Get Dimension-Ripper's Staff

The Dimension-Ripper's Staff is a two-handed staff from the Warlords of Draenor expansion, granted as a cosmetic reward for clearing dungeons in Challenge Mode with a gold medal. The model leans on a deep purple palette with a crystalline head and ragged edges of energy, as if the staff were tearing the very fabric of space apart — hence the name. It is one of six Draenor challenger weapon variants united by a shared style and glow.

The staff offered no combat stats in the modern sense and was valued purely for its looks. Its appearance is available only to those who unlocked the reward before Draenor's Challenge Mode closed, so today it is rarely seen and serves as a marker of veterans from that period.

The appearance was tied to the Challenge Warlord: Gold achievement. It required clearing all eight Warlords of Draenor dungeons in Challenge Mode with a gold result against the timer.

• After earning the achievement, the staff and the other five weapons could be bought for in-game gold from the challenge vendors.
• For the Alliance, the vendor was Challenger Savina in the city of Stormshield.
• For the Horde, the same selection was sold by Challenger Sunforge in the city of Warspear.
• The price of a single weapon was around 1000 gold.
• With patch 7.0.3 (the Legion pre-patch), Draenor's Challenge Mode was retired, and its medal rewards were moved into the legacy category.

It is important to understand: this appearance cannot be obtained now. The "Challenge Warlord: Gold" achievement is no longer awarded, and the vendors no longer offer the challenger weapons. If the appearance was not unlocked before 2016, adding it to your collection is no longer possible.

• Suits mages and warlocks who play up the theme of warping space and portals through the purple glow and ragged energy edges.
• Harmonizes with sets in a deep purple and amethyst range — for example, with cloth sets built around void and arcane motifs.
• Looks great in Shadow priest looks thanks to the cold crystalline head.
• Contrasts strikingly with gold and crimson sets — a debatable but memorable choice for bold looks.