Get Branch of Nordrassil

Branch of Nordrassil is an epic two-handed staff, the first stage of the legendary caster questline from the Cataclysm expansion. It is a living wooden staff with intertwined branches and a crystal head that radiates a bluish-green glow — the same recognizable model as the legendary Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest.

The staff is intended for staff-using classes: priests, shamans, mages, warlocks, druids, and evokers. Its calm, natural styling and soft glow make it an excellent base for druidic, nature, and arcane looks.

This appearance is valuable above all as part of the history of a legendary weapon: the Branch of Nordrassil is the starting point of a transformation that later becomes first the Runestaff of Nordrassil, and then the full legendary Tarecgosa staff.

The Branch of Nordrassil is awarded during the legendary caster questline tied to the Firelands raid on Mount Hyjal.

• The questline is intended for staff classes: priest, shaman, mage, warlock, druid, and evoker.
• In the early stage you need to collect items from the Firelands bosses — Shannox, Beth'tilac, Alysrazor, and Lord Rhyolith.
• Once you have gathered the required items, you activate a teleport to the Anvil of Conflagration inside the raid.
• There a three-stage trial awaits you, and upon completing it you receive the Branch of Nordrassil.
• This is the first stage of the legendary staff: later it transforms into the Runestaff of Nordrassil, and then into the legendary Tarecgosa staff.

Cataclysm content has long been outdated, so the entire Firelands raid can be cleared solo without any trouble on a modern character. Bosses die in mere seconds, and the only difficulty is completing the questline steps in order.

If you only need the appearance, focus specifically on the Branch of Nordrassil as a separate stage: its model already gives the recognizable silhouette of the legendary staff.

• It harmonizes with druidic and nature sets in green and emerald tones thanks to its living wooden model.
• It looks great in arcane and magical looks thanks to the bluish-green glow of the head.
• It suits priests and shamans who want a bright, "natural" staff without an aggressive style.
• It pairs with cloth sets in cool shades — blue, turquoise, and jade.
• It contrasts with dark shadow and fire sets, adding a calm natural accent to the look.