Giga Bank-Breaker — Transmog Set Guide

Giga Bank-Breaker is an epic two-handed polearm dripping with Undermine's gaudy casino aesthetic. It's a massive goblin contraption of gold, mechanical parts, and neon accents that nods to Gallywix's gambling den.

The appearance belongs to the goblin weapon set from the Liberation of Undermine raid and fits perfectly into cartel, engineer, and money-magnate looks. The styling is deliberately flashy, so the polearm draws the eye and sets the tone for the whole ensemble.

The item was added in The War Within expansion (patch 11.1). Its stats are geared toward classes that use Agility, but as a transmog appearance it's available to anyone who can wield a polearm.

The weapon drops in the Liberation of Undermine raid — PvE content cleared with a group.

• The source is the One-Armed Bandit, the sixth of the raid's eight bosses.
• The appearance is available on every difficulty: Raid Finder, Normal, Heroic, and Mythic. The item level rises along with the difficulty.
• The chance to get this specific polearm from the boss is high — around 24% — so farming usually doesn't drag on.
• Loot from raid bosses is tied to a weekly lockout: you can claim drops from each difficulty once per week.
• At the current Midnight level the raid is past content, so Raid Finder and Normal are easy to clear with a small group.

Like any raid weapon, the appearance has four color variants by difficulty: Raid Finder, Normal, Heroic, and Mythic. Which recolor you unlock depends on the difficulty you killed the boss on. On top of that, the same raid drops an entire goblin weapon set in a unified style:

• Gold, neon, and casino trappings make the polearm perfect for goblin looks — engineer, cartel, and Undermine-resident sets.
• The loud color scheme calls for a bright outfit — the weapon looks great with golden and red-neon armor.
• The polearm contrasts with austere knightly ensembles — a divisive but memorable pairing for fans of a flashy style.
• Thematically the weapon is tied to Gallywix's casino, so it builds a cohesive "goblin magnate" look alongside the rest of the set.