Emblazoned Sunglaive — Transmog Set Guide
Overview

Emblazoned Sunglaive is a one-handed glaive from the Midnight expansion. It is a light, crescent-shaped weapon with a golden-amber blade and ornate engraving along its edge, kept in the season's "solar" palette. The glaive's silhouette is classic demon hunter: a wide crescent blade and a narrow grip meant for a reverse grip.
The glaive belongs to the epic (raid) tier of the first Midnight season, requires level 90, and is mostly sought after as a transmog item — its amber engraving reads especially well on paired weapons and in dual wield.
Source
The Emblazoned Sunglaive drops in the The Voidspire raid — the flagship raid of the first Midnight season and the lair of Xal'atath.
- The glaive drops from the Vaelgor encounter — the raid's fourth boss, a paired fight against two dragons of the red flight.
- Available difficulties for the fight: Raid Finder, Normal, Heroic, and Mythic. The chance to get this particular weapon is higher on higher difficulties thanks to the expanded loot table.
- Loot is awarded when the boss is killed as part of a raid group; personal loot is tied to the weekly run lockout.
- Clearing Heroic mode can be confirmed by the Vaelgor & Ezzorak (Heroic Voidspire) achievement.
Since this is a current raid, the fight requires a full group — it cannot be soloed at this point in the season.
Who It Suits Visually
- It harmonizes with the first Midnight season's demon hunter sets in the golden-amber range — the blade matches the "solar" tone of the shoulders and helm.
- It looks striking paired with a dark or purple weapon such as
Lightless Lament: a warm blade against a cold one gives expressive asymmetry in dual wield. - It fits fiery and solar appearance concepts — for example, sets themed around Quel'Danas and the red dragonflight.
- Thanks to its compact silhouette, it works equally well in the main hand and the off hand, without overloading the look.
Tips
Take on the boss on Heroic or Mythic difficulty — there the glaive has a higher drop chance and a better final appearance.
The fight against Vaelgor and Ezzorak is a paired encounter with aerial and ground phases: assign targets in advance so as not to drag out the clear.
Loot from the boss can be obtained once a week per character — run alts if you want to speed up collecting the appearance.
The glaive is available only to the demon hunter class, so it makes sense to collect it on a dedicated character or with an appearance collection in mind.
For a complete dual-wield look, pick out a second weapon in advance — for example, a matching glaive from the same season or a contrasting blade from a neighboring raid.
If a raid group is hard to assemble, aim for Raid Finder mode as the most accessible entry point for the appearance, even if with a lower drop chance.
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