Logg — Transmog Set Guide
Overview

Logg is an epic-quality two-handed mace shaped like a massive tree-trunk club. Despite its "wooden" look, it is a full-fledged crushing weapon from the Battle for Azeroth expansion, with a rough organic model that stands out from the usual metal maces.
The appearance is prized precisely for its unusual silhouette: the heavy log-club looks great in the looks of savages, druids and characters tied to nature and troggs. Right now the item is interesting first and foremost as a transmog rather than as a combat weapon.
Source
Logg drops in the Operation: Mechagon dungeon.
- The mace is dropped by King Gobbamak, a trogg humanoid and one of the dungeon's bosses.
- The drop chance is around 15.7%, so on average the item drops after a few runs.
- The dungeon is Battle for Azeroth content and can be cleared solo at the current max level without any real difficulty.
- There are no attempt limits: you can re-enter the dungeon as many times as you like, repeating runs until the appearance you want drops.
- The item becomes soulbound on pickup, so you have to farm it yourself.
Who it suits visually
- Druids and shamans in looks tied to nature and the elements of earth.
- Savage, barbarian or hermit concepts that need a rough club instead of a metal weapon.
- Sets of leather and fur in an earthy brown-green palette.
- Themed looks of troggs and the denizens of the Mechagon dungeons, thanks to the item's "scavenged" appearance.
Tips
Run Operation: Mechagon at max level and head straight to King Gobbamak — a solo run takes just a few minutes.
Because of the roughly 15.7% chance, plan for several repeat runs: there is no guarantee on the first try.
The appearance suits all classes that use two-handed maces, so a single drop is enough for several characters on your account.
Combine the farm with the dungeon's other rewards — in a single run you can collect several appearances from different bosses at once.
For a cohesive look, pair the mace with natural armor in earthy tones — metal armor will clash with the wooden texture of the weapon.
Author
Divine Tragedy
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