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Kommentar von Heimdallen

Is it me, or do the timeless armor pieces not all seem to have a pretty even drop rate? I came here to this page to see if anyone else had commented about this and found no comments had been posted yet, so I'll start!

What I mean is, you'd think that all of the pieces, leather, cloth, mail and plate, would have somewhere around the same drop rate - I can see Blizzard making some slots rarer than others, for example maybe make helms rarer drops than boots or something, but I imagined that the class of armor would be pretty universally spread out. However, personally, I have found this is nowhere near the case.

I have just over 100 timeless armor tokens such as this, and in that number that I've looted so far, the majority is leather, somewhere around 45 pieces, and about 25 plate, 25 mail, and 10 cloth. So my experience is that cloth pieces hardly ever drop. Which to me is really frustrating, because I have a shadow priest and a warlock that are alts and could really use these items, their level at 496 being a significant upgrade for them. My plate and mail toons are better geared, and my druid and rogue are still around level 85 and thus are waiting to use them once I get them to 90, so they will be useful in the future, but some cloth would be nice.

Is my experience unique, in that I've never seen a pair of cloth bracers drop yet I have like 5 for every other type of armor? Or is everyone else getting the short end of the stick on cloth pieces as well?

Kommentar von aeonfyre

For those interested in collecting appearances:

a DPS specialization will create a "Cloudscorcher" set piece
a Healing specialization will create an "Amaranthine" set piece

Kommentar von Terve

I use an addon called Transmog Tokens which identifies if I can learn an appearance from a token. However, the addon doesn't show which spec I need to be in to learn any missing appearance.

To solve this, I used the timeless Isle guide on wowhead and I'm listing the key information here for your reference so you know which spec you need to be in to learn the transmog appearance! I then search for the name in the in-game transmog window... in my case on my monk "Cranefeather" and "Fire-Chanter" to see which one I am missing. Hope it helps save someone some headaches! :)

Found this information useful from the wowhead guide:

Cloth:

Cloudscorcher: any Mage or Warlock spec
Amaranthine: any Priest spec

Leather:

Cranefeather: Rogues, Guardian, Feral, Brewmaster, Windwalker
Fire-Chanter: Balance, Resto, Mistweaver

Mail:

Ordon: Resto and Elemental
Crimsonscale: Enhancement and Hunters

Plate:
Cliffbreaker: Plate DPS

Elder Tortoiseshell: Plate Tanking
Everbright: Holy

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