Artifact Weapons are back in Legion Remix as one of the main power sources for your character. These spec-specific weapons grow in power as you progress through Legion content and are infused with Infinite Power to unlock traits and abilities. In this guide, we will explain how to obtain your first Artifact Weapon, how to level it up, and what has changed compared to the original Legion expansion.
Key takeaways:
- Artifact Weapons are your main power source.
- You unlock your first Artifact through a questline.
- Infinite Power replaces Artifact Power.
- You can choose between five unique Artifact Abilities.
- Fragmented Memento and Infinite Knowledge speed up your Artifact’s progression.
- Limits Unbound offers infinite endgame scaling up to Rank 999.
4.9How to Get Artifact Weapons in Legion Remix
To get Artifact Weapons in Legion Remix, all you need to do is log in to your Timerunner character, after which you will appear at Krasus’ Landing in Dalaran. Speak with Moratari to begin the introductory questline. The introduction takes some time to complete and includes quests like:
- Time Crisis
- Mean Streets of Dalaran
- Seal and Protect
- Thrift
- Threadbare
- Infinite Bronze
- Something Borrowed
- Scavenger Hunting
- Obliterate, Then Iterate
- Get Plenty of Exorcise
- As A Matter of Artifact
- Not A Memento Too Soon
- Storm the Citadel
- Eternal Gratitude
- Infinite Meetings
- A Fixed Point in Time
Throughout this questline, you will receive your artifact weapons, learn how to add traits to them, and start your journey through WoW Legion Remix.
📌 Choose your first Artifact carefully. Unlocking a second weapon for off-specs requires additional questing later.
Once completed, you’ll be sent to your Order Hall to continue the campaign and eventually collect Artifact Weapons for your other specializations. After you finish the introduction once, future characters can skip it. Speak to Moratari on a new Timerunner and select:
- “Haven’t we done this before? <Skip this chapter and receive your artifact weapon.>”
You will instantly receive the Artifact Weapon for your current spec and jump straight into the Order Hall campaign. If you want to skip the campaign entirely to jump into infinite M+ and other event activities, our services are here to help.
Legion Remix Artifact Appearances
In Legion, players could customize their Artifact Weapon’s appearance by completing various tasks and unlocking the Artifact Forge. In WoW Legion Remix, however, the Artifact Forge is no longer available in any Order Hall. This means you cannot unlock new appearances—only the base appearances for each specialization are available.
Here we have also prepared a list of what base artifact weapons for each class and spec look like:
Warrior Artifact Weapon Appearances
Arms: Strom'kar, the Warbreaker
Fury: Odyn's Fury & Helya's Wrath, Warswords of the Valarjar
Protection: Scale of the Earth-Warder & Scaleshard Scaleshard
Death Knight Artifact Weapon Appearances
Blood: Maw of the Damned
Frost: Frostreaper & Icebringer, Blades of the Fallen Prince
Unholy: Apocalypse
Demon Hunter Artifact Weapon Appearances
Havoc: Verus & Muramas, Twinblades of the Deceiver
Vengeance: Aldrachi Warblades
Druid Artifact Weapon Appearances
Feral: Fangs of Ashamane
Guardian: Claws of Ursoc
Balance: Scythe of Elune
Restoration: G'Hanir, the Mother Tree
Hunter Artifact Weapon Appearances
Survival: Talonclaw
Marksmanship: Thas'dorah, Legacy of the Windrunners
Beast Mastery: Titanstrike
Mage Artifact Weapon Appearances
Fire: Felo'melorn & Heart of the Phoenix Heart of the Phoenix
Arcane: Aluneth
Frost: Ebonchill
Monk Artifact Weapon Appearances
Brewmaster: Fu Zan, the Wanderer's Companion
Mistweaver: Sheilun, Staff of the Mists
Windwalker: Al'burq & Alra'ed, Fists of the Heavens
Paladin Artifact Weapon Appearances
Retribution: Ashbringer
Protection: Truthguard & Oathseeker Oathseeker
Holy: The Silver Hand with Tome of the Silver Hand
Priest Artifact Weapon Appearances
Shadow - Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire & Secrets of the Void
Discipline: Light's Wrath
Holy: T'uure, Beacon of the Naaru
Rogue Artifact Weapon Appearances
Assassination: Anguish & Sorrow, The Kingslayers
Outlaw: Fate & Fortune, The Dreadblades
Subtlety: Gorefang & Akaari's Will, Fangs of the Devourer
Shaman Artifact Weapon Appearances
Enhancement: Doomhammer & Fury of the Stonemother
Restoration: Sharas'dal, Scepter of Tides & Shield of the Sea Queen
Elemental: The Fist of Ra-den & The Highkeeper's
Warlock Artifact Weapon Appearances
Affliction: Ulthalesh, the Deadwind Harvester
Destruction: Scepter of Sargeras
Demonology: Spine of Thal'kiel & Skull of the Man'ari
Legion Remix Artifact Differences
Artifact Weapons in Legion Remix have been streamlined to fit the event’s fast-paced progression. Instead of relics and spec-specific trees, you’ll use a single talent tree powered by Infinite Power, upgrade item level passively with Artifactium Sand, and freely swap between five Artifact Abilities to match your build. Here is how Legion Remix simplifies Artifact Weapons compared to the original Legion Retail:
- Unified Talent Tree: All Artifact Weapons share the same talent tree across specs.
- Artifact Abilities: You can choose one of five unique Artifact Abilities, each with its own talent path.
- No Relics: Relics have been removed. Artifactium Sand is used to raise item level automatically.
- Shared Infinite Power: Infinite Power applies to all Artifact Weapons, no separate grind for off-specs.
Getting the hang of these changes will make your Legion Remix experience a lot smoother. Unlock traits as you go, keep collecting Artifactium Sand to stay ahead on power, and try out different Artifact Abilities until you find the combo that feels perfect for your playstyle. Before you start leveling up your artifact weapon, you might want to level up your character first. Let our professional players handle that for you, while you can enjoy the endgame instead.
Legion Remix How to Level Up Artifact Weapons
In Legion Remix, this system has been streamlined. Instead of relics, you now upgrade your weapon by collecting Artifactium Sand and Mound of Artifactium Sand. These items drop from the same sources that award Bronze and are automatically consumed when picked up, increasing the item level of all your Artifact Weapons at once. Your weapon will keep scaling this way until you hit the maximum item level available, after which Artifactium Sand will stop dropping.
This is different from the original Legion Retail , as in that version, you increased your Artifact Weapon’s item level by collecting Relics and socketing them into your weapon. Each relic boosted the weapon’s power and could modify one of its traits, letting you fine-tune both item level and performance.
Legion Remix Artifact Power
In Legion Remix, your Artifact Weapon no longer levels up through relics or separate spec-specific power grinds. Instead, everything is streamlined into a single system called Infinite Power. As you play, you’ll passively collect power from almost every activity — questing, dungeons, raids, world content, and even just killing enemies. This power automatically fuels your Artifact Weapon, unlocking traits along a linear progression path.
The Infinite Power bar has no cap, meaning you can keep earning strength as long as you play during the event. Traits unlock one after another, eventually granting access to powerful bonuses that were previously locked behind relic combinations. Since there are no spec-specific trees, you can freely switch specs without losing progress, making it easier to experiment with new playstyles.
Your weapon’s item level also increases passively thanks to Artifactium Sand, which drops from nearly all Remix content. This means you don’t need to worry about replacing your weapon — it will scale with you all the way to max level and into endgame content. Combined, Infinite Power and Artifactium Sand create a steady feeling of progression that keeps your character growing stronger every time you log in.
How to Earn Infinite Power
You gain Infinite Power from nearly all Legion Remix activities:
- Looting mobs (common to raid bosses).
- Completing world quests, dungeons, and raids.
- Flying through Bronze Orbs and demons in the open world.
- Opening caches and treasure chests.
- Collecting Fragmented Mementos of Epoch Challenges.
Legion Remix Fragmented Mementos
Fragmented Memento of Epoch Challenges is a new collectible currency introduced in Legion Remix. These fragments drop from completing harder content and act as a key source of progression for your Artifact Weapon. When you collect 100 fragments, you can combine them into a single item that grants a large amount of Infinite Power, making this one of the most reliable ways to level up your Artifact talents quickly.
At Infinite Knowledge 24, turning in 100 fragments gives a huge boost of Infinite Power, accelerating the pace at which you unlock Infinite Artifact Weapon traits. This makes Fragmented Mementos one of the most important grinds if you want to max out your weapon during the event.
Below is a list of all currently known sources for Fragmented Mementos as of the latest PTR build:
| Source | Fragments Dropped |
|---|---|
| Elite Mobs (Heroic World Tier) | 0–1 |
| Rare Mobs (Heroic World Tier) | 1 |
| World Boss | 1 |
| Normal Raid Bosses | 4–8 |
| Heroic Raid Bosses | 12–15 |
| Mythic Raid Bosses | 25–30 |
| Mythic+ End Chest* | 8–9 (+2) 12–14 (+10) 28–30 (+20) 91–105 (+30) 132–139 (+35) |
Legion Remix Infinite Knowledge
Infinite Knowledge is another progression system in Legion Remix that directly boosts how much Infinite Power you gain from all sources, including items like Fragmented Memento of Epoch Challenges. You earn Infinite Knowledge by completing specific achievements across the event, and each rank makes leveling your Infinite Artifact Weapon faster.
This currency is account-wide, which means it applies to every character on your account. Once unlocked, your alts will automatically gain the increased Infinite Power bonus, making it much easier to catch them up without repeating the same grind.
You can earn a maximum of 36 ranks of Infinite Knowledge during Legion Remix. After you hit the cap, any additional Infinite Knowledge you earn will be automatically converted into Bronze, letting you spend it on cosmetics, gear, or other rewards instead of wasting your progress. Infinite Knowledge is obtained by completing specific achievements in Legion Remix.
Legion Remix Artifact Weapon Talents
The Artifact Weapon talent tree in Legion Remix is fully streamlined and shared across all 36 specializations. No matter which class or spec you play, every Artifact Weapon uses the same tree layout.
This tree is divided into three main sections:
- Initial Traits – the core nodes you unlock first, giving baseline power boosts.
- Artifact Ability Traits – where you choose one of five Artifact Abilities to customize your playstyle.
- Final Trait – an infinitely scaling trait that keeps growing as you earn more Infinite Power.
Initial Artifact Traits
The initial traits of Artifact Weapons are the core of every weapon in Legion Remix. These talents provide flat stat boosts. You can pick up every point in this section, and they help strengthen your weapon early on.
Here are the basic traits:
- Powerful Arcanocrystal Shard – Increases your Primary Stat.
- Fortified Arcanocrystal Shard – Increases Stamina.
- Expedient Arcanocrystal Shard – Increases your Speed rating.
In addition to these minor traits, there are six major traits: one active ability and five passive effects. These are:
- Remix Time: Unlocks the ability to collect Infinite Power to upgrade your artifact weapon and grants Remix Time.
- Nostwin’s Impatience: While out of combat and moving, gain Timerunning every 4 sec, increasing your non-flying speeds by 20%. This effect stacks up to 3 times.
- Momentus’s Perseverance: While Nostwin’s Impatience is active, your health regeneration is increased by 300%.
- Eternus’s Ambition: While Nostwin’s Impatience is active, entering combat generates 20% of your class resource.
- Moratari’s Calculation: While Nostwin’s Impatience is active, you take 99% reduced fall damage.
- Erus’s Aggression: Nostwin’s Impatience lasts for 4.0 sec after entering combat and grants 30% increased damage to your first attack.
These major traits are what makes Legion Remix different from the original Legion, adding fast recovery and massive damage to your attacks.
4.9Legion Remix Artifact Abilities
Once you’ve invested points in your initial traits, you can choose one of five Artifact Abilities for your weapon. Each ability comes with its own row of talents, including three effects with three ranks each and a final powerful effect that only requires a single talent point.
The structure is designed so that each major talent is separated by three minor talent points, using the same points from the initial traits. This setup lets you gradually unlock powerful effects while still progressing through the smaller, passive bonuses. Here we have prepared a list of abilities for different artifacts.
Nature Artifact Ability
The Nature Artifact Ability focuses on summoning the forces of the wild to support you and your allies. Its major ability, Call of the Forest, lets you summon a stampede of forest creatures to shield and buff your party while dealing damage to enemies. The talent tree enhances this ability with passive and active effects that improve your damage, healing, and utility, culminating in the powerful Dreamweaving effect.
| Ability | Description |
|---|---|
| Major ability: Call of the Forest | Summon a stampede of forest denizens that charge forward. Each member of the stampede shields allies and grants 3% attack and casting speed for 10 sec up to 5 times. The stampede inflicts physical damage to enemies struck, immobilizing them for 3 sec. |
| First talent: Souls of the Caw | Your spells and abilities have a chance to summon a flock of spirit eagles that dive bomb nearby enemies, exploding on impact to heal allies and inflict nature damage to enemies within 5 yards. |
| Second talent: Highmountain Fortitude | Once every 12 sec, you begin accumulating 5% of all damage taken as Fortitude. After 8 sec, Fortitude becomes a protective barrier, absorbing the amount accumulated for 4 sec. |
| Third talent: Waking Frenzy | Souls of the Caw grants Waking Frenzy for 10 sec. Your abilities grant you and your summoned companions 2% increased damage and healing for 12 sec, stacking up to 15 times. |
| Final talent: Dreamweaving | Call of the Forest calls upon a Dreamweaver that empowers you and 4 nearby allies with Dreamweaving. Your abilities recharge 100% faster and you recover 10% of your class resource every 1 sec for 10 sec. |
Fel Artifact Ability
The Fel Artifact Ability lets you call on demonic power to wreak havoc on your enemies. With Twisted Crusade, you summon an infernal dreadlord that deals constant Chaos damage while helping control the battlefield. The talent tree builds on this, giving you strong damage and utility, and finishes with Felspike, a powerful effect that makes your summon’s attacks even deadlier.
| Ability | Description |
|---|---|
| Major ability: Twisted Crusade | Call forth a subjugated infernal dreadlord for 30 sec that periodically strikes enemies with Reign of Chaos. |
| First talent: Touch of Malice | Your and your minions’ damaging spells and abilities periodically apply Fel Touched to enemies. The infernal dreadlord summoned by Twisted Crusade always critically strikes Fel Touched enemies. |
| Second talent: I Am My Scars! | Attackers suffer Chaos damage from your fel-scarred flesh, inflicting chaos damage over 10 sec. Damage is doubled against Fel Touched enemies. This effect can stack up to 5 times. |
| Third talent: Call of the Legion | When your Infernal Dreadlord returns to the nether, they empower your critical strikes to generate applications of Call of the Legion for 30 sec. At 5 stacks, Call of the Legion is consumed to summon a subjugated demon from the twisting nether to assist you in combat for 10 sec. Multiple summons may overlap. |
| Final talent: Felspike | After using Twisted Crusade it becomes Felspike. |
Here you can find an explanation of the abilities that proc from Twisted Crusade and other talents:
- Reign of Chaos: The infernal dreadlord calls down infernal meteors, inflicting chaos damage to enemies within 8 yards every 1 sec for 8 sec.
- Fel Touched: Every 4 seconds, the target bursts, damaging nearby enemies for 3% of damage taken over the last 4 seconds. Damage reduced beyond 5 targets.
Arcane Artifact Ability
The Arcane Artifact Ability lets you manipulate pure magical energy to deal damage and protect yourself. Its major ability, Naran’s Everdisc, throws a disc of arcane power that can strike enemies multiple times, while the talent tree enhances your damage, adds defensive tools, and culminates in effects that boost both you and nearby allies.
| Ability | Description |
|---|---|
| Major ability: Naran’s Everdisc | Throw a disc of arcane energy that arcs outwards before returning towards you. Naran’s Everdisc inflicts arcane damage to enemies in its path. Intercept the returning projectile to throw it again, up to 2 additional times, increasing damage by 30% for each subsequent throw. |
| First talent: Volatile Magics | Your critical strikes have a chance to create a burst of magic, inflicting arcane damage to enemies within 6 yards of your target. Naran’s Everdisc now always critically strikes Fel Touched enemies. |
| Second talent: Arcane Aegis or Arcane Ward | While moving backward, you channel an Arcane Aegis, absorbing damage but reducing your movement speed by 80%. While not channeling Arcane Aegis, it regenerates at 5% per second. If the Arcane Aegis is shattered, it becomes unusable for 30 sec. Or After standing still in combat for 4 sec you begin channeling an Arcane Ward, absorbing damage until you move. The time required to activate Arcane Ward is halved while Naran’s Everdisc is active. |
| Third talent: Temporal Retaliation | When you absorb damage, inflict Arcane damage back to the attacker and reduce their attack speed by 20% for 3 sec. |
| Final talent: Arcane Inspiration | When you catch and return Naran’s Everdisc, apply an absorb shield to yourself and up to 4 nearby allies. If you catch Naran’s Everdisc 3 times in a row, gain Naran’s Blessing, increasing your haste by 30% for 10 sec. |
Storm Artifact Ability
The Storm Artifact Ability lets you unleash the power of storms to damage enemies. Its major ability, Tempest Wrath, calls down a swirling storm that grows stronger with each enemy struck. The talent tree enhances your damage, movement, and utility, culminating in effects that keep the storm raging and maximize your impact in combat.
| Ability | Description |
|---|---|
| Major ability: Tempest Wrath | Unleash a wrathful storm, inflicting nature damage over 9 sec to enemies within 8 yards. Each enemy struck grants you Growing Tempest, increasing the damage of Tempest Wrath by 5%. |
| First talent: Terror From Below | Your abilities periodically draw the attention of a behemoth from the deep, inflicting nature damage split evenly between all enemies near the target. When Terror From Below strikes a Fel Touched enemy it causes Deepsurge Crash, damaging all nearby enemies. |
| Second talent: Storm Surger or Brewing Storm | You may move while casting. Moving generates electrical energies around you for 6 sec, periodically summoning lightning strikes that inflicts damage to nearby enemies. Or You may move while casting.While standing still in combat, generate a stack of Brewing Storm every 3 sec, up to 10 stacks. When you move, the Brewing Storm inflicts damage per stack, split between nearby enemies. |
| Third talent: Thunderstruck | Gain 3.0% haste and 5% movement speed for each stack of Growing Tempest. When Tempest Wrath ends, you keep these effects for 15 sec. |
| Final talent: Churning Waters | Every 2 sec while Tempest Wrath is active, an orb of churning water will appear nearby. Collecting this orb extends your Tempest Wrath by 1.5 sec. |
Holy Artifact Ability
The Holy Artifact Ability channels divine power to heal allies and smite enemies. Its major ability, Vindicator’s Judgment, transforms you into a Lightforged champion, calling down beams of holy energy that damage foes and restore your party.
| Ability | Description |
|---|---|
| Major ability: Vindicator’s Judgment | Become Lightforged for 15 sec and call down a beam of heavenly light that follows targets, dealing holy damage to enemies and healing friendly targets every 0.5 sec for 10 sec within its area. Deals reduced damage and healing beyond 5 targets. |
| First talent: Light’s Vengeance | Your spells and abilities have a chance to manifest holy light, healing a nearby injured ally for and dealing holy damage to enemies within 6 yards of them. Healing and damage are doubled while Lightforged. |
| Second talent: Flight of the Val’kyr | Your spells and abilities have a chance to manifest holy light, healing a nearby injured ally and dealing holy damage to enemies within 6 yards of them. Healing and damage are doubled while Lightforged. |
| Third talent: Xe’ra’s Embrace | Xe’ra watches over you. When you fall below 40% health you gain her embrace, becoming Lightforged and reducing damage taken by 80% for 8 sec. Can only occur once every 1.5 min. |
| Final talent: Empyreal Orders | After using Vindicator’s Judgment, it becomes Enter the Fray. |
Here you can find an explanation of the abilities that proc from Vindicator’s Judgment and other Paladin Artifact Weapon talents:
- Lightforged: Empowers your artifact’s other light traits.
- Enter the Fray: Rush forward with zealous might, smiting all enemies in your path with holy damage. Becomes Lightbound Passage after use.
- Lightbound Passage: Step into a beam of light that deals holy damage to enemies and up to healing to allies within 6 yds, teleporting you backwards 20 yds or until reaching an obstacle. Also, while Lightforged, you gain Echo of Light.
- Echo of Light: Holy light emanates from you and coalesces into motes every 3 sec. Touching the mote deals holy damage to nearby enemies or restores health to nearby allies within 60 yds.
Limits Unbound
Once you finish your chosen Artifact Ability talent row, you unlock Limits Unbound. It is the final Artifact Trait, and it costs 50,000 Infinite Power per rank. Limits Unbound can be leveled indefinitely, giving a steady boost to your Primary Stat, Stamina, and Versatility. Each rank increases Versatility by 1% and improves your stats. It caps at Rank 999, letting you push your Infinite Artifact Weapons to its full potential.
4.9The whole system is designed to keep you feeling more and more powerful the more you play. Try out different Artifact Abilities, keep collecting Fragmented Mementos, and level up your Infinite Knowledge to progress through Legion Remix faster!
