World of Warcraft Gifts

World of Warcraft Solid Silver Pendants ideal gift for any WoW player

man Crest £49.50 inc p&p 54cm*40cm	Undead Crest £49.50 inc p&p 50cm*42cm	Night Elf Crest £25.00 inc p&p 25cm*20cm	Gnome Crest - Unavailable
Phantom Blade £25.00 inc p&p 40cm*7cm	Brain Hacker £25.00 inc p&p 40cm*15cm	Anathema/Benediction £25.00 inc p&p 40cm*15cm	Blood Elf Mage - Unavailable

Please Note - Postage included is to any part of the world.

This is the collection of pendants made during my World of Warcraft journey so far. Click on the images to read the posts about the items. Or check out this article featuring my site on Wowinsider

I have limited numbers of some of the pendants to buy. All Pendants are Solid Silver and not stampings, they are substantial pieces of jewellery with a lot of detail and would make ideal Gifts for any WoW player.

Anathema/Benediction

This was an awesome event when I got this staff inVanilla WOW for my priest, what made this staff special was the fact that it was, in my opinion, hands down the best looking staff in World of Warcraft at that time and pretty difficulty to get. Now i believe they would be fantastic Warcraft gifts for any gamer who ever owned one.

It required almost full Molten Core clears(well up to Majordomo), and a lot of them unless you were very lucky on the drop, then a long and tricky quest chain that at parts needed a 5 man group to complete.

So it gave a certain amount of Kudos to your character to be walking around Ironforge with this beauty equipped.

Oh yes!! and there’s the unique ability to transform it every 30 minutes between the two versions of the staff, the healing version Benediction and the dps version Anathema and you could swap even when in combat.

Originally in ancient Greek the word Anathema meant something that was offered up to God, but through time has come to mean something set apart from God. Sometimes, even accursed. I only put this in as it seemed weird to me how the meaning of things can get so corrupted over time

Anathema/Benediction sketch