhide Robes (3 Marks of Honor)

Ruthless Gladiator's Dragonhide Gloves (2 Marks of Honor)

Prideful Gladiator's Belt of Meditation (1 Mark of Honor)

Because you cannot see the pants or the boots, don't worry about getting them.  A neat effect of the Prideful Belt is that from time to time it will glow to match the color of the medallions and stones on the spaulders.