Get Caress of Insanity
Overview

"Caress of Insanity" is an epic-quality one-handed mace that hails from Ulduar, a raid from the Wrath of the Lich King expansion. It is a compact blunt weapon with a dark haft and a head finished in the cold blue-green palette of Ulduar's Old God theme. Its color and texture nod to Yogg-Saron himself, so the mace fits perfectly into corrupted and otherworldly looks.
The model is versatile for any class able to wield one-handed maces. Thanks to its modest silhouette, it reads more like a ritual rod or scepter than a heavy weapon, making it convenient for priest, paladin, and shaman looks, as well as for rogues and warriors who want an unusual one-handed item.
Source
The mace drops from the final boss of Ulduar — Yogg-Saron. The raid itself is located in the Storm Peaks, in the northern part of Northrend.
- The drop source is Yogg-Saron, the final boss of Ulduar.
- The item's drop chance is around 2.6%, so farming usually takes several weekly runs.
- Ulduar has long been outdated and can be soloed by almost any class; the level requirement here is purely a formality.
- Loot is tied to the weekly raid reset, so each character realistically gets one drop chance per week.
- If you need extra attempts, set up several characters and run the raid on each of them after the weekly reset.
Who It Suits Visually
- It harmonizes with sets in blue-green and turquoise tones — looks themed around Old Gods and the corruption of Ulduar.
- It looks great in the hands of a priest or shaman as a ritual scepter thanks to its slender silhouette.
- It contrasts with a paladin's bright plate armor, drawing attention to the dark weapon.
- It suits corrupted and otherworldly concepts where you need an unusual one-handed item instead of a classic heavy mace.
Tips
Enter Ulduar once a week after the raid reset — that is a guaranteed drop chance from Yogg-Saron.
For fast farming, classes with high mobility and steady self-healing are convenient, such as a paladin or a demon hunter.
The way to the raid entrance can be shortened by the Northrend-era Dalaran hearthstone or a direct flight through the Storm Peaks.
Yogg-Saron drops more than just this mace, so each run is worthwhile for the raid's entire transmog loot set.
If the drop has not appeared after several weeks, bring in alts — each character gives an independent chance per week.
Check the look you already have in your transmogrification collection before farming, so you don't repeat a run for an appearance you have already unlocked.
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