Datamined: the Hyjal raid tier sets, one for every class

Updated 2026-09-18

The beta client carries 18 complete raid tier sets, one to four per class, and every one of them is wearable art: a helm, a pair of pauldrons, and the armour painted onto the chest, legs, hands and feet. You can see all of them on a character — any race, either sex.

What the client does not carry is a single name, stat or item level for the 108 pieces.

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Battlegear of Glory

Warrior · Arms/Fury · Plate

Why the pieces have no names

Blizzard ships an item's name and stats in a table called ItemSparse, and it withholds that row until the item has actually dropped for someone. Nothing in a beta client's ItemSparse mentions these pieces.

Everything else is already public, which is the part that gets missed. Each set lists its six members by item id, and each of those ids resolves to a slot, an armour type, an icon, model files for the helm and both pauldrons, and the body textures for the rest. That is enough to render the set completely. So the sets on this site are dressed from the client's own art, and every piece with no name is labelled by its slot instead — nothing is invented.

Where they come from

The art files name themselves. Every helm in these sets is stored as inv_helm_<armour>_raid<class>hyjalc60, and Hyjal Summit is the 20-player raid that unlocks on December 9, 2026. There are no set bonuses tied to a raid ID in the data, but the bonuses themselves are there in full — four thresholds per set, at 2, 3, 4 and 5 pieces.

That is a change worth noting on its own: Classic tier sets used 2/4/6/8-piece bonuses. These use 2/3/4/5, on six-piece sets.

The eighteen sets

ClassSetArmour
WarriorBattlegear of Glory · Battleplate of GloryPlate
PaladinJustice Battlegear · Justice Armor · Justice BattleplatePlate
HunterWildstalker ArmorMail
RogueGrimstitch ArmorLeather
PriestVestments of Conviction · Raiments of ConvictionCloth
ShamanThe Spiritcaller · The Spiritcaller's Rage · The Spiritcaller's StormMail
MageManaflare RegaliaCloth
WarlockDemonheart RaimentCloth
DruidGrovekeeper Raiment · Grovekeeper Rage · Grovekeeper Eclipse · Grovekeeper FerocityLeather

Warrior, Paladin, Priest, Shaman and Druid get one set per role — the bonuses differ, the appearance does not. The mage, warlock and priest sets are robes; the rest are trousers.

What is still unknown

Everything above is read straight out of the beta client and updates as new builds land. The set browser filters to Forever's own sets and shows each one worn.