Scepter of Sargeras — Transmog Set Guide

Scepter of Sargeras is a two-handed staff, the artifact weapon of the Destruction warlock specialization from the Legion expansion. This is not an ordinary transmog from a raid or dungeon, but a whole set of appearances tied to the artifact system of the sixth expansion. The staff's head is crowned with a crystal blazing with green Fel fire, set in a clawed mount, while demonic runes run along the shaft — the entire model is rendered in the fel-green palette of the Burning Legion.

In the lore, this is an ancient creation of Sargeras's servants, capable of tearing the very fabric of reality. It was with this scepter that the traitorous orc shaman Ner'zhul opened countless portals, which ultimately ripped the world of Draenor apart and gave rise to Outland. For a warlock building a dark, themed collection of appearances, this is one of the most recognizable staves in the entire game.

The scepter is granted during the warlock class campaign in Legion. The artifact cannot be bought or looted from a boss — it is obtained through a short story chain.

• The starting point is the demon advisor Calydus in the warlock class hall, who sets you on the scepter's trail.
• The introductory quest of the chain is Finding the Scepter; it leads you to the Western Plaguelands, to the ruins of Caer Darrow, where a ritual of the Shadow Council is being prepared.
• The artifact is handed over as a reward for the quest Ritual Ruination, in which you snatch the scepter right out from under the schemes of Gul'dan.
• The chain is the shortest of the three warlock branches, so the base appearance is unlocked the fastest.
• The artifact can only be obtained by a warlock; on other classes the staff will not be added to the appearance collection.

• It harmonizes with any sets in the fel-green palette — Legion warlock tier and sets themed around the Burning Legion.
• It fits demonic and fel-touched armor concepts with a green glow and a spiked silhouette.
• It contrasts with light cloth armor — the sharp demonic silhouette looks debatable but striking on "holy" sets.
• It looks great with appearances themed around Draenor and orcish heritage thanks to the lore connection to Ner'zhul.
• The hidden appearance with its rich crimson glow works for "hellish" and infernal looks.