Get Bladed Rootwarden's Stave

Bladed Rootwarden's Stave is a two-handed agility staff added to World of Warcraft with the Midnight expansion. It is a weapon from the dungeon set of The Blinding Vale, located in the underground thicket of Harandar. The staff's silhouette stays true to the zone's natural aesthetic: woody blade-roots intertwine at the head, hence the name — a nod to the rootwardens who guarded the Lightbloom.

In terms of stats, this is an item-level 237 weapon with agility, stamina, and secondary stats, intended for specializations that wield agility staves: druids, hunters, and monks. For transmog, however, what matters is not the numbers but the model — the recognizable "root" look that pulls the entire Blinding Vale leather set together.

The staff drops in The Blinding Vale dungeon — a four-boss instance that opened in Midnight. The entrance sits in the southwestern part of Harandar, among the Lightbloom thickets.

• The dungeon is available on difficulties from Normal up to base Mythic. The level range is 80–90, and 90 on the heroic version.
• You can get the drop either in a group or while clearing solo: Midnight content is tuned for the current level, but at item level 237 the staff is farmed without much trouble by a prepared character.
• There is no limit on the number of attempts — you can rerun the dungeon as many times as it takes for the desired model to drop.

The weapon's name is tied to the boss Lightwarden Ruia: once an elder rootwarden, he reached for the Lightbloom's power after failing to subdue it and turned that power against his own kin. It was his story that cemented the "root" look for this model.

• It pairs with the tracker leather set from The Blinding Vale — for example, with the helmet Verdant Tracker's Guise. This is the "native" combination: weapon and armor are made in the same palette.
• It harmonizes with green, woody, and druidic looks — the staff fits organically into concepts centered on nature, bark, and foliage.
• It contrasts with dark and metallic sets — against plate armor the "root" staff stands out as a bright natural accent, though the color clash here is noticeable.
• It works for ranger-hunter and feral-monk looks — the model is not visually tied to a class and reads equally well across agility specializations.