World of Warcraft: Tier 4 and Tier 5 sets now on Armor page

Blizzard now updated the Armor Set page with Tier 4 and Tier 5 Raid sets, which considered highest in the World of Warcraft (for now). The complete sets, can be viewed in fully donned profiles differing by race. Armor sets in some classes also come in certain subsets, so the names may not be similar to those posted here, but they are relatively the same Tier 4 or Tier 5 armor sets.

• Hunter: Rift Stalker [Tier 5] and Demon Stalker [Tier 4]
• Paladin: Crystal Forge Raiment [Tier 5] and Justicar Raiment [Tier 4]
• Warrior: Destroyer Battlegear [Tier 5] and Warbringer Armor [Tier 4]
• Shaman: Cataclysm Harness [Tier 5] and Cyclone Harness [Tier 4]
• Warlock: Corruptor Raiment [Tier 5] and Voidheart Raiment [Tier 4]
• Mage: Tirisfal Regalia [Tier 5] and Aldor Regalia [Tier 4]
• Priest: Avatar Regalia [Tier 5] and Incarnate Regalia [Tier 4]
• Rogue: Deathmantle [Tier 5] and Netherblade [Tier 4]
• Druid: Nordrassil Harness [Tier 5] and Malorne Harness [Tier 4]

While Blizzard is at work making adjustments to Epic and Rare items, they have made no account as to whether changes will also be made to these new gear. Still, the Armor Set page will display the current abilities and properties of each piece in the set, including set item bonuses and sockets (also subject for tuning).

Now we hoped to spruce up some form of fashion show here to show you just how awesome you would look in a complete set, but then we couldn’t afford a model. So we just provided the “Read” link below, hopefully safe in the knowledge that you know what to do with it. If this was Blizzard’s motivation to get back to raiding for “purplez,” they certainly are on the right track.

Blizzard now updated the Armor Set page with Tier 4 and Tier 5 Raid sets, which considered highest in the World of Warcraft (for now). The complete sets, can be viewed in fully donned profiles differing by race. Armor sets in some classes also come in certain subsets, so the names may not be similar to those posted here, but they are relatively the same Tier 4 or Tier 5 armor sets.

• Hunter: Rift Stalker [Tier 5] and Demon Stalker [Tier 4]
• Paladin: Crystal Forge Raiment [Tier 5] and Justicar Raiment [Tier 4]
• Warrior: Destroyer Battlegear [Tier 5] and Warbringer Armor [Tier 4]
• Shaman: Cataclysm Harness [Tier 5] and Cyclone Harness [Tier 4]
• Warlock: Corruptor Raiment [Tier 5] and Voidheart Raiment [Tier 4]
• Mage: Tirisfal Regalia [Tier 5] and Aldor Regalia [Tier 4]
• Priest: Avatar Regalia [Tier 5] and Incarnate Regalia [Tier 4]
• Rogue: Deathmantle [Tier 5] and Netherblade [Tier 4]
• Druid: Nordrassil Harness [Tier 5] and Malorne Harness [Tier 4]

While Blizzard is at work making adjustments to Epic and Rare items, they have made no account as to whether changes will also be made to these new gear. Still, the Armor Set page will display the current abilities and properties of each piece in the set, including set item bonuses and sockets (also subject for tuning).

Now we hoped to spruce up some form of fashion show here to show you just how awesome you would look in a complete set, but then we couldn’t afford a model. So we just provided the “Read” link below, hopefully safe in the knowledge that you know what to do with it. If this was Blizzard’s motivation to get back to raiding for “purplez,” they certainly are on the right track.