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Tournament Gladiator's Silk Handguards

Item Level 5
Binds when picked up
HandsArmor
2 Armor
Requires Level 40
Sell price: 50 gold
Not sold on the Auction House

This item is acquired in-game. See its sources below.

Not sold on the Auction House Armor
  • Warlords Tournament item.client data
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Tournament Gladiator's Silk Handguards Game Data

Requirements & Properties

Read from the World of Warcraft client build files.

How Tournament Gladiator's Silk Handguards Compares

Who It Suits

Cloth is the armor type Mage, Priest and Warlock wear.

Similar Items

The 6 items nearest to Tournament Gladiator's Silk Handguards (item level 5) in item level among Armor > Cloth, Hands slot, from item level 5 to 14.

ItemItem LevelRequires LevelStatsLowest Listed Price
Tournament Gladiator's Silk Handguards (this item)540Not listed
Heavy Linen Gloves53+3 Versatility. Crafted with Classic Tailoring23 silver on 49 realms
Woven Gloves53Vendor21 gold on 50 realms
Willow Gloves95+2 Intellect, +2 Stamina. World Drop1 gold on 52 realms
Aboriginal Gloves95+2 Intellect, +2 Stamina. World Drop15 gold on 48 realms
Heavy Woolen Gloves106+2 Intellect, +4 Versatility. Crafted with Classic Tailoring23 silver on 54 realms
Pagan Mitts149+3 Intellect, +4 Stamina. World Drop75 gold on 56 realms

Pagan Mitts has the highest item level here (14). The lowest listed price among them is Heavy Linen Gloves at 23 silver in the US Auction House.

Next item levels up from Tournament Gladiator's Silk Handguards among Armor > Cloth, Hands slot: Sanguine Handwraps (item level 16), Brocade Gloves (item level 16), Raincaller Mitts (item level 18), Elder's Gloves (item level 19) and Resilient Handgrips (item level 19).

Built from the World of Warcraft client build files and recorded Auction House snapshots.

About Tournament Gladiator's Silk Handguards

Tournament Gladiator's Silk Handguards 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.