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The climb to 60

Gear finder

About this page

Every upgrade for the character you are playing, from three places at once: gear already sitting on your own other characters, dungeon and raid drops at your level, and what a crafter could make you. Pick a character in the panel to see it.

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Who is this for?

Pick a character in the Playing as panel to compare it with your other characters, see its dungeon and raid upgrades, and check the Crafters directory.

Where the upgrades are

Gear already sitting in another character's equipped slots, bags or bank that would be an upgrade for the one you are playing. Tradeable items say which character to send them from.

    Pick a character in the Playing as panel to compare it with your other characters.

    How each source is checked, and why Soulbound items still show

    On your other characters

    Gear already sitting in another character's equipped slots, bags or bank that would be an upgrade for the one you are playing. An item that is still tradeable says which character to send it from. A Soulbound item on another character is shown too, so you know it exists, rather than silently left out, but it is never offered as something to move: the game itself will not let a Soulbound item be traded or mailed, so this page will not pretend otherwise.

    Dungeon and raid drops

    Already covered on Dungeons and raids: every boss's gear checked against what you wear, marked right on its card, with where to find it. Gear finder does not repeat that list; this takes you straight to the part of it built for exactly this.

    Something a crafter could make

    Real recipes PatchVault players know, from Crafters (open profiles and crafters counted without a name), checked the same way as everything else here. Finding one here does not mean it is ready and waiting: it links straight to a search there, where you can see who can make it in your region, and message or ask them.

    All three use the same rules as the upgrade marks on Dungeons and raids: what your class can wear and use, and a rough stat weight per class. An item your level cannot wear yet still shows, with the level it needs.