WoW PvP Vendors: Who Sells What, and Where

Where to spend your PvP currency

Almost everything PvP rewards, from your first set of gear to old war mounts, is bought from a vendor rather than looted. There are only a handful of them, most stand in Silvermoon City, and each takes a specific currency: Honor, Conquest, Bloody Tokens or Marks of Honor. Knowing who sells what saves you running the wrong currency to the wrong NPC, so here is the full list, where each one stands, and what they stock.

The vendors at a glance

Honor and Conquest gear: the two quartermasters

Captain Dawnrunner is the Honor quartermaster and the first stop for any new character. Honor has no rating requirement, so anyone can buy the Aspirant set from her, which sits at item level 331 inside rated PvP. Irissa Bloodstar is the Conquest quartermaster and sells the Gladiator set at item level 344, the higher tier you upgrade into as you earn Conquest. Both stand in Silvermoon City, and both use the same per-slot price ladder: 875 for head, chest and legs, 700 for shoulders, hands, waist and feet, and 525 for the smaller slots.

Bloodstar also handles the Venomous Gladiator's Weapon Token, exchanged for gladiator weapons at Falconwing Square once you have earned the tokens from a season's Conquest. Our PvP gearing guide covers the full currency economy and upgrade paths, and the Conquest cap schedule explains how much Conquest you can bank each week.

War Mode gear: Bloody Tokens

If you gear through the open world, Bloody Tokens buy the Warmonger set from two quartermasters who share one stock list: Knight-Lord Bloodvalor in Silvermoon City and Voidknight Vivi at Masters' Perch. They carry the same items at the same prices, so use whichever is closer. The Warmonger set sits at item level 259 outdoors and scales to 331 in rated PvP, level with the Honor tier.

How to farm the tokens and the rest of the War Mode economy are in our War Mode guide.

Transmog and tabards: Soryn

Soryn is the cosmetic vendor, and she sells appearances rather than item level, in two currencies. The faction tabards cost 100 Honor each, and the season's weapon appearances cost Marks of Honor: 5 for a one-hand, off-hand, dagger, shield or tome, and 10 for a two-hander, polearm, staff, bow or gun. She stocks two seasons at once, so last season's appearances stay available from her as well. None of it carries a rating requirement. Our Marks of Honor farming guide covers how to earn Marks and everything they buy.

Mounts: the Combatant Mount Quartermasters

PvP mounts have their own vendors, and they are not in Silvermoon. Necrolord Sipe in Old Town, Stormwind serves the Alliance, and Deathguard Netharian in the Valley of Strength, Orgrimmar serves the Horde. Both trade the Vicious Saddle for any Vicious mount you missed in a past season. You earn the saddle by filling the season's rated progress again after you already own the current mount. The classic faction war mounts, by contrast, are bought with Marks of Honor from the same appearance economy and need no rating at all. The full Vicious line, and which season each mount came from, is in our Vicious Saddle mounts guide.

Which currency buys what

Four currencies, four jobs. Honor buys the Aspirant gear tier and the faction tabards. Conquest buys the Gladiator gear tier and funds the weapon tokens. Bloody Tokens buy the Warmonger set for open-world play. Marks of Honor buy appearances and the old war mounts. Every one of them comes from playing rated and world PvP, so the fastest way to stock any of them is simply to keep queuing where games are firing:

Battleground Blitz and random battlegrounds are the quickest source of Honor and Marks, while rated arena and Blitz fund Conquest. Whichever mode you prefer, the currency lands in the same wallets these vendors draw from.