Get Everforged Mace

Everforged Mace is a one-handed crushing mace for Strength or Agility, added to World of Warcraft in The War Within expansion. The model is built in the style of Arathi forged weaponry: a heavy head with faceted steel plates, gilded trim, and a dark wrapped grip in a muted bronze-and-steel palette.

The mace is available to classes that use one-handed crushing weapons for Strength or Agility — Warriors, Paladins, Death Knights, Rogues, Shamans, and Monks. As a transmog it is valued for its "honest" blacksmith silhouette without magical effects: the weapon looks like a real hand-forged battle mace, which makes it a versatile foundation for plate-wearer and mercenary looks.

The mace does not drop from bosses — it is a crafted item from the Khaz Algar Blacksmithing profession in The War Within. The recipe unlocks automatically when a blacksmith takes the sub-specialization along the Weaponsmithing → Hafted → Maces path.

• Crafting it requires maximum specialization skill and a blacksmith's tool.
• The key reagent is the Spark of Omens, which is assembled from fragments earned with valorstones and is time-gated.
• The metals required are Sanctified Alloy and Ironclaw Alloy, as well as a weapon trim and null-stones.
• The finished mace is bound on pickup, so you cannot craft it to sell — order the craft directly from a blacksmith by handing over the reagents, or level the profession yourself.

The simplest path is to find a blacksmith with a leveled mace branch through the crafting-order chat or your guild, bring the Spark of Omens and metals, and order it made. Since the item is bound on pickup, the craft is placed as an order directly to your character.

The Everforged Mace belongs to the Arathi forged weapon series of The War Within Blacksmithing — all of these items share a common model and color scheme, differing only by weapon type. If you want this same appearance on a different weapon, take a look at the related crafts:

There is no separate color variation of the mace specifically — there is one color scheme, shared across the entire forged series.

• Harmonizes with plate sets in a bronze-and-steel palette — knight, man-at-arms, and mercenary looks.
• Fits Arathi and human armor sets with gilded trim thanks to the shared color scheme.
• Appropriate in "realistic" looks without magical effects, where hand-forged weaponry is prized.
• Contrasts with the rogue's light leather armor — a debatable but textured pairing of a heavy mace with light gear.
• Works as a paired weapon with other items in the series if you collect two forged blades of the same color.