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'''Legendary''' quality is currently the level of [[item]] [[quality]] in between {{Quality|Epic|Epic}} and {{Quality|Artifact|Artifact}}. Generally there are very few of these items on any given server. It usually takes multiple end-game raid [[instance]] runs to acquire or craft these items. Legendary items are considered the most powerful items available to players. The names of legendary-quality items will appear in <span class="qc-legendary">orange</span>.
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==Classic==
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*[[Sulfuras, Hand of Ragnaros]] is obtained by combining the [[Eye of Sulfuras]], a rare drop from [[Ragnaros (tactics)|Ragnaros]], with the [[Sulfuron Hammer]], which is crafted by blacksmiths.
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*[[Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker]] is obtained first by obtaining two rare drops in the [[Molten Core]], then by combining them with a large amount of crafting materials and defeating a special [[Thunderaan|raid boss]].
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*[[Atiesh, Greatstaff of the Guardian]] was obtained by collecting several drops in [[Naxxramas (original)|Naxxramas]] and completing a brief quest. This weapon was unique in that there were different versions with different stats for each different caster class.
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==Burning Crusade==
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*In ''[[World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade|The Burning Crusade]]'', the [[Twin Blades of Azzinoth]] drop off of [[Illidan Stormrage (tactics)|Illidan Stormrage]] and [[Thori'dal, the Stars' Fury]] off of [[Kil'jaeden (tactics)|Kil'jaeden]] instead of being quest rewards.
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==Wrath of the Lich King==
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Blizzard had originally stated that there would be quests for legendary items in ''[[World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King|Wrath of the Lich King]]''; however, if there wasn't enough time to implement them, they would have to be dropped.
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*[[Val'anyr, Hammer of Ancient Kings]] is obtained via drops in [[Ulduar (instance)|Ulduar]] and a short quest, similar to Atiesh.
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*[[Shadowmourne]] is crafted after a long and arduous quest line in [[Icecrown Citadel (instance)|Icecrown Citadel]].
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==Cataclysm==
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*[[Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest]], crafted by caster classes through a long quest chain involving the [[Firelands (instance)|Firelands]] raid.
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*Added in [[patch 4.3.0]], the [[Fangs of the Father]], two legendary daggers (main hand and offhand) that are only usable by all three Rogue specs. Combat Rogues will be made to use these daggers as well without a DPS loss. The questline will revolve around the pure black dragon from the egg in the Badlands and features several Rogue-centric elements.<ref>{{ref web |url=http://www.mmo-champion.com/content/2459-Patch-4.3-Interview-with-Greg-Street-%28Ghostcrawler%29 |title=Patch 4.3 Interview with Greg Street (Ghostcrawler) |accessdate=2011-09-19 |date=2011-09-19 |publisher=MMO-Champion}}</ref>
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==Trivia==
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*Nearly all [[equip]]pable legendary items are weapons. Most other are components used to create these weapons. One, the [[Black Qiraji Resonating Crystal]], is a mount.
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*Legendary items cannot be [[Transmogrification|transmogrified]], nor be used to transmogrify.
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*Equippable items of legendary quality always have one or more [[attribute]] bonuses or [[proc]]s.
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*Equippable items at legendary quality can't be [[disenchant]]ed by characters with the [[Enchanting]] [[profession]].
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*Before ''[[World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade|The Burning Crusade]]'', all of the legendary items required a complicated and arduous quest line in order to get them.
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*The hexadecimal color code for legendary itemlinks is '''#ff8000'''.
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==References==
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{{reflist}}
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== See also ==
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*[[Legendary items|List of legendary items]]
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[[Category:Game terms]]
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[[Category:World of Warcraft legendary items]]

Revision as of 14:50, 22 January 2012

Legendary quality is currently the level of item quality in between Epic and Artifact. Generally there are very few of these items on any given server. It usually takes multiple end-game raid instance runs to acquire or craft these items. Legendary items are considered the most powerful items available to players. The names of legendary-quality items will appear in orange.

Classic

Burning Crusade

Wrath of the Lich King

Blizzard had originally stated that there would be quests for legendary items in Wrath of the Lich King; however, if there wasn't enough time to implement them, they would have to be dropped.

Cataclysm

  • Stave 2h tarecgosa e 01stagefinal [Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest], crafted by caster classes through a long quest chain involving the Firelands raid.
  • Added in patch 4.3.0, the Fangs of the Father, two legendary daggers (main hand and offhand) that are only usable by all three Rogue specs. Combat Rogues will be made to use these daggers as well without a DPS loss. The questline will revolve around the pure black dragon from the egg in the Badlands and features several Rogue-centric elements.[1]

Trivia

  • Nearly all equippable legendary items are weapons. Most other are components used to create these weapons. One, the Inv misc qirajicrystal 05 [Black Qiraji Resonating Crystal], is a mount.
  • Legendary items cannot be transmogrified, nor be used to transmogrify.
  • Equippable items of legendary quality always have one or more attribute bonuses or procs.
  • Equippable items at legendary quality can't be disenchanted by characters with the Enchanting profession.
  • Before The Burning Crusade, all of the legendary items required a complicated and arduous quest line in order to get them.
  • The hexadecimal color code for legendary itemlinks is #ff8000.

References

 
  1. ^ Patch 4.3 Interview with Greg Street (Ghostcrawler). MMO-Champion (2011-09-19). Retrieved on 2011-09-19.

See also