Get Borrowed Time
Overview

Borrowed Time is a two-handed polearm of epic quality, added to World of Warcraft in the Dragonflight expansion. It is a glaive on a long shaft with a dark metallic blade and distinctive "infinite" draconic motifs that nod to the Infinite dragons and the theme of distorted time.
Beyond its appearance, the item stands out for its rare special property "Time Strike" — a thematic bonus from the dungeon where it drops. For transmogrification, however, it is the model that matters: this grim polearm fits looks tied to time, bronze dragons, and dark magic.
Source
The appearance is obtained as a rare drop in the dungeon; there is no separate purchase or quest for it.
- Dungeon — Dawn of the Infinite, a Dragonflight mega-dungeon.
- Drop source — Chrono-Lord Deios, the dungeon's final boss.
- The drop chance is low — around 1.6%, so be ready for many repeat runs.
- The dungeon can be completed on both Normal and Mythic difficulty — any mode works for the appearance.
- At the current max level, Dawn of the Infinite can be soloed without much trouble, apart from the mechanics of Chrono-Lord Deios himself.
Who it suits visually
- Fits looks tied to time and bronze dragons — it slots nicely into a "chronological" theme.
- Harmonizes with plate and mail armor in a dark blue-and-black palette.
- Looks great on demon hunters, warriors, and paladins who wield a long polearm in a grim ensemble.
- Contrasts with bright ceremonial armor — a debatable combination, but it makes the weapon the focal point of the whole set.
Tips
Because of the low drop chance, plan for several repeat runs: the most efficient way is to farm on Normal difficulty, where the dungeon clears the fastest.
Normal difficulty has no weekly lockout to reset, so you can farm Chrono-Lord Deios back to back if you like.
It is most convenient to farm on a class with high survivability and mobility, so you can quickly run the dungeon up to the last boss.
The item is bound on pickup, so you must collect the appearance on the character who actually needs it.
In a single dungeon run you can also gather other appearances from Dawn of the Infinite, rather than limiting yourself to just the polearm.
To unlock the appearance it is enough to add the item to your collection once — you do not have to wear it afterward.
Author
SophiaHoney
Started playing back in Pandaria, when the pandaren were still a novelty. Got stuck on Monk because it's the only class where you don't get dizzy after a dash. Tries to manage both tanking and kicking enemies in the face.




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