Built off Illidan to make Demon Hunters more aesthetically enticing for depth, and to also make sure Demon Hunters don't all look alike. There's also something that resonates about the elf culture tied to Demon Hunters.

So, where is the customization and where is the fantasy behind Demon Hunters? You basically get to play Illidan. Then we wanted to add around 30% 'epicness', aka Death Knights plus. We looked at the Death Knight as a base, that's the bare minimum for epic customization. How did you decide on the customization options for the Demon Hunter? In the Legion Dressing Room, you can create a fully-customized Demon Hunter-this class has numerous unique customization options, even more than Death Knights.įrom the BlizzCon Art Interview with Chris Robinson: This affects questing and dungeon sets in Legion.īelow is a comparison of armor previews in the Wardrobe on a Rogue vs a Demon Hunter: Since tattoos are blindfolds are such important aspects of Demon Hunters, regular Legion armor is modified to show off these details if it would normally cover them.

There are multiple horn and blindfold options, as well as a plain version-if you don't want your character to look too different!.

Class-specific Demon Hunter armor exposes muscles and tattoos.

Metamorphosis form adds hellish wings and changes your appearance, including hooves for feet.

Chest tattoo options come in various shades of green, purple, pink, red, and black.

This is on top of the usual customization options for Night Elves and Blood Elves.

Demon Hunters have additional customization options-tattoos, blindfolds, and horns.

They go a step further with skin options that have spikes and scales.

Like Death Knights, Demon Hunters have unique skin tones and hair colors.

Take a look at all their unique features as well as how you can preview your own Demon Hunter on Wowhead. Demon Hunters have the widest range of customization options out of any class, as well as brand-new emotes.

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