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Lunarglow Bow — Transmog Set Guide

by Divine Tragedy
Updated 3 week ago
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Overview

Lunarglow Bow

Game iconLunarglow Bow is a two-handed ranged bow added to World of Warcraft with the Warlords of Draenor expansion (patch 6.0.2). The model is unusual: a curved stave with a cold turquoise-green glow running along the string and tips, as if the bow had soaked up moonlight. That is why it and its whole series were named "lunar."

The item is of green quality and low item level, so it is useless in combat today — players take it purely for the look. It suits hunters, and after the appearance collection system was introduced, the unlocked look becomes available to any character on the account who can wield a bow.

The bow is part of a single "lunar" weapon series from Draenor sharing a common glowing texture. The series has variants for different weapon types: Game iconLunarglow Gun, Game iconLunarglow Dagger, Game iconLunarglow Sword, and Game iconLunarglow Greatsword.

Source

The Lunarglow Bow is a world drop from Warlords of Draenor. It has no single guaranteed source: the appearance drops from regular mobs and from chests across Draenor's starting zones.

Main farming spots:

  • Shadowmoon Valley — drops from the rank-and-file mobs of the Shadowmoon faction (ritualists, necrolytes) all over the zone.
  • Frostfire Ridge — drops from the orc clan mobs;
  • Dusty Lockbox — a treasure chest in Shadowmoon Valley, near the Citadel of Torment.

The chance from any individual mob is low, but the density of suitable targets in both zones is high, so ten to fifteen minutes of clearing usually yields the appearance. The item becomes soulbound when equipped, so you cannot buy it from the auction house — you have to farm it yourself.

Who It Suits Visually

  • The cold turquoise-green highlight fits sets with a frost or arcane theme well — blue, silver, and white-blue ensembles.
  • It pairs with kaldorei and nightborne looks thanks to its lunar-magic glow.
  • It contrasts strikingly with Draenor's dark leather armor — a debatable but expressive choice for a hunter-ranger image.
  • It works for restoration druids and frost mages as a thematic accent, even though they cannot wield a bow — the appearance still goes into the account collection.

Tips

1

Farming is easiest at max level: Draenor mobs scale, but at level 90 they die instantly and clearing goes fast.

2

The optimal farming class is any with mass area damage; the faster you cut down the crowds of Shadowmoon mobs, the more often you check for the drop.

3

Shadowmoon Valley is more efficient than Frostfire Ridge: the density of suitable humanoids is higher there, and the ritualist camps are packed tightly together.

4

If you do not want to farm actively, keep a level 3 Garrison Salvage Yard and regularly send followers on missions — the appearance trickles out of salvage crates on its own.

5

While you are at it, pick up the rest of the "lunar" series items: they drop from the same pool, and you can close out several appearances in a single run.

6

The item is soulbound when equipped, so checking the auction house is pointless — count only on personal farming.

7

Before heading out to farm, clear your bags: the Draenor world drop clutters your inventory with green junk, and space runs out fast.

Author

Divine Tragedy

Divine Tragedy

Has been playing WoW since 2010 and was active for a long time in player-run fan organizations dedicated to developing the Russian-speaking community across social media.

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