Much later, during the Warlords of Draenor cycle, Neshe was caught selling his Warcraft account online at an exorbitant price to try and cash in one the one-of-a-kind asset he'd been sitting on for years. The mount wasn't particularly distinct-just a palette swap from the other options-and perhaps that's why Blizzard authorities made the charitable decision to leave the mount on Neshe's account, which quickly made him something of a folk hero in-game.
The GM made a mistake, and bestowed a one-of-a-kind item to a random Azerothian. The only problem was that this particular Mechanostrider wasn't actually available to players.
, seemingly the partner of Zin'rokh, this sword is dropped from Zul'jin in Zul'Aman. Other respectable swords (also somewhat easier to obtain), the two-handed sword of Morgan Ladimore, the two-handed sword dropped off of Rajaxx in Ahn'Qiraj, a sword dropped from Hakkar the Soulflayer in Zul'Gurub. , the weapon of Thunderaan and, the legendary weapon set consisting of two swords, wielded by Illidan Stormrage, the weapon of Anduin Lothar (speculated), apparently stolen by Arthas and corrupted. Notable swords, the legendary blade of Alexandros Mograine. All two-handed weapons, including two-handed Swords, polearms, and staves, have essentially the same game mechanics.Daggers and one-handed swords have essentially the same mechanics except that daggers must be wielded by Rogues to activate certain abilities.Swords can be temporarily enhanced through Sharpening stones, whereas maces and staves are enhanced through Weightstones.But damage and enhancement effects are the same. Some classes can wield swords but not axes, such as Warlocks, or have specializations in one or the other. Swords and Axes are virtually identical for the purposes of the game.
Swords, maces, and axes come in both one-handed and two-handed varieties.
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