Hammer of Vigilance — Transmog Set Guide

Hammer of Vigilance is a one-handed crushing hammer added to World of Warcraft in the Legion expansion alongside the Tomb of Sargeras raid. This massive weapon stands out thanks to an unusual blend of two themes: the base of the model is rendered in the cold tones of the Fel with a greenish glow, while the head and edges are finished with motifs of the Light. This contrast makes the hammer recognizable and a rare guest in collections — it is obtained only from a Legion-era raid.

The weapon suits every class that wields one-handed hammers: death knights, druids, monks, paladins, priests, rogues, shamans, and warriors. After the transmogrification system changes in The War Within, class restrictions on collecting appearances have eased considerably, so a looted hammer is added to your shared account collection.

The hammer drops from the Maiden of Vigilance — one of the bosses in the Tomb of Sargeras raid. The raid itself is located on the Broken Shore and belongs to the Legion expansion (patch 7.2.5).

• The drop source is the Maiden of Vigilance, the penultimate boss of the raid.
• The hammer drops on all raid difficulties: Raid Finder, Normal, Heroic, and Mythic.
• The drop rate is low, like most weapon models from Legion bosses, so farming may take several weeks.
• Boss loot is taken once per week per difficulty, and extra attempts via bonus rolls are not available here.
• The raid can be cleared solo at the current level without much trouble, so you can go in alone for the hammer every week.

To reach the raid, you need to travel to the Broken Shore in Legion. The fastest route is a portal from your class hall or from Dalaran, after which the entrance to the Tomb of Sargeras is located near the large temple structure in the southern part of the zone.

• It harmonizes with sets that combine green and golden shades — the hammer's dual palette supports both directions.
• It fits well into looks built around the theme of the Legion and the Fel, thanks to the greenish glow of the base.
• It suits the bright plate sets of a paladin owing to the Light-styled finish of the head.
• A contrasting choice for the dark looks of a death knight — the hammer adds a bright splash of color.