Khor, Hammer of the Corrupted — Transmog Set Guide

Khor, Hammer of the Corrupted is an epic-quality two-handed bludgeoning mace from the Battle for Azeroth expansion. It is a massive war hammer forged in the likeness of the titan keepers' weaponry: a heavy head with faceted metal plates, glowing inlays of titan energy, and dark streaks of Old God corruption running along the haft. The silhouette deliberately echoes Taloc himself — a keeper that the Old Gods turned against his own creators.

This is the very weapon wielded by the first boss of the Uldir raid. The model is large and reads clearly from a distance, so the hammer looks great on characters built around a brutal, "mechanical" theme. Its palette is cold metal with a greenish-gold glow, tying it to other items with a titan motif.

The hammer drops from Taloc, the first boss of the Uldir raid. This is an ancient titan laboratory in the heart of Nazmir, opened in the Battle for Azeroth expansion.

• The drop chance is about 1.74%, so the item rarely drops in a single run.
• The hammer drops on any difficulty (Raid Finder, Normal, Heroic, Mythic), so the most accessible mode is enough for transmog.
• Taloc stands right at the raid entrance, and you can reach him within a minute.
• The raid is long outdated, so it can be soloed on any class at the current level — no group needed.
• Boss spawn point: /way Nazmir 52.4 30 (entrance to Uldir).

Taloc fights in two phases: between them he spreads damaging pools across the floor, but in solo mode at max level this poses no difficulty whatsoever.

This model has a "mirror" variant with the same appearance but a different purpose and color scheme.

The "Khor, Hammer of the Guardian" variant is an illusion item: it is not equipped as a weapon but instead adds the appearance directly to your warband's transmog collection. If what matters to you is the look rather than the weapon itself, this version unlocks the appearance guaranteed on drop.

There are no close silhouette recolors of the "Khor" model itself in the game — it is unique to Uldir's titan theme.

• It harmonizes with titan- and Mechagon-themed sets — cold metal with a greenish-gold glow.
• It suits looks built around the Old God corruption motif: the dark streaks on the metal echo the sets from Uldir.
• It contrasts strikingly with warm-toned plate armor — a debatable but expressive accent.
• Because of the large head, the hammer reads well on tall race models such as draenei, orcs, and tauren.