Earthen Landlubber's Greataxe — Transmog Set Guide

The Earthen Landlubber's Greataxe is an epic-quality two-handed axe added in The War Within expansion alongside the Siren Isle update (patch 11.0.7). It is a massive battleaxe in the distinctive earthen style: a heavy stone-and-iron blade in muted earthy tones with rough forging and runic trim along the back edge.

The model belongs to the earthen weapon set from the Siren Isle — a single visual collection that also includes a sword, a one-handed axe, a dagger and other weapon types in the same color scheme. The axe suits warriors, paladins and death knights who want a large two-hander with a calm dwarven-stone aesthetic.

The main way to get the axe is to buy it from a vendor on the Siren Isle.

• Vendor — Argarom, the earthen quartermaster.
• Location — Siren Isle, the camp by Flotsam Cove. Coordinates are roughly /way 67.6 41.6.
• Currency — Flame-Blessed Iron, priced at 350 units.
• The item binds when picked up, so to unlock the appearance you need to equip it at least once.

Besides buying it, the axe can also drop randomly:

• From the Earthen Landlubber's Cache — a reward chest granted for activities on the island.
• From stashes and treasures all over the Siren Isle, as well as from the zone's rare enemies.

Flame-Blessed Iron is gathered directly on the island: regular mobs give 1–3 units, elites 5–15, rares 80–100. Hidden chests around the island yield 25–70 units, while story quests grant 200 units each on completion. Saving up for the axe is realistic in just a few runs.

The axe is part of the full earthen weapon set from the Siren Isle. If you are collecting the set for a single silhouette, Argarom and the same chests offer matching items:

They are all done in the same color palette and combine well with one another, which is convenient for two-handed and dual-wield setups.

• Harmonizes with plate sets in earthy and stony tones — the dwarven and earthen sets of The War Within.
• Fits armor with bronze and iron trim thanks to the warm metallic shade of the blade.
• Looks great in "miner" and "smith" outfits that call for a brutal, utilitarian two-hander without flashy magical effects.
• Works as a contrast against dark or blackened armor, highlighting the light stone blade.