Summary
Of all the classes inWorld of Warcraft, few are more diverse and adaptive than the Druid. These warriors of nature are protectors of the wild places of Azeroth. Though they may come fromdifferent racesand different organizations, all Druids are united in their love for the world around them. They are also united in their love for absolutely wonderful transmogs.
While Druids may spend most of their time in one of the various animal forms, they still have a ton of wonderful options available to try on. Get ready for lots of leaves and tons of wicker: these are some of the best options for Druid transmogs in World of Warcraft.
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Molten Core
Blackrock Mountain
This is one of the oldest sets available specifically for Druids. And you may’t beat a classic. It’s like Vogue editor Diana Vreeland said: ‘It’s not about the transmog you wear, but it’s about the raids you lead in the transmog.’ She really said that. Trust us.
This set is just wonderful. It gives an almost Christmas-y vibe with pine needles and white wood. A cute little headband (there’s a lot of headbands in Druid hot couture) ties out the look just as it ties antlers to the Druid’s head. It’s an older appearance set but it still holds up even years later, and would be a wonderful addition to any druid’s rotation of transmogs.
Black Temple
Shadowmoon Valley
This set is almost mandatory for any well-dressed Tauren Druid, although it looks wonderful on any race. This set seems to take inspiration from the Tauren’s totems. The entire set looks like it is made out of wood. The shoulder pieces are made of pieces of wooden wings, and the headdress looks like the very top of a Tauren totem pole.
The use of colors really emphasizes the rich nature-motifs of this set. (Color theory in World of Warcraft? Who’d have thought) If players are interested in a slightly different version of this set, the Tomb of Sargeras has a set designed to resemble this set. But the classic is just as good.
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Throne of Thunder
Isle of Thunder
The Vestments of the Haunted Forest was the Throne of Thunder’s offering to the transmog game, and this raid did not disappoint. It is just so wonderfully macabre.
This set is perfect for Druids who prefer a little darkness when they work. Kul Tiran Druids would be right at home in this transmog, which has a spooky mask and mysterious insects buzzing all around it. The chest-guard is designed to look like wooden ribs, adding a sense of death and decay to this set. This set is the closest World of Warcraft has come to playable death Druids, and it rules. Pop intoPandaria Remixand throw down some bronze for this set. It’s very worth it.
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Blackrock Foundry
Gorgrond
Sometimes Mythic difficulties award slightly different transmog sets to reward players for raiding on the highest difficulty. These variations can be as simple as an added glow or a whole new part of the armor. This is one of those sets that is great on all the difficulties, but it really shines on Mythic.
This set is clearly inspired by insects. There is a set of decorative wings flickering on the back, which make the Druid look like a giant glimmering cicada. This would be a perfect outfit for the Druids who desire a little darkness in their lives.
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Location
The Waking Isles
This set celebrates all things Druid and was part of the Dragonflight gear catch-up system. It can be obtained in multiple ways, and multiple versions are available. Each set is themed by the seasons, with spring, winter, summer, and autumn having their own distinct sets.
The ‘autumn’ set is among the easiest to obtain. Pieces can even be purchased at an auction house. The reward for tracking down these pieces is a truly timeless set. It is bursting with color and excitement. Druids really look like powerful wielders of wild magic in the Barkbloom Warleathers. It really is a set for all seasons.
Ulduar
The Storm Peaks
Many Druid clans revolve around the worship of nature. Druidism itself was founded by the Night Elves, and the Night Elves are famed for their worship of the moon-goddess Elune. This is a set for those who wish tovenerate Mother Moonin all they do.
This set comes from Northrend, a continent wracked with fear and pain. With this set, a Druid can remind themselves that even on the darkest night, they walk with Elune. A moon glows on the headband while sprouts of life bloom on the shoulder pads. It truly embodies the glowing glory of Night Elf culture, but it would be a great choice for any Druid looking to get connected to Mother Moon.
Hellfire Citadel
Tanaan Jungle
There’s a middle ground between wanting some darkness, but not wanting TOO much darkness. Like putting creamer in some coffee, or turning on a night light, there’s a balance between dark nature and too much dark nature.
This set is the perfect balance. It has aspects of a darker side of nature, like the skull headpiece and the darker color palette. But this set also has lighter shades of green and less of a gloomy ‘vibe’ than other sets. It’s the perfect combination of light and dark and is an excellent set for those looking to be serious but not too gloomy. It’s the business casual of Druid transmogs.
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Antorus, the Burning Throne
The Broken Isles
This set is just dripping in fur, which would make it a great set for Guardian Druids. Bear claws decorate the hands and knees of this transmog, and it is crowned with a bear pelt headdress. Normally, Shaman are the ones being rewarded with pelt hats, but Antorus’s raid set gives Druids a chance to walk on the wild side.
While there is some running around that needs to be done to unlock this raid (mostly just completing old quests), this set is well worth the effort. If a Druid canbearto face downthe might of Sargeras, the reward is trulyunbearablywonderful.
