Legendary Powers Guide

Welcome to our guide to Legendary Powers in Shadowlands. The following guide serves as a hub for all Legendary Powers in the new expansion.

If you would like to learn more about creating Legendary Armor, check out our Runecarving guide.

We divide Legendary powers into general, available to all classes and class-specific, available to select classes. We further divide class-specific powers into class-wide, available to all specializations within the same class, and specialization-specific, available to just one specialization.

General Legendary Powers are shared between all classes. You can apply them to 3 armor slots.

You can find a list of all general Legendary Powers and their effects in our general guide.

Class-specific Legendary Powers are exclusive to a certain class and they can occupy just 2 armor slots.

To craft Legendary Armor, you will need to retrieve specific memories that contain Legendary powers. These memories (or Legendary Power recipes) can be found all over Shadowlands and you can get them from questing, world bosses, dungeon bosses, Castle Nathria raid bosses, Torghast, Shadowlands factions at Honored reputation standing, the Great Vault (weekly chest), from PvP Vendors, and more.

Recipe unlocks are account-wide, including generic powers (e.g. Prydaz or Sephuz-like effects from Legion), so alts will automatically have access to them from the start.

If you bring up the in-game Adventure Journal (Shift+J), you will see a new Powers tab with all Legendary Powers available for your class and where to get it.

You can find more details about Legendary Power sources on the individual pages.

Chronicle of Lost Memories is an item that makes you learn one random uncollected Legendary Power for your class. You can purchase the item from Renown quartermasters at your Covenant Sanctum for 35 Grateful Offerings that you get from doing activities related to the Anima Conductor that you unlock at Renown level 3. You must also have 4 Anima streams permanently reinforced to purchase the item.

At Shadowlands launch, you can only have 1 piece of Legendary Armor equipped at any time. It is possible that this cap will increase throughout Shadowlands.

You can only apply 1 Legendary Power to a single piece of Legendary Armor.