Ceremonious Claymore
Item Level 100An Uncommon Two-Handed Sword, item level 100, requires level 50, binds when equipped. Crafted with Ceremonious Claymore.
An Uncommon Two-Handed Sword, item level 100, requires level 50, binds when equipped. Crafted with Ceremonious Claymore.
On Ceremonious Claymore's most active realm, the lowest Auction House listing has typically been around 1,324 gold96 silver over the last 30 days, ranging from 1,324 gold96 silver to 1,352 gold99 silver, a tight band around its average.
| Crafted | Ceremonious Claymore | Recipe |
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First seen in build 12.0.7.68887 (Midnight (patch 12.0.7)).
The Shadowlands Blacksmithing recipe Ceremonious Claymore takes 10 Laestrite Ore and 8 Luminous Flux.
In the Appearances collection, Ceremonious Claymore is listed as Profession. Appearance ID: 42578.
Read from the World of Warcraft client build files.
At the lowest EU listings, the reagents for one craft cost 82g 84s, and Luminous Flux is the largest share at 66%. The recipe Ceremonious Claymore turns yellow at Shadowlands Blacksmithing skill 30 and grey at 40.
| Reagent | Needed | Lowest listed | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | 2 gold78 silver | 27 gold80 silver | |
| 8 | 6 gold88 silver | 55 gold4 silver | |
| Reagents for one craft | 82 gold84 silver | ||
Prices are the lowest listed prices in the latest EU Auction House snapshot, not sales. Recipes, reagents, yields and skill levels come from the World of Warcraft client build files.
In their in-game specialization descriptions, these specs name swords among their preferred weapons:
Built from the World of Warcraft client build files and recorded Auction House snapshots.
Ceremonious Claymore uses icon file 3502009, which 29 other items also use. The 2 closest by item ID:
Blizzard numbers items as they are created, so the named items next to ID 171383 (171378 to 171388) were usually added in the same batch as Ceremonious Claymore: the same quest line, zone, vendor or reward set.
The raw ItemSparse values for item 171383 in the current client build.
Read from the World of Warcraft client build files: Item, ItemSparse, Lock, Holidays, AreaTable and CollectableSourceVendor.
First-party render from the game files. Model © Blizzard Entertainment.