Endbringer — Transmog Set Guide
Overview

Endbringer is an epic-quality two-handed sword originating from The Burning Crusade expansion. It has a broad, straight blade of dark steel with a serrated edge near the base, kept in a stern gray-steel palette without flashy effects. It is a classic "heavy" sword model from the early expansions, prized for its brutal silhouette and understated look.
For the modern player it is a pure transmog item: its combat stats have long since stopped mattering, and only the appearance counts. The sword suits any class that wields two-handed swords — warrior, paladin, death knight. Its low level requirement makes it a convenient target for appearance collectors.
Source
The sword drops from the final boss of the The Underbog dungeon — part of the Coilfang Reservoir complex in Zangarmarsh. The boss is named The Black Stalker, and the Endbringer drops from her.
- The sword drops only on heroic dungeon difficulty.
- The drop chance is around 3.69%, so you will usually need several runs.
- There is no limit on attempts: the heroic dungeon can be reset without a weekly lockout.
- The item becomes soulbound on pickup.
- To unlock the appearance in your transmogrification collection, it is enough to obtain the sword once on a character who can wield two-handed swords.
The dungeon is legacy content, so it can be soloed without trouble on any modern class.
Who it suits visually
- It fits plate sets in a gray-steel and dark palette — classic "knightly" and "warrior" looks.
- It harmonizes with early The Burning Crusade-style armor without flashy magical effects.
- It contrasts strikingly with light and golden sets, adding a stern, dark accent.
- It reads well on large race models (orcs, taurens, draenei) thanks to the massive blade.
Tips
The appearance is unlocked by a warrior, paladin, or death knight — any class that wields two-handed swords.
The sword drops only on heroic difficulty, so set the dungeon to heroic mode before entering.
Because of the roughly 3.69% chance, plan for several runs in a row — there is no limit on re-entering.
The dungeon is outdated, so a solo run takes a few minutes on any class with area damage.
Multiple characters speed up the farm: each one can farm The Black Stalker independently.
Along the way, The Black Stalker and other Underbog bosses drop other weapon and armor appearances — a run is rarely wasted.
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