Get Evercore Dome Dinger

Evercore Dome Dinger is a two-handed firearm (gun) for ranged classes, added in the Midnight expansion. It is an engineered contraption with a massive blue power cell and an engraved barrel — the model is assembled from recycled Quel'Thalas parts and stands out clearly among standard muskets. It suits hunters who carry a ranged weapon in their main slot.

The gun is of rare (blue) quality, item level 197, and becomes soulbound when equipped. Its flavor text plays on the name: "Not only causes a 'ringing in the dome,' but can blow the whole dome clean off." This is a budget-friendly, easily accessible model for transmog — you don't need to defeat bosses or grind a rating for it.

The Evercore Dome Dinger is crafted with Engineering. It is a crafted item rather than a drop — which means you can obtain the model at any time without tying yourself to weekly lockouts or group content.

• Profession: Midnight Engineering, the schematic "Evercore Dome Dinger" unlocks at the profession trainer (tier 20).
• The cost to learn the schematic is 110 gold from the trainer.
• Reagents: Pile of Junk in a quantity of 3, and Evercore (1 piece).
• Pile of Junk is bought from vendors, while Evercore is an auction house commodity or a result of engineer recycling. Both reagents are cheap and not bound to your character.
• Equipped engineering tools are required for crafting — a tangential rotator and a splined gyro-tool.
• The finished gun becomes soulbound when equipped, so you cannot craft it to sell — make it on the character who needs the transmog.

• It harmonizes with engineering-mechanical sets in a blue-steel palette — the barrel's power cell echoes the blue accents on mail and plate armor.
• It fits the "goblin-gnome" technological look of a hunter: the gun reads as a homemade apparatus rather than a classic musket.
• It contrasts with light cloth and leather — it looks more cohesive on a dark or metallic set thanks to its cold blue glow.
• It pairs with other Quel'Thalas and ethereal-themed Midnight items thanks to the shared origin of its parts.