Improve as you level: All Heirloom items increase armor class, DPS, and/or stats as you level, meaning you don't have to replace these items until you reach level 80.

These stack for a total of 20% extra experience with both items.

Experience Bonus: Chest and Shoulder armor both provide a 10% experience bonus for killing monsters and completing quests.

Heirlooms provide the following benefits: They offer different items, so check both sets of lists. The Wintergrasp Quartermaster sells Shoulders, Weapons, and Trinkets (no Chests). The Dalaran Heirloom Vendors sell Chests, Shoulders, Weapons, and Trinkets.

Ring - reward from the Kalu'ak Fishing Derby.

2-Handed, Main Hand, One-Hand, and Ranged Weapons.

Chest and Shoulder Armor in cloth, leather, mail, and plate.

Heirlooms are Bind on Account, which means you can send them to any characters on your account, or on accounts shared by your ID. Heirlooms are leveling gear, which is great because you can kit out your alts from level 1 onward with these items to give them a big early advantage. Heirlooms are account-bound armor, weapons, and trinkets you can purchase from an Heirloom Vendor in Dalaran for Emblem of Heroism or the Wintergrasp Quartermaster with Stone Keeper's Shards. What are Heirlooms in Wrath of the Lich King Classic?

Players coming from Retail will want to read this carefully, as how Heirlooms are handled in Wrath of the Lich King Classic is quite different from how it is in Retail. This guide covers Heirlooms, how to select and acquire them, how to send them to alts, and what bonuses the provide. These account-bound items can be purchased with Emblem of Heroism or Stone Keeper's Shards, or won from an event, and sent to leveling alts, giving them many advantages, including a boost to experience. Heirlooms are a new feature for Wrath of the Lich King Classic.

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