Dreambound Vestment
Item Level 350This item is acquired in-game. See its sources below.
- Part of the Suffused Attire transmog ensemble.collections
This item is acquired in-game. See its sources below.
In the Appearances collection, Dreambound Vestment is listed as Vendor. Appearance ID: 79442. 2 other items wear the same appearance:
Read from the World of Warcraft client build files.
Cloth is the armor type Mage, Priest and Warlock wear. With Intellect, Dreambound Vestment suits Discipline, Holy and Shadow Priest; Arcane, Fire and Frost Mage; Affliction, Demonology and Destruction Warlock.
The 1 items nearest to Dreambound Vestment (item level 350) in item level among Armor > Cloth, Chest slot.
| Item | Item Level | Requires Level | Stats | Lowest Listed Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 350 | 70 | +219 Intellect, +328 Stamina, +121 Haste, +93 Versatility. Vendor | Not listed | |
| 330 | 70 | +182 Intellect, +273 Stamina, +99 Versatility. Crafted with Dragon Isles Tailoring | 4,999 gold on 64 realms |
The lowest listed price among them is Verdant Combatant's Wildercloth Tunic at 4,999 gold in the US Auction House.
Next item levels up from Dreambound Vestment among Armor > Cloth, Chest slot: Pioneer's Cloth Robe (item level 447), Deep-Dweller's Kaftan (item level 545), Algari Competitor's Cloth Tunic (item level 577) and Nightfall Darkcaster's Vestment (item level 610).
Nearest lower item levels below Dreambound Vestment among Armor > Cloth, Chest slot: Courtly Robes (item level 197), Thalassian Competitor's Cloth Tunic (item level 197), Tarnished Dawnlit Spellbinder's Robe (item level 197), Grim-Veiled Robe (item level 175) and Shadowlace Tunic (item level 165).
Dreambound Vestment is part of the transmog set Suffused Attire (Priest, Mage and Warlock only). The other 16 pieces:
Built from the World of Warcraft client build files and recorded Auction House snapshots.
Dreambound Vestment is not traded on the Auction House, so it has no live market price. It is acquired in-game from the sources listed above. This page collects its first-party game data (identity, effects and where it comes from) from the official World of Warcraft client build.