Hammer of Atonement — Transmog Set Guide
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Hammer of Atonement is an epic one-handed mace added to World of Warcraft in The Burning Crusade expansion. The model is a massive golden-steel mace topped with a radiant emblem-shaped head, finished in bright, sacred tones. This silhouette reads well as a weapon for a Paladin or a Priest.
Source
The hammer drops from the fight with the boss Kaz'rogal — an elite demon in the Hyjal Summit raid. The raid is located inside the Caverns of Time dungeon and belongs to The Burning Crusade content.
- Source: a drop from the boss Kaz'rogal, the fourth in the raid.
- The drop chance, according to Wowhead, is around 17.5%, which makes farming relatively quick.
- Coordinates of the fight inside the raid:
/way 42.4 35.8. - There is no limit on the number of attempts: the raid resets once a week, and you can enter it on each character.
- The raid can be soloed at the current max level without difficulty — this is outdated content, and the bosses are killed in mere seconds.
Who it suits visually
- It harmonizes with The Burning Crusade-era Paladin plate sets thanks to the shared golden-steel palette, for example with the Crystalforge Armor set.
- It fits Priest and healer Paladin looks in bright, sacred tones.
- It stands out against dark necromantic outfits — a debatable but expressive choice for highlighting the silhouette.
- It pairs nicely with white and cream cloth sets, where the gold of the hammer becomes an accent.
Tips
Kaz'rogal is the fourth boss of the raid, so before reaching him you need to kill the three previous bosses and clear the defense waves of the camp.
For solo farming, classes with high mobility and steady self-healing are most convenient, so you can quickly clear the minion waves between bosses.
A chance of around 17.5% means that, on average, the hammer drops within 5-6 runs; given the weekly reset, the farm stretches over several weeks.
You can farm with several characters on a single account — each has its own raid lockout.
Kaz'rogal and the other raid bosses also drop other transmog items, so a run is rarely completely empty.
Before entering, it is worth turning off the auto-loot setting for rare quality only, so you don't accidentally miss the hammer during mass clearing.
Author
Malavita
Malavita first discovered World of Warcraft in Draenor, but truly got into the game with the Shadowlands expansion. Has a soft spot for Demon Hunters and Mages. Considers her main goal to be collecting as many mounts as possible.
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