Dragonstrike — Transmog Set Guide
Overview

Dragonstrike is an epic one-handed mace added to World of Warcraft with The Burning Crusade expansion. It is a massive weapon topped with a dragon-head pommel and a distinctive red-and-gold sheen, true to the spirit of Outland weaponcraft. The mace's silhouette is heavy and easy to read, so the appearance looks great in "fiery" and draconic outfits.
The value of this weapon for transmog lies in its rarity. Dragonstrike never dropped from bosses and was never sold: it was forged by Hammersmith blacksmiths, and the recipe itself was removed from the game long ago. As a result, the appearance is uncommon and makes a character stand out from mass-produced sets.
Source
Dragonstrike is the crowning piece of the weapon chain for the Hammersmith blacksmithing specialization within the Blacksmithing profession. To obtain the mace, you had to complete the entire forging sequence.
- The final recipe was taught by Kradu Grimblade, a master weaponsmith in the Lower City of Shattrath.
- Forging it required the previous mace in the chain —
Dragonmaw — which served as a reagent. - Additionally, you needed five units of the reagent
Nether Vortex. - Only a blacksmith with maximum profession skill and the Hammersmith specialization could craft the weapon.
- The recipe was removed from the game in the Cataclysm expansion — it can no longer be learned anew, and only blacksmiths who managed to learn the recipe earlier can forge the mace.
Who It Suits Visually
- It harmonizes with red-and-gold and fiery plate sets thanks to the warm palette of the pommel.
- It suits draconic and "smithing" looks where heavy, massive geometry is appropriate.
- It pairs well with dark bronze and copper accents in gear details.
- It contrasts with cold blue sets — a debatable but striking accent.
Tips
If your blacksmith has already learned the recipe, keep the previous mace in the chain in reserve — it is needed as a reagent for forging.
The Nether Vortex reagent drops in The Burning Crusade raids, which are now soloable — gathering five units is not difficult.
Since the recipe was removed, new characters can no longer obtain the appearance through the profession — check whether it has been learned on your old blacksmiths.
The appearance is added to your collection as soon as the item is created; you do not have to wield the mace afterward.
For a one-handed specialization, the mace suits paladins, warriors, and shamans as a cosmetic replacement for their main weapon.
Before spending on reagents, make sure the appearance is not already unlocked in your transmogrification collection.
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