The models for Honor gear resemble LFR models.

It is item level 700, and scales to ilvl 730 in PvP. This epic-quality gear is the top level of PvP gear, excluding purely cosmetic Elite gear. Conquest Gear, purchased with, is Wild Gladiator's Gear.This has a chance to be Warforged, adding 6 ilvls to both numbers. This season's gear is called Wild Combatant's gear, is ilvl 670 in PvE, and scales to ilvl 710 in PvP. Honor Gear, so called because it's purchased with, is the next tier up.In PvP, it automatically scales up to ilvl 700. Basic Gear: Warlords of Draenor has introduced a new tier of PvP gear - Wild Aspirant's gear is the 'basic' tier at ilvl 625.The three tiers of gear are laid out below: What's more, all gear is scaled up to a floor item level, so that you are not at a huge gear-based disadvantage in PvP. If you enter a PvP situation, such as being attacked in the world, a battleground, a skirmish, an arena or Ashran, it will scale up to the higher item level. If you wear this gear in a PvE situation, such as questing, dungeons, raids, and the like, it will have a lower item level. Warlords of Draenor introduced PvP item scaling to gear. Note that the two sets of Aspirant's and Combatant's gear are for Alliance and Horde, at the moment one faction cannot get the other faction's gear. We've added 3D models of all the gear below so you can see what you're getting. The Aspirant's gear, particularly, is extremely easy to get hold of, and the historic restrictions on the purchase of Honor weapons have been removed.

Or, of course, you can use it for transmogrification. If you're new to PvP and want to participate in Bonus Arena and Battleground Events in 6.2, you'll need some PvP gear to get started! Even if you're not interested in PvP, the gear can be useful for achieving item levels for content such as the Hellfire Citadel LFR requirement (650). The goal of this system is to ensure that, even if you think your team is likely to lose, it's still worth your while to put up as much of a fight as possible and stay through to the end of the match.PvP Gear has become considerably easier to obtain in Warlords of Draenor than it has ever been in any other expansion, with various methods available to acquire it. In addition, Strongboxes are awarded to every player on the team that earned them, as long as they are still in the game when the match ends. Of course, winning any Battleground will award a Gold Strongbox. Destroying the yellow gate will award a Silver Strongbox. Destroying either the blue or green gate will award a Bronze Strongbox. In Strand of the Ancients, Strongboxes are awarded to the losing team based on how far they were able to progress before their turn ended. If the winning team had 100 or fewer reinforcements left, the losing team will be awarded a Silver Strongbox. If the winning team had 300 or fewer reinforcements left, the losing team will be awarded a Bronze Strongbox. In Alterac Valley and Isle of Conquest, Strongboxes are awarded to the losing team based on how many reinforcements the winning team had remaining when the match ended. One capture will award a Bronze Strongbox, and 2 captures will award a Silver Strongbox. In capture the flag Battlegrounds (Warsong Gulch and Twin Peaks), Strongboxes are awarded based on how many times the losing team was able to capture the flag. Earning 500 points will award a Bronze Strongbox, and earning 1000 points will award a Silver Strongbox.

In point-based Battlegrounds (Arathi Basin, Eye of the Storm, Battle for Gilneas, Temple of Kotmogu, Silvershard Mines, and Deepwind Gorge), Strongboxes are awarded based on how many points the losing team was able to earn before the match ended. We've been seeing some confusion about how Strongboxes are awarded in Random BG's, so I wanted to take a moment to clarify.

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