Maroon Quotidian Hood
Item Level 1This item is acquired in-game. See its sources below.
- Part of the Maroon Quotidian Wear transmog ensemble.collections
This item is acquired in-game. See its sources below.
In the Appearances collection, Maroon Quotidian Hood is listed as Vendor. Appearance ID: 84578. No other item uses this appearance, so it is unique to Maroon Quotidian Hood.
Read from the World of Warcraft client build files.
The 10 items nearest to Maroon Quotidian Hood (item level 1) in item level among Armor > Cosmetic, Head slot.
| Item | Item Level | Requires Level | Stats | Lowest Listed Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vendor | Not listed | ||
| 1 | Crafted with Cataclysm Jewelcrafting | 2,146 gold on 82 realms | ||
| 1 | Crafted with Cataclysm Jewelcrafting | 1,797 gold on 81 realms | ||
| 1 | Crafted with Cataclysm Jewelcrafting | 1,170 gold on 81 realms | ||
| 1 | Crafted with Cataclysm Jewelcrafting | 4,747 gold on 81 realms | ||
| 1 | Crafted with Dragon Isles Jewelcrafting | 475 gold on 82 realms | ||
| 1 | Crafted with Dragon Isles Jewelcrafting | 287 gold on 80 realms | ||
| 1 | Trading Post | 1,499 gold on 69 realms | ||
| 1 | Quest | 3,147 gold on 48 realms | ||
| 1 | World Drop | 1,299 gold on 51 realms | ||
| 1 | World Drop | 10,440 gold on 60 realms |
The lowest listed price among them is Split-Lens Specs at 287 gold in the US Auction House.
Next item levels up from Maroon Quotidian Hood among Armor > Cosmetic, Head slot: Russet Hat (item level 21), Crochet Hat (item level 23), Deepdive Helmet (item level 24), Shroud of Forbidden Magic (item level 26) and Square Holders (item level 26).
Maroon Quotidian Hood is part of the transmog set Maroon Quotidian Wear. The other 6 pieces:
Built from the World of Warcraft client build files and recorded Auction House snapshots.
First-party render from the game files. Model © Blizzard Entertainment.
Maroon Quotidian Hood 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.