Where can I buy old PvP sets in Shadowlands?

If you‘re looking to collect previous expansion‘s PvP sets for transmogrification, you can purchase a vast array of old gladiator and honor gear in Shadowland‘s hub city of Oribos. Specifically from Purveyor Zo‘kuul and Zo‘sorg located in the Enclave at (36, 57).

In this guide, I‘ll cover everything you need to know about acquiring vintage PvP appearances including:

• Cost overview
• Mark of Honor farming
• Echoes of Battle acquisition
• Notable set differences

Let‘s dive in!

Costs Overview

The table below shows the currencies required and general costs:

As expected, unlocking full appearances ranges higher in echoes. But pieces themselves cap out around 30 marks, a week‘s worth of grinding.

Acquiring Mark of Honor

You‘ll need lots of Mark of Honor tokens to purchase old weapons and gear from Purveyor Zo‘kuul. Here‘s the best methods to farm them up:

• Random epic battlegrounds – 33% chance per win
• Rated arena wins – 240 per week
• Rated battleground wins – 130 per win
• Weekly quests – 325 per quest

With a full group aggressively farming, you can reasonably earn 500-700 per week. LFG groups advertise mark runs.

It takes 15-30 marks for most pieces, so farming for a full set will take 2-5 weeks depending on your effort.

Acquiring Echoes of Battle

For full ensemble unlocks at Zo‘sorg‘s you‘ll need Echoes of Battle, acquired from:

• Disenchanting old PvP gear – Around 50 echoes
• Rated arenas & battleground wins – 325-500 per win
• Trading Honor to Purveyor Zo‘kuul – 1000 Honor = 20 Echoes

Echo costs range from 400 to 700 per appearance set. You‘ll realistically earn enough each week if actively playing rated PvP.

Pro Tip: Upgrade Honor gear fully before disenchanting to yield 2x Echoes of Battle!

Notable Sets & Differences

Gear models dramatically shifted during Cataclysm, getting sleeker and more high fantasy. And modern Shadowlands ensembles glow or have special effects.

Here‘s some noteworthy sets that stand out:

Burning Crusade

Brutal, gothic plate and imposing spiked armor. Bold primary colors on most factions.

Wrath of the Lich King

Vrykul and Norse themed mail & leather sets. Alliance offset by blue hues vs Horde reddish tones.

Shadowlands

Modern, sleek gladiator gear with glowing runes and icy chunks. Stylized faction differences remain.

Hopefully you now understand how acquiring old PvP sets works in Shadowlands! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Good luck and may your Mark of Honor luck be plentiful!