Garrosh, Malfurion, The Lich King, Illidan, Jaina, and Bwonsamdi - World of Warcraft Character Cosmetics Debut in Diablo 4
World of Warcraft is crossing into Diablo 4 in a big way — classes are each getting a cosmetic set in Tejal's Shop modeled after an iconic WoW lore figure, weapons and all! Each of these sets are priced at 2,800 Platinum, or approximately $28 USD. Take a look at these sets based off Garrosh, Malfurion, The Lich King, Illidan, Jaina, and Bwonsamdi, including their iconic weapons!
Each of these important lore figures has a pivotal role in the story of Azeroth, and we're sure they'll play pivotal roles to come in the Worldsoul Saga. Now, each of them steps into Sanctuary, represented by the class they closest align with.
From stories both old to Warcraft and new, these Diablo 4 sets definitely can trigger some nostalgia — and if the thought of finally wielding has you itching to try leveling a new character, take a look at our Diablo 4 Leveling Builds and Guides below.
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Barbarian — Garrosh Hellscream
The Barbarian set, based on Garrosh Hellscream, screams Horde pride and wields the mighty .
Druid — Malfurion Stormrage
Druids share a skin with one of the most famous Druids of all time, Malfurion Stormrage, wielding — which looks suspiciously like the Lunarcall appearance for the Druid artifact weapon, Scythe of Elune.
Necromancer — Arthas, The Lich King
Necromancers need no introduction for this one — Arthas, The Lich King, is now in Diablo 4 in all his frozen glory — along with the official source of the previously discovered .
Rogue — Illidan Stormrage
A fan favorite, Illidan Stormrage has long been a popular character in World of Warcraft. Now, he's making his Diablo 4 debut with, now in sword form.
Sorcerer — Jaina Proudmoore
While many players know Jaina by her updated Daughter of the Sea look, this cosmetic set references her original Warcraft III and World of Warcraft appearances.
Spiritborn — Bownsamdi, Loa of Kings
Everyone's favorite Loa is back — and he fits right in.
