Felscorned Shalamayne — Transmog Set Guide

Felscorned Shalamayne is a weapon illusion for transmogrification, not the weapon itself. When used, the item adds the appearance to your warband's collection, after which it can be applied to a two-handed sword through the transmogrifier.

The appearance is based on Shalamayne — the legendary two-handed sword of Varian Wrynn, forged from the blades Shalla'tor and Ellemayne. Here it is shown in a fel-corrupted variant: a dark green blade covered in demonic runes, with a twisted greenish light smoldering at the hilt. The effect echoes the aesthetic of the Broken Shore and the invasion of the Burning Legion.

The appearance was added in patch 11.2.5 as part of the limited-time world event WoW Remix: Legion. Besides the two-handed version, the set also includes one-handed paired blades — Felscorned Shalla'tor and Felscorned Ellemayne.

The appearance is a reward of the achievement type within the limited-time WoW Remix: Legion event.

All three appearances are unlocked at once by a single item — Fallen King's Corrupted Blades. This item is granted for the meta-achievement The Broken Shore, available in the third phase of the event — the Legionfall stage — on a timerunner character.

For the meta-achievement you need to complete any three of the four internal achievements:

• Exploration of the Broken Shore — completed as you discover the zone's points of interest.
• Breaching the Tomb — completing the Legionfall campaign.
• Looking for Group: The Broken Shore — the zone's group quests.
• The Armies of Legionfall — reaching Exalted with the Armies of Legionfall faction.

The longest step is grinding reputation to Exalted with the Armies of Legionfall. The other three are completed during normal leveling on the Broken Shore, so to save time you can skip the reputation point and close out the three "progression" achievements.

Important: the WoW Remix: Legion event ended on January 19, 2026. In the current Midnight expansion this appearance cannot be obtained — the set is available only while the event is active. If Blizzard repeats the event or moves the rewards into the main game, the acquisition path may change, so it is worth checking the latest news before farming.

• It pairs with plate sets in the green-and-black Fel palette — for example, with the demon hunter tier and appearances from Broken Isles dungeons.
• It harmonizes with Burning Legion effects: the green glow of the blade echoes felfire and the demonic runes on armor.
• It looks striking in contrast against "bright" paladin or royal sets — a deliberate nod to the king's fall, a controversial but expressive choice.
• It suits a warrior, death knight, or paladin as a two-handed weapon with a dark, "corrupted" theme.