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Vagabond's Lively Cape

Item Level 1
Binds when picked up
BackArmor
1 Armor
Sell price: 5 copper
Not sold on the Auction House

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

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Vagabond's Lively Cape Game Data

Appearance

In the Appearances collection, Vagabond's Lively Cape is listed as Trading Post. Appearance ID: 69965. No other item uses this appearance, so it is unique to Vagabond's Lively Cape.

Read from the World of Warcraft client build files.

How Vagabond's Lively Cape Compares

Similar Items

The 6 items nearest to Vagabond's Lively Cape (item level 1) in item level among Armor > Cloth, Back slot, from item level 1 to 11.

ItemItem LevelRequires LevelStatsLowest Listed Price
Vagabond's Lively Cape (this item)1Trading PostNot listed
Cloak of the Darkmoon Faire1Vendor500 gold on 57 realms
Tyrhold Drape1World Drop1,439 gold on 60 realms
Reinforced Linen Cape63+2 Intellect. Crafted with Classic Tailoring20 silver on 52 realms
Raider's Cloak95+1 Strength, +2 Stamina. World Drop1 gold on 54 realms
Woolen Cape95Crafted with Classic Tailoring4 gold on 56 realms
Pearl-Clasped Cloak117+3 Intellect. Crafted with Classic Tailoring10 gold on 56 realms

Pearl-Clasped Cloak has the highest item level here (11). The lowest listed price among them is Reinforced Linen Cape at 20 silver in the US Auction House.

Next item levels up from Vagabond's Lively Cape among Armor > Cloth, Back slot: Stonemason Cloak (item level 12), Wrangler's Cloak (item level 14), Spidersilk Drape (item level 15), Watcher's Cape (item level 15) and Robust Cloak (item level 16).

Transmog Sets

Vagabond's Lively Cape is part of the transmog set Vagabond's Lively Threads. The other 1 piece:

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

About Vagabond's Lively Cape

Vagabond's Lively Cape is not traded on the Auction House, so it has no Auction House 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.