I can make this! Message: 'Roxysnow' Alliance side, Tortheldrin.

Just send a message to Gwendolyn or Gwendy. Horde on Tich. I'll make it for free if you provide the mats.

I, Farberian on Alliance side on Dalvengyr can make this. Feel free to ask.

Well to answer mainly Jesper I think it's a very nice piece of equippment.The main reason is most certainly because you can equip it at lvl 52 , when you still should do a lot of farming/grinding for XP.+12 INT is all right , and +40 shadow Damage is a really NICE boost on such a low level.There's no way you could find another farming chest robe for locks/shadow Priests who still haven't respecced in order to get 60 ASAP.OK Felcolth robe is cool and the one of the Void too , but you can't equip those until (at best) lvl 56.I think the 80g you'll have to spare in order to get it is a really good invest.Plus the mats are easy to get , you cand always find them at the AH and not for too much.And finally , even at 60 you still can use it , as the crappy Dreadmist one doesn't grant any +dmg.The best is probably to keep using your Robe of the Winter Night until you get , maybe , The Robe of Everlasting Life on West DM , and then head for MC :-)

Just got the pattern the other day. PST in game if you need me to make i charge 15g+mats,

Undead Mage- Deadlyxangel
Server: Ursin

For a lock this seems only very slightly better than the green Felcloth Robe, which has +36 shadow damage and +7 stamina.

Usualy i want stamina a lot more than i want intellect.

Felcloth robe: 25G - This one: 100G - 75G is quite a lot for +4 shadow damage extra.

I can make this on Illidan, current price is mats + 6g. Just send me in-game mail, or a /tell (or PM me on these boards). [:grin:]

Does anyone know how this will affect Shadow Word: Pain?

I would assume that it would increase the total damage done by up to 40, but it would be nice if the additional damage was added to each tick.

Edited, Tue Nov 8 16:45:10 2005

what does passive mean?

Woul'd be pretty nice to boost up my shadow damage :)

I suppose it's designed for either warlocks, priests or mages, not just for one particular class in mind.

What class would this be for? I can't think of a class that would benefit from both increased frost and shadow damage, unless warlocks have some tricks I don't know about.

Anyone got a screenshot of how this looks? Preferably on a human.