Earthen Deckhand's Halberd — Transmog Set Guide

The Earthen Deckhand's Halberd is an epic-quality two-handed polearm from the The War Within expansion, added alongside the Siren Isle in patch 11.0.7. It is a massive halberd in the style of the earthen seafarers: a stone-and-metal haft topped with a broad, serrated blade bearing maritime and forge motifs.

The weapon is finished in dark bronze and stone-gray tones with warm glints — a nod to the theme of red-hot iron and underground fire that the entire island gear set is built around. In silhouette it is a full-size battle halberd rather than a light spear, so it reads well in heavy, imposing outfits.

Polearms are used by warriors, paladins, death knights, monks, demon hunters, and druids, so this appearance will suit a wide range of classes.

The main way to obtain it is to buy it from a vendor on the Siren Isle. This is a The War Within zone available to characters at level 80.

Vendor and price.

• Vendor — Argarom, the earthen quartermaster at the harbor of the Siren Isle.
• Price — 350 units of the Flame-Blessed Iron currency.
• The purchase requires no reputation; you only need to gather enough currency.

Vendor coordinates.

Flame-Blessed Iron currency is earned right on the island: by completing local quests, opening chests, and taking part in the event at the Siren crystal. Besides being purchased, the halberd can also drop randomly — from rare enemies, from treasure chests across the zone, and from the Earthen Landlubber's Cache, which is awarded for a special quest on the island.

The halberd is part of the cosmetic earthen gear set of the Siren Isle. The halberd itself has no direct recolors, but there are other polearm and large weapons in the set with the same styling.

Item	Source	Wowhead
Earthen Deckhand's Halberd	Argarom, for island currency	item=229172
Earthen Landlubber's Cache (gear container)	Special quest on the island	item=235548

If you specifically want this polearm silhouette, focus on the halberd itself — it is the only piece in the set with this model. The rest of the earthen series complements the look with armor in the same color scheme.

• It pairs with heavy plate sets in stone-and-bronze tones — for example, the earthen armor from the same Siren Isle set.
• The warm fiery glints on the blade look great in outfits built around the theme of fire and the forge.
• It works for a warrior-miner or dungeon-guardian concept thanks to the stony texture of the haft.
• It contrasts with light maritime and elven sets, adding a touch of grimness to them.