Of its 25 pieces, 15 are sold by vendors and 4 drop from bosses. Every piece is Plate armor. Wearing them requires level 32. The set was added in patch 4.3.0.
Source is the collection journal’s own source for each appearance, read from the current retail build; bosses, quests, recipes, prices and requirements come from the game’s item, journal and quest records.
What This Set Covers
This is a complete head-to-toe outfit - it fills 8 armor slots, so it can be worn as a full look with nothing borrowed from another set. 23 of 25 pieces are Bind on Pickup.
Pieces
25
Slots covered
Head x4, Shoulder x3, Chest x4, Wrist x2, Hands x5, Waist x2, Legs x3, Feet x2
Binding
Bind on Pickup (23), Bind on Equip (2)
Expansion
Cataclysm
Set type
Raid Finder
Slot and binding read from the current retail build’s item records for this set’s own pieces.
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Where These Pieces Drop
4 of this set's 25 pieces drop from 4 encounters in Dragon Soul. The rest come from vendors, quests, crafting or world drops, which the dungeon journal does not record.
Drop chances are not stored in the client data we mine, so none are shown here.
Where to Farm This Set
4 bosses in Dragon Soul drop pieces of this set. Each instance below carries its Adventure Guide entry, where its entrance is, and what each boss drops.
Forged by Deathwing during the War of the Ancients, the Dragon Soul harnessed the combined power of the dragonflights until it was ultimately destroyed. Through the Caverns of Time, Thrall and the remaining dragonflights were able to recover the powerful artifact before its destruction. Now they have rallied at Wyrmrest Temple in a desperate attempt to use the might of the Dragon Soul against Deathwing himself.
The entrance is in Tanaris at 61.7, 51.8 (/way #71 61.7 51.8).
Dragon Soul entrance
Morchok drops 1 piece of this set (Feet) on Looking For Raid. Adventure Guide map pin: 50.4, 69.3 on the Dragon Soul map. The most powerful elemental still under Deathwing's sway, Morchok-once a passive guardian-is now convinced that his only respite will come with Azeroth's demise. Morchok rages against the foundation of Wyrmrest Temple, Azeroth's last beacon of hope in the Hour of Twilight.
Yor'sahj the Unsleeping drops 1 piece of this set (Wrist) on Looking For Raid. Adventure Guide map pin: 46.8, 49.9 on the Dragon Soul map. Since the fall of the Bastion of Twilight, Yor'sahj the Unsleeping has eagerly assisted Deathwing, providing the Destroyer with the means to release more faceless ones from their prisons deep beneath the earth. Their numbers are endless and their power is beyond reckoning, and Yor'sahj intends to reap a grim reward for his faithful service.
Ultraxion drops 1 piece of this set (Waist) on Looking For Raid. Adventure Guide map pin: 50.0, 45.8 on the Dragon Soul map. More an abomination of dark energy than a dragon, Ultraxion has spent his short life absorbing the essence of captured nether dragons. Ultraxion is the only twilight dragon Deathwing has praised, and his arrogance is overshadowed only by the crackling energies surging through his twisted form. Loyal to his master, Ultraxion swears to bring about the fall of Wyrmrest Temple.
Spine of Deathwing drops 1 piece of this set (Hands) on Looking For Raid. Adventure Guide map pin: 33.2, 85.3 on the Dragon Soul map. When Deathwing first channeled the Dragon Soul's power against the other flights, the massive energies that were unleashed threatened to break apart his very body. Rather than forgo this weapon, he had adamantium plates fused to his scales to hold his body together. Later reinforced with elementium, these plates are now his weakness--the sole vulnerability to Deathwing's lethal presence.
Set Bonus
5 pieces of this appearance set also belong to the item set Regalia of Radiant Glory, which carries these bonuses in the game files:
2 pieces: After using Avenging Wrath, the mana cost of your healing spells is reduced by 25% for 15 sec.
4 pieces: Increases the healing done by your Holy Radiance spell by 5%.
Versions and Companion Sets
The game links 2 other versions to Battleplate of Radiant Glory, each labelled the way the collection journal labels it. This page is the Raid Finder version.
Matched in the game files: each piece’s ItemDisplayInfo names its 3D model and texture. The same model with another texture is a recolour. Only pieces with a 3D model of their own (helms, shoulders, cloaks, weapons, shields, off-hands and some belts and robes) can be compared this way; pieces drawn from textures alone are left out.
Battleplate of Radiant Glory exists as 3 set records in the game data. The version we index for this name is set 696; this page covers one of the other records.