Loshan, Terror Incarnate — Transmog Set Guide

Loshan, Terror Incarnate is an epic one-handed sword added to World of Warcraft in the Mists of Pandaria expansion. It is one of the so-called "sha-touched" blades: the weapon has a socket for a special Sha gem and bears the mark of corruption that gave its name to the entire class of similar items from Pandaria.

The model is designed in a grim Pandaren aesthetic with a dark blade and crimson-purple veins of Sha energy, which ties it to other Mists of Pandaria raid weapons. In terms of stats, it is a caster sword with Intellect, so historically it was used by mages, warlocks, elemental shamans, and other spellcasting specializations.

For transmogrification, the sword is prized for its striking "corrupted" silhouette and distinctive glow — it fits well into dark looks tied to the theme of corruption and the ancient threats of Pandaria.

Loshan, Terror Incarnate drops in the Terrace of Endless Spring raid — a Mists of Pandaria raid located on the Veiled Stair in Pandaria.

• The sword drops from the boss Tsulong, the raid's second boss.
• It is available on Normal and Heroic difficulty; the appearance is identical for both versions.
• The fight against Tsulong alternates between night and day phases, but this does not matter for solo farming — at the current level the boss dies very quickly.
• You can reach Tsulong right after the first raid boss by following the main route from the entrance to the Terrace of Endless Spring.
• The boss can be killed once a week on each difficulty; there is no separate attempt limit for the item itself.

• It harmonizes with sets from Mists of Pandaria raids thanks to a shared dark palette with purple Sha accents.
• It suits looks themed around corruption and ancient threats — it looks excellent with armor in shades of blued steel and dark amethyst.
• It pairs well with a caster set, since historically this is an Intellect weapon.
• It contrasts with light and golden sets, creating a sharp, "sinister" accent.
• It combines with cloaks and capes in dark purple and slate-gray tones.