Manual Crowd Pummeler — Transmog Set Guide

Manual Crowd Pummeler is a two-handed crushing mace in a distinctive gnomish style: a massive mechanical warhead with gears and pistons mounted on a reinforced haft. It is one of the most recognizable items from the Gnomeregan dungeon, and its "engineering" silhouette makes the mace a sought-after transmog for technology-themed looks.

Beyond its appearance, the item carries a "Haste" effect that, when used, noticeably increases the character's speed for 30 seconds. In classic World of Warcraft this mace was legendary among warriors thanks to the sharp boost to attack speed, which is exactly why it is still remembered by the nickname "mechanical accelerator."

The mace is of rare quality and is suitable for all classes that can wield two-handed crushing weapons.

The only source of the Manual Crowd Pummeler is a drop from the boss "Crowd Pummeler 9-60" in the Gnomeregan dungeon.

• Gnomeregan is an Alliance dungeon located in the mountains of Dun Morogh. The entrance is in the northwestern part of the zone, and a character of any faction can enter it.
• The boss "Crowd Pummeler 9-60" is an elite-type gnomish mechanism. It stands in the engineering labs in the upper part of the dungeon.
• The boss spawn point: /way #721 43.1 88.3 "Crowd Pummeler 9-60".
• The chance to obtain the mace from this boss is very high — about 39 percent per kill.
• There is no limit on the number of attempts: the dungeon can be reset, so if you are unlucky it is enough to reset and enter again.

Thanks to the high drop chance, this transmog is one of the fastest to collect among the classic maces — usually one or two runs are enough.

• Suits technology- and mechanism-themed looks — especially in combination with plate sets in the gnomish and dwarven style.
• Harmonizes with armor in a gray-steel and bronze palette, where gears and rivets dominate.
• Looks great on a warrior or paladin role-playing a "mechanic engineer," thanks to the bulky warhead and industrial silhouette.
• Contrasts with light nature-themed leather armor — a debatable combination, but it can deliver a striking steampunk accent.