T'uure, Beacon of the Naaru — Transmog Set Guide
Overview
T'uure, Beacon of the Naaru is the staff artifact of the Holy priest specialization, added to World of Warcraft in the Legion expansion. It is no ordinary weapon but a shard of a naaru: a being of Light that sacrificed itself to save the draenei. A glowing crystal crowns the shaft, wreathed in golden radiance, and the entire model literally pours out Light, making the staff one of the most recognizable priest looks in the game.
As a Legion artifact, T'uure cannot be equipped as a normal weapon in the current Midnight expansion, but its appearance and all unlocked tints remain available through the transmogrification system. Appearances are bound to the account, so anything gathered on one priest is available to all of your priests.
Source
The staff is granted during the priest class campaign. You receive the starting artifact from the quest Return of the Light: in the story, the priest travels to a ravaged world to recover the lost naaru shard and bring it back to the Order.
Key details for obtaining it:
- The artifact is available only to the priest class, for the Holy specialization.
- The base appearance and its first tints unlock as you level the artifact and progress through the Order campaign.
- In the current game, all appearances are applied as transmog rather than chosen in the class hall, as was the case back in Legion.
Who It Suits Visually
- It pairs with armor sets in golden and cream palettes — the glowing crystal echoes Light-themed cloth sets.
- It harmonizes with draenei and naaru themes: looks for Light paladins, priests of Argus, and followers of Velen.
- It contrasts with the dark armor of the Shadow — a debatable but striking choice for shadow looks through dark tints.
- It looks great on races with white and gold color schemes, where the staff becomes the focal point of the look.
- It is fitting for screenshot sets and ceremonial looks thanks to the model's strong glow.
Tips
The hidden appearance is unlocked by the item
Staff of the Lightborn. It cannot be obtained directly: the item is made by combining two parts.
The first part —
Crest of the Lightborn, drops from Hyrja in the Halls of Valor dungeon.
The second part —
Rod of the Ascended, is sold by the vendor Valdemar Stormseeker in Stormheim.
Both parts require Exalted reputation with the Valarjar faction, which makes the hidden appearance the most labor-intensive part of the collection.
The Halls of Valor dungeon can be cleared solo with ease: farming Hyrja for the crest takes a couple of minutes per run.
The "Balance of Power" appearance requires completing a long story line with reputation and clearing Legion dungeons and raids on normal difficulty or higher.
An additional "challenge" appearance was historically granted by the Mage Tower; keep an eye on its rotation if you want this rare variant of the staff.
All collected appearances and tints are available to every priest on the account, so you can build the collection on any priest you like.
Author
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