Yesterday, 01:36 PM
Hey guys! Here are the lore weapons that dropped in the Battle of Dazar'alor! A special condition of these items however! The weapons that would be associated with it’s typical faction were stolen by the other faction! As it stands, neither side has any interest in returning the weapon right now. As such players cannot get an item to give up to the faction it belongs to for the moment. They will be able to if they wish, though not necessary, at the end of the war. The items themselves will be swapped sometime before Shadowlands if not taken by anyone but keep in mind this is still years away.
Daelin Proudmoore's Saber: During the final battle against Jaina Proudmoore, her own ship was damaged, dropping some items of power into the ocean. One them however didn’t just have power but was a memento. The saber of the former Lord Admiral. Daelin Proudmoore’s weapon is a powerful symbol to Kul Tiras, a possible power symbol to take and use against them.
Last Fang of Rezan: During the final battle against King Rastakan, his personal weapon was taken. A fang from the deceased Loa, Rezan, fashioned into the personal dagger of the King of the Trolls. This weapon is a strange paradox, it still holds some of the Light of the Loa of Kings, yet also contains the darkness of Death from the Loa of that domain. To use it effectively, whoever gains this weapon must decide whether they want to use the fading embers of a Dead Loa…or the deep darkness of the Loa of Death.
Horde Only
Daelin Proudmoore's Saber: During the final battle against Jaina Proudmoore, her own ship was damaged, dropping some items of power into the ocean. One them however didn’t just have power but was a memento. The saber of the former Lord Admiral. Daelin Proudmoore’s weapon is a powerful symbol to Kul Tiras, a possible power symbol to take and use against them.
Alliance Only
Last Fang of Rezan: During the final battle against King Rastakan, his personal weapon was taken. A fang from the deceased Loa, Rezan, fashioned into the personal dagger of the King of the Trolls. This weapon is a strange paradox, it still holds some of the Light of the Loa of Kings, yet also contains the darkness of Death from the Loa of that domain. To use it effectively, whoever gains this weapon must decide whether they want to use the fading embers of a Dead Loa…or the deep darkness of the Loa of Death.