Peter Dorsi

There are 13 (you heard me) Tier 3.5 sets. None of these sets are class specific, however 9 of the sets have set bonuses related to a certain class, so each class has “their” set, which would normally go to them. Additionally, there is a completely non-class specific set for each armor type (plate, mail, leather, and cloth) to make the additional 4 sets - each of these 4 sets have similar set bonuses (hit rating and attack power/spell damage).

There aren’t “different” sets based on spec for the Dungeon sets, though I assume it’s because they are also “not class specific.”

(I’m going to make links to all the sets that I can, but if I’m not supposed to - you Blue peeps can edit them out for me, or just make a post requesting I do so, and I will.)

The sets follow below:

There are “9″ Tier 4 sets, all of which are class specific because they are obtained via item turn in. I put the number of sets in quotes because there are different sets based literally on spec for certain classes. A very small number of set bonuses relate to abilities gained through talent points, so again, these sets are essentially spec specific. The quests are currently repeatable, so you can collect each set for your class - or you can collect multiple sets for different purposes (such as resists).

Currently, the sets are obtained through item turn ins as follows:
Items of the Fallen Champion - Used to purchase Paladin, Rogue, and Shaman pieces
Items of the Fallen Defender - Used to purchase Druid, Priest, and Warrior pieces
Items of the Fallen Hero - Used to purchase Hunter, Mage, and Warlock pieces

The sets follow below:

The quest item turn ins to obtain pieces of this set drop off of RAID bosses in the highest level instances (???, possibly Black Temple). This set is most similar to the Tier 2.5 set in game now, with a few small differences.

There are “9″ Tier 5 sets, all of which are class specific because they are obtained via item turn in. I put the number of sets in quotes because there are different sets for certain classes. I currently don’t know if any of the set bonuses on Tier 5 effect abilities gained via talents, but I would imagine they do. The quests are currently repeatable, so you can collect each set for your class - or you can collect multiple sets for different purposes (such as resists).

Currently, the sets are obtained through item turn ins as follows:
Items of the Vanquished Champion - Used to purchase Paladin, Rogue, and Shaman pieces
Items of the Vanquished Defender - Used to purchase Druid, Priest, and Warrior pieces
Items of the Vanquished Hero - Used to purchase Hunter, Mage, and Warlock pieces

What information I currently have, I’m posting below:

Costs are as follows:
Head – 13,125 Honor Points and 30 Alterac Valley Marks of Honor
Shoulder – 8,250 Honor Points and 20 Arathi Basin Marks of Honor
Chest – 13,500 Honor Points and 30 Arathi Basin Marks of Honor
Hands – 8,250 Honor Points and 20 Alterac Valley Marks of Honor
Legs – 13,125 Honor Points and 30 Warsong Gulch Marks of Honor
No piece at current costs Marks from Eye of the Storm

The sets are as follows (all sets are prefixed by “Grand Marshal’s”/”High Warlord’s”):

Costs are as follows:
Head – 1,875 Arena Points
Shoulder – 1,500 Arena Points
Chest – 1,875 Arena Points
Hands – 1,125 Arena Points
Legs – 1,875 Arena Points

The sets are as follows (all sets prefixed by “Gladiator’s”):