Luminous Lampspire — Transmog Set Guide

Luminous Lampspire is a two-handed staff added to World of Warcraft with The War Within expansion. It is a cosmetic weapon earned from delve rewards: a tall wooden shaft is crowned by a forged lantern, inside which a suspended crystal burns with a steady, warm light. The model is built on the lantern-staff icon and reads as an "adventurer's travel lamp" — it thematically echoes the very spirit of delves, where the hero descends into the darkness of Khaz Algar's underground with a source of light in hand.

The item is of uncommon quality, and as a real weapon it has long been irrelevant. Today people take it purely for its appearance: the lantern staff suits mages, druids, priests, shamans, warlocks, monks and evokers well — anyone who wields two-handed staves. The warm glow of the lantern makes the model stand out even in the gloom of dungeons and in dark locations.

Luminous Lampspire is a reward from the delve system of The War Within expansion. It is sold by the cosmetics vendor Reno Jackson at the delvers' headquarters.

• In The War Within the delvers' headquarters was located in Dornogal, the capital of Khaz Algar.
• Originally delve cosmetics were bought for Undercoin — a seasonal currency awarded for completing bountiful delves.
• In the Midnight expansion the same rewards from Reno Jackson became available for Resonance Crystals as well, so you can catch up on the collection even without previously hoarded delve currency.
• The approximate price of the staff is around 3,500 Resonance Crystals; the exact cost should be checked with the vendor, since prices and currencies were revised between seasons.

The purchase is one-time: after buying it, the appearance is added to your transmogrification collection and becomes available to all characters on the account. There is no random drop chance — it is a guaranteed vendor purchase.

• It fits traveler and dungeon-explorer themes: the lantern on the cap directly references the delve theme of Khaz Algar.
• It harmonizes with warm golden-brown leather and cloth sets dominated by shades of wood and brass.
• It looks striking against dark "shadow" sets of a warlock or Shadow priest — the burning lantern becomes the single bright accent of the look.
• It is fitting for roleplay looks of a wandering mage or healer who needs a staff with a light source rather than a battle artifact.