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'''Transmogrification''' (Transmog) is a system coming to Diablo 3 in the expansion [[Reaper of Souls]]. It's taken directly from [http://www.wowwiki.com/Transmogrification the popular system of the same name] in World of Warcraft, and enables characters to change the appearance (but not the function) of their gear. The [[Mystic]] NPC [[Artisan]] is the place to go to get some transmog on in D3XDiablo 3 Reaper of Souls.

Transmog will function entirely via the Mystic NPC, and it will work much like the [[Jeweler]] and [[Blacksmith]] work; some recipes (for different transmog looks) will be enabled by [[training]] the Mystic to higher levels, and other transmog looks appearances will be enabled by finding items and identifying [[Legendary]] and [[Set]] items. There might even be special, limited-edition transmog appearances given away in contests, in Blizzcon goodie bags, etc.

*Items transmogrified will not bind to the player's account so they remain tradeable, unless they were originally bound to the account, i.e it's been [[enchant]]ed.*If an item has been transmogrified and can be traded it will retain its appearance once traded, even if the recipient hasn't unlocked that appearance with their own Mystic.*If you trade for an item that has been transmogrified and you do not like the appearance you can pay your Mystic to remove it. If you remove the appearance from the item and you haven't unlocked the appearance yourself you won't be able to re-apply it via your Mystic until you have unlocked it.<ref>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/blizzard-answers-transmog-binding-questions Trading Transmogrified items] - CM, Blizzard Entertainment, 15/11/13</ref>