Legion Remix Classes and Campaigns Explained

Each class got its own Order Hall, campaign, Artifact Weapons, and eventually a class mount. Remix brings all of this back, letting you farm rewards and replay iconic storylines while stacking up Bronze and Infinite Power.

Playing Any Class in Legion Remix

You can start Legion Remix on any of the twelve classes that were part of Legion. Evokers are excluded, since they didn’t exist back then. Every class has:

• A unique Order Hall hub with followers and upgrades.
• A full Class Campaign storyline.
• Legendary Artifact Weapons tied to each specialization.
• A special title at the end of your campaign.

This makes class choice in Remix more than cosmetic, each one comes with its own flavor, story, and rewards.

Class Orders, Order Halls, and Leadership Titles

Each class had its own faction (the “Order”) and headquarters. When you finish your campaign, you become its leader, earning a title that sticks with your character.

Class Campaigns and Quests

The Legion Remix class campaigns are some of the most important content you’ll experience while leveling. Each campaign is a long storyline built specifically around your class, with its own characters, themes, and challenges.

Unlike the generic zone quests, these missions make your class feel like it has a real place in the larger war against the Burning Legion. They usually start in your Order Hall, expand into Legion zones like Suramar, Highmountain, or Stormheim, and eventually tie into raids or dungeons.

Here’s what you get as you go through a campaign:

• Followers and Missions: Each class has NPC companions you recruit through your campaign. They act as champions you can send on Order Hall missions, earning you extra resources, bronze, gear, or story progress. Some are familiar lore characters (like Lady Liadrin for Paladins or Maiev for Demon Hunters), while others are unique to the campaign.
• Cosmetic Rewards: Completing different campaign chapters unlocks Order Hall armor sets, themed transmog designed specifically for your class. These often come in multiple recolors, with the base set tied to the campaign and later recolors obtainable through raids, PvP, or vendors.
• Leadership Titles: At the conclusion of your campaign, your character takes command of their Order. This comes with a unique title such as Highlord, Shadowblade, or Archdruid, cementing your role in Legion’s story.
• Class Mounts: Once you finish your campaign and progress into Patch 7.2 content (now streamlined in Remix), you unlock a questline that rewards your class-specific mount. These mounts are some of the most distinctive in WoW — from the Druid’s flight form owl to the Paladin’s armored charger. Some classes even have multiple variants based on spec.
• Integration with Legion’s Story: They weave into Legion’s larger narrative. Paladins rebuild the Silver Hand into a proper army. Warlocks deal with the chaos of the Council of the Black Harvest. Rogues expand the Uncrowned’s underground influence, while Priests balance the powers of Light and Shadow. Every class plays a unique part in the war effort.

If you skipped Legion entirely, this is your chance to see some of WoW’s best class-specific storytelling without the pressure of retail endgame.

Artifact Weapons

Each specialization has its own Artifact Weapon questline. You’ll wield lore-heavy weapons like Ashbringer, Doomhammer, and Scythe of Elune.

(Every spec has its own — from Demon Hunter’s Twinblades of the Deceiver to Priest’s Xal’atath.)

Artifact Weapons are a major progression system. You’ll unlock traits with Infinite Power and can farm appearances for collection value.

Class Mounts

Once your campaign and Order Hall upgrades are done, you unlock your Legion class mount. These are among the most iconic mounts WoW has ever had, and Remix makes them farmable again.

• Paladin: Charger with new color variants.
• Demon Hunter: Felscorched Shrieker.
• Druid: Owl form mount.
• Mage: Arcane Disc.
• Rogue: Raven-hued Skyblade.

Every class gets its own unique ride. Some classes (Paladin, Hunter, Warlock) even have multiple recolors tied to specialization.

Class Hall Sets and Rewards

Legion Remix also brings back the Order Hall armor sets — themed transmog that matches your class fantasy.

• You earn the base set through your campaign.
• Upgraded recolors can come from raids, Mythic+, or vendors in the Infinite Bazaar.
• Combined with Artifact Weapons and the class mount, this creates a full “Legion fantasy” look for your character.

On top of that, each campaign ties into achievements, pets, toys, and bonus cosmetics. Unlike retail Legion, where some of this content was time-gated, Legion Remix condenses it into one season-long event.

• Progression: Infinite Power and Bronze farming tied to campaigns.
• Collectibles: Mounts, weapons, titles, sets.
• Replayability: You can do it on multiple alts for different rewards.

For collectors and lore fans, the Remix is essentially a second chance at everything that made Legion iconic.

Final Thoughts

If you missed Legion originally, this is your chance to play through what many consider peak class content and if you did play, Remix gives you an excuse to revisit it with new rewards layered on top.
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