Get Branch of Pride

Branch of Pride is a two-handed staff from the Midnight expansion. This weapon has a natural, druidic style: the head is shaped like a living branch with foliage and glowing elements, echoing the look of the Haranir dungeons. The color palette is built on warm woody tones and a soft glow, so the staff looks like a piece of "forest" gear rather than a battle club.

This is an epic item of level 289, obtained in the epoch (Mythic) dungeon mode. Staves are wielded by many classes — druids, priests, mages, warlocks, monks, and shamans — so the appearance appeals to the widest possible audience. Since Branch of Pride belongs to current Midnight content, you can obtain it right now during the active dungeon rotation.

The main value for a collector is the model itself: a natural staff with a living canopy that pairs perfectly with druid and forest-guardian looks.

Branch of Pride drops in the The Blinding Vale dungeon — one of the Midnight dungeons, located in the land of the Haranir.

• The drop source is Light Keeper Ruya, one of the bosses of The Blinding Vale.
• This is content for the epoch and epoch+ (Mythic and Mythic+) modes: the staff drops at item level 289 and above, depending on the difficulty of the key.
• The dungeon is run by a group of five players; the entrance is in the southwest of the Haranir lands, at coordinates /way 26.4 78.1.
• The appearance binds to your character on pickup, but after the first time you obtain it, it becomes available for transmog across the entire account through the appearance collection.
• Since the content is current, farming is not limited by Timewalking — you can enter the dungeon any day during the current season.

Light Keeper Ruya is not the final boss of the dungeon, so you won't have to clear the whole of The Blinding Vale to get the drop you want: it's enough to reach him along the key's route.

• Ideal for druid-guardian and nature-servant looks thanks to the living-branch head.
• The warm woody palette harmonizes with leather sets in green-and-brown tones.
• Suits priest or mage concepts that emphasize "natural" magic instead of classic arcane aesthetics.
• It contrasts with dark cloth looks, adding a bright natural accent.