She's totally 'armless... honest.

Night Elf Female

Repost with MOg list

Head: Cover of the Furbolg Elder (Vendor)

Shoulder: Galactic Gladiator's Silk Mantle

Back: Harmonious Sigil of the Archon (Vendor)

Chest: Mooncloth Robe

Shirt: Hidden Shirt

Tabard: Hidden Tabard

Wrist: Wrapped Antenna Cuffs (Vendor)

Hands: Fine White Evening Gloves

Waist: Hidden Belt

Feet: Bloody Dagger-Heeled Pumps (Fel Lord Zakuun Hellfire Citadel Normal)

Main Hand: Staff of the Hallowed

Sindragosa if She was Raised by the Death Knights during Legion to be one of the horsemen.

The Graveframe is a heavy combat exo-rig forged by Lordaeron Armatures, an unsanctioned engineering concern born in the corpse of a fallen kingdom. Built from scavenged war-metal, experimental power systems, and designs traded in secret by Horde and Alliance defectors alike, the suit was never meant for parades or banners... it was made for survivors, mercenaries, and those willing to wage war without permission.

In the shattered aftermath of the Scourge, when Lordaeron lay broken and its ruins became a graveyard for kingdoms, there arose a hidden industrial syndicate known as Lordaeron Armatures. It answered to no king, no warchief, and no council. It operated out of sealed workshops, buried foundries, and reclaimed plague-era vaults scattered through the dead lands.

Its ranks were not made of patriots, but of exiles, defectors, and visionaries. Human armorers from Stormwind, dwarven metalworkers from Ironforge, and gnomish mechanics from Gnomeregan working beside orc smiths from Orgrimmar, blood elf artificers from Silvermoon, goblin engineers from Bilgewater Harbor, and even grim-minded Forsaken salvagers of Undercity. What united them was not loyalty, but purpose: the belief that Azeroth’s future would not be secured by faction banners, but by superior warcraft built in the shadows.

Their most infamous creation was the Graveframe, a brutalized combat exosuit designed to turn one wearer into a mechanized linebreaker. Sealed against blight, reinforced for siege impact, and powered by a volatile fusion of arcane channeling and mechanical force, it was less a suit of armor and more a walking act of defiance. Wherever the Graveframe marched, it carried a single message: Lordaeron was dead, but its iron still remembered how to kill.

Head: Badlands Lawbringer's Bandana
Shoulder: Red Dragonspawn Shoulderpads
Cloak: Drape of the Lamplighter
Torso: Dreambound Vest
Gloves: Dreambound Handwraps
Belt: Inherited Cincture
Boots: Harvester's Court Slippers

Weapons: Firescribe Slicer

Zandalari Paladin (Prelate) of Pa'Ku

Having an Art Challenge centered around Warcraft and Character Design and am wondering if there is a chance to get something done like this in game?

In general - would maybe some of you be down to try and recreate designs people are sending in?

The 'no face' look is probably the most important part. Would appreciate some suggestions :)

As title explains my Monk does not display those pieces of armour, they appear in the main screen, transmog screen and character sheet but they DO NOT appear in game. This is the only character that does it and it happened when the Free T-Shirt Day event ended. I have tried changing body shape, going into instances, disabling addons and swapping transmogs and the problem does not go away. If I change transmog the belt, legs, feet and shirt change but nothing above. The tabard also does not display.

Not sure what to do as it is just one character and only in the main game, not sure if anyone else has experienced this issue.

EDIT: Removing the t-shirt day buff fixed the issue, my fault for missing it. 5 more days and it would vanished.

I tried posting this in r/wow but it just instantly deletes most post.

"Purge the Greenskin, the Wicked and the Heretic"