Exceptional
This is a change of appearance that comes from Rare or Legendary things that drop randomly in Sanctuary. So, even at low levels, you can find this in basements, dungeons, or events in the open world. However, it’s much easier to find on Veteran difficulty than on Adventurer.
This transmogrification looks best on a Sorcerer because of the dramatic helm and flying shoulders. But it is also available for other classes. Even if you can’t get the whole set, you can mix and match to get something close that looks just as epic.
Fur-Lined
The Fur-Lined set is perfect for the snowy taiga, where most players start their journeys. It is one of the first things players find in Diablo 4, and it looks great on a number of classes. It also says exactly what it looks like, which is different from other transmog sets whose names are just random words that don’t tell players what they look like.
Every piece in this set is either almost entirely made of fur or has fur on the inside. That could change if a different class wears it. Sorcerers probably have one of the best helms, and fighting classes have chestpieces that have a long, fluffy cape.
Highland
The Highland set is easy and useful for people who want something simple and not too flashy. It looks like a classic Scandinavian piece because it has metal and fur accents, as well as some good embroidery.
The chest is one of the best parts of this set. It looks more like a regular shirt, so it’s perfect for Backrooms players who want their characters to look like they’re just going on a casual adventure. It’s also a more elegant design for people who might be playing a person from a better class or a noble family.
Coven’s Cowl
This set’s name refers to a group of witches, and its features reflect that dark and mysterious idea. It’s not just the hat, but the whole set, and it’s best for Necromancers or Sorcerers. It can be worn by anyone, but the style doesn’t stand out much in other classes.
The Coven’s Cowl set does look like something a witch would have in her closet. It’s warm and comfortable for those foggy nights on the heath, but it also looks nice for rituals. The set also has some clever touches, like a side pouch for magic herbs or small items and a shawl with tassels that hangs over the shoulder.
Weathered
This set is perfect for any class, but it looks best on a rough-and-tumble Barbarian or a Druid who spends a lot of time in the woods. A Rogue who steals from wagons or robs people on the road would also like it.
In this case, the pants, which are more like a peplum, are made of heavy. Tough leather instead of metal or fur. It makes sense for someone who has to move through a forest, swamp, or desert, especially if they are walking.
Archon
Depending on the class that wears it, the Archon set has some interesting looks. On a Sorcerer, for instance, the helm looks like Lilith’s head, which has many horns. When a barbarian wears it, it makes him look more like a Hoplite from ancient Greece with a touch of Steampunk.
No matter who wears it, it looks badass, but it’s harder to find than other sets. And it takes longer to find all the pieces. Even if Diablo 4 player can only find two or three pieces of the set. The helm makes it worth it to wear the whole thing. Use the color palette to make up for the rest, because the result is worth it.
Sturdy
The name of this set has nothing to do with what it looks like. So no one knows how it got that name. It doesn’t do anything special when it’s put on a fighting class. On an acting class, though, it looks a lot better and more like a fighting game outfit.
The embroidery will stand out more if you add some gold or silver details to this set. It’s the perfect outfit for exploring the desert and the warm mountains of Dry Steppes and Kehjistan when it’s hot outside.