Earthen Ring Mace — Transmog Set Guide

Earthen Ring Mace is a one-handed mace with a crushing damage type that first appeared in the Legion expansion. This compact weapon is built in the distinctive Draenor smithing style: a broad head with faceted metal plates and a short haft, finished in dark steel tones with warm bronze accents.

The model reuses the look of the crafted maces from Warlords of Draenor, but this version is tied to the theme of the Earthen Ring — the shaman faction. In terms of stats it is a minor item-level 17 weapon, so its value is purely cosmetic: players grab the mace for its transmogrification appearance.

The weapon becomes soulbound on pickup, so you cannot stockpile copies to sell — you need to buy the mace on the character who will wear the appearance.

The mace is sold by the quartermaster Flamesmith Lanying, a vendor in the shaman order hall. You can find her in the Maelstrom, in the class hall known as the Heart of Azeroth.

• The vendor's coordinates are around /way 30.6 60.2 in the central part of the order hall.
• The mace costs 100 gold, without any special currencies.
• Access to the vendor is primarily open to shamans, since the Heart of Azeroth is their class order hall.
• The purchase requires no reputation or achievements: the weapon is available as soon as you visit the vendor.
• The item becomes soulbound on pickup, so the appearance unlocks on whichever character makes the purchase.

If you do not play a shaman, access to the class hall itself is restricted. In that case it is easier to look toward the crafted Warlords of Draenor maces that share the same silhouette — more on those below.

This appearance has a direct relative from the same vendor — an Intellect variant of the same model:

The model itself belongs to the family of Draenor crafted maces from Warlords of Draenor. If the shaman order hall is unavailable to you, look at the one-handed blacksmithing maces of that period — they use the same head silhouette and are available through the auction house or crafting without class restrictions.

• Suits plate sets in steel and bronze tones — the head echoes the Draenor crafted armor of the same style.
• Pairs well with shaman-themed appearances, where the nature-and-forge character of the weapon matters.
• Contrasts with light cloth and leather sets — the massive metal head will look deliberately rough, which can become an accent.
• Matched set — the mace and its Intellect twin, the Earthen Ring Scepter, form a single set for a two-piece appearance combo.