Reforged Truesilver Champion — Transmog Set Guide

Reforged Truesilver Champion is a two-handed sword from the heirloom gear category. The blade is styled after silvery knightly weaponry, with a heraldic crossguard and a broad, symmetrical edge that evokes the tournament swords of the Argent Vanguard. The silhouette is austere and heraldic: smooth polished steel, with no notches or flashy effects.

This is the heirloom version of a classic weapon that scales to your character's level and is stored account-wide in your collection. Thanks to its calm silver-white palette, the sword fits well with "paladin" and knightly looks where clean metallic texture matters, without gilding or engraving.

The sword is bought from heirloom vendors for gold — the simplest way to add a two-handed weapon to your collection.

• For the Alliance, the vendor is Krom Stoutarm, found in Ironforge, in the Hall of Explorers.
• For the Horde, the vendor is Estelle Gendry; she can be found in Undercity in the Rogues' Quarter, or at the gates by the entrance to Orgrimmar.
• The purchase is made for gold; no separate reputation or rating is required.
• The item is bind-on-account, but as an heirloom it goes straight into the "Heirlooms" tab of the collections window (Shift+P) and is available to every character on the account.
• By default the sword scales up to level 29. To let it grow further, you buy scabbard upgrades from the same heirloom vendors, raising the cap to 35, 40, 45, 50, 60, and finally 70.

Because the weapon is an heirloom, you only need to buy it once: the appearance is unlocked for transmogrification on all characters at once.

This model has silvery two-handed swords with a similar silhouette that give a comparable knightly look.

If you can't find the exact recolor, look for polished two-handed swords without gilding or magical effects — it's the neutral steel that makes this model so versatile.

• Harmonizes with plate sets in a silver-white range — for example, with the tournament armor of the Argent Vanguard.
• Suits knightly and paladin looks that call for clean metallic texture without gold.
• Contrasts strikingly with the dark armor of death knights — a debatable but expressive choice for a black-and-white theme.
• Pairs with heraldic tabards in cool tones (blue, silver), reinforcing the tournament motif.