Coral-Sharpened Greatsword — Transmog Set Guide
Overview

Coral-Sharpened Greatsword is an epic two-handed sword added to World of Warcraft in the Battle for Azeroth expansion alongside the Nazjatar zone. The blade looks as if it were grown from living coral: a broad, serrated edge in a cold deep-water palette, styled to match the weaponry of the naga and Azshara's underwater realm.
This is not a reward or raid item but a rare drop from a special zone event — the Laboratory of Mardivas. The appearance is prized for its unusual "organic" shape and for the fact that it remains obtainable: with the right reagents on hand, the sword can still be farmed today.
Source
The source type is a drop from an elemental summoned in a zone event.
- The sword drops from the Spawn of Salgos, an elemental summoned in the Laboratory of Mardivas.
- The Laboratory is a cave in Nazjatar, the underwater zone of the Battle for Azeroth expansion.
- To summon the right elemental, you activate a combination of special crystals in the laboratory and trigger the summoning device; the set of crystals determines exactly who appears.
- The crystals are charged with rare reagents that drop from the denizens of Nazjatar, so it is worth stocking up on them before heading in.
- The sword's drop chance from the Spawn of Salgos is about 13%, so you will most likely need several summons.
- The appearance is farmed by repeating the summon of the right elemental; note that the laboratory's quest credit is granted only once per week.
Who it suits visually
- Naga and underwater-themed looks: the coral blade fits naturally into outfits from Nazjatar and the court of Azshara.
- Sets in a blue-turquoise palette: the cold tones of the blade reinforce a marine color scheme.
- "Nature" and shamanic builds: the organic coral shape echoes druidic and elemental motifs.
- Looks based on Nazjatar's deep-sea gear: the sword completes an appearance begun with the zone's armor.
Tips
Before entering the Laboratory of Mardivas, stock up on reagents to charge the crystals — without them you cannot summon the elemental.
Pick the crystal combination specifically for the Spawn of Salgos: only this elemental drops the sword you want.
Plan for several attempts: with roughly a 13% chance, the sword rarely drops on the first summon.
If the appearance does not drop, do not forget the laboratory's quest — it grants reputation and zone currency once per week.
While you are there, gather the coral items from the laboratory's other elementals to assemble a complete deep-water look.
The sword suits classes that wield two-handed swords — warriors, paladins and death knights.
Author
SophiaHoney
Started playing back in Pandaria, when the pandaren were still a novelty. Got stuck on Monk because it's the only class where you don't get dizzy after a dash. Tries to manage both tanking and kicking enemies in the face.




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