Get Centurion's Shortsword
Overview

Centurion's Shortsword is a one-handed sword added in the Battle for Azeroth expansion (patch 8.2). The model is designed in a naga style: a curved blade with greenish-turquoise shimmers and a twisted hilt, echoing the underwater aesthetic of Nazjatar.
This is an uncommon-quality weapon, so obtaining its appearance is relatively easy. The item itself is suited to classes that use one-handed swords, and it fits well into looks with a sea and naga theme.
Source
The sword drops as a world trophy from mobs in the underwater zone of Nazjatar.
- The location is Nazjatar, the underwater realm of Queen Azshara from Battle for Azeroth.
- This is a world drop: the sword can drop from regular zone mobs rather than from a specific boss.
- There is no guaranteed source, so the appearance is collected by farming mobs across the zone.
- The content belongs to Battle for Azeroth and is easily cleared solo at the current maximum level.
- There are no farming limits — you can kill as many mobs as it takes for the drop.
To reach Nazjatar, you need to unlock the zone through the Battle for Azeroth introductory campaign (patch 8.2). Once unlocked, the zone is accessible via a portal from your faction's capital. Once there, it is enough to clear packs of mobs in any part of the location — the world drop comes from most of them.
Who it suits visually
- It harmonizes with sets in a turquoise-green sea palette — for example, with naga and underwater-themed armor.
- It suits rogue and warrior looks with an emphasis on a marine or serpentine motif.
- It contrasts with warm, golden armor — creating a cool aquatic accent.
- It looks great in sets that play on the theme of Nazjatar, the naga, and Azshara's realm.
Tips
Farm the sword on a class that clears mobs quickly — for example, a rogue or hunter — to cycle through packs faster.
Since this is a world drop, it is most effective to kill mobs in dense groups in places where they gather in large numbers.
Collect other naga loot from the zone at the same time — during farming, items with a similar style often drop.
If the zone is not yet unlocked, first complete the Battle for Azeroth introductory campaign to gain access to Nazjatar.
Farming can be sped up by running the zone in parallel on several characters: each gives independent chances for the drop.
Do not count on a quick result: the world drop appears randomly, so set aside time for farming.
Author
Malavita
Malavita first discovered World of Warcraft in Draenor, but truly got into the game with the Shadowlands expansion. Has a soft spot for Demon Hunters and Mages. Considers her main goal to be collecting as many mounts as possible.




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