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Get Chilling Domination Mace

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Overview

Chilling Domination Mace

The Game iconChilling Domination Mace is a one-handed mace from the Shadowlands expansion, added in patch 9.2. It is styled after the Jailer's Servants of the Maw: a dark head with spiked edges and a cold bluish sheen, true to the aesthetic of Domination and the Maw.

The mace is available to warriors, death knights, and paladins. Its stats have long been irrelevant, so today it is collected purely for its appearance as a transmog.

Source

The mace drops from the rare elite High Reaver Damaris — one of the rare targets in Zereth Mortis, the zone added in patch 9.2.

  • Damaris roams the Endless Sands area in the northeast of the zone. Spawn point: /way Zereth Mortis 63.2 26.0.
  • He is a rare elite, not a raid or dungeon boss: he can be killed solo, but he respawns on a timer, so you may need to return to the spot repeatedly.
  • The mace's drop chance is low — the community estimates it at around 2-3% per kill, so farming the appearance can take several weeks.
  • The drop is not tied to a weekly lockout: you can farm Damaris every time he appears, limited only by the rare elite's respawn timer.

To reach Zereth Mortis, you need to complete the Shadowlands story campaign: hit level 60, join a covenant, and progress through the "Chains of Domination" campaign until the zone opens. On alts, access is sped up via dialogue skips with Bolvar and Tal-Inara in Oribos.

Who It Suits Visually

  • It fits plate sets in dark blue and charcoal-black tones — the mace complements the cold palette of the Jailer's Servants armor.
  • It looks great on death knight outfits thanks to the grim, "afterlife" styling of the Maw.
  • It harmonizes with shields and weapons from the same Maw set — you can assemble a cohesive look in a single style.
  • It contrasts with bright paladin sets: creating a deliberately sinister accent.

Tips

1

Before you go hunting, check whether Damaris was killed recently: rare elites respawn on a timer, and on a crowded shard someone may have already cleared him.

2

At the current max level (90 in Midnight), Damaris is killed solo in a few seconds — no group required.

3

If the appearance is taking a while, set up alts with access to Zereth Mortis: each one gets its own chance at the drop per kill.

4

Combine the farm with clearing the other rare targets of the Endless Sands — in one run you can collect several weapon appearances from this zone at once.

5

Unlocking access to Zereth Mortis on your first character takes time to complete the campaign, so plan your farm ahead rather than starting from scratch.

Author

Malavita

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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