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List of items with transform effect.

Fandral's Flamescythe Transforms druids into a molten cat while in cat form Lasts until shifting out of form

Leyara's Locket Transforms player into a Druid of the Flame

Kalytha's Haunted Locket Transforms player into a ghostly female Highborne

Blessing of the Old God Transforms player into a Qiraj

Burgy Blackheart's Handsome Hat Transforms player into Burgy Blackheart, a ghostly pirate gnome Lasts until unequipping the head dress No cooldown

Orb of the Sin'dorei Transforms player into a blood elf

Orb of Deception Transforms player into a race of opponent faction

Bones of Transformation Transforms player into a male Naga

Pygmy Oil Transforms player into a female voodoo gnome

Stave of Fur and Claw Transforms player into a Furbolg

Savory Deviate Delight Can transform player into a ninja or pirate

Noggenfogger Elixir Can transforms players into a skeleton

Gordok Ogre Suit transforms you into a male Ogre

Super Simian Sphere Transforms you into a gorilla in a bubble

Iron Boot Flask Transforms player into a male Iron Dwarf

Muradin's Favor Transforms player into a Frost Dwarf

Vial of the Sands Transforms player into a Sandstone Drake Mount

Potion of Illusion transforms player into someone else 2 minutes No cooldown

Winter Veil Disguise Kit Transforms player into a snowman

Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest Transforms player into Tarecgosa's Visage Mount Until cancelled No cooldown

Dire Brew Transforms player into a female Dark Iron Dwarf Until cancelled No cooldown

Wisp Amulet Transforms player into a Wisp

Time-Lost Figurine Transforms player into a Skettis Arakkoa

Lifegiving Seed Transforms player with herbalism profession into a random herb Until cancelled No cooldown

Frenzyheart Brew Transforms player into a Wolvar

Hook of the Master Angler Transforms player into a fish until cancelled No cooldown

Magic Eater transforms player into basilisk, locust, whelp, or whisp (only usable in Dalaran!)

Underbelly Elixir can turn player into wasp, Tuskarr (only usable in Dalaran!)

Rituals of the New Moon Transforms player into a giant black wolf
Rituals of the New Moon Transforms player into a giant red wolf
Rituals of the New Moon Transforms player into a giant white wolf
Rituals of the New Moon Transforms player into a giant grey wolf

Orb of the Blackwhelp Transforms player into a whelp of the Black Dragonflight

Faded Wizard Hat Transforms player into an apprentice of different race

Always fun to have one of them in your bag.

This was the only one I've never heard of and I was all excited about it, but it's Horde only. :( We have so many people in our raid group who have Orb of the Sin'dorei that we frequently call out "orb time" and fight the boss as blood elves, cause we're dorks like that.

Unless they changed it, you could always get into the opposing faction's cities... It's just a matter of whether or not you'd get attack. If I remember correctly, even with the Orb, your name would still be red. The only exception to this is Dalaran. That's the only place where you're unable to enter the opposing faction's area.

That is awesome, I did not know about that. I think I will have to pick some up for raids this week and have a little fun. Which reminds me i'm running dangerously low on nogginfogger.

Right...I meant "and not get attacked." I did log into EQ and took my high elf enchanter near the entrance to the dark elf city. When I did a /con (consider) on the city guard without the illusion I got "Scowls at you ready to attack." When I cast the dark elf illusion on her then did another /con, this time I got "Looks at you dubiously." I waltzed past the guards without them attempting to attack, but when I got within the city itself an NPC out of nowhere said "Die like the dog you are!" and jumped me. That was strange. The illusion got me past one set of NPCs, but not others.

The one explanation for this offhand that I can recall is this: It wasn't the racial faction/reputation that may've been the factor here, it may have been your class.

My main then was a troll warrior, and while ogres were generally considered as a "bad" race ally, that didn't stop the warrior affiliated ogres from barely tolerating my presence.

Every racial class had a reputation (or pretty darn close, seemed like it) and I prolly don't have to remind you how tedious rep grinding was back then. /shudder

I was thinking that may have been what you were talking about =P I've never tested it out though, but that would be interesting. Wonder if it'd be anything like sneaking on a rogue, where some NPCs have the detect invisibility on, they'd be able to detect a fraud! lol

You should be able to. I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that Hunters would still be able to equip melee weapons for dress up or something like that. I'm not sure if my Hunter will still be able to get the fun proc from the old ZG fist weapons though since the proc kind of requires being in combat (turns the user into the Tiger god avatar briefly).

Good point, except in this case my class, enchanter, also exists as a class for Dark Elves, which was the area I went (Neriath.) Oh yes, rep grinding was another "fun" time. I killed so many Frost Giants that the Coldain Dwarves hold a festival whenever my druid appears in Thorgadin.