The Cloth of Faith: Weaving Elegance into Every Priest Transmog

Who is the coolest class in the World of Warcraft? Well, it depends on the factors we choose for comparison. On one hand, each season and each patch brings a new meta. On the other hand, no one can deny that Priest transmog sets are the best. That’s why we’ve assembled all our Priest experts to create the first unique guide about Priest transmog. We know it’s not simple to show you the best transmogs, which is why we’ve included most of them, based on our own tastes. But whether east or west, we’re ready to provide you with Priest transmog sets posted by our experts, which:

1. Emphasize your PvP skills.
2. Focus on your Cruel Gladiator’s Satin Armor from previous Warcraft seasons.
3. Show your Dying Light as the most epic PvE character around the world.
4. Offer unique transmogs, which we’ve collected personally based on our own taste.

And of course, 10 iconic transmogs for the Priest. It doesn’t matter whether you play as a Shadow Priest or a Discipline Priest; we have the best transmogs for all!

Also, we must inform you, about this Priest transmogrification guide, is not a standalone guide, it’s a part of our incredible Transmogrification Compendium, which is actual not only for the current expansion in the world of warcraft, but for all the futuristic expansion, in cause we’re collect not the trendies, but the icons of style!

Death Knight	Demon Hunter	Druid	Monk
Paladin	Priest	Rogue	Shaman
Warlock	Warrior	Evoker	Mage / Hunter

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For today, in this part of our Priest Transmog guide, we’re serve you the next Transmogrifications.

1. Aspiring Aspirants Vestments: Ethereal, celestial-inspired, light, elegant.
2. Attire of Piety (Mythic Recolor): Dark, regal, mythical, sophisticated.
3. Avatar Raiment: Divine, transcendent, powerful, iconic.
4. Field Marshal’s Raiment: Military, authoritative, prestigious, commanding.
5. Gilded Seraph’s Raiment (Mythic Recolor): Luxurious, radiant, angelic, detailed.
6. Nemesis Raiment (Recolor): Menacing, dark, mystical, imposing.
7. Regalia of Dying Light: Apocalyptic, radiant, ethereal, majestic.
8. Shadowmoon Regalia: Dark, sorcerous, lunar, mysterious.
9. Vengeful Gladiator’s Satin Armor: Battle-ready, fierce, resilient, competitive.
10. Vestments of Faith: Holy, serene, pure, inspirational.

So, without extra words, lets describe each of them!

Aspiring Aspirants Vestments (Robe)

Think of it as the soul priest’s fancy dinner outfit, flashy yet functional, blending the dark and light sides of the priest class, from shadow priests dabbling in the dark arts to the holier-than-thou types. It’s like the wardrobe of a priest who moonlights as a soul reaper on weekends.

Item	Slot	How to Get
Robe of Eternal Light	Chest	Dropped by the final boss in the Castle Nathria raid, but only on Tuesdays when it’s raining in-game and you’re wearing a witch hat.
Halo of Inner Darkness	Head	Crafted by mixing a bit of light’s wrath with a pinch of shadow in the Molten Core kitchen. Requires a cooking skill of 800 and a blindfold.
Belt of the Eternal Curator	Waist	Reward for achieving Best Dressed Soul at the Azeroth Fashion Week, judged by a panel of elite dragons from Dragon Soul.
Pants of Pious Power	Legs	Discovered in a hidden chest in Serpentshrine Cavern, which only appears while swimming in circles chanting eternal curator’s vestment for 10 minutes.
Boots of Blessed Travels	Feet	Gifted by a spectral NPC who only appears in Shadowlands Expansion zones during a solar eclipse, carrying a sign that reads The best transmog sets come to those who wait.
Cuffs of Light’s Absolution	Wrist	Dropped by a rare mob in The Burning Throne, but the mob only spawns when you’re not looking for it.
Cape of the Soul Reaper	Back	Crafted by combining every color scheme of the classic priest sets in a cauldron at Castle Nathria during a full moon.

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This set is a wild ride, mixing elements from iconic priest sets like Blind Absolution, Eternal Curator’s Vestment, and nods to the Soul Reaper’s Raiment. You’ve got drops from raids like Castle Nathria, Molten Core, and the infamous Blackwing Lair, mixed with some PvP action and the odd, quirky method involving cooking skills and fashion contests. It’s the transmog set for the priest who has seen it all: the burning crusades, dragon souls, and even the latest shadowlands fashion trends. The color scheme is a mix-match masterpiece, blending the classic look of priest raiments with a dash of the dark side, making it perfect for both holy and shadow priests.

Attire of Piety (Mythic Recolor)

The Attire of Piety (Mythic Recolor) is what you get when a Priest decides to turn the fashion dial up to eleven while delving into mythic raids. It’s the I’m here to save souls and look divine doing it kind of vibe, with an extra dash of mythic mystique.

Item	Slot	How to Get
Hood of Piety	Head	Dropped by the first big boss in the mythic tomb.
Mantle of Piety	Shoulders	A mythic drop from winged adversaries, looking heroic.
Robes of Piety	Chest	Looted from a plague-doctor-esque foe on mythic mode.
Gloves of Piety	Hands	Acquired for a handful of gold from mythic challenges.
Leggings of Piety	Legs	Earned after a classic battle in mythic depths.

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This set isn’t just any Priest transmog; it’s a statement piece. From the soulful look of the Hood of Piety down to the divine details on the Leggings of Piety, every item screams both power and grace. The Mythic Recolor adds that extra touch of otherworldly elegance, making it clear you’re not just any priest, but a mythic-level soul-saving powerhouse. With this ensemble, you’re not only prepared to face the Burning Crusade’s darkest threats but also to do so with unparalleled style. The Attire of Piety is for the Priest who prefers their absolution regalia to come with a side of stylish flair and the mythical power to back it up. Whether offering service in heroic battles or registering your presence in the PvP arena, this set ensures your character stands out as a beacon of both faith and fashion. It’s a classic set, but with the mythic version, you get to show off your achievements and aesthetic preferences in one go.

Avatar Raiment

The Avatar Raiment is the go-to transmog set for Priests who want to look like they’ve just stepped out of a divine intervention. It’s holiness meets high fashion in Azeroth, with a flair for the dramatic and the ethereal.

Item	Slot	How to Get
Cowl of the Avatar	Head	Snagged from Lady Vashj in Serpentshrine Cavern, The Burning Crusade.
Mantle of the Avatar	Shoulders	Drops from Void Reaver in The Eye, also in The Burning Crusade.
Shroud of the Avatar	Chest	Kael’thas Sunstrider in The Eye is your go-to for this piece.
Gloves of the Avatar	Hands	Leotheras the Blind in Serpentshrine Cavern has these in store.
Leggings of the Avatar	Legs	Fathom-Lord Karathress in Serpentshrine Cavern, ready to be taken.

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Donning the Avatar Raiment set is like wearing your Priestly prowess on your sleeve—literally. It’s not just a set; it’s a declaration that you’re a force of healing and holy power to be reckoned with. This ensemble sings with soul priest’s raiment vibes, perfect for those who prefer their Priest set to come with a hefty dose of celestial elegance and wings to symbolize their connection to the divine. Whether you’re delving into PvP sets, casting discipline spells in raids, or showcasing your holy priest transmog prowess, the Avatar Raiment ensures you do so with unmatched style. It represents a time when tier sets were not just gear, but a symbol of your achievements and status.

In short, the Avatar Raiment set is a timeless classic for any Priest. Its pieces, hailing from the era of the Burning Crusade, embody the essence of Priesthood with their ethereal aesthetics and practical prowess. Whether for shadowpriest transmog enthusiasts, disciplined PvPers, or the holy healers among us, this set makes a strong statement. It’s a perfect blend of form, function, and faith, making it a top choice for Priests seeking to register their divine presence on Azeroth in both appearance and action.

Field Marshals Raiment

The Field Marshal’s Raiment is where prestige meets the priesthood in the World of Warcraft, a nod to the days when PvP sets were a badge of honor and a sign of formidable prowess in battlegrounds. It’s like saying, I’ve led battles, saved lives, and looked stunningly holy while doing it.

Item	Slot	How to Get
Field Marshal’s Headdress	Head	Purchased with gold from legacy PvP vendors in Stormwind.
Field Marshal’s Shoulderpads	Shoulders	Exchange for honor points at PvP vendors, a testament to your battleground achievements.
Field Marshal’s Satin Vestments	Chest	Available for a respectable amount of gold, reflecting your rank and dedication to the PvP cause.
Marshal’s Satin Gloves	Hands	Earned by climbing the PvP ranks, signifying your tactical genius and dexterity.
Marshal’s Satin Pants	Legs	Achieved after countless victories in the field of battle, a true mark of a seasoned commander.
Marshal’s Satin Sandals	Feet	Reward for your unwavering commitment to the Alliance, purchased with gold.

The Field Marshal’s Raiment isn’t just any priest set; it’s a declaration of your mastery over both the light and the art of war. With its regal appearance and historic significance, it evokes the valor of those who’ve served the Alliance with distinction. This set blends the soul priest’s raiment with the disciplined elegance expected of a high-ranking officer. Whether you’re a shadow priest delving into the darkness, a holy light-wielder, or a disciplined soul keeping your allies in fighting shape, this set is your armor in the battle for Azeroth’s soul.

In essence, donning the Field Marshal’s Raiment is like wearing a piece of WoW history, perfect for priests who cherish their PvP heritage and wish to showcase their achievements. Its design, reminiscent of the burning crusade’s heroic challenges and the mythical battles in the dragon soul or serpentshrine cavern, stands out in both raid and PvP scenarios. It tells a story of victories earned and battles fought, making it an iconic choice for priests who value the legacy of their class and the visual testament to their prowess

Gilded Seraphs Raiment (Mythic Recolor)

The Gilded Seraph’s Raiment (Mythic Recolor) is what you get when a Priest decides they not only want to channel the divine but also look divinely fashionable while doing it. This set screams heavenly warrior with a side of I’m here to bless and impress.

Item	Slot	How to Get
Gilded Seraph’s Crown (Mythic)	Head	Looted from the final boss in the Tomb of Sargeras raid, mythic difficulty.
Gilded Seraph’s Amice (Mythic)	Shoulders	Dropped by a fearsome foe within the Tomb, showcasing your raid prowess.
Gilded Seraph’s Robes (Mythic)	Chest	Earned as a reward from a heroic encounter in the Tomb, requiring your best skills.
Gilded Seraph’s Handwraps (Mythic)	Hands	A hard-won prize from battling through mythic challenges, proving your dedication.
Gilded Seraph’s Leggings (Mythic)	Legs	Acquired after a particularly challenging mythic victory, a true testament to your strength.

Sporting the Gilded Seraph’s Raiment (Mythic Recolor) set is a testament to a Priest’s journey through light and shadow, showcasing a perfect blend of holiness and heroism. The mythic version not only elevates your style game but also marks you as a Priest of distinction, someone who has faced the burning crusade’s worst and emerged victorious, draped in the finest vestments the serpentshrine cavern (metaphorically speaking) has to offer. It’s the ideal set for shadow priests, holy healers, or discipline clerics looking to make their mark in both PvE and PvP.

Nemesis Raiment (Recolor)

Diving into the shadows and embracing the power of the dark arts, the Nemesis Raiment (Recolor) is for Priests who aren’t afraid to flirt with danger. It’s all about making a statement: I walk the line between light and darkness.

Item	Slot	How to Get
Nemesis Spaulders	Head	From those dark corners of Azeroth where shadows linger.
Nemesis Belt	Shoulders	Claimed from enemies who knew the true meaning of fear.
Nemesis Boots	Chest	A rare find for those who dominate their foes with style.
Nemesis Bracers	Waist	Snagged from the serpentine depths, where danger slithers.
Nemesis Gloves	Legs	Crafted from the fabric of nightmares and victories alike.
Nemesis Leggings	Feet	Stepped in malice and mystery, for the Priest who dares.
Nemesis Robes	Wrist	From battles that burned as fiercely as your faith.
Nemesis Skullcap	Hands	Worn by those who’ve gazed into death and smiled.

This recolor of the Nemesis Raiment wraps you in the mystique of ancient rituals and battles long forgotten. Each piece tells a story – a saga of power, mystery, and the unbreakable will of the Priesthood. Whether you’re delving into the dying light or casting blind absolution, this set is your armor in the ceaseless battle against darkness. It’s a symbol of resilience, a badge of honor for those who’ve faced the abyss and returned unscathed.

In essence, the Nemesis Raiment (Recolor) is more than just attire; it’s a testament to the Priest’s journey through Azeroth’s most perilous challenges. It combines the soul priest’s raiment with a dash of daring, making it perfect for shadow priests, holy light-wielders, or disciplined souls. This set, with its mythic version, brings together the legacy of the burning crusade, the elegance of the absolution regalia, and a hint of the plague doctor’s mystique, making it a revered choice for any Priest seeking both power and style.

Regalia of Dying Light

The Regalia of Dying Light is like a beacon for Priests who wanna glow up both in battle and style. It’s all about rocking that celestial vibe while throwing down some serious holy or shadowy power.

Item	Slot	How to Get
Mantle of Dying Light	Head	Snagged from the toughest bosses in the Dragon Soul raid.
Gloves of Dying Light	Shoulders	Looted from dragon-backed baddies also in Dragon Soul.
Hood of Dying Light	Chest	A prized drop for those who dare challenge Deathwing himself.
Leggings of Dying Light	Hands	Pick these up by defeating fiery foes within Dragon Soul.
Robes of Dying Light	Legs	Earned from the scaly legions guarding Dragon Soul’s depths.

This set is a total game-changer for Priests. It’s got that first-time walking into Dragon Soul with bells on my feet and a mask to intimidate kind of vibe. With each piece, you’re not just wearing armor; you’re donning a piece of Azeroth’s history, bathed in the dying light of its most fearsome dragons.

It’s perfect for those who want their Priest to stand out, not just as a soul priest’s raiment clad healer or shadow caster, but as a figure of blind absolution or a bearer of the absolution regalia. Whether you’re a human Priest stepping into a raid for the first time or a seasoned orc Priest transmog collector, this set speaks to your prowess and style. It melds the mystique of the helm and the human elements with the spiritual essence of the Priest class, making it an iconic choice that resonates with both power and grace.

Shadowmoon Regalia which is not requires soul priest’s raiment

The Shadowmoon Regalia is all about channeling that dark, mysterious energy with a style that’s straight outta Shadowmoon Valley. It’s the kind of set that makes you feel like you’ve got some ancient, arcane secrets up your sleeve.

Item	Slot	How to Get
Shadowmoon Cowl	Head	Dive deep into the heart of Shadowmoon drama
Shadowmoon Shoulderguards	Shoulder	Earned by facing down Shadowmoon’s fiercest
Shadowmoon Robes	Chest	Cloak yourself in the night of Shadowmoon
Shadowmoon Sash	Waist	Cinch it up with Shadowmoon’s darkest threads
Shadowmoon Leggings	Legs	Step into Shadowmoon’s legacy
Shadowmoon Treads	Feet	Walk the shadowed paths of Shadowmoon
Shadowmoon Bracers	Wrist	Bind your wrists with Shadowmoon’s power
Shadowmoon Grips	Hands	Grasp the essence of Shadowmoon

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For a Priest, the Shadowmoon Regalia is like stepping into a role where you’re not just a conduit of the Light, but a master of shadows too. It’s the perfect blend of soul priest’s raiment and dying light aesthetics, complete with that blind absolution look that makes you feel both revered and a tad mysterious. Whether you’re a human Priest experiencing this for the first time or an orc Priest looking to add a dash of shadow to your ensemble, this set is a must. It’s got the helm, mask, and all the other pieces needed to make a statement. Plus, the bells and whistles? They’re not just literal; they signify the bells of a new era of Priest transmog—where the absolution regalia meets the darkness, and you’re here for it.

Vengeful Gladiators Satin Armor better than cruel gladiator’s satin armor

The Vengeful Gladiator’s Satin Armor is like slipping into your battle garb with style, channeling both the power of the Light and the shadowy corners of your soul. It’s the armor you don when you’re about to step into the arena, ready to prove that your prayers pack a punch.

Item	Slot	How to Get
Vengeful Gladiator’s Satin Hood	Head	Conquer the arena and exchange your victories at the PvP vendor.
Vengeful Gladiator’s Satin Mantle	Shoulder	Show your might in PvP battles and earn it from the PvP vendor.
Vengeful Gladiator’s Satin Robe	Chest	Triumph in the arena to claim this piece from the PvP vendor.
Vengeful Gladiator’s Satin Gloves	Hands	Rack up victories in PvP for this reward from the PvP vendor.
Vengeful Gladiator’s Satin Leggings	Legs	Dominate in PvP and exchange points at the PvP vendor.
Vengeful Gladiator’s Satin Sash	Waist	Earned through dedicated PvP engagement from the PvP vendor.
Vengeful Gladiator’s Satin Boots	Feet	Prove your valor in PvP to snag these from the PvP vendor.

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For a Priest, strapping on the Vengeful Gladiator’s Satin Armor is a statement. It says you’re not just about healing and holy light; you’re here to show the arena that priests can dish it out just as well as they can take it. With its dark, imposing aesthetics, this set marries the traditional soul priest’s raiment with the blind absolution of the battlefield, making it a perfect fit for those looking to blend the dying light of their foes with the sanctified absolution regalia of their calling. It’s a set that makes its mark from the first time you don it, transforming you into the embodiment of divine vengeance in human form—or orc, troll, or whichever race you prefer. With each piece, from the helm to the mask, ringing with the bells of war, this set is not just other pieces of cloth; it’s a full account of your prowess and style in combat. Whether you’re engaging in blind absolution or shining with the light of the dying, this set ensures your presence in the battleground is both stylish and feared.

Vestments of Faith

The Vestments of Faith set is like the holy grail of priest transmogs. It’s what you wear when you want to walk into a raid or a battleground looking like you just stepped out of a divine intervention.

Item	Slot	How to Get
Circlet of Faith	Head	Dropped by bosses in the original Naxxramas raid.
Shoulderpads of Faith	Shoulder	Loot from patchwork golems in Naxxramas.
Robes of Faith	Chest	Vanquish the Four Horsemen for this classic piece.
Belt of Faith	Waist	Gluth’s demise might reward you with this belt.
Trousers of Faith	Legs	Thaddius in Naxxramas knows what you need.
Sandals of Faith	Feet	Loatheb might just drop these if you’re lucky.
Bindings of Faith	Wrist	Trash mobs in Naxxramas occasionally drop these.
Gloves of Faith	Hands	Maexxna is holding onto these gloves, defeat her.

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For a Priest, the Vestments of Faith are not just armor; they are a testament to your dedication, representing the soul priest’s raiment with every thread. Each piece, from the helm to the mask, adds layers to your character, imbuing you with the dying light and blind absolution that defines the priest class. Whether it’s your first time gearing up or you’re a seasoned veteran with multiple accounts, this set makes a statement. The human, orc, or even a worgen priest wearing this set not only looks divinely inspired but also ready to unleash the absolution regalia upon their foes. The bells, the details, and especially the wings that some pieces suggest, all contribute to a look that’s both spiritual and battle-ready. In summary, the Vestments of Faith set encapsulates the essence of being a Priest in WoW, merging the lines between the holy and the formidable, making it an ultimate goal for transmog collectors.

Conclusion

From the ethereal Aspiring Aspirant’s Vestments to the authoritative Field Marshal’s Raiment, each set carries its own story, its own essence of power and divine fashion. Whether you’re a shadow priest lurking in the darkness or a holy priest spreading the light, these transmogs provide the perfect armor to represent your spiritual journey.

Our guide, a collection curated by the most devout of Azeroth’s fashionistas, serves as your scripture to the most iconic and stylish priest transmogs available. Whether you’re an orc priest, a human priest, or even a worgen priest, there’s something here for you. The variety spans across different types of content—PvP sets like the Cruel Gladiator’s Satin Armor for those who demonstrate their faith in the arenas, to PvE masterpieces like the Regalia of Dying Light, for those who face down the most apocalyptic foes.

In the end, it’s not just about looking good (although, let’s be honest, that’s a significant part), but about finding the transmog set that resonates with your character’s story. Are you the type to prefer the classic elegance of the Vestments of Faith, or do you find the mystical allure of the Shadowmoon Regalia more fitting? Maybe the mythic splendor of the Gilded Seraph’s Raiment calls to you, echoing your victories in the most challenging raids.