Replica Grand Marshal's Claymore — Transmog Set Guide

Replica Grand Marshal's Claymore is a cosmetic two-handed sword, an exact copy of the iconic Rank 14 Alliance PvP blade from classic World of Warcraft. It is a massive claymore with a broad blade in the blue-and-gold heraldry of the Alliance and lion motifs on the guard — one of the most recognizable symbols of the old honor rank system.

Unlike the original combat weapon, this is a purely cosmetic item: it has an item level of one, symbolic damage, and a note about its decorative effect. Buying it does not grant a combat weapon but instead adds the appearance to your warband's transmogrification collection. By type it is a two-handed sword, so the appearance can be worn by warriors, paladins, and death knights.

Replica Grand Marshal's Claymore is sold for gold by Lieutenant Jackspring — a vendor of obsolete PvP gear in Stormwind City.

• It is a replica of the classic weapon Grand Marshal's Claymore; the historical original itself is not available for transmogrification, but its replica is.
• The purchase requires the rank of "Knight-Captain" on rated battlegrounds, so the appearance remains a reward for PvP achievements.
• The item is warband-bound, and using it adds the illusion to the appearance collection of your entire warband.
• The item has no combat value — it is purely a cosmetic trophy for transmog.
• The price is symbolic and paid in gold; no separate currency is needed.

This blade has a direct Horde counterpart — Replica High Warlord's Greatsword. It is the same two-handed sword model in the red-and-black heraldry of the Horde instead of blue-and-gold, and it is sold by the Horde legacy vendor.

The historical original Grand Marshal's Claymore looks identical to the replica, but it is not usable for the appearance on its own — it is specifically the replica that you need to add to your collection.

• It perfectly complements heraldic Alliance sets in blue-and-gold tones — for example, the classic Rank 14 PvP sets.
• It harmonizes with the lion and knightly theme of Stormwind: plate sets with blue and gold accents.
• It contrasts with dark and bloody looks as a bright, heroic accent in hand.
• It looks great on warriors and paladins role-playing veterans of the old honor rank system.