Get Deceiver's Rotbow

Deceiver's Rotbow is a two-handed bow added to World of Warcraft with the release of the Midnight expansion. It is a ranged weapon that hunters can use.

Visually, the bow leans into the grim themes of the Rotskin trolls and necromancy: a dark, twisted stave that echoes the rites of the Rotskin tribe from Zul'Aman. This silhouette looks great in looks built around decay, bones, and dark magic.

The item exists in several tiers of quality and item level depending on the difficulty you obtained it on, but the transmog appearance is the same across all versions.

The bow drops from the first encounter of the Maisara Caverns dungeon — the boss Muro'jin. Muro'jin hunts down captives for the dark rites of the Rotskin tribe, and Necrax is his raised-from-the-dead eagle.

• The dungeon is located in Zul'Aman, with the entrance in the northeast of the zone: /way 43.0 39.5.
• Maisara Caverns is available on Normal, Heroic, and Mythic difficulties, and is also part of the Mythic+ rotation in the first season of Midnight.
• The dungeon level is 80–90, and access opens up over the course of leveling at around level 83 via the quest Maisara Caverns: Maisara Hungers.
• The bow is a random drop from the first boss alongside other items from this encounter, so farming is done through repeated runs of the dungeon.
• On Mythic difficulty and in Mythic+, the item can also be obtained from the shared chest at the end of the run if the boss was defeated.

The fight against Muro'jin and Necrax is a paired one: both enemies need to be brought down almost simultaneously, otherwise the survivor will revive or empower their partner. This affects tactics but not the appearance drop itself — it is enough to finish the fight and collect the loot.

• It harmonizes with looks themed around necromancy and the undead — dark armor with bone and rot elements.
• It fits the "trollish" aesthetic of Zul'Aman: feathers, bones, ritual paraphernalia.
• It contrasts strikingly with light leather or mosaic sets if you want to make the weapon a grim accent of the look.
• It pairs well with greenish-swampy and dark-purple color schemes for armor.
• It fits the concept of a "hunter-ranger from the cursed lands," where the weapon looks picked up on the battlefield rather than ceremonial.