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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 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.

==Scope and Restrictions==

*Legendaries and Set items found before the expansion (referred to as legacy items) will '''not''' unlock the ability to transmogrify items into their appearance.<ref name=mystic>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/reintroducing-mystic-enchanting-transmog-illustrated Reintroducing the Mystic] - CM, Blizzard Entertainment 24/10/13</ref>