Coralfang's Hefty Fin — Transmog Set Guide
Overview

Coralfang's Hefty Fin is a two-handed sword added in the Midnight expansion. Its look is emphatically organic: the wide blade mirrors the shape of an enormous fish fin in a coral color scheme, without the usual sword hilt. The weapon is available to classes that wield two-handed swords — Warriors, Paladins, and Death Knights.
The sword is obtained at the maximum level of 90 and is bind-on-equip, so until you equip it you can trade or sell it. Its combat stats are irrelevant for transmogrification — what matters is its unusual fin-shaped silhouette.
Source
Coralfang's Hefty Fin drops from the rare enemy Coralfang in the Eversong Woods, the starting zone of the blood elves, revamped in the Midnight expansion.
- Coralfang roams the coast in the northwest of the zone, roughly at the point
/way 36.3 36.3. - According to Wowhead, the drop chance is around 37%, so two or three kills are usually enough.
- This is a rare mob with a noticeable respawn time: if it is not in its spot, you will have to wait or search a nearby stretch of shore.
- The mob moves along the water's edge, so also scan the shallows near its spawn point.
- The item is bind-on-equip; to unlock the appearance, you only need to equip it once.
Visual Fit
- It suits looks tied to the sea and naga: the coral coloring and fin shape reinforce the aquatic theme.
- It harmonizes with plate sets in blue-green and turquoise tones.
- It stands out in fire- or demon-themed sets — a debatable but striking combination.
- It pairs well with druid and shaman looks that play on the water element.
Tips
Before hunting, check that Coralfang has not been killed by other players: this rare has a noticeable respawn time.
The drop chance is high, around 37%, so two or three attempts per appearance are usually enough.
The sword binds only on equip — you can trade a spare copy to another character or sell it.
The appearance unlocks account-wide, so any character that wields two-handed swords can farm it.
Killing the rare also grants weekly reputation with the zone's faction — combine farming the appearance with building up reputation.
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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