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Comentado por 743169

If you want to respect the old rogue T2 skin, you must use :

- Belt : Cinto do Cão do Núcleo
- Shoulders : Omoplatas do Flamiguarda
- Chest : Couraça Infernal Endurecida or Couraça Silitídea Grossa
- Feet : Botas de Cão do Núcleo
- Gloves : Luvas Infernais Endurecidas or Luvas de Casca Silitídea Reforçada
- Legs : Perneiras Infernais Endurecidas or Perneiras Vulcânicas
- Helm : There is no red helm respecting the old t2 skin :s

Picture of the real old T2 here.

Comentado por Boccaccio

This set looks great to me :D
I collected it but I had some doubts about shoulders and belt.

For the shoulder I took Espaldares de Couro de Kodo do Gladiador Selvagem because I'm not sure that Omoplatas do Flamiguarda fits well on my druid.
Instead I don't know yet which belt I can take. I tried different models though... and i don't like Cinto do Cão do Núcleo very much :)
So if anyone has a better option... or if I'll find the right belt for me I'll let you know.

Comentado por 743169

I know the belt is not very nice with this set, but it's the exact skin of the old T2, except the helm.

Comentado por Tadewing

- Belt: Cinto do Dragonete Negro
- Boots: Botas de Cão do Núcleo
- Shoulders: Omoplatas do Flamiguarda

Comentado por AuroraNova

For us completionists,

wrists: Braceleiras de Courogris

Comentado por Niaw

This set uses the orange-red with brown edging (officially "Red") variant of the D3 Leather artwork. Combined with the unlisted wrists (see below) it forms a complete six-piece set of the art.

As AuroraNova noted, there are wrists that match the artwork and colour: Braceleiras de Courogris. They'd be hidden by the gloves, though.

Note that the three listed chests actually represent two different models: Peitoral Vulcânico is sleeveless, while Couraça Infernal Endurecida and Couraça Silitídea Grossa have short sleeves.

There are also alternative sources (and shapes) for a few other set pieces:

Shoulders: Brafoneiras Pretorianas and Omoplatas do Flamiguarda have the "butterfly" look used by a number of colour variants of this set. Omoplatas do Tigre Sangrento are two-tier, pointed and slope downwards
Chest: Peitoral do Tigre Sangrento is identical to Peitoral Vulcânico (sleeveless)
Hands: Luvas de Casca Silitídea Reforçada (identical to set gloves)
Feet: Botas de Cão do Núcleo are chunkier and have folded tops

Like many older artwork sets, no art was created for a headpiece for this set. Nor does art exist for a belt of this colour variant (which is less common), though art was created for some of the "Outland" colour variants that were created later in the Burning Crusade (see the list at the end). If they had created one it'd probably look like Cilha da Alma Redimida (which uses the art of the "Outland Purple" variant) but in the grey-blue of this set. Just choose whatever you think goes well as there are no perfect matches.

There's a staggering eight other colour variants of this artwork and seven of them are available as sets in the game (though not always complete). See:

Blue-grey with grey edging (officially "Black") : Shadowcraft Armor
Black with blue edging (officially "BlackBlue") : Darkmantle Armor
Tan brown with brown edging (officially "Brown") : Shadowcraft Armor (Recolor)
Green with brown edging (officially "Green") : Shadowcraft Armor (Recolor)
Purple with grey edging (officially "Outland Purple") : Shadowcraft Armor (Recolor)
Red with grey edging (officially "Outland Red") : Shadowcraft Armor (Recolor) (shoulders, gloves and boots missing)
Light grey-blue with brown edging (officially "White") : Shadowcraft Armor (Recolor) (chest missing)
The final colour, "Outland Orange" is only used by two pieces: Dragonas de Perenolde and Botas do Corre-brejo. It's a light yellow-orange and resembles the tan brown set (above) but with grey edging

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