Legion Remix Transmogs: Costs & Vendors

Legion Remix is just around the corner — a time-twisted return to the Broken Isles, stacked with many many rewards to chase (for the full spread — mounts, pets, toys, achievements, and more — see our Complete Rewards Guide).

In this particular article we’re honing in on Ensembles — the transmog sets. We’ll show where they come from, which vendors stock them, and what they cost in Bronze, so you can plan your route, budget smartly, and hit the event running!

How To Get Legion Remix Transmogs

Legion Transmogs are sold by vendors in the Infinite Bazaar. Any character can buy and learn them — even for classes, tiers, or armor types that weren’t originally theirs. Using an Ensemble teaches the appearances to your transmog collection; mogging rules still apply when you dress your character. In practice, that means you can purchase across all armor families to fill out your wardrobe, but you can only wear looks that match your character’s native armor type.

Example: a Demon Hunter can purchase and learn cloth, mail, plate, or leather Ensembles to complete the collection, but can only transmog leather appearances in play. It’s a flexible system so feel free to shop on any alt, build out the looks you’re missing, and then equip them on characters who can actually use that armor type.

Where To Buy Transmogs

You can get Legion Remix Ensembles by spending Bronze at the Infinite Bazaar — a dedicated marketplace in Dalaran for all things Remix. Use the map pin above to step through the portal.

There are many vendors for Legion Transmogs in the Infinite Bazaar:

• Unicus offers Exclusive Ensembles found only in Legion Remix.
• Larah Treebender handles the Open-World and Questing ensembles.
• Arturos sells the Dungeon ensembles.
• Aeonicus stocks the Raid Finder ensembles.
• Durus carries the Normal-difficulty raid ensembles.
• Sacerdormu offers the Heroic-raid ensembles.
• Pythagorus sells the Mythic-raid ensembles.
• Agos the Silent runs “Lost and Found Apparel” — Legion ensembles sourced from non-Legion content.
• Freddie Threads offers cloak ensembles that match many Legion sets.

Some of the Ensembles are going to cost a lot, but don’t let the price tags spook you as Remix pumps out Bronze at a brisk pace, making those totals far more attainable than they first appear. And since Legion Remix runs for at least 2 months, steady play gives you plenty of time to earn the currency for the rewards you’re chasing!

Legion Remix Exclusive Transmogs

These are the marquee sets of the event: appearances you can only obtain in Legion Remix. Sold by Unicus at the Infinite Bazaar, they’re bespoke Legion-themed outfits made to mark your Remix journey and expand your wardrobe with looks you won’t find anywhere else.

Legion Remix Dungeon Transmogs

Dungeon Transmogs bottle the signature aesthetics of Legion’s 5-player dungeons — valarjar golds from Halls of Valor, kaldorei gothic tones from Black Rook Hold, crystalline Suramar polish from Court of Stars, the Wardens’ stark lines in Vault of the Wardens, and the earth-scarred motifs of Neltharion’s Lair—so your look reads unmistakably "Dungeon" at a glance.

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Legion Remix LFR Transmogs

Raid Finder Transmogs capture the entry-tier raid colorways and trims from Legion’s set pieces — dream-touched Emerald Nightmare, storm-forged Trial of Valor, nightborne opulence of The Nighthold, fel-scarred Tomb of Sargeras, and titan-tempered Antorus.

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Legion Remix Normal Raid Transmogs

Normal Raid Transmogs deliver the same iconic Legion raid silhouettes tuned to the Normal palette — richer than LFR, but more restrained than Heroic/Mythic. Think deep nightmare crimsons from Emerald Nightmare, arcwine purples and gilt accents from The Nighthold, sea-washed fel greens of the Tomb of Sargeras, and titan-brass finishes from Antorus.

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Legion Remix Heroic Raid Transmogs

Heroic Raid Ensembles amplify Legion’s raid silhouettes with bolder, higher-contrast finishes. It’s the unmistakable “Heroic” read: richer saturation, sharper trims, and a step up in presence without tipping into Mythic spectacle.

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Legion Remix Mythic Raid Transmogs

Mythic Raid Ensembles showcase Legion’s sets at their most striking — the deepest nightmare reds of Emerald Nightmare, lavish arcwine amethyst with razor filigree in The Nighthold, searing fel emeralds in Tomb of Sargeras, and titan-lit brass with ember accents in Antorus. It’s the prestige read: the boldest palettes, the sharpest trims, and silhouettes that unmistakably say "Mythic".

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Legion Remix Open World and Questing Transmogs

Open World and Questing Ensembles bundle appearances from Legion’s zone storylines and outdoor content. It’s the simplest way to round out Legion visuals without stepping into dungeons or raids.

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Legion Remix Lost and Found Apparel

Lost and Found Apparel is the catch-all shelf for Legion looks that didn’t come from the usual buckets. Instead of being tied to a specific zone, dungeon, or raid, these Ensembles collect stray appearances sourced outside core Legion content — odds and ends that once lived in side activities or unusual origins — now bundled so you can fill awkward gaps in your Legion wardrobe without chasing the original non-Legion source.

Legion Remix Discount Transmogs

Discount Cloak Ensembles package cape appearances that pair with a wide range of Legion sets (raid, dungeon, and class looks) so you can finish a transmog without springing for a full outfit. Cloaks are universal, so once learned they’re usable across your roster, making these bundles an easy, low-cost way to tie a look together, fill gaps where a set lacked a backpiece, or mix and match tints.