Another Three Sets (Two Cloth, one Leather)
Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 4:15 am
Well, here I go again. I just can't seem to get the bug out of my system when it comes to building sets in Mogit, so I figured I'd post more sets that I have recently built. Enjoy 
Scarlet Sin'dorei Cloth Set
Shown Gear:
Head: None
Shoulder: Flarecore Mantle
Back: None
Chest: Scarlet Sin'dorei Robes
Wrist: Shimmering Bracers (Covered)
Hands: Soulcloth Gloves (Mostly Covered)
Waist: Ruthless Gladiator's Cord of Accuracy
Legs: Shimmering Trousers or Sage's Pants (Both of these pants are cut low and won't show at the waist)
Feet: Sorcerer Slippers (Shown) or Kurkenstoks (Alliance only, not shown above)
Staff: Staff of the Forest Lord
Full Wowhead Link: Scarlet Sin'dorei Cloth Set
Last week, I put together and posted a set built around the Imbued Netherweave Robe. After doing so, I noticed in Mogit that there was also a red version of the Imbued Netherweave Robe called the Scarlet Sin'Dorei Robes that drop in Heroic Magisters' Terrace. After seeing them, I figured I would build a similar set by using most of the same pieces I used for the Imbued Netherweave Robes, subbing in red colored pieces where needed (Shoulder Armor and Staff in this case). I could have also subbed out the Soulcloth Gloves and used either the Sunfire Handwraps or the Gloves of Tyri's Power, but I didn't like how those gloves covered up the arms all the way to the elbows and effectively hide the detail in the cuffs. Anyways, the set isn't anything complicated, but it does look nice in my opinion.
Primitive Cloth Set (Horde Only)
Shown Gear:
Head: None
Shoulder: Defiler's Epaulets
Back: Cloak of War
Chest: Witch Doctor's Beads (Reward from a Horde Only quest)
Wrist: Soulstealer's Bracers (Mostly Covered)
Hands: Sermon-Halter Gloves
Waist: Bright Belt
Legs: Pants of the Naaru (Special Note: This item's graphic has a different appearance when worn by male characters)
Feet: Jormungar Galoshes
Staff: Staff of the Shadow Flame
Full Wowhead Link: Primitive Cloth Set
I put this set together after seeing someone do something similar with the Witch Doctor's beads while I was playing the other day. The version I saw used a couple of Warlock specific pieces, along with a different cloak, belt, and shoulder pads. So, I figured I'd try building a version of my own that could be used by all three cloth classes. It's probably out of place on a Blood Elf role playing wise, but that doesn't mean it isn't fun to look at
Unfortunately for Alliance players, this set is mostly restricted to Horde players as the Witch Doctor's Beads is a reward choice from a Horde only quest. However, if it makes you Alliance players feel better, Hordies don't have access to Kurkenstoks, at least not without spending $60.00 per toon to faction change back and forth after getting them.
Ceremonial Leather Set
Shown Gear:
Head: None
Shoulder: Iceborne Shoulderpads
Back: Softwind Cape
Chest: Ceremonial Leather Harness
Wrist: Dusky Bracers
Hands: Ceremonial Leather Gloves
Waist: Cenarion Belt (Druid Only)
Legs: Ceremonial Leather Loincloth
Feet: Scytheclaw Boots
Staff: Ritual Greatstaff
Full Wowhead Link: Ceremonial Leather Set
This set is the only Leather Armor set I've taken the time to assemble in Mogit. I'm sure other people have built similar (if not identical) sets to this one, but I figured I'd post it anyways. I purposely chose a Night Elf for this one because boots and other footwear actually cover their entire feet as opposed to just their ankles like we see with Trolls and Taurens. That way, Night Elf and Worgen Druids can see the boots shown in full instead of just around the ankles had I used a Troll or Tauren.
Scarlet Sin'dorei Cloth Set
Shown Gear:
Head: None
Shoulder: Flarecore Mantle
Back: None
Chest: Scarlet Sin'dorei Robes
Wrist: Shimmering Bracers (Covered)
Hands: Soulcloth Gloves (Mostly Covered)
Waist: Ruthless Gladiator's Cord of Accuracy
Legs: Shimmering Trousers or Sage's Pants (Both of these pants are cut low and won't show at the waist)
Feet: Sorcerer Slippers (Shown) or Kurkenstoks (Alliance only, not shown above)
Staff: Staff of the Forest Lord
Full Wowhead Link: Scarlet Sin'dorei Cloth Set
Last week, I put together and posted a set built around the Imbued Netherweave Robe. After doing so, I noticed in Mogit that there was also a red version of the Imbued Netherweave Robe called the Scarlet Sin'Dorei Robes that drop in Heroic Magisters' Terrace. After seeing them, I figured I would build a similar set by using most of the same pieces I used for the Imbued Netherweave Robes, subbing in red colored pieces where needed (Shoulder Armor and Staff in this case). I could have also subbed out the Soulcloth Gloves and used either the Sunfire Handwraps or the Gloves of Tyri's Power, but I didn't like how those gloves covered up the arms all the way to the elbows and effectively hide the detail in the cuffs. Anyways, the set isn't anything complicated, but it does look nice in my opinion.
Primitive Cloth Set (Horde Only)
Shown Gear:
Head: None
Shoulder: Defiler's Epaulets
Back: Cloak of War
Chest: Witch Doctor's Beads (Reward from a Horde Only quest)
Wrist: Soulstealer's Bracers (Mostly Covered)
Hands: Sermon-Halter Gloves
Waist: Bright Belt
Legs: Pants of the Naaru (Special Note: This item's graphic has a different appearance when worn by male characters)
Feet: Jormungar Galoshes
Staff: Staff of the Shadow Flame
Full Wowhead Link: Primitive Cloth Set
I put this set together after seeing someone do something similar with the Witch Doctor's beads while I was playing the other day. The version I saw used a couple of Warlock specific pieces, along with a different cloak, belt, and shoulder pads. So, I figured I'd try building a version of my own that could be used by all three cloth classes. It's probably out of place on a Blood Elf role playing wise, but that doesn't mean it isn't fun to look at
Unfortunately for Alliance players, this set is mostly restricted to Horde players as the Witch Doctor's Beads is a reward choice from a Horde only quest. However, if it makes you Alliance players feel better, Hordies don't have access to Kurkenstoks, at least not without spending $60.00 per toon to faction change back and forth after getting them.Ceremonial Leather Set
Shown Gear:
Head: None
Shoulder: Iceborne Shoulderpads
Back: Softwind Cape
Chest: Ceremonial Leather Harness
Wrist: Dusky Bracers
Hands: Ceremonial Leather Gloves
Waist: Cenarion Belt (Druid Only)
Legs: Ceremonial Leather Loincloth
Feet: Scytheclaw Boots
Staff: Ritual Greatstaff
Full Wowhead Link: Ceremonial Leather Set
This set is the only Leather Armor set I've taken the time to assemble in Mogit. I'm sure other people have built similar (if not identical) sets to this one, but I figured I'd post it anyways. I purposely chose a Night Elf for this one because boots and other footwear actually cover their entire feet as opposed to just their ankles like we see with Trolls and Taurens. That way, Night Elf and Worgen Druids can see the boots shown in full instead of just around the ankles had I used a Troll or Tauren.