In the vast and immersive universe of World of Warcraft, players are constantly seeking new ways to express their characters’ individuality and pride. One of the most exciting features to be introduced in the new patch: Fury Incarnate – is the two new Heritage Armor sets, which allow players to showcase their character’s cultural heritage through unique and visually stunning armor sets. In the upcoming patch 10.1.7, two long-standing races, the Night Elves and the Forsaken, will be receiving their own Heritage Armor sets and other customizations, further expanding the options for their self-expression in the game.
The Night Elves, known for their deep connection to nature, Wild Gods and their ancient and mystical culture, will be receiving a breathtaking Heritage Armor set that perfectly captures the essence of their race. This armor set, known as the Kaldorei Protector’s Adornment, is a testament to the enduring legacy of the Night Elves and their commitment to protecting the balance of Azeroth.
To unlock the Night Elf Heritage Armor, players must first reach level 50 or above with their Night Elf character. Once this requirement is met, a new questline will become available, allowing players to embark on a journey to acquire the Kaldorei Protector’s Adornment. The questline starts at the Stormwind Embassy in Stormwind, where players can interact with a scroll on a table in the building, and pick up the quest “The Clarion’s Call”.
Throughout the questline, players will delve into the rich lore of the Night Elves and undertake various challenges and tasks that test their mettle. After the quest chain is done, they will obtain all the pieces of the Kaldorei Protector’s Adornment, including feet, chest, waist, head, shoulders, hands, legs, and wrists. Each piece of armor is exquisitely designed, featuring intricate details and ornate patterns that reflect the elegance and grace of the Night Elf culture.
Upon completing the questline and obtaining the full set of the Kaldorei Protector’s Adornment, Night Elf Demon Hunters will also be granted a Warglaive transmog, a symbol of their dedication and mastery as a Night Elf protector. This Heritage Armor set serves as a visual representation of the Night Elf’s rich history and their unwavering commitment to their people and the world of Azeroth.
Night Elf Heritage Armor Questline
- The Clarion Call
- Ancient Curses
- A Grim Portent
- Countering Corruption
- Mercy or Misery
- Stepping into the Shadows
- A Glimpse of Terror
- Balancing the Scales
- Heart of the Issue
- Wardens’ Wrath
- A Mark For A Protector
- Honor of the Goddess
Undead Heritage Armor: Grasping the Legacy of Lordaeron
The Undead, a race born from the tragic events of the Third War, will also be receiving their own Heritage Armor set in the 10.1.7 patch. This armor set, known as the Forsaken Champion’s Attire, pays homage to the Undead’s dark and haunting past, while also symbolizing their resilience and determination to forge their own destiny.
To unlock the Undead Heritage Armor, players must have a character of the Undead race at level 50 or above. Once this requirement is met, players can begin their journey by speaking to Lilian Voss in the Ruins of Lordaeron and initiating the quest “Unliving Summons”. This questline will take players on a harrowing adventure through the haunted ruins of Lordaeron, where they will confront their past and embrace their future.
After you progress through the questline, you will acquire the Forsaken Champion’s Attire, including two interchangeable chest pieces (male and female), cloak, waist, feet, wrist, head, hands, legs, shoulders, and a new tabard. The armor itself is a masterful blend of leather and cloth, adorned with intricate skull motifs that give it a distinctive and formidable appearance.
The Forsaken Champion’s Attire also features an updated tabard design, representing the Undead’s identity and legacy as former humans of Lordaeron. This Heritage Armor set serves as a powerful symbol of the Undead’s journey from tragedy to triumph, showcasing their indomitable spirit and their ability to rise above their past.
Undead Heritage Armor Questline
- Our Enemies Abound
- To the Sepulcher
- Nothing Like the Classic
- Boom Weed
- Acid Beats Paper
- A Proper Disguise
- Fear is Our Weapon
- The Scarlet Spy
- Among Us
- The Flight of the Banshee
- Death to the Living
- This is the Hour of the Forsaken
- Return to Lordaeron
Additional Customizations: New Skin Tones, Facial Markings, and Tattoos
In addition to the Night Elf and Undead Heritage Armor sets, the 10.1.7 patch will also introduce new customization options for both races. Undead characters will have the opportunity to choose from five new skin colors, allowing players to further personalize their appearance and create unique and distinct Undead characters.
Night Elf characters, on the other hand, will receive new facial markings and body tattoos, adding an extra layer of depth and intricacy to their visual customization options. These markings and tattoos are inspired by the ancient Night Elf culture and reflect the connection to nature and the mystical energies that define the Night Elves.
To access these new customization options, players can visit the in-game Barber, where they can select their desired skin tone, facial markings, and body tattoos. These additions enhance the already extensive customization options available to players, allowing them to create characters that truly embody their vision and imagination.
Stand Out in the Crowd with the Undead and Night Elf Heritage Armor
The Night Elf and Undead Heritage Armor sets in World of Warcraft’s 10.1.7 patch are a testament to the rich history and culture of these iconic races. Through visually stunning designs and intricate details, these transmog sets allow players to showcase their characters’ heritage and express their individuality in the vast world of Azeroth.
Unlocking Heritage Armor sets requires players to undertake challenging quests and delve into the lore of their respective races. The Night Elf’s Kaldorei Protector’s Adornment captures the elegance and grace of the Night Elves, while the Undead’s Forsaken Champion’s Attire represents their resilience and determination to forge their own path.
Additionally, the 10.1.7 patch introduces new customization options for both races, with Undead characters gaining new skin tones and Night Elves receiving facial markings and body tattoos. These additions further enhance the ability for players to create unique and distinctive characters that truly embody their vision and imagination.
As World of Warcraft continues to evolve and expand, the Heritage Armor sets serve as a reminder of the rich history and diverse cultures that make up the lore in the world of Azeroth that we all love. They provide players with an opportunity to not only customize their characters but also to immerse themselves in the lore and stories that have captivated millions of players around the world.