Claymore of the Prophet — Transmog Set Guide

"Claymore of the Prophet" is an epic-quality two-handed sword originating from the Wrath of the Lich King expansion. It is a broad blade with golden engravings running along the edge and a cross-shaped guard in light tones, designed in the style of the Argent Tournament rewards. The model reads perfectly as a "holy" or paladin sword: warm metal and restrained decoration without aggressive spikes or skulls.

The weapon is sold for tournament currency and is available only to Alliance characters. The Horde has a mirror version with the same model — the "Greatsword of the Sin'dorei." The item's combat stats have long been irrelevant, so today it is taken purely for its appearance.

The sword is purchased for currency rather than dropping from bosses. The source is the Argent Tournament quartermasters in Icecrown (the northern part of Northrend, with the tournament grounds in the northeast of the zone).

• The currency is the "Champion's Seal." The sword costs 25 seals.
• The vendors are the quartermasters of the five Alliance capitals, stationed at the Argent Tournament grounds. For example, Corporal Arthur Flew represents Stormwind; nearby stand the quartermasters of Darnassus, the Exodar, Ironforge, and Gnomeregan.
• The purchase requires no reputation with the tournament and is completed instantly as soon as you have the required number of seals in hand.
• "Champion's Seals" are earned by completing dungeons and raids of the corresponding Wrath of the Lich King period; at the current level cap, the easiest way to gather them is by running the old Northrend dungeons.

To reach the grounds, use the portal to Dalaran and from there teleport or fly to the tournament arena in Icecrown.

• Suits plate sets in a gold-and-silver palette — especially tournament and "holy" paladin sets.
• Harmonizes with white and ivory armor color schemes, where a bright, ceremonial blade is needed.
• Looks great in the looks of knights and crusaders of the Argent Vanguard thanks to its restrained heraldic decoration.
• Contrasts with dark "unholy" death knight sets — a debatable but expressive choice for a fallen paladin look.