February Transmog Of The Month Competition Winner Announced!

February saw the return of our Transmog of the Month competition, kicking off the the very general theme of 'Your Best Transmog' - We've had 7 entries this month, so lets take a look at them all!

Kicking us off was Sibbee with a Sylvanas inspired hunter transmog. At first glance it does look like the set we got from the trading post recently, but this mog does actually only use two pieces from that set! With a mixture of items, some from the Nighthold Mythic hunter set, opting also for the single shoulder pad to make a more effective looking hunter mog.

Goat chipped in with this delightfully-terrifying 'Forbidden Fox' transmog, which, is both hilarious and scary at the same time, quite the feat! The only criticism I can give this set is that there were a few items used from the Blood Hunter's set from the trading post a while back, however the creative choice of main and off-hand weapons here, really hits the cannibalistic furry ball of bloodsucking theme home.

Fabian was bringing the fel energy with his FFS (For Fel Satur) Transmog on his Orc Warlock. Green with Gul'Dan envy, this set did an excellent job of flowing the bone coloured elements of the helmet, shoulder pads and staff through the transmog. Now robes can be tricky with these kinds of sets, do you go with a relatively plain one that matches, or an ornate and intricate one like the one chosen by Fabian? The robe choice here does work well!

Rolik submitted this fantastic Dracthy Warrior transmog, making clever use of the Legion Artifact Protection Warrior 'Scales of the Earth-Warder' Bringing holding onto that Draconic heritage. Now with Dracthyr, it can be very difficult playing around the transmog limitations when in your Dragon form, only being able to see certain parts of the set, it can often lead to Shoulderpads especially, looking out of place on the dragon model, being unable to work well with the armor that the dragons use in their Dracthy forms. Thankfully, any non-evoker Dracthy can choose to remain in their humanoid visage forms. That is not necessary here however, look how well Rolik did in working the set work in both forms.

TheGreatArrambe was next to submit, with a set inspired from a game outside of the World of Warcraft universe... Tekken! Using the sturdy frame of the Kul Tiran male, on his Shaman, Arrambe knocks this mog out of the park with a brilliant rendition of Tekken's Heiachi Mishima. The 'hair' is perfect, it tricked me on first glance. Using the Devoted Aspirant's Hood for this is pure genius.

Next we have this entry from CrayonWalruZ, who brought this brilliant Arthas Menethil, Warcraft 3 Inspired transmog, which slaps. Upon closer inspection there is blending of a couple of sets with some unique appearances mixed in too. The weapon is a blast from the past also! Perfect choice of blues, and the actual shoulder pad on the left is so similar to the one Arthas wears in the orignal WC3 game. This transmog went HARD.

Nikola was our next entry with this glorious looking paladin set, you paladins really do know how to shine. This set ties together so nicely with the blues and yellows/golds, making nice use of the Prowler's mask that have been on the Trading Post recently. The tricky thing with those masks, is the colour of the eyes slits often doesn't match the colour of the face mask part and the hood, so sometimes the colour radiating from the eyes doesn't go well with the set you are aiming to put together. Not a problem here though, as the blues compliment perfectly! A difficulty here is getting the gold of that shield to match any other piece, as there are very few items in game that share that same tint of gold, but it does go pretty well with the weapon of choice!

Our final entry came from Flynnjushwua. Big fan of this red and golden Mail Hunter set, with a bit of black thrown in there too, looking at the website it's clear I'm a fan of red and black! Personal bias aside, this set makes creative use of some items scattered around the various events of the Dragonflight expansion, such as the Dreambound chainmail vest, and Dracthyr treads, matching very nicely with the Ruby Jewelled Shoulderpad choice. The belt is an interesting part of the mog, and I love how the black/grey colour there goes perfectly with the chain mail elements of the chest piece, lovely coordination! Along with the weapon choice including quiver, this is a very well put together transmog.

Ok, so there are all of our entries for February 2025. You guys really know how to make this hard to judge. It's taken me hours over the last few days of deliberation to choose a winner, there can only be one.

Prize on the line for this month is the Transmog Champion's Victorious Mug!

Thank you to all who submitted your transmogs this month, I appreciate the effort you went to putting these sets together! After some lengthy decision making and analysis of each of your transmogs, the winner has been decided.

The Transmog of the Month Competition winner for February 2025 is:

CrayonWalruz!

Congratulations! The Arthas Inspired set is really brilliant, every time I went back to look at it I was more and more impressed. Even going with the 'of Lordaeron' title!

Please join our Discord and leave me a private message so we can arrange delivery of your prize to you!

Thanks once again to all our competitors this month, for those who did not win, fear not, we will announce the there for March 2025 shortly! We will be keeping the prize the same this time, so there is another chance to win yourself the mug, it will still be unique to you, having the 'tooltip: Requires: Transmog Competiton Winner March 2025' in it's design. Good luck!

Update: March 2025 TMOTM Theme is: Undermine Misfits!

To celebrate the launch of Patch 11.1 Undermined, we're going with the Undermine Misfits theme for March. If you do not like goblins fear not, many themes can incorporate into this, you could enter transmogs themed around examples such as:

• Underground Smugglers, Bandits or Black-Market Traders

• Deep Mining Dwarves or Cavern Dwelling Creatures

• Shadowy Underworld figures such as Rogues and Crime Lords

• Elemental themed looks inspired by caves/lave etc

• Technology and Alchemy inpsired mogs, can be Gnome, Goblin, Human, Ethereal etc.

• Anything else you think may be relevant

Can't wait to see what you get together, share your transmog in the group for it to be counted in the judging, deadline is the 31st March - Good luck!