To get started on your first legendary item, you need to reach maximum level and complete the introduction to Torghast, the endless
dungeon in The Maw zone. Once you defeat Warden Skoldus in that one-time
experience, you’ll receive a key; this starts a quest that introduces
you to the Runecarver, the guy who’s going to help you learn to upgrade
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To get started with that crafting, you need a Memory of the Runecarver recipe that gives a quest for the specific legendary power
you seek. Memories drop from almost everywhere: PvP, raids, dungeons,
covenant quests and events, rare bosses, and other quests. If you find
one, you can return it to the Runecarver, who will then have the ability
to add that power to a piece of armour. Some powers are only available
for particular armour slots. To start, each class has four Memories
available, plus four for their spec and generic powers that are
available to everyone.
WoW Shadowlands legendary items
Almost all legendary powers come from previous skills and bonuses that
existed for your class in other expansions. Legion legendary items make a
big comeback here, as do Azerite traits from Battle for Azeroth and set
bonuses from previous expansions. Some are brand-new: For example,
hunters can craft a legendary that turns their slowing Tar Trap ability
into a fiery pulse of AOE damage when the player tosses a Flare on top
of it.
Once you have the memory you want to build upon, you’ll need a base item to upgrade. These are crafted, so you can make them on an alt or
buy them from the Auction House. (The recipes drop all over the
Shadowlands.) You don’t actually need the profession to turn the base
item into your Legendary item.
The level of the base item determines the level of the legendary, but
the legendary powers themselves don’t change, and you can upgrade it
later at a slightly increased cost. This means it’s generally worth
crafting what you want immediately when you have the necessary items,
unless you have the materials to craft the more-powerful version all at
once. Currently, there are four ranks of legendary base items, ranging
from item level 190 to 235.
Once you’ve got your base item, you need a player Inscriptionist to craft two Missives for you, which determine what secondary stats
(critical strike, haste, versatility, etc.) the item will have. You also
need Soul Ash from running Torghast; how much you need depends on how
powerful the base item is, and you get more Ash the further you get in
the endless dungeon. There are two wings, and each level gets harder and
gives a little less ash. It’s theoretically possible to collect the
necessary Soul Ash for a level 190 item at the start of the second week
of the expansion; most folks will take longer than that. A 235 item
costs almost five times as much.
When you’re ready to complete an item, you can seek out the Runecarver just inside the Torghast entrance. He’ll help you put it all
together. If you need to upgrade it later, you’ll bring him a
higher-level base item and additional Soul Ash. Enjoy your newfound
power!
