Sisterhood's Moonlance — Transmog Set Guide

Sisterhood's Moonlance is a two-handed polearm in an elven style, crafted as a decorative transmogrification appearance. It is not a combat weapon with stats but a cosmetic item: when used, it adds the appearance illusion to your warband's collection, after which you can apply it to any polearm.

The lance is designed in the recognizable Kaldorei aesthetic: a silvery shaft with a lunar finial shaped like a crescent blade.

The item arrived in the Midnight expansion (patch 12.0.1) and belongs to the elven weapon selection of the Trading Post. The appearance is bound to the warband, so once purchased it is available to every character on your account.

The Sisterhood's Moonlance is sold at the Trading Post for the in-game currency known as Trader's Tender.

• The price is 100 Trader's Tender.
• The item was part of the Trading Post reward selection for March 2026, alongside other elven weapon designs.
• Trader's Tender is earned by completing the monthly tasks from the Trading Post bulletin board, so 100 tender can be gathered in a single month of activity without spending real money.
• The appearance is bound to the warband: simply buy it on one character and it unlocks across the entire account.
• If the item is not in the current Trading Post showcase, you will have to wait to purchase it until a month when Blizzard returns it to the rotation, or acquire it through a "frozen" item if it was set aside earlier.

Since the Trading Post selection changes every month, check the current showcase at the post's curator in the capital — the availability of a specific weapon depends on the monthly rotation.

• It perfectly complements Kaldorei and elven looks: the silvery-lunar palette echoes the sets of the Sentinels of Teldrassil and the priestesses of Elune.
• It harmonizes with white-and-blue and lilac armor, especially with cloth and mail sets of a lunar theme.
• It looks great paired with the rest of the elven weapons from the same selection — the unified crescent-blade silhouette ties the look together.
• It suits a concept of a battle priestess or sentinel: the polearm form fits the look of riders on nightsaber mounts.
• It contrasts with the dark Fel armor and demonic looks — a debatable but expressive combination of light and darkness.