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Kommentar von Goatwarlord

Sold by Gaunah, summoned from Diskrete Pfeife, for 5000 Schäbige Eisenmünzen.

Kommentar von Esinar

This item, Illusion: Vergiftet, is sold by the vendor Gaunah for 5000 Schäbige Eisenmünzen. The vendor is only available for the rogue class via summoning him using the item Diskrete Pfeife, which is obtained in WoD via pick-pocketing. The vendor exchanges loot you find from further pick-pockets for the coins, and you can then use the coins to buy items from him including the illusion.

The illusion is BoP, so you must have a rogue in order to get this appearance for your collection.

Edit: Just for a bit of extra info for rogues trying to get this, if you head to the east of Tanaan Jungle and spend an hour or so pick-pocketing the orcs you find around the rares introduced in patch 6.2.1, you should loot enough items to exchange for the 5000 coins.

Kommentar von oboc

Kinda dumb imho. All rogues should still have the ability to poison their weapons (and therefore this effect would be applied).
Rogues are poisons and stealth regardless of 'spec'.

Kommentar von Tueli

Sold at the rogue class hall for 25,000 Münzen der Luft from Gaunah, but after spending several hours of farming to purchase this, I can't use it on any of my weapons.

Edit: Didn't know you couldn't use illusions on artifact weapons. :(

Kommentar von Pawpau

I know I will get downvoted but this is a worthless mod, you can barely see it. Blizz needs to revamp this one to make it more wicked as well as visible.

Kommentar von Feranough

As the information on the item suggests, this item is only obtainable by rogues.
The weapon illusion it gives is also only usable by rogues. It does not show up in your appearance tab on other classes.

Kommentar von tale

WARNING: Does not show in the vendor whether you already know it. I apparently did from WoD, before I blew 25,000 Coins of Air on it in Legion. Bah!

Edit: They did refund it, saying:

We have seen this reported a few times, but in almost every case so far, the issue has actually been caused by an addon that was installed with the game. To keep this from happening again, if you have any addons installed (even if they are disabled), I would recommend resetting your UI: https://us.battle.net/support/en/article/7549

For now, while we are not normally allowed to provide refunds for coins of air purchases, I was able to get a one time exception to adjust your total coins by 25,000.

I'm a bit suspicious that it is an addon problem, but won't say definitively that it isn't either. I do run with quite a few addons and don't want to go through the bother to reset my UI to figure it out either way.

Kommentar von Kukkaspoika

Kind of a dumb enchant and in Legion really, really expensive to be honest. I suppose it can get a bit easier to farm the currency if you have the final lamp. The visual looks pretty lackluster. I guess for some who like vanilla-esque looking enchants it'll look kinda cool and they'll like it? You need to transmog off your artifact appearances though to something else in order for it to show up. So again, another caveat...

Finally, you apply this in your WoD Garrison at the illusion NPC. It is not applied via a transmog NPC.

If you are playing Rogue and like the idea of poisoned looking weapons. The Cursed Hand skin for The Kingslayer's looks like it has poison dripping from it (green version).

Kommentar von TheGroovyMule

Question: Does this unlock for all your rogues account-wide or just the rogue to completed it on? x

Kommentar von Drakknfyre

GARBAGE ILLUSION. Honestly if you haven't already gotten this, don't waste your time unless you're an absolute completionist. You get a barely-visible, almost completely transparent green drop that falls off the tip of your weapon every few moments. You have to actually stop and look for it to even see it. I've literally seen trinket proc effects that do a better job applying a poisoned weapon visual effect than this waste of time. It should show a semi-steady drip of green drops down the edge of the blade, perhaps with a subtle green glow.

Actually spending gold to apply this crap is salt in the wound.