Eredath Crystal Hammer — Transmog Set Guide

Eredath Crystal Hammer is a one-handed crushing mace built in the eredar style: a faceted haft and a head made of glowing violet-and-gold crystal. The silhouette echoes the ancient weapons of the people of Eredath — the race's capital before its fall — so the model fits well into looks tied to draenei, the Light, and the architecture of Argus.

This is a purely cosmetic item: its item level is low, and the tooltip reads "Cosmetic Effect" — meaning that after purchase the appearance is added to your warband's collection and is available to every character on the account. The weapon carries no combat value; people take it only for the looks.

The mace appeared in the Dragonflight expansion alongside patch 10.1.7, which added a quest chain about the man'ari eredar and a batch of new crystal weapons from a vendor on Argus.

The Eredath Crystal Hammer is sold by a vendor. The purchase isn't available right away — first you need to unlock the stock through a story chain.

• The vendor is Gaal, a broken smith in Krokuun on the planet Argus. He stands in the Krokul Hovel camp, roughly at /way 56.9 68.7.
• For Gaal to start selling cosmetic weapons for currency, you need to complete the quest "Scavenged Artifacts" — the final task of the Argus story branch.
• The branch itself starts with the quest "Prophecy Stirs": you pick it up in your faction's capital (near Stormwind Keep, or in the Hall of the Brave in the Valley of Honor for the Horde), after which you head to the Vindicaar.
• Completing the whole line unlocks the achievement "Seeing Red" and the man'ari eredar appearance for draenei, so along the way you also gain racial appearance customizations.
• The mace costs 75 Lightweave Cloth, 15 Argulite, and 90 Veiled Argunite. The Legion-era reagents (Lightweave Cloth, Argulite) are gathered on Argus, while Veiled Argunite accumulates from local quests and rare enemies.

There are no purchase restrictions: gather the currency and grab it right away. Since the appearance is bound to the warband, there's no need to buy it again on other characters.

• It harmonizes with draenei and Light-themed sets — the crystal's violet-and-gold palette echoes the armor of paladins and priests in lighter tones.
• It pairs well with Argus- and eredar-themed looks — especially if you use the man'ari racial customizations unlocked by the same chain.
• It works as a "magical" mace for looks that emphasize crystals and energy instead of heavy metal — caster-oriented sets where an ordinary mace looks too crude.
• It contrasts with the dark demonic armor of the Legion — the crystal provides a bright light accent on a gloomy set.