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. Every piece is Bind on Pickup, so the appearances have to be earned rather than bought.
Pieces
16
Slots covered
Head x2, Shoulder x2, Chest x2, Wrist x3, Hands x2, Waist, Legs x2, Feet x2
Binding
Bind on Pickup (16)
Expansion
The Burning Crusade
Set type
Normal
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 16 pieces drop from 4 encounters in Karazhan and Serpentshrine Cavern. 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 Karazhan and Serpentshrine Cavern drop pieces of this set. Each instance below carries its Adventure Guide entry, where its entrance is, and what each boss drops.
The flavour text the item tooltip prints on 2 pieces of this set:
Skjoldr, Sanctuary of Ivagont: Ivagont fought at Kakushan's side, as he always does, during their massacre of the Stormscale naga in Darkshore. By virtue of his protection, they left unscathed.
Norgannon's Foresight: Magic must be regulated, managed, and controlled. But it must also be appreciated and valued, not hoarded. Such is the paradox that you must comprehend.
Look-Alike Sets
1 other set reuses the 3D models of Incarnate Regalia’s head and shoulder, most shared models first:
Gladiator's Satin Armor (The Burning Crusade, 13 pieces): the same head and shoulder models, recoloured.
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.