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− | + | *Fist weapons are in their own category for transmogrification, and can't be changed into one-handed swords or other weapons.<ref name=categories>[http://blues.incgamers.com/Posts/10/1/73/1347/214468/consider-legendaries-for-transmogrification#postId_555209 Transmog Categories] - CM, Blizzard Entertainment, 01/11/13</ref> | |
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− | + | *Ceremonial knives overlap with daggers and some spears so can be transmogrified into those.<ref name=categories/> | |
Revision as of 23:22, 4 November 2013
Transmogrification (Transmog) is a system coming to Diablo 3 in the expansion Reaper of Souls. It's taken directly from 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 D3X.
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 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.
Method
- Place item you wish to alter into the Mystic's Transmogrify interface.
- A list of possible looks will display as well as a portrait of your character.
- Click item to view it on your character.
- Click Transmogrify once you find an appearance you wish to change the item to.
Scope and Restrictions
- Level up the Mystic for new appearances and identify Legendaries and Set items for additional appearances.
- Legendaries and Set items found before the expansion (referred to as legacy items) will not unlock the ability to transmogrify items into their appearance.[1]
- Items will only unlock their appearances in the mode (softcore/hardcore) they are found in.
- Items transmogrified will not bind to the player's account so they remain tradeable.
- Fist weapons are in their own category for transmogrification, and can't be changed into one-handed swords or other weapons.[2]
- Wands are in their own category too.[2]
- Ceremonial knives overlap with daggers and some spears so can be transmogrified into those.[2]
Development of Transmogrification
October 2013
Initially, items transmogrified would bind to players' accounts, (BoA) but during development that changed some time in October 2013.[3]
August 2013
Transmog was mentioned briefly in a number of interviews from Gamescom 2013, but details were very sparse. In early September 2013 more details came from a forum post by CM Grimiku.[4]
References
- ↑ Reintroducing the Mystic - CM, Blizzard Entertainment 24/10/13
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Transmog Categories - CM, Blizzard Entertainment, 01/11/13
- ↑ Blizzard Defends Transmogrification - CM, Blizzard Entertainment, 01/11/13
- ↑ Acquiring 'plans' to access - CM, Blizzard Entertainment, 10/09/13