Ultimate WoW Dragonflight Heirloom guide: All Heirlooms in Dragonflight (2024)

In World of Warcraft Dragonflight, there have been several buffs and nerfs to classes, upgrades to the profession UI systems, and even an overhaul of specific professions. Thankfully, Heirlooms have received a buff in this latest expansion. However, it’s not enough to undo all of the nerfs they’ve received in the past.

WoW Dragonflight Heirloom Guide

Heirlooms can sometimes be purchased from vendors or earned through specific quests. There are several types of Heirloom gear, including Helms, Necks, Shoulders, Cloaks, Chest Pieces, Legs, Rings, Shields, Weapons, and Trinkets.

Depending on your class and specialization, you must obtain specific pieces that suit your character. To upgrade your Heirlooms, you’ll need to gain particular upgrade items, and they vary depending on the type of Heirloom.

Where to buy Heirlooms in WoW

Heirloom Curators

Besides the Auction House, there are two leading Heirloom curators in WoW– one for the Alliance and one for the Horde—where you can buy most of the Heirlooms. The Alliance vendor, Krom Stoutarm, can be found in the Hall of Explorers in Ironforge. The Horde vendor, Estelle Gendry, can be found on top of the Orgrimmar entrance gates.

Guild Vendors

You can also purchase some items from Guild Vendors, but your current guild must be at least level twenty to access specific Guild Vendor items.

While there are several Guild Vendors in WoW, the easiest to find include: Goram, who can be found in the Valley of Strength in Orgrimmar, and Shay Pressler, who can be found just after the entrance walls (south of the Trade District) in Stormwind.

Service Medal Quartermasters

There are also Service Medal Quartermasters that you can visit to purchase specific Heirlooms using your Service Medals. For the Horde, you’ll spend Honorbound Service Medals with Provisioner Mukra, who can be located to the right of the entrance near the Grand Bazaar in Dazar’alor.

And for those in the Alliance, you’ll spend 7th Legion Service Medals with Provisioner Stoutforge, who can be found in the long stone area between Ashvane Docks and Tradewinds Market in Boralus.

All Available Heirlooms in WoW

Heirloom Helms

Burnished Helm of Might

Armor Type: Plate Helm
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: Can be purchased from Guild Vendor

Polished Helm of Valor

Armor Type: Plate Helm
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: Can be purchased from Guild Vendor

Pristine Lightforge Helm

Armor Type: Plate Helm
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: Can be purchased from Guild Vendor

Mystical Coif of Elements

Armor Type: Mail Helm
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: Can be purchased from Guild Vendor

Tarnished Raging Berserker’s Helm

Armor Type: Mail Helm
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: Can be purchased from Guild Vendor

Preened Tribal War Feathers

Armor Type: Leather Helm
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: Can be purchased from Guild Vendor

Stained Shadowcraft Cap

Armor Type: Leather Helm
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from Guild Vendor

Tattered Dreadmist Mask

Armor Type: Cloth Helm
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from Guild Vendor

Heirloom Necks

Eternal Horizon Choker

Armor Type: Necklace
Cost: 700 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Eternal Emberfury Talisman

Armor Type: Necklace
Cost: 700 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Eternal Talisman of Evasion

Armor Type: Necklace
Cost: 700 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Eternal Will of the Martyr

Armor Type: Necklace
Cost: 700 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Eternal Amulet of the Redeemed

Heirloom Shoulders

Tattered Dreadmist Mantle

Armor Type: Cloth Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased at Heirloom Curators

Exquisite Sunderseer Mantle

Armor Type: Cloth Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Stained Shadowcraft Spaulders

Armor Type: Leather Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Preened Ironfeather Shoulders

Armor Type: Leather Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Exceptional Stormshroud Shoulders

Armor Type: Leather Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Lasting Feralheart Spaulders

Armor Type: Leather Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Aged Pauldrons of The Five Thunders

Armor Type: Mail Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Mystical Pauldrons of Elements

Armor Type: Mail Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Champion Herod’s Shoulder

Armor Type: Mail Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Prized Beastmaster’s Mantle

Armor Type: Mail Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Burnished Pauldrons of Might

Armor Type: Plate Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Polished Spaulders of Valor

Armor Type: Plate Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Pristine Lightforge Spaulders

Armor Type: Plate Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Strengthened Stockade Pauldrons

Armor Type: Plate Shoulders
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Heirloom Backs

Ancient Bloodmoon Cloak

Armor Type: Cloak
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased at Guild Vendors

Inherited Cape of the Black Baron

Armor Type: Cloak
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased at Guild Vendors

Ripped Sandstorm Cloak

Armor Type: Cloak
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased at Guild Vendors

Worn Stoneskin Gargoyle Cape

Armor Type: Cloak
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased at Guild Vendors

Stone Guard’s Bladed Cloak

Armor Type: Cloak
Cost: 75 x Honorbound Service Medals
How to get: It can be purchased from the Horde Service Medal Quartermaster

Banded Gilnean Cloak

Armor Type: Cloak
Cost: 75 x 7th Legion Service Medals
How to get: It can be purchased from the Alliance Service Medal Quartermaster.

Heirloom Chest

Tattered Dreadmist Robe

Armor Type: Cloth Chest
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Stained Shadowcraft Tunic

Armor Type: Leather Chest
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Preened Ironfeather Breastplate

Armor Type: Leather Chest
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Champion’s Deathdealer Breastplate

Armor Type: Mail Chest
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Mystical Vest of Elements

Armor Type: Mail Chest
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Burnished Breastplate of Might

Armor Type: Plate Chest
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Pristine Lightforge Breastplate

Armor Type: Plate Chest
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Polished Breastplate of Valor

Armor Type: Plate Chest
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Heirloom Legs

Tattered Dreadmist Leggings

Armor Type: Cloth Legs
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: Can be purchased from Guild Vendors.

Stained Shadowcraft Pants

Armor Type: Leather Legs
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from Guild Vendors.

Preened Wildfeather Leggings

Armor Type: Leather Legs
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from Guild Vendors.

Burnished Legplates of Might

Armor Type: Mail Legs
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from Guild Vendors.

Polished Legplates of Valor

Armor Type: Mail Legs
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from Guild Vendors.

Tarnished Leggings of Destruction

Armor Type: Plate Legs
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from Guild Vendors.

Pristine Lightforge Legplates

Armor Type: Plate Legs
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from Guild Vendors.

Mystical Kilt of Elements

Armor Type: Plate Legs
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from Guild Vendors.

Heirloom Rings

Admiral Taylor’s Loyalty Ring

Armor Type: Ring
Cost: Quest reward
How to get: By completing the Warlords of Draenor Garrison Shipyard Mission, The House Always Wins.

Dread Pirate Ring

Armor Type: Ring
Cost: Quest reward
How to get: By completing the Stranglethorn Fishing Extravaganza quest in The Cape of Stranglethorn.

Signet of the Third Fleet

Armor Type: Ring
Cost: Quest reward
How to get: By completing the Warlords of Draenor Garrison Shipyard Mission, The Wave Mistress

Captain Sander’s Returned Band

Armor Type: Ring
Cost: Quest reward
How to get: By completing the Warlords of Draenor Garrison Mission, For Hate’s Sake

Heirloom Shields

Flamescarred Draconian Deflector

Armor Type: Shield
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Weathered Observer’s Shield

Armor Type: Shield
Cost: 500 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Heirloom Weapons

Spear of Rethu

Weapon Type: Polearm
Cost: Quest reward
How to get: By completing the Neltharion’s Lair: Misdirected, Archaeology profession quest in the Highmountain.

Brawler’s Razor Claws

Weapon Type: Fist Weapon
Cost: 1,000 gold
How to get: Alliance- Quackenbush, Bizmo’s Brawlpub Quartermaster, in Deeprun Tram. Horde- Paul North, Brawl’gar Arena Quartermaster, in the Brawl’gar Arena

Bloodied Arcanite Reaper

Weapon Type: Two-Handed Axe
Cost: 750 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Bloodsoaked Skullforge Reaver

Weapon Type: One-Handed Sword
Cost: 650 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Dignified Headmaster’s Charge

Weapon Type: Staff
Cost: 750 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Venerable Dal’Rend’s Sacred Charge

Weapon Type: One-Handed Sword
Cost: 650 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Eagletalon Spear

Weapon Type: Polearm
Cost: 650 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Venerable Mass of McGowan

Weapon Type: One-Handed Mace
Cost: 650 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Charmed Ancient Bone Bow

Weapon Type: Bow
Cost: 750 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Reforged Truesilver Champion

Weapon Type: Two-Handed Sword
Cost: 750 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

The Blessed Hammer of Grace

Weapon Type: One-Handed Mace
Cost: 650 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Burnished Warden Staff

Weapon Type: Staff
Cost: 750 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Battleworn Thrash Blade

Weapon Type: One-Handed Sword
Cost: 650 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Grand Staff of Jordan

Weapon Type: Staff
Cost: 750 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Upgraded Dwarven Hand Cannon

Weapon Type: Gun
Cost: 750 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Sharpened Scarlet Kris

Weapon Type: Dagger
Cost: 650 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Repurposed Lava Dredger

Weapon Type: Two-Handed Mace
Cost: 750 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Devout Aurastone Hammer

Weapon Type: One-Handed Mace
Cost: 650 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Balanced Heartseeker

Weapon Type: Dagger
Cost: 650 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Heirloom Trinkets

Defending Champion

Trinket Type: XP Gain from Battlegrounds
Cost: Arena reward
How to get: By winning the Gurubashi Arena Event 13 times. The arena is located at The Cape of Stranglethorn.

Returning Champion

Trinket Type: XP Gain from Battlegrounds
Cost: Event reward
How to get: By winning the Darkmoon Deathmatch Event 13 times. The event can be found on Darkmoon Island.

Touch of the Void

Trinket Type: Summons Void Tendrils for DPS
Cost: Quest reward
How to get: By completing the Warlords of Draenor Garrison Mission, The Consuming Void

Loa-Touched Warscroll

Trinket Type: Buffs Party Members Crit
Cost: 75 x Honorbound Service Medals
How to get: It can be purchased from the Horde Service Medal Quartermaster

Deathstalkers’ Gloaming Powder

Trinket Type: Reduces Threat Generation
Cost: 75 x Honorbound Service Medals
How to get: It can be purchased from the Horde Service Medal Quartermaster

Orcish War Horn

Trinket Type: Increases Party Versatility
Cost: 75 x Honorbound Service Medals
How to get: It can be purchased from the Horde Service Medal Quartermaster

Tome of Thalassian Hymns

Trinket Type: Increases Party Haste
Cost: 75 x Honorbound Service Medals
How to get: It can be purchased from the Horde Service Medal Quartermaster

Inherited Insignia of the Alliance

Trinket Type: Removes Impairing Effects
Cost: 700 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Inherited Insignia of the Horde

Trinket Type: Removes Impairing Effects
Cost: 700 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Kaldorei Powder of Twilight

Trinket Type: Reduces Threat Generation
Cost: 75 x 7th Legion Service Medals
How to get: It can be purchased from the Alliance Service Medal Quartermaster.

Tidesages’ Warscroll

Trinket Type: Buffs Party Members Crit
Cost: 75 x 7th Legion Service Medals
How to get: It can be purchased from the Alliance Service Medal Quartermaster.

Dwarven War Horn

Trinket Type: Increases Party Versatility
Cost:75 x 7th Legion Service Medals
How to get: It can be purchased from the Alliance Service Medal Quartermaster.

Hymnal of the 7th Legion

Trinket Type: Increases Party Haste
Cost: 75 x 7th Legion Service Medals
How to get: It can be purchased from the Alliance Service Medal Quartermaster.

Inherited Mark of Tyranny

Trinket Type: Increases Max Health
Cost: 700 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Swift Hand of Justice

Trinket Type: Percentage Heal
Cost: 700 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

Discerning Eye of the Beast

Trinket Type: Percentage Mana Restoration
Cost: 700 gold
How to get: It can be purchased from an Heirloom Curator

While many Heirlooms are available in WoW, the key takeaway is to get the ones best suited to your class, specializations, and needs.

Dot Esports is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission.Learn more about our Affiliate Policy

Ultimate WoW Dragonflight Heirloom guide: All Heirlooms in Dragonflight (2024)

FAQs

How do you get all the heirlooms in Dragonflight? ›

The majority of Heirlooms (Weapons, Shoulders, Chests, Necks, and most Trinkets) can be purchased for Gold by Heirloom Curator Vendors Krom Stoutarm and Estelle Gendry.

Discover More Details ›

What level does heirloom gear stop working Dragonflight? ›

Heirlooms have undergone an important iLevel rescaling that makes them far more useful again to those leveling 1-59. While there are no items to extend their benefits beyond level 59 at this time, the scaling changes detailed below will make a big difference for alt leveling in Dragonflight.

Keep Reading ›

How to level up heirlooms? ›

Armor heirlooms can only be upgraded with Armor Casings and weapons can only be upgraded with Scabbards. To upgrade a heirloom right-click on the upgrade item on your inventory. This will automatically open your heirloom collection tab and lit the heirlooms you can upgrade.

Read On ›

Why can't I upgrade my heirlooms? ›

Heirloom items can only be upgraded in Modern World of Warcraft. They cannot be upgraded in World of Warcraft Classic.

Discover More Details ›

How do you get mythic keystones in Dragonflight? ›

You can receive a Mythic+ Keystone each week, from the following sources:

Looting your Great Vault (if you completed a Mythic+ in the prior week)
Completing a Mythic+ dungeon.
Completing a non-keystone Mythic dungeon.

More items...

Can you send heirlooms from retail to classic? ›

You cannot use the same heirlooms both in WoW Classic and WoW Retail. In each variant of the game, you would need to purchase heirlooms separately. If the heirloom gear is not present on any of your characters, it will need to be repurchased as Customer Support will not restore them manually.

Know More ›

Do heirlooms work past 80 cata? ›

The 1-80 heirlooms should be replaced as soon as you ding 80. They do not increase experience gained anymore and the stats are about 100 ilvls lower than the gear you get in Cata starting zones.

Know More ›

Do heirlooms scale to 70? ›

A minor, but much needed update coming in Patch 10.1 will allow players to upgrade their heirlooms to level 70, allowing them to be used throughout the entire Dragonflight leveling process. Awakened Heirloom Scabbard follow previous upgrade tokens, and can be found on the same vendors with similar pricing.

Read On ›

Do heirlooms work 80-85? ›

Cataclysm Classic Heirlooms Will Remain Capped at Level 80 Until First Raid. Blizzard has confirmed that Heirlooms will remain capped at level 80 in Cataclysm Classic until after the first raid is released. Once the first raid opens, Heirlooms will be adjusted to scale up to level 85.

Get More Info ›

Do heirlooms still give XP WoW? ›

In Modern WoW, heirlooms do not provide bonus experience; instead, heirlooms provide a set bonus. To activate the set bonus, the equipped item must be higher level than your character. For example, equipping a level 34 item on a level 39 character will not unlock a set bonus.

View Details ›

How do you increase your chances of heirlooms? ›

So, if you can't wait for a natural pull of your Heirloom Shards or you're just extremely unlucky, you could always just buy 500 Apex Packs and open them until you're guaranteed the shards. The other surefire way to make sure you get the Heirloom you want is to wait for a Collection Event.

What is the max level for heirlooms in Dragonflight? ›

Heirlooms are upgradable to Level 70 on the Patch 10.1 PTR via the normal Heirloom vendors in Stormwind and Orgrimmar.

What level do heirlooms stop working? ›

Heirloom set bonus effects only work for characters from levels 1-50. The upgrade levels have changed from 90/100/110/120 to 34/39/44/49. So far, the items required to upgrade them and their costs have not changed. In addition to this, a new upgrade level has been added, allowing Heirlooms to scale up to level 60.

What is the max heirloom level in wow? ›

The vast majority of heirlooms scale from levels 1 to 60, but can be upgraded with tokens three times: once to be effective from levels 1 to 90, secondly to 100, and finally to level 110. Upgraded heirlooms, when created from the heirlooms tab, will show up in characters' bags at the upgrade level seen in the UI.

Explore More ›

How to unlock heirlooms in WoW? ›

Heirloom backs are unlocked for purchase when a character reaches friendly with their Guild. Heirloom backs can only be purchased from Guild Vendors.

Learn More Now ›

How do you unlock all dungeons in Dragonflight? ›

Dragonflight has 4 level-up dungeons available to characters at Level 60-69 and 5 max-level dungeons available to Level 70 characters. Obviously, all dungeons will be open to maximum-level characters on Normal, Heroic, and Mythic Difficulties.

How to get the heirloom rings in WoW? ›

The Heirloom rings come from Garrison Shipyard missions. One comes from the Stranglethorn Fishing Extravaganza.

Read The Full Story ›