Driftwood Club — Transmog Set Guide

Driftwood Club is an uncommon-quality one-handed mace whose appearance is a crude wooden cudgel. In essence it is a thick, roughly hewn plank washed up by the sea and repurposed as a weapon, with no metal parts or decorations. The silhouette is simple and down-to-earth — something a fisherman or settler might fight with, rather than a seasoned warrior.

The appearance suits classes that can wield one-handed maces: warriors, paladins, shamans, rogues, druids, monks, and priests. The item's combat stats have long been irrelevant, but for transmogrification it is a handy "wooden" base that is hard to assemble from later weapons — modern maces are almost always metallic or glowing.

The item has existed in the game since the days of the original World of Warcraft and belongs to the low-level farmable weapons.

The Driftwood Club is a so-called random world drop from a specific type of enemy, so farming comes down to clearing the right mobs.

• The source is the Murloc Warrior, a common enemy from the murloc tribe.
• The main farming spot is Westfall, where Murloc Warriors dwell along the western coast of the zone.
• The drop chance is low — around 0.16%, so prepare for a lengthy grind.
• There is no limit on the number of attempts: murlocs respawn quickly and can be killed without any restrictions.
• Any Murloc Warriors with this name will do, but they are most densely settled precisely along the coast of Westfall.

An approximate starting point for farming by the water:

At the current max level, the enemies pose no threat, so everything comes down to the drop chance and how quickly you clear the camps.

• Looks great in commoner, fisherman, or savage outfits — without metal armor.
• Pairs well with leather and cloth armor in earthy, swampy, and sandy tones.
• Suits themed "primitive" sets where the weapon should look handmade.
• Contrasts with plate armor and enchanted weapons — against them it looks pointedly poor, which is sometimes played up on purpose.