Get Burnished Mawsworn Greatsword
Overview

Burnished Mawsworn Greatsword is a two-handed sword added to World of Warcraft in patch 9.2 of the Shadowlands expansion. It is a purely cosmetic item: the model is built on Mawsworn weaponry — a massive, angular blade of dark, polished metal covered in spikes, with a sinister silhouette in the aesthetic of the Maw.
The sword works as a transmog for classes that wield two-handed swords — Warriors, Paladins, and Death Knights. Its grim metallic finish fits dark "villain" looks, Death Knight sets, and outfits themed around the Maw and its servants.
Source
The sword does not drop from bosses — it is bought with Torghast's internal currency. The appearance is sold by two brokers — Broker Ve'ken on the third floor of a layer, and Broker Ve'nott on the sixth.
- The price is 300 Phantasma, Torghast's temporary currency.
- Phantasma is gathered right during a run: it drops from enemies, breaks out of urns and vessels, and is granted for deeds inside the tower.
- An important detail: Phantasma is burned away when you leave Torghast, so you have to accumulate and spend the needed 300 in a single run.
- The item is account-bound and adds the appearance to your collection — after buying it, you just need to learn it.
- The type of run and its difficulty do not affect the appearance itself — it costs the same from both brokers.
Who It Suits Visually
- Harmonizes with dark "villain" looks and Maw-themed sets.
- Pairs perfectly with Death Knight armor thanks to its grim metallic aesthetic.
- Suits sets in a dark-steel and charcoal palette as a massive accent piece.
- Contrasts with bright ceremonial plate — a debatable but eye-catching combination.
- Looks great in fallen-guardian and dark-warrior outfits.
Tips
Two-handed swords are worn by Warriors, Paladins, and Death Knights — for other classes this appearance, being a two-handed sword, will not be available.
Save up 300 Phantasma in a single Torghast run: the currency resets when you leave, so you cannot split the purchase across several runs.
Take a higher layer — there are more enemies and vessels there, which means Phantasma adds up faster.
The first vendor, Broker Ve'ken, stands on the third floor — if you already have enough Phantasma, there is no need to go down to the sixth.
If you want a lighter version of the same model, keep an eye out for the
Argent Mawsworn Greatsword right away — it is sold in the same place.
The item is purely cosmetic and has no stats — its value lies solely in its appearance.
Author
Divine Tragedy
Has been playing WoW since 2010 and was active for a long time in player-run fan organizations dedicated to developing the Russian-speaking community across social media.




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