Man, this Legacy series is now a legacy

"who in their right mind looks forward to the plaguelands?" I did... :(

He really forgets to mention the start of Wotlk, Paladin's became gods, the only ones able to spar with the new DK's. Retri's back then, could hardly die, always proccing a free flash of light, and the more the merrier, with Divine Storm, hitting like a 1 target spell, but with aoe damage that also healed you. Perhaps the strongest dps(at the time), with plate gear and a free heal almost always ready, the only ones who could really combat the never dying and lifestealing DK. The Wotlk expansion really did introduce the fight between the DK and Paladin on a grand scale. And in the short interval before the release of wotlk, with the new talents, they were unrivaled. Lvling and killing foes was child's play for a time.

I miss the Auras. They were so unique to Paladins. That was what made them special

When TBC came out, I saw the Blood Elves and thought "What are those ridiculous things?" I made a BE Paladin for what I thought was going to be some short-lived fun. That Paladin is still my main, and most beloved WoW character ever. (wipes away tear)

"When the wings pop, you know you're in trouble" Unless you're up against an offensive dispeller.

Been playing the game since launch. Never noticed that the Judgement icon is that of a hammer and after images. I always thought it was some sort of wheel.

LEGACY OF THE WARLOCK Please! Warlocks are so interesting and have been bouncing between unkillable god and wet paper since Vanilla.

The Paladin class was too large to focus on pvp for this video, I would like to revisit their pvp history at some point in the future

Man an update to this series would be 🔥🔥

I've watched this video many times, but never at 11:00 did I notice that the ret clicks his trinket, then clicks his wings, then clicks his haste pot in his bags , and then finally 5 seconds after popping wings is another global CD used. Absolute beast.

For all of you guys asking about the name of the soundtrack at 00:55. It is called ''Seasons Of War''

I've been ret since patch 1.12 until current (6.2). I've only dabbled in holy and prot (tanked a little 25 man naxx in WOTLK and healed a little bit in TBC). Man, this video doesnt even scratch the surface of all the challenges and changes Ret went through.

I remember starting WoW and picking a paladin during TBC and looking at my talents and watching as i got closer to crusader strike thinking that leveling would become a complete joke once i got that spell.

I'll never forget ret just after the pre WotLK patch. Being that op for a short time was bliss.

As a Paladin playing since the release of WoW, this brought back a lot of memories. Great vid.

The 5 min on Pally buffs in Vanilla was a NIGHTMARE, with 40 man raids.

damn...that UI at 3:40 how the hell can that guy even enjoy the game with his screen full of shit like that. its like a computer infested with spyware/adware and pop ups out the ass.

I rolled my Paladin back in TBC, and have played him ever since. I loved having to communicate which Auras were needed, who would give each class what blessing, and balancing seals between the group. It was such a dynamic class to play, it kept your interest mid-combat, something that has been lost in Cata and MoP. Now it seems Blizzard wanted to try and make us a healing warrior-rogue hybrid and ruined the old appeal of the class. Now when I log on, I don't feel like I really do anything special for the group, especially considering 2 other classes can do my exact buffs, and my seals only really benefit me. Late TBC paladin was, in my opinion, the most enjoyable time to play a paladin. I had a lot of fun in PVP Wrath, but it was just kind of a face-roll fest. TBC, not only did it feel like we had a roll to fill, but it felt like we had our own playstyle. Playing a Paladin didn't feel like playing any other class. Those are the days I miss.

Those were the times Preach. I've lots of fun watching you and Ghosty on stream and even though I play rarely I still come back to watch and have some good memories! Cheers!

we want legacy of the shaman please :(

Paladins had that one patch in 3.3.1. Stack stamina spec prot, you could get around 50k hp, do 20k heals and judgement for 10k. It was so messed up, you could 1v3 skilled players in a legit fight. IT was so overpowered.. but quickly fixed.

03:18 Good God... that UI

I always tried new classes but in the end i always came back to the good ol ret pally that's my shit

Despite blizz putting so much effort into pallys ret is still one of the most unstable classes in the game. That meaning it's the most commonly changing spec or close to it.

i played a paladin in vanilla and I play a paladin on a vanilla private server now... I loved it I felt I had so much different seals to use and I could change them a lot in a fight to make it do different things... I loved it and still do

Your videos make me think back to when I first started. Thank you. It feels great to relive the old days.

You'r videos are like meditation to me man, I watch them and rewatch them again and again.

The entire time that UI was on screen I just kept looking at it and laughing. Had to watch it again, and then I did the same thing.

Vanilla Retribution actually rocked immensly if you knew what you were doing, but as you said everyone was a baddy so they didn't know how to use it.

Watching this after leveling and reading as a Paladin in classic. Never played one in vanilla. Watching this video back. Spot on in everything

already 3 years old and 2 expansions before.... kind of scary how fast time goes by

I know Uther also inspired alot of people to play Paladins including me.

I am in love with my protection paladin. I don't enjoy playing other classes.

Anyone else here thats rewatching these after everything that has happened and missing these times?

Would love to see you continue this series into current content. This was an absolute joy to watch :)

This legacy series is outstanding, dude! Superb.

Once I went into ICC, and everything went good...and when we get to the queeen, first spell I cast on her was that Judgement of Light or how its called (the healing judgement) and I was number one in healing done ... like I had twice as much as the second healer under me, and the funny thing is I was retri

Preach, you should really think about doing more of these legacy videos, I enjoy them immensely and I'm sure I'm not alone.

you should put this to date man, I love this series. Keep the good work.

Did I miss or didn't you mention Shockadin?

Blessings at lunch lasted 5 mins, meaning in MC they were constantly recasting blessings only if there were

I just discovered your channel man, and it's just wonderful how much effort you put into these videos. It is detailed and quite long but you keep me interested all the way to the very end. Thanks dude :)

I really like your videos. I started playing in nov 2005 but finally got my own account may 2006. I really enjoyed vanilla, bugs and all. I miss the community and the style of play. Thanks for the blast to the past, It meant a lot to me.

You forgot to mention that when the Wrath of the Lich King patch launched, Retribution Paladins were the second most overpowered class in the game besides Death Knights. During a couple of weeks Ret could kill pretty much anything and anyone. Heck, I even recall being able to solo a lvl 70 Rogue who had epics... As a lvl 67 Paladin. To say that the damage was through the roof is an understatement. Blizzard was forced to nerf them, but it was not enough to stop them from dominating in Arenas during the single most unbalanced PvP season the game has ever had: season 5. Paladins and Death Knights were completely ridiculous and Ret will likely never be as powerful as they were at that point in time.

Not even mentioning the bubble!? or the powerful shockadin.. Well of course it is PvP things but still worth mentioning in my opinion.. It's a pretty good series you got going. Keep it up! ;)

Hey Preach, this is my favorite series on the internet. No lie. Please keep the legacy video's coming.

Thanks for taking me down memory lane. A couple of comments: TBC: From what I recall, ret was token in Sunwell because you only needed one for Sanctity Aura (+2% damage to the raid). You had individuals trying to convince the world ret was worthwhile and getting lolled at by raiding guilds. The top guild in the world at the time Sunwell came out even wrote something on why they didn't take rets to raids, and why that changed from 0 rets to one (1) ret for Brutallus. WotLK: This was the true moment of reckoning for Ret, between ret smashing faces at the expansion's launch (after being lolret through two whole batches of content) and being solid DPS with utility until the end of the expansion. I'll admit I preferred the original design pre-Ulduar where Ret was preferred for Judgment of Light since amount healed was determined by your attack power, and Ret had Holy and Prot beat in that department. Cata: I never rolled a rogue because I didn't like combo points and Slice'n'Dice, and Blizz went and took a hammer to my favorite spec, then turned it into a pseudo rogue through Holy Power and Inquisition. I still argue Guardian of Ancient Kings doesn't fit the Warcraft paladin concept (for one because Warcraft paladins can't summon things).

Holy shit. That UI in the first Wrath clip is fucking awesome. I want it. What's the name of it and is it still being updated? Anyone?

However you slice it though ... content in Vanilla was AWESOME. End game 5-mans, Raids, all of it was AWESOME, right? Who's with me?! :D

Preach. I tend to check your channel frequently for new vids of any sort cuz you are fun to watch and easy to listen to. Just wanted to let you know that you do a flatout fantastic job on these videos. It is really neat to see this kind of stuff.

We need more of this, legacy of the Warlock please.

he forgott about the 2 days of Justice. a wednesday/Thursday adventure never seen again. shotrly after BC poped in, not many horde players got their paly highlevel. but the alliance did, and these 2 days were devistating for the Horde. the day Pallys did pure magical damage with every spell. the spells buffed eachother so that a Pally was able (no shitting i was there in this time) to hold back a WHOLE alterac Horde-army! i member this time, sitting there on the bridge at the ally camp, with oen of my 3v3 arena friends, the third oenw as on his lonlyx road to solo drek'tar because, why the heck not!. so we stand there.. the army of Horde running up to us and all we did was.... Spellspamming. and i tell you guys: the horde wasnt able to get thru us. these 2 days i gathered the whole Arenaset. in 2 friggin days. win after win, it was heroic!

This is an interesting view point from (what seems to be) a prominently Horde player. In Vanilla WoW, Paladins brought 2 things to a raid that Horde coveted: Blessing of Salvation and Blessing of Kings. PVP however was a TOTALY different story.

Sitting here 4 years later, still waiting for more legacy videos

Love these legacy videos! Looks like you put so much work into them! Thanks!

you're not making any legacy vids anymore preach

I've played a paladin from late bc, and I will forever be a ret pally! FOR THE LIGHT!

For someone like me that didn't start palying WoW until Cata videos like these are cool and very fun to watch.

thanks for making this vid man, never got to play WoW back in Vanilla so its nice to see my fav class through the years

I like how nothing was mentioned about serious rbg groups completely denying holy or ret paladins over 2.2k rating. I wish he would sit on darkspear trade and listen to why neither are viable mop was most certainly not good to paladins in my opinion.

3:18 What in the fuck...? How can you even find yourself in that mess!?

I can't wait to see the videos for the rest of the classes!

I love these Legacy videos, please make one for every class!

First gen paladin = best gen paladin. They called us retadin but nevertheless i was an undying GOD who was top dmg in every party i joined... People simple didn't know how to play retribution paladins because they didn't have 1 rotation. I'll never forget the moment where i got attacked in stranglethorn with my pala by a mob who was red to me... as i was doing my best not to die whilst killing it there was an enemy warrior spectating the fight. /applaud and stuff like that b4 he finally killed the mob out of respect for my fight. He then /bow and left me in piece even though he could kill me in 1 autohit. :p

warlock please:D?

I remember in classic being the only retri paladin known, always joining raids and actually being able to compete with other DPS classes all thanks to the PVP gear available. Being with all that PVP gear as a retri paladin also made me near impossible to beat in PVP. Also being one of the few on the server with 300 cooking with the epic food recipe and fishing and the UBRS key, made so many people want me. Classic was a time of luxury for me.

After years I had to come back to this video !!

And now in 2019 I am doing all of this :D

I rolled a ret pally during Wrath. I was Jesus. As prot, I was god.

More of these Mike! Watched the Rogue video as well, amazing. Love your videos!

How i miss vanilla, watching these videos, was a pain to do anything but still miss it

DK next please, just 3 expacs to cover so won't take too long.

in late cata remember when denouncw one shot people

This video makes me remember all the cool stuff and why I miss TBC healing

"Probably not the monks just yet" And yet before Shaman, Deathknight, Priest, Hunter, and Druid.

i sure do miss that shaman and paladin were faction specific though, made it unique to each respective factions and much more fun in this world. And i also miss the fact that each character kind of had its own unique roles and skills, now everything is kind of a mixed pot with everyone class with CC and such. Wow... WoW got retarded for casual players

Blizzard love Paladin.. lol Community loved them and blizzard forced to make them viable. Blizzard officers have more than once said that they prefer Warriors. The name loladin came from the love i guess..

so ready for more legacy videos, theyre my favourite!!!

the only time i ever really played a pally was towards the end of the Cataclysm expansion, and I was a healer. I just remember being able to singlehandedly heal the whole raid with my AOE heals without really trying. Loved it XD

Level 82 Tauren Paladin FOR THE HORDE!

Holy radiance was amazing until blizz went and fucked it up.

Best thing about being a pally in vanilla was there were way to few on my server. And since i was competent i got into every raid.

"Not Easily!" the biggest understatement of all times!

yes the horde so envied the alliance cause they had paladins. sorry i would have preferred the severely op shamans at the time.

I absolutely loved my ret pala in wotlk, when they changed the whole mechanics in cata I quit wow, they ruined my favorite spec.

This is fantastically narrated. Your videos are awesome.

Please follow this up with a part 2? WoD to nowadays. Love your Legacy videos!!!

So right off the bat, you're telling me you have no idea about pally until this vid? -.- .. That explains a few things.. You under played vanilla sir.. Prot and Ret were not dogshit.. Back then all Paladins had the same abilities.. It was the tech tree that made certain ones better than others.. So all specs could heal, damage, tank.. We were gods! Yeah sure we had limited spells, but not to the extent you described good sir.. Not even close.. Hammer of Wrath, Consecration, Judgement, all seals, Holy Wrath, Hammer of Justice, Turn Evil, Divine Protection, Divine Shield, Blessing of Protection, Lay on Hands, each and every damage reduction aura, and all our other Blessings.... All of these, used properly, meant certain death to any Horde fool that ever crossed our paths, and made sure we'd always come on top versus anything PvE.. Paladins invented world Solo Elites.. You know those Elites in the world no one could ever kill on their own at the same level? Paladins did.. And we did it so well in fact, that we did it 5-6 levels lower than the elites.. We Paladins, we were more elite than the elites.. Because hey, you forgot one HUGE important detail of Vanilla; NO FORBEARANCE!!! Yeah.. And yes, you read me right, Divine Protection did not get replaced by Divine Shield when you got it.. No.. They were TWO DIFFERENT SPELLS both giving complete immunity.. DShield was 10 seconds, while DProt was 8 seconds.. Add Blessing of Protection to that and we have 28 full seconds of "you can't fucking touch this"! Which meant 28 seconds of you standing in our Consecration, getting burned, while taking any melee and judgement hits.. Oh.. You also forgot to mention how Undead players, actually counted as undead for the first half of the game.. Which meant that Turn Evil and Holy Wrath were regular spells to use.. Holy Wrath also hit any aberrations, elemental's, and of course, demons.. So Warlocks and Mages-especially undead ones-wouldn't even look at us.. They simply ran away in fear.. Not because I cast Turn Evil, but because they seen me, and turned and ran of their own free will.. Vanilla Paladins, were gods.. I once nearly took out a level capped Tauren Shaman, and all of his lower leveled friends, in an STV brawl.. You remember those STV brawls right? At the Nesignwary camp site? 3 ally including myself, at lvl 47, took on 7 Horde players, ranging from the STV45+, to the level cap.. I killed them all except the Shaman.. Obviously.. He was in raid gear.. He better of killed me.. But what's sad on his part is he still nearly died to a lvl47 Paladin.. You see, I had specced prot/ret, which you could do back then.. I went down the prot tree just enough to get the talent "Reckoning", which back then, gave chance on swing, to make your next few swings, have an additional weapon swing.. Which meant I could smash you in the face TWICE in ONE shot.. Couple that with Seal of Command, add a two hand mace that had a chance ability to do extra bonus damage, coupled more with 28 seconds of immunity, factor in Lay on Hands (full insta heal), coupled with what heals all paladins had, including the seal of light... I'm sorry man.. You got it all wrong.. Vanilla Paladins.. You couldn't kill one that knew wtf he was doing.. Especially with our damage reduction aura's.. I mean.. I can go on about how god like I was.. But I think I made my point now.. lol.. So yeah.. You got Vanilla Paladin Legacy all wrong.. Sorry.. -.- Same with BC... Seal of blood was alright, but not as awesome as you say it was.. Countering seal of blood was simply a game of out lasting the guy who is killing himself trying to kill you.. lol.. I mean it was hard, but it wasn't one way as per the impression you gave.. ;) We ally Pally's that knew wtf we were doing gave them elves a run for their moneys.. You also missed some points in Wrath as well.. The age of "lol storm".. The days a pally could jump head strong into a full group of players, press Divine Storm, and drop all of them half health in one shot.. Need I say more? I mean sure, we had to couple that with Avenging Wrath to get that output.. But still.. A whole group of players loosing over half their health by one player with one spell, and he'd just divine shield right afterwards so you couldn't kill him? I tanked through wrath.. Also the age of "block".. You know, when they first introduced "block".. Block paladin tanks were indestructible both PVE and PVP until it got nerfed.. And that was WITHOUT factoring ardent defender.. It rarely ever got used.. But I was still thankful to have it.. It only really helped all the noobs out there that had no fucking idea how to play pally at all.. That and the healers who sucked ass.. And by god there was a lot of them.. By wrath, everyone and their mother wanted to play Paladin simply because of the legacy left behind in BC, coupled with the new rework of wrath.. I mean.. That quickly died down fast, don't get me wrong.. DK's were the absolute when wrath launched.. They were undead and no paladin with all our undead counter spells could touch them.. All that quickly changed though.. First patch and boom! Paladins were gods yet again.. They also changed the undead thing for DK's so they and us were on par.. As for the triple judgement thing.. THAT WAS AWESOME!!! Way better than previous methods of seal, judge, and re seal... But the button mash gap wasn't large either... It was actually really short if you knew your shit.. Vanilla, BC, and Wrath all had one thing in common for Paladins.. Rotation.. You either had it, or you didn't.. Those that did, were among the best that stand tall even to this day.. Those that didn't, still did well enough to make it to raids.. Not enough to top charts as they should have.. Oh, and you neglected to mention... Holy Rad.. The AOE spell that healed everyone around us that all Paladins regardless of class had, and could use effectively... How'd you forget to mention that ditty?! 5 paladins in any BG grouped together were unstoppable.. No one had the damage to take us all out.. It couldn't be done.. lol.. PvE, how about 5 paladins aggroing a whole dungeon at once, and not dying?! Don't even ask what we did to poor Arthas.. He never seen it coming.. Wrath was awesome.. lol.. Did you know back in wrath, they gave us Hand of Reckoning.. This is a taunt, but when it first come out, the target you used it on, would take holy damage if it wasn't targeting you.. Using that spell, 3 Paladins on any encounter, spread out in each of their own corner of the room, could make any boss do a full 360 in the middle of the room without ever being touched... You could tank a boss with three paladins and not need to heal a single one of them since they'd never get hit.. Blizz took the damage aspect out of that spell real quick when they found out.. -.- And then Cata.. Was that ever the change up or what? lol.. I remember learning to use holy power while doing the tourney since that's when they introduced it (a few months prior to cata launch).. It was a learning curve I quickly overcame due to the tanking role I chose for wrath.. And it made me feel godlike even more than I had been previously.. I was healing myself in ICC more than the healers could through word of glory.. Soooo.. That was a thing.. lol.. And then cata came with all the tech tree changes and all that fucked up jazz.. Blah.. I mean you're right, prot and holy paladins had it good from the get go.. But it took blizz nearly a full year to fix the ret output.. It was a constant up and down for rets as the patch's came through.. What a fucking trip that was.. lol. But it was still fun.. And now MoP.. Consider the class perfected.. I've healed, I've tanked, and I've always been ret.. All three specs are about as awesome as they can get.. Yes, there has been some rework that wasn't too great, but that was due to PvP power and how it originally worked.. Holy got a change due to how Mastery works and everyone was using Eternal Flame to keep the shields up.. Everyone still uses EF despite the nerf mainly because everyone who's holy tends to raid heal.. But we're just as good tank healers as any other class if specced for it.. Prot, simply doesn't die.. I seen a prot tank ToT solo.. The whole fucking thing.. Solo tanked.. Soooo.. That's a current thing.. As for ret.. I pop wings, you fucking die.. Period.. No if's, but's, what about's, or nothing.. I pop wings, you die.. That's not to say wings are OP.. That's to say that I'm smart enough to pop that shit when you can't stop me from attacking you anymore.. That's the trick for ret.. Everyone has some mass CC of some sort.. So to be an affective ret player, you need to make sure there is nothing that can stop you while you have wings up.. If you get stopped, and you were stupid enough to pop all CD's (as most pally players are), then you get fucked over and can't kill anything for another 2-3minutes.. If you're smart about it, and you wait patiently, you touch it, it dies.. I can even make it so I stall 5-6 players in one spot on the map, all by myself, just using up holy power to keep myself up... Remember that to be a good paladin, doesn't mean to be awesome in what spec you are in.. But rather that you acknowledge the fact that you are a Paladin.. Be a Paladin first, and you and your team mates will always come up on top, and you will be praised for it.. Walk into anything thinking that you are only supposed to do what you're specced into, and you fail.. Period.. Oh, and the best part is no rotation.. Everything pally, regardless of the spec, has no rotation.. Everything is priority cast.. You actually need to think and be aware of wtf is going on around you to be an effective Paladin player.. GG.. Soixanteneuf - Nath - MS:Ret/OS:Prot Auradia - Nath - MS:Holy/OS:Shockadin Casually epic!!! I break the mold.. ;D

We need more of these...

1:36 with seal switching, weapon switching and smarter choice you can relatively okay level your paladin to lvl 60 as a RET. However using a half hybrid prot/ret build with ur shield and 1h weapon is hell.

Through love and hate, I played a Paladin from Vanilla through to WotLK. One thing that wasn't mentioned in the video was that Paladins were always one of the most gear-dependent classes in the game. Ret was viable since Vanilla, it's just that it had a high minimum gear requirement. I remember finally getting a Zin'rokh from ZG, immediately specing Ret, and the total ass-ton damage I was doing in raids, BGs, and skirmishes out in front of Tarren Mill. But, inevitably, playing a Paladin was hard. The stigma associated with Prot and Ret was nearly impossible to escape, and most of the time you were stuck healing. Occasionally you would spec Ret for PvP, but had to be pretty committed to amass a completely separate gear set suited for the purpose. And then patch 3.0.2 released, and it was finally time to put all of that off-spec arena gear to good use. This was about a month prior to the actual release date of WotLK and Paladins were in a state that can only be described as "broken." Seriously, no other class at the time could take on 3 players at once and utterly crush them, but a Paladin could. The class had clearly been tested to ensure that it was viable for WotLK content, but not its impact prior to Northrend being made available. The other class forums lit up with vitriol, and Blizzard eventually imposed some big nerfs, but to their credit, left the class in a manageable state. Finally Ret was a viable DPS spec, and so I had a lot of fun in WotLK. I skipped Cata as I was focusing on career now, but returned for MoP for a short while. By then I couldn't put enough time in that the game required, half of the people I'd met had quit, and I couldn't get into a raiding guild. Also, Holy Power had since been introduced, and I'd previously played a rogue in Vanilla for all of 30 minutes before realizing that the whole combo point mechanic just wasn't for me. Really, Paladins have always offered something that most other classes couldn't, true spec variety. What other class, aside from maybe a Druid, could heal, tank, and do damage? But, again, the downside was the massive time commitment required to gear up, sometimes boring play style, and an often type-cast healing role. To this day, I will never forget how much time I spent in Un'goro Crater farming living essences to craft a Hide of the Wild. With WoW Classic coming up, I was thinking about switching, but frankly...to what? In fact, I'm curious to see how far I can progress with a much more constrained time commitment. I say 50/50, but it'll be an interesting experiment.

I played a Healadin from BC on. She was my favorite toon to run through Naxx back in the day.

Thank you mike and andy. This series is very important with the upcoming paid beta for classic wow.

The reason I don't miss vanilla. It took me way longer than my friends to level up because I chose to play a pally first off and didn't want to create a new character until I was level 60. But TBC and Wrath were just an absolutely amazing time to be a paladin. I do truly miss those days. I'll take my rose-tinted glasses off now.

I love the Plaguelands! I always, ALWAYS level in there!

Made me all nostalgic, and reminds me how much I love my paly

you are spot on about holy pallys going into Cata, i played at end of vanilla TBC and start of wolk before quiting...i got fed up with the spamming of two healing spells it got so boring and easy that i was eating and watching TV while raiding end game content in BC lol. lazymans class i use to call it... when i come back for cata... i was in heaven!!!!! fell even more in love, with all new spells it felt like a new class. i made a new account for cata cause old one got hacked.. ended up calling My holypally ""Spamhealer"" cause of the old play style.... when cata xpac launched, it made that name not fit the class anymore... was pissed for the longest time about my toons name after that lol.

EP was my favorite place to level as a paladin

Ahhhhhh the nostalgia and memories of WoW thru the ages :D! I played a Druid all throughout Vanilla, played half of BC and Druid and made me first ever main switch to Warlock. Come WOTLK I rerolled Death Knight and Hunter and absolutely loved it! With Cata stuck with both and added in Shaman for healing :p Mists of Pandaria I stuck it out, but with WOD I have so many characters and classes xP! Def alting a Prot Paladin for some fun and beautiful Transmog options :3!