One of the finer aspects of World of Warcraft is the game's transmogrification system. This system lets players collect gear and use its appearance instead of the look that their current stat gear would provide. Most weapons and armor can be used for transmogrification purposes, and many players enjoy completing old dungeons and raids in hopes of finding the perfect top or matching gloves.

In its current state, players must keep each piece of gear that they want to use for transmogrification. When the feature launched in World of Warcraft, players had the option to purchase Void Storage space. This banking alternative let players store several pieces of gear and remove it from the store for a price, specifically for use with the transmogrification system. At first, players had to pull a piece out of the Void Storage in order to use its appearance, but later, gear in the Void Storage was usable in transmogrification without being removed.

Although Void Storage is large and a second tab of storage is now available, many players bemoan about their full bags and banks. With five expansions worth of weapons and armor to collect, players find themselves wanting to keep a plethora of items for all their cosmetic needs. Now, the sixth World of Warcraft expansion is on its way, and luckily, it is completely changing the way transmogrification works.

A preview of the new UI [Image via WoWhead.com]During the World of Warcraft Systems Panel at this year's BlizzCon, Blizzard developers detailed the welcome and dramatic changes to the transmogrification aspect of the game. The "Transmogrify 2.0" changes are planned to give players a chance to clean up their banks and inventories while retaining all the looks World of Warcraft has to offer. The new system will let players add items to their Wardrobe, a menu with collected appearances, rather than having to keep each piece of gear in a bank or bag. Not to mention, as WoWhead reported, this new system is account wide.

Players will be able to loot an item, and once the piece of gear is bound to the player, the appearance is learned and unlocked in the player's Wardrobe. The item can then be trashed or sold because its appearance is forever collected within the Wardrobe. Additionally, three new transmoggable slots will be included in the system. Shirts, weapons enchantments, and tabards will utilize the transmogrification system when Legion launches.

Outfits in the new system [Image via WoWhead.com]The new transmogrification system coming to World of Warcraft will also let players hide their shoulders in addition to helms and cloaks. As MassivelyOP points out, hidden items will be specific to each outfit rather than being toggled within the game's settings. Players will be able to hide a helm on one outfit and have it appear on another without having to change their World of Warcraft options.

Even the official World of Warcraft website rang in on the new changes announced at BlizzCon 2015. The site confirms that the new Wardrobe system will give players access to items from completed quests, even ones from quests that they have previously completed. On top of that, all quest reward options will be unlocked, including the ones that the player did not select as a reward. That means players are likely to find some old favorites in their Wardrobe when the new system launches.

New transmog options in 'World of Warcraft' [Images via WoWhead.com]Of course, big class changes are coming to World of Warcraft when Legion launches, too. Be sure to check out the revealed Hunter changes coming to the game. As the Inquisitr stated, Blizzard developers are featuring each class and their specializations during their Class Preview Series this week. The Hunter is undergoing key changes like Survival's use of a melee weapon, Beast Mastery's call on multiple pets, and Marksmanship's lone wolf approach to the class.

Are you a fan of searching for and equipping the perfect gear just for its appearance?

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