World of Warcraft: Legion Remix (starting October 7, 2025) is a limited-time event focused on cosmetic collection. This guide explains how to unlock Legion Remix transmogs across artifacts, event-exclusive sets, zone metas, and guaranteed raid drops, using the event’s currencies and vendors.
In this guide you’ll find:
- Phase schedule and key dates (Oct 7 → Dec 9 “Infinite Echoes”).
- Systems overview: Bronze (cosmetics-only), Infinite Power/Knowledge, Infinite Research banking (up to 6 days).
- Artifact appearances: Classic, Upgraded, Valorous (Balance of Power), Hidden; what’s not available (Mage Tower, Hidden PvP tint).
- Sargerei Commander’s Regalia: all four colors and their unlocks.
- Kaldorei Queen’s Royal Vestments: Suramar meta (2 of 4), no Bronze cost.
- Weapon cosmetics: Illusion: Felshatter (Val’sharah meta 2 of 4).
- Zone meta rewards: Fallen King’s Corrupted Blades, Sinister’s Fel Arsenal, Bulwark of Mannoroth.
- Vendor arsenal: Odyn’s Spears (cost and vendor).
- Guaranteed rare raid drops (Pythagorus): token sources + 30,000 Bronze per item; Scythe staff/polearm are separate; Taeshalach includes 1H.
- Returning sets: Trial of Valor “Chosen Dead” and Legion pre-patch sets.
- Heritage armor recolors (Nightborne, Lightforged) and vendor location.
- Vendor ensembles QoL: buying once unlocks all difficulties.
- Leather classes and Demon Hunter looks (armor-type rules apply).
- Fel Order Hall mounts (level 80 per class or 20,000 Bronze).
- High-cost collectibles (100,000 Bronze mounts/toys).
Event Schedule & Timeline (2025 Dates)
The event’s content will unlock in phases, running through at least December with the finale phase beginning December 9th. The official schedule is:
- October 7: Skies of Fire (Emerald Nightmare & Trial of Valor)
- October 21: Rise of the Nightfallen (Nighthold & Return to Karazhan)
- November 4: Legionfall (Broken Shore, Cathedral of Eternal Night & Tomb of Sargeras)
- November 18: Argus Eternal (Seat of the Triumvirate & Antorus)
- December 9: Infinite Echoes (Finale Phase)
Appearances and mounts learned in Legion Remix are added to your account-wide collection (usable on retail). You can convert a Timerunner to the modern timeline at any time.
Bronze, Infinite Power & Infinite Knowledge (How They Work)
Before we continue, it is important to understand the event’s core systems. Bronze is the primary event currency, used for cosmetic purchases only; character power upgrades drop directly from content. It is earned from World Quests, emissaries, caches, and raid completions. Infinite Power fuels artifact progression, while Infinite Knowledge is a passive, account-wide multiplier that increases all Infinite Power gains, earned via achievements (up to 36 ranks). Infinite Research dailies, which contribute to campaign progress, can be banked (up to 6 days). It is a good idea to log your progress on achievements that award Infinite Knowledge to maximize gains over time. This article will now review the specific cosmetic content.
Artifact Weapon Appearances: How to Unlock in Legion Remix
A central part of the Legion experience, the iconic Artifact Weapon appearances make a full return. Up to 180 variations are available for collection across all classes, and this guide’s review of them is extensive.
What’s Available: Classic, Upgraded, Valorous, Hidden
The Classic, Upgraded, Valorous (Balance of Power), and Hidden appearances are all obtainable through methods adapted for the Remix event.
What’s Not Available: Mage Tower, Hidden PvP Tint
It’s important to remember a few key exclusions to avoid wasting time.
- Mage Tower Appearances: The appearances from the original Mage Tower challenge are confirmed to be unobtainable in Legion Remix.
- Hidden Appearance PvP Tint: The tint requiring 1,000 honorable kills is confirmed to be unobtainable within Legion Remix. A Blizzard forum post confirmed this. It can still be earned in the retail version of the game once the base hidden appearance is unlocked.
Classic Appearances: Tints & Requirements
This is the foundational look for each Artifact Weapon, unlocked very early in the leveling experience. Its three additional tints unlock naturally through standard gameplay.
- Tint 1 (Base): Unlocked automatically upon receiving the Artifact Weapon.
- Tint 2: Unlocked by completing the main story questline of any one of the initial Legion zones.
- Tint 3: Unlocked by completing the “Light’s Heart” questline.
- Tint 4: Unlocked by completing a major milestone within the Class Order Hall campaign.
Upgraded Appearances: Remix Milestones (Tints 2–3)
An enhanced and more detailed version of the Classic appearance, these are tied to completion-focused activities.
- Tint 1 (Base): Unlocked upon completing the entire Class Order Hall campaign.
- Tint 2 & 3: In the Remix event, the original triggers for these tints (unlocking all traits and artifact research) are simplified to align with Remix progression milestones, such as artifact power level and Infinite Knowledge.
- Tint 4: Unlocked by completing a series of archaeology-related quests.
Valorous / Balance of Power: Dungeon, Raid & M+15 Requirements
These striking appearances are unlocked by completing the “Balance of Power,” a lengthy questline that spans multiple zones, dungeons, and raids. A review of the questline shows it is a significant undertaking.
- Tint 1 (Base): Unlocked upon final completion of the “Balance of Power” questline.
- Tint 2: Unlocked by defeating eight of Legion’s world bosses.
- Tint 3: Unlocked by completing a Mythic+ 15 keystone dungeon. The scaling in Legion Remix makes this an achievable goal.
- Tint 4: Unlocked by completing the “Glory of the Legion Hero” meta-achievement.
Hidden Appearances: Class/Spec Sources & Tint Requirements
Among the most unique skins, their unlock methods were originally secrets. Each specialization has a unique quest, item, or trigger to find its hidden appearance, with the difficulty depending on the class. A Warlock, for instance, might have a different type of quest than a Rogue.
- Tint 1 (Base): Unlock method is unique to each class and specialization.
- Tint 2: Unlocked by completing 30 dungeons.
- Tint 3: Unlocked by completing 200 World Quests.
Event-Exclusive Armor Sets (How to Unlock)
Sargerei Commander’s Regalia: All Colors & How to Get
The premier cosmetic reward of the event is this new, exclusive transmog set available in four distinct color variations. It features a highly detailed and visually distinct back model and is a sign of dedication.
- The Felscorned Regalia (Green): Unlocked by the quest “Shape a New Legend,” which requires finishing the main Legion Remix campaign. The final quest requires reaching level 80, amassing 1,000 Infinite Power, and completing 20 Infinite Research assignments.
- The Voidscarred Regalia (Purple): Unlocked by the achievement “Heroic Broken Isles World Quests IV,” which requires completing 100 World Quests while the Heroic World Tier is active.
- The Lightbound Regalia (Yellow): This holy-themed set is unlocked by the achievement “Mythic: Legion Remix Raids,” which requires defeating all Legion raid bosses on Mythic difficulty.
- The Hellforged Regalia (Red): The final variant is earned by completing any Timeworn Keystone dungeon at +30 or higher.
Kaldorei Queen’s Royal Vestments — Suramar Meta (2 of 4)
An elegant ensemble modeled after Queen Azshara’s attire, featuring a unique one-sided robe. It is unlocked by the Achievement: Suramar, which requires finishing two of four sub-achievements (Campaign, Tour, LFG, or Nightfallen reputation). This set does not cost any Bronze, a point worth noting.
New Weapon Cosmetics & Illusions (Unlock Methods)
Illusion: Felshatter — Val’sharah Meta (2 of 4)
A weapon illusion that adds a fel-portal effect at the hilt. It is unlocked by the Achievement: Val’sharah, requiring the completion of any two of its four sub-achievements. The visual effect’s placement can vary dramatically on different weapon models, as a review of the game’s models shows it sometimes appearing at the tip of a polearm or detached from certain warglaives.
Zone Meta Weapon Rewards — How to Unlock
This collection features new weapon transmogs obtained through zone-specific meta-achievements. It’s a key part of the relevant content for collectors.
- Fallen King’s Corrupted Blades: Corrupted, fel versions of the sword Shalamayne, including its two-handed and one-handed forms. Unlocked through the Achievement: The Broken Shore.
- Sinister’s Fel Arsenal: A set of four fel-themed weapons unlocked by the Achievement: Stormheim.
- Bulwark of Mannoroth: A unique cosmetic that unlocks both Shield and Back transmog entries. Unlocked through the Achievement: Argus.
- Arsenal: Odyn’s Spears: Two large, ornate polearm appearances, Stormforged Spear and Spear of Light, available for purchase for 7,500 Bronze from the vendor Unicus in the Infinite Bazaar.
Returning Unobtainable Sets (How to Earn in Remix)
A new vendor system allows for the guaranteed purchase of some of Legion’s most iconic and rare raid drops from the vendor Pythagorus. This approach removes the random chance factor, making acquisition a matter of dedication.
- Acquisition Method: Collect 20 of the specific token from the boss, which drops from Normal difficulty or higher. While not officially published by Blizzard in any post, community-sourced data indicates the token yields scale with difficulty (commonly cited as 1 on Normal, 4 on Heroic, and 10 on Mythic). A review of this data is helpful for planning.
- The First Satyr’s Spaulders: 30,000 Bronze + 20 Horns of the First Satyr from Xavius (The Emerald Nightmare).
- Hammer of Vigilance: 30,000 Bronze + 20 Felwarped Slabs from Maiden of Vigilance (Tomb of Sargeras; Phase 3).
- Taeshalach: 30,000 Bronze + 20 Everflames of Hatred from Aggramar (Antorus; Phase 4). Grants both the 2H and added 1H appearance.
- Scythe of the Unmaker: 30,000 Bronze + 20 Cosmic Soulslivers from Argus (Antorus; Phase 4). Polearm and Staff are separate purchases; each buy unlocks both red and blue tints for that weapon type. The green (Felscorned) version is from Mythic: Antorus, the Burning Throne.
Returning Unobtainable Sets
- The Chosen Transmog Sets: The Trial of Valor raid featured minimalist, distinctive sets whose Mythic tint was originally tied to the The Chosen feat—earned by completing Mythic Trial of Valor without dying (and awarding the title “… the Chosen”). The title remains unobtainable. In Legion Remix, the Mythic Chosen Dead ensembles return and are unlocked by completing Mythic Trial of Valor with no deaths, now tracked by armor-type achievements (Funerary Plate of the Chosen Dead, Chains of the Chosen Dead, Garb of the Chosen Dead, Regalia of the Chosen Dead).
- Legion Pre-Patch Event Sets: Fel-Infused Cloth Armor, Felshroud Leather Armor, Fel-Chain Mail Armor, Felforged Plate Armor. The armor sets from the Legion pre-launch event, which have been unavailable for years, can be purchased from vendors.
Other Notable Cosmetics (Vendors & Restrictions)
Heritage Armor Recolors (Unicus Vendor)
New color variants of the Legion Allied Race heritage armors are available for purchase from the vendor Unicus, though they remain restricted to characters of their respective races.
- Nightborne: Heritage of the Shal’dorei – Vineyard Red, a single, highly detailed red and silver variant.
- Lightforged Draenei: Three new variants are available: Heritage of the Lightforged – Crimson Vengeance, Holy Gold, and Hologemmed.
Vendor Ensembles & QoL: All Difficulties Unlock on Purchase
The Infinite Bazaar vendor offers a broad selection of new and recolored items.
- Raid Ensemble Update: A key feature of the event is that buying a raid armor ensemble from a vendor will unlock all difficulty appearances for that set (LFR, Normal, Heroic, and Mythic).
- Demon Hunter Sets for All Leather Classes: Ensemble: Vestment of Second Sight — Nighthold (Tier 19), Ensemble: Demonbane Armor — Tomb of Sargeras (Tier 20), Ensemble: Felreaper Vestments — Antorus (Tier 21). Ensembles are cosmetic and can be learned by any character. While any character can purchase and learn an ensemble to add it to the account-wide collection, only characters of the appropriate armor type can use it for transmog.
- Ensemble: Regalia of Shackled Elements — Nighthold: Both the ice and fel-fire colorations of this set will be available. As cosmetic items, they will be usable by any mail-wearing character.
- New Weapon Arsenals and Cosmetics: Vendors offer collections like the “Arsenal: Arms of the Felforged Knight“, Ensemble: Windrunner Quivers — 7,500 Bronze, and Ensemble: Mantles of the Nightwell (Nightfallen-themed shoulders) — 2,500 Bronze, from Unicus.
Fel Order Hall Mounts: Level 80 Unlock or 20,000 Bronze
Each class can obtain a fel-themed version of their Order Hall mount. They can be unlocked by either reaching level 80 on a character of that specific class (like a Warlock) or by purchasing them for 20,000 Bronze each from the vendor Grandmaster Jakkus.
High-Cost Collectibles: 100,000 Bronze Mounts, Toys & Pets
Vendors also stock several rare mounts and toys priced at 100,000 Bronze or higher, catering to long-term collectors. A quick review of their offerings reveals many desirable things.
Key Takeaways for Collectors
In conclusion, Legion Remix is a significant event for transmog enthusiasts. The key highlights are the four new, achievement-locked Sargerei Commander sets and the deterministic acquisition of rare raid drops like the Scythe of the Unmaker and The First Satyr’s Spaulders via a vendor token system. Collectors should prioritize unlocking the full range of Artifact Weapon appearances, but remember that Mage Tower skins are not available. Finally, take advantage of the quality-of-life updates, such as raid ensembles unlocking all difficulty tints at once, to efficiently expand your account-wide collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Legion Remix event in World of Warcraft?
Legion Remix is a limited-time event running in World of Warcraft (Retail) that revisits the entire Legion expansion under a new accelerated format. Beginning October 7, 2025, it introduces a fast-paced progression system centered around cosmetics and account-wide rewards. Players relive Legion’s story with modern scaling and systems, earning Bronze, Infinite Power, and Infinite Knowledge to unlock transmogs, mounts, toys, and weapon illusions. It’s designed to let players enjoy Legion’s zones, dungeons, and raids while collecting cosmetics they may have missed the first time.
How long does Legion Remix last?
The event runs from October 7 through at least December 9, 2025, spanning multiple content unlock phases. Each phase introduces new raids and meta-achievements from different parts of the Legion timeline, culminating in the Infinite Echoes finale. While Blizzard hasn’t confirmed an official end date beyond December, event duration historically extends into the following week to allow final purchases and turn-ins.
What can players earn from Legion Remix?
Legion Remix features hundreds of transmog appearances, including Artifact Weapon skins, exclusive Sargerei Commander’s Regalia sets, heritage armor recolors, rare raid weapon transmogs, and meta-achievement rewards such as Illusion: Felshatter. All appearances, mounts, and toys earned during the event are account-wide and automatically transfer to the current expansion’s collections after Legion Remix ends.
How does Bronze work in Legion Remix?
Bronze is the central event currency, used to purchase cosmetic items and collectibles. It cannot be used for power progression. Players earn Bronze through World Quests, emissary missions, raid completions, treasure caches, and zone achievements. Vendors in the Infinite Bazaar and other event hubs offer a wide range of items for Bronze, from raid ensembles and weapon arsenals to mounts and toys costing up to 100,000 Bronze.
What is Infinite Power and Infinite Knowledge?
Infinite Power functions like artifact experience, powering up your character’s Artifact Weapon within the Legion Remix system. Infinite Knowledge acts as a permanent, account-wide multiplier that increases all Infinite Power gains. Knowledge levels are unlocked via achievements, up to Rank 36, allowing later characters to catch up instantly. It encourages steady account progression across multiple characters during the event.
How do Infinite Research dailies work?
Infinite Research dailies advance the campaign storyline and progression milestones tied to Bronze and cosmetic unlocks. Players can bank up to six daily quests, meaning that if you miss several days, you can complete them later without penalty. These dailies also grant Infinite Power and sometimes Bronze, making them an efficient method to build both progression and purchasing currency.
Are artifact weapon appearances returning in Legion Remix?
Yes. The entire Artifact Weapon system returns with nearly all original appearances available. This includes the Classic, Upgraded, Valorous (Balance of Power), and Hidden models, with simplified unlocks that suit the Remix format. The only exclusions are the Mage Tower challenge appearances and the Hidden PvP tint, both of which remain tied to the original retail content.
Can you earn Mage Tower artifact skins during Legion Remix?
No. The Mage Tower appearances are permanently retired and were never planned to return in Remix events. These exclusive skins were tied to individual skill challenges during Legion’s live cycle, and Blizzard confirmed they will remain unavailable. Only the new Remix-specific artifact recolors and other appearances can be earned during the event.
How do you unlock the Sargerei Commander’s Regalia?
The Sargerei Commander’s Regalia is the event’s flagship armor line, featuring four distinct sets with unique back attachments and lighting effects:
- Felscorned (Green) – Unlocked via the “Shape a New Legend” quest after completing the Remix campaign, reaching Level 80, earning 1,000 Infinite Power, and finishing 20 Infinite Research tasks.
- Voidscarred (Purple) – Earned by completing the “Heroic Broken Isles World Quests” achievement, which requires 100 Heroic-tier World Quests.
- Lightbound (Yellow) – Awarded through the “Mythic: Legion Remix Raids” achievement for clearing all Legion raids on Mythic difficulty.
- Hellforged (Red) – Unlocked by completing any Timeworn Keystone +30 dungeon.
Each color represents a thematic aspect of Legion’s forces—fel, void, light, and fire—and serves as an achievement-based reward rather than a vendor purchase.
What is the Kaldorei Queen’s Royal Vestments?
The Kaldorei Queen’s Royal Vestments is a Suramar-inspired robe ensemble styled after Queen Azshara’s ceremonial attire. It’s unlocked by completing the Achievement: Suramar, which requires finishing any two of four sub-achievements: Campaign, Tour, Looking for Group (covering The Arcway, Court of Stars, and The Nighthold), or The Nightfallen reputation. The set is free of Bronze cost and automatically added to collections upon completion, making it one of the most accessible event ensembles.
What is Illusion: Felshatter and how do you unlock it?
Illusion: Felshatter is a rare weapon visual effect that creates a swirling fel-portal animation around your weapon’s hilt or blade. It is obtained through the Achievement: Val’sharah, completed by finishing any two of its four sub-achievements, such as Campaign completion or Exalted status with the Dreamweavers. The illusion’s placement varies by weapon type, producing distinct results on swords, polearms, and glaives.
What are the Legion Remix zone meta weapon rewards?
Each major Legion zone features a meta-achievement that unlocks a unique cosmetic weapon or arsenal:
- Fallen King’s Corrupted Blades – Fel-corrupted versions of Shalamayne, awarded from The Broken Shore meta-achievement.
- Sinister Fel Arsenal – A four-weapon fel-themed collection from Stormheim.
- Bulwark of Mannoroth – A dual-slot item granting both Shield and Back transmogs, unlocked through Argus.
- Odyn’s Spears – Two ornate polearm appearances available for 7,500 Bronze from Vendor Unicus in the Infinite Bazaar.
These rewards are account-wide and persist beyond the event.
Which rare weapons can be purchased from Pythagorus?
The vendor’s rotation includes the most sought-after raid drops from Legion:
- The First Satyr’s Spaulders – Xavius, The Emerald Nightmare
- Hammer of Vigilance – Maiden of Vigilance, Tomb of Sargeras (Phase 3)
- Taeshalach – Aggramar, Antorus (Phase 4); includes both 2H and 1H variants
- Scythe of the Unmaker – Argus, Antorus (Phase 4); available in red and blue vendor versions, with a green version earned from Mythic Antorus achievement.
Each costs 30,000 Bronze + 20 boss tokens, creating a clear path for completionist collectors.
Are the Chosen Dead armor sets returning?
Yes. The Chosen Dead ensembles from Mythic Trial of Valor are fully returning. The sets—Funerary Plate, Chains, Garb, and Regalia of the Chosen Dead—are obtained by completing Mythic Trial of Valor without any deaths for your armor type. While the “… the Chosen” title remains unobtainable, the transmog appearances themselves are now accessible once again through the Legion Remix achievement system.
What are the Legion pre-patch invasion sets available again?
All four Legion pre-patch invasion ensembles return as vendor-purchasable sets:
- Ensemble: Fel-Infused Cloth Armor
- Ensemble: Felshroud Leather Armor
- Ensemble: Fel-Chain Mail Armor
- Ensemble: Felforged Plate Armor
These were originally available only during the Legion pre-launch event (2016) and are now obtainable for Bronze from the Infinite Bazaar, marking their first return in nearly a decade.
What heritage armor recolors are available in Legion Remix?
Two Allied Race heritage sets receive new recolors for collectors:
- Nightborne: Heritage of the Shal’dorei – Vineyard Red, a red and silver variant with detailed embroidery and gemstone accents.
- Lightforged Draenei: Heritage of the Lightforged – Crimson Vengeance, Holy Gold, and Hologemmed, offering three polished metallic colorways.
All recolors are race-restricted, maintaining visual authenticity for their respective races.
What quality-of-life changes affect vendor ensembles?
A major quality-of-life improvement now ensures that purchasing any raid ensemble automatically unlocks all four difficulty appearances—LFR, Normal, Heroic, and Mythic—for that armor set. This eliminates duplicate farming across tiers and allows collectors to complete full appearance ranges instantly. This change applies to all Legion raid ensembles in Remix, including those tied to vendors like Unicus.
How do the Fel Order Hall mounts work in Legion Remix?
Every class in the game can unlock a fel-themed variant of their Legion Order Hall mount. These mounts feature green fire and infernal accents matching the Remix’s visual theme. They are awarded in two ways: by reaching level 80 on a character of that class, or by purchasing them directly from Grandmaster Jakkus for 20,000 Bronze each. All mounts are account-wide once learned.
What high-cost collectibles are available in Legion Remix?
Players aiming for long-term rewards can buy premium mounts, toys, and pets from vendors for 100,000 Bronze or more. These include reskinned Legion mounts, class-themed toys, and time-limited companions from past promotions. While the prices are high, they serve as ultimate goals for players who dedicate their Bronze farming throughout the entire event.
