Claymore of the Knight's Pledge — Transmog Set Guide
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Claymore of the Knight's Pledge is a two-handed sword appearance added for the celebrations marking World of Warcraft's 20th anniversary. The item is not a weapon with stats but a cosmetic illusion: when used, it adds the appearance to your warband's transmogrification collection and no longer takes up space in your bags.
The model is built around a gold-and-silver knightly blade with a massive crossguard and heraldic accents — it is a variation on the classic look of the paladin Tier 2 set from the original game's era. The silhouette is large and ceremonial, with an emphasis on noble metal, so the sword reads clearly as a hero's "knightly" weapon.
The appearance is bound to the warband, meaning it unlocks at once for every character on your account. Class and specialization do not matter — it suits anyone who wields two-handed swords for transmogrification.
Source
The Claymore of the Knight's Pledge is sold for the Timewarped Badge currency by the vendor Bobadormu during the World of Warcraft anniversary celebration.
- Bobadormu stands at the entrance to the Caverns of Time in Tanaris, in the central area of the celebration, roughly at the coordinates
/way 62.8 50.2. - The appearance costs 2,500 Timewarped Badges.
- This is a one-time purchase: once you use the item, the appearance stays in your warband's collection forever.
- Badges are farmed in Timewalking dungeons, which open up for the duration of the event.
- To reach the vendor, use the teleport to the celebration from the events interface, or fly to the Caverns of Time in the southern part of Tanaris. The festival area unfolds right at the entrance to the Caverns of Time dungeons.
Who It Suits Visually
- Pairs well with gold-and-silver paladin-style plate armor — especially with Tier 2-style sets.
- Harmonizes with bright "holy" looks for knights and defenders of the Light.
- Suits warriors and death knights who want a ceremonial two-handed blade without an aggressive, dark aesthetic.
- Contrasts with dark or demonic armor — the blade's noble metal stands out controversially yet strikingly against such a backdrop.
Tips
Stockpile Timewarped Badges in advance: Timewalking dungeons grant the currency quickly, and the festival's selection of goods is large.
Check out the one-handed version, the Greatsword of the Knight's Pledge, if you are planning a look with a shield — both models are sold by the same vendor.
The appearance is bound to the warband, so there is no need to buy it again on other characters.
Do not wear the item as a weapon: it exists only for the illusion and is applied with a single click, after which it disappears from your bag.
Plan major purchases for the duration of the active event — outside the celebration the vendor and his goods are unavailable.
Spend your badges first on one-time cosmetic appearances rather than on consumables: appearances stay with you forever, whereas consumable items can be bought later.
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