Item 1979 on Classic Era (Classic Era, Hardcore and Anniversary realms), client 1.15.9.70576
Item Level 50
Binds when equipped
Off HandShield
1937 Armor
34 Block
+10 Strength
+15 Stamina
Durability 120 / 120
Requires Level 45
Equip: When struck in combat has a 3% chance to encase the caster in bone, increasing armor by 150 for 20 sec.
Sell Price: 2 gold32 silver
About Wall of the Dead
Wall of the Dead is an epic shield on Classic Era at item level 50, usable from level 45. It binds when equipped. Its primary stats are +10 Strength and +15 Stamina. It gives 1,937 armor and has 120 durability. A vendor pays 2 gold32 silver for it.
Our Classic Era item table (the Blizzard item records our Auction House scanner has collected) has 94 other shield off hand items between item level 35 and 65; 35 of them carry fixed stats.
+10 Strength ranks 1st of 15 shield off hand items with Strength, the most in this group.
+15 Stamina ranks 2nd of 28 shield off hand items with Stamina; Avalanchion's Stony Hide (item level 59, requires level 54) has the most, +16.
Garrett Family Crest has the most fixed stat points in this group, 26 against 25 here.
Blizzard numbers items as they are created, so the named items next to ID 1979 (1973 to 1988) were usually added in the same batch as Wall of the Dead: the same quest line, zone, vendor or reward set.
Equip: When struck in combat has a 3% chance to encase the caster in bone, increasing armor by 150 for 20 sec.
Equip: When struck in combat has a 3% chance to encase the caster in bone, increasing armor by 150 for 20 sec.
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Sell price
2 gold32 silver
2 gold90 silver
2 gold32 silver
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Connected realms with a listing in the latest Classic Era scan: EU 0 of 26, US 0 of 23.
Item data: Blizzard's Classic Era Game Data API (static data 1.15.9.68185). Prices: per-unit buyouts from Auction House scans made in game by players with the TheWoWDB addon, one scan per realm per hour at most; Blizzard publishes no auction data for Classic Era, so a price is only as fresh as the latest scan. Retail column: the retail client datamine.
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