The first step to creating a unique transmog set is selecting the right pigments and shaders for your armor. Pigments are materials that can be applied to armor, allowing you to customize the color of your gear. Shaders, on the other hand, are used to give your gear a specific look or pattern. You can select these pigments and shaders from the “Pigments & Shaders” menu, which can be accessed from the “Customization” tab.
Once you’ve selected your pigments and shaders, you’ll need to unlock ensemble slots in order to apply them to your character. You can unlock ensemble slots by selecting the “Unlock Ensemble Slots” option from the “Customization” menu.
When you’ve finished customizing your character’s look, you can then access the “Wardrobe” to see all of the transmog sets you’ve created. You can also save your favorite transmog sets and easily switch between them whenever you want.
Unlocking New Looks
Creating the perfect transmog set can take lots of time and effort, so it’s important to make sure you’re taking advantage of all the options available to you. One way to unlock new transmog sets is by salvaging armor. When you salvage armor, you’ll be able to choose from a selection of pigments and shaders that you wouldn’t normally have access to.
Another way to unlock new transmog sets is by using the Blacksmith. The Blacksmith allows you to craft armor and weapons with specific pigments and shaders. You can also purchase armor and weapons from the Blacksmith with the pigments and shaders of your choice.
Finally, you can mark gear as “junk” in order to make room for new transmog sets. When you mark an item as “junk”, it will no longer appear in your inventory but will still be in your “Junk” tab. This allows you to free up inventory space for new transmog sets.