Get Blade of Grievous Harm

Blade of Grievous Harm is a one-handed Strength sword added to World of Warcraft in the Shadowlands expansion alongside the Tazavesh, the Veiled Market dungeon. The model follows the broker aesthetic: a smooth blade with a blue energy glow running along its edge and a neat, technological crossguard. The color scheme is cool, blue-steel.

The weapon suits classes that use one-handed Strength swords — Warriors, Paladins and Death Knights. As a transmog, the blade is valued for its clean "broker" silhouette and the blue energy lighting that reads well against dark outfits.

The sword is obtained in the Tazavesh, the Veiled Market dungeon — a Shadowlands dungeon that returned to the Mythic+ rotation in Season 3 of The War Within. The source of the appearance is the boss Zo'phex, who is located at the coordinates /way 75.2 44.1.

• The blade drops directly from Zo'phex with a chance of about 8.6% per kill.
• The drop is possible on any dungeon difficulty — Normal, Heroic and Mythic, including Mythic+.
• Zo'phex is the second boss in the half of Tazavesh, the Veiled Market known as Streets of Wonder, so reaching him is fast.
• The item is Bind on Pickup, so it cannot be passed to another character — collect the appearance on the character who needs it.

The fastest method is to set the dungeon to Heroic difficulty and run to the boss, killing Zo'phex over and over. If you are already running Mythic+ Tazavesh, the Veiled Market this season, the appearance may drop along the way.

There are no separate recolor items with this same blue model — the appearance is tied to a single source and exists in only one color scheme. The silhouette is characteristic of the Shadowlands broker weapon line, so close matches in shape are worth looking for among broker swords and daggers from Tazavesh, the Veiled Market and the expansion's trade theme. If you want this exact look, there is only one source — Zo'phex.

• Harmonizes with sets in a blue-steel and silver palette — technological and "broker" looks.
• Fits armor sets with the energy and crystalline motifs of Shadowlands.
• Appropriate in Death Knight and Warrior concepts where a cold, glowing blade is needed.
• Contrasts with warm golden plate — a debatable but striking pairing of cold glow with ceremonial armor.
• Works as an accent thanks to the blade's blue energy lighting, which stands out against dark outfits.