Longsword of the Knight's Pledge — Transmog Set Guide
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Longsword of the Knight's Pledge is a one-handed sword of rare (blue) quality in a noble paladin style. The blade is straight and broad, with a golden guard and hilt, kept in a bright white-and-gold palette — the classic aesthetic of the knights of the Light and defenders of the order.
This is a purely cosmetic item: its combat stats are zero, and its value lies solely in its appearance. The sword is added to your warband's appearance collection, meaning it unlocks instantly for all characters on the account. It suits paladins, knights and any "holy" warrior builds.
Source
The Longsword of the Knight's Pledge is sold by the vendor Bobadormu — a bronze dragon and the steward of the Classic Timewalking event.
- The price is 1500 Timewarped Badges (the event currency).
- Badges are earned during an active week of Classic Timewalking: by completing the event's dungeons and by doing the weekly quest from Bobadormu.
- Bobadormu stands at the entrance to the Caverns of Time in Tanaris, and also appears in Orgrimmar and Stormwind for the duration of the event.
- The sword belongs to the Knight's Pledge set: the same selection includes a two-handed variant — the Claymore of the Knight's Pledge for 2500 badges.
Who It Suits Visually
- Ideal for paladin looks: the gold and white echo the plate armor of the knights of the Light.
- Pairs well with sets in a white-gold and silver palette — holy tier sets and ceremonial armor.
- Harmonizes with the theme of orders and crusaders — the sword looks like a knight's ceremonial bladed weapon.
- Contrasts with dark and demonic sets — against them the bright blade creates a deliberate "paladin versus darkness" contrast.
Tips
Keep an eye on the event calendar: you can only buy the sword during an active week of Classic Timewalking; at other times Bobadormu's stock is unavailable.
Pick up the weekly quest from Bobadormu on the very first day of the event — it grants a large batch of badges and noticeably speeds up your accumulation.
If you don't have enough badges for both blades at once, start with the one-handed variant for 1500 — it's cheaper than the two-handed one.
Badges carry over between event weeks, so you can save up the missing amount on your next run without losing progress.
The appearance is tied to the warband collection: once you buy the sword on one character, you unlock it instantly for all heroes on the account.
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