Summary
While defeating your enemies is all well and good, it barely counts if you’re not looking good while doing it. Warriors inWorld of Warcrafthave plenty of sets to choose from as far as how they want to look, but the right ensemble can put fear in your foes and woe in your allies by just walking into the room.
If you want to stay looking cool while out adventuring, consider getting the Grand Expedition Yak, so you can have a transmog button everywhere you go. As far as what the best looks are for the fierce Warriors of Azeroth, look no further than here.
7Spiritguard’s Warplate
It Comes In Bronze, Silver And Gold
The Spiritguard’s Warplate isan armor set you can obtain in Pandaria, and the easiest way to get it is by starting the quest Unexpected Crocolisk Aggression in Krasarang Wilds. Each step of the quest gives you a choice of color, but all three sets will be unlocked once you finish the quest chain.
While it may not seem like much, the textures of the Spiritguard’s Warplate are clean and subdued, perfect for your weapons to take center stage while still looking good yourself. The real kicker of the outfit is the helmet, showing your character’s face (not a common occurrence with Warrior Transmog sets) and having a unique shape that stands out in a crowd.
6Armor Of The Amaranthine Path
Enter The Battlefield In Style
Dragons are all the rage lately in World of Warcraft, and why wouldn’t they be? If you want to show your allegiance to these scaly creatures, the Armor of the Amaranthine Path is your best bet, with a belt piece and shoulder pads that have little detailed Dragon heads.
The best part about this armor is how easy it is to get, although you do need to be there at the right time of the year. This is because it is unlocked through the Trial of Style, an event that happens twice a year (in March and September), and it will have you compete against players for which is the best looking one of all.
5Battlelord’s Plate
Become Odin’s Chosen
If you’re really into your class and the fantasy it depicts, then Legion is the expansion for you. Each class gets their own quest chain and hall of NPCs, all flavored around their theme, and Warriors get one of the better ones: become Odin’s champion and fight alongside his Valkyries.
Playing through the Warrior quest chain will earn you this set, the Battlelord’s Plate, making you look as classic as a Warrior can look. The big stompy boots, the horns of the helm aiming high, it truly is an armor worthy of being worn by the ultimate Warrior.
4Honorbound Centurion
Exclusive To Horde Characters
Battle for Azeroth depicts the last confrontation between the Alliance and the Horde, and with how things have turned out, it is unlikely that the two factions will fight ever again. As such, the beginning of that expansion was all about fighting the other team, and the armor sets you could unlock reflect that.
Whilethe Alliance side of things still looks good, it is barely more than an updated model of an old armor set. The Horde’s Warriors get to represent their faction with all the iconic spikes you can expect, but the design of that helm makes it stand out, giving you a sort of saber-tooth tiger look that is rather unique.
3Funerary Plate Of The Chosen Dead
Look Like A Death Knight Without Being One
The Funerary Plate simply looks fantastic for when you want to strike fear into your opponents, with a helmet that completely hides your face while showing two glowing blue eyes peeking out. Beyond that, the rest of the set is in tone with the theme, with a dark palette and blue highlights to match the glowing eyes.
There are several color tones for this set, but to get them you’ll have to deal with Helya and her Raid in Legion. While a tough encounter, you’re able to farm for this set easily if you reach max level, going back to Legion afterward and doing the Raid alone.
2Felforged Armor
Get That Green Demonic Glow
Green, black and gold never mixed better than in the Felforged Armor set, making you look not only good, but highly protected. While it does completely hide your character’s face, most Warrior transmog options will do so, so you might as well wear the best helm around.
To get this set, you’ll have to participate in Legion Invasions, an event on the Broken Shore where you fight off Demonic hordes on a tight island. The event isn’t happening all the time, but it does repeat often, so you’re better off parking a character on the map and checking back every now and again.
A Living Gargoyle
The Dread Sentinel set makes you look like a fortress, filled with balconies with Gargoyle statues on top. You not only look as tough as a castle, you also constantly exude a red glow that will have everyone think twice before crossing you, or even talking to you at all.
The best part of this set is how easy it is to get, since you just have to do the Venthyr quest chain in Shadowlands. you may even buy some recolors from the vendors there, but the base look is already the best one around, at least when cool darkness is concerned.
