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Feltooth Eviscerator is a one-handed epic dagger added to World of Warcraft with the The Burning Crusade expansion. It is a short blade with a curved edge and a dark hilt, finished in the greenish-grey palette of Outland — cold metal with a green sheen typical of weapons from the era of the Burning Legion's invasion. The silhouette is compact and predatory, without bulky ornamentation, so the dagger reads well on a character of any build.

In terms of game stats this is a low-level weapon (item level 33, requires character level 30), but for transmogrification the stats are irrelevant — only the appearance matters. The Feltooth Eviscerator is valued for its understated "fel" aesthetic: it suits the looks of rogues, demon hunters, and any characters whose theme is tied to the fel and Outland. The dagger has no armor class — the weapon is available to every specialization that can wield daggers.

The dagger drops from the final boss of the Hellfire Ramparts dungeon — Vazruden the Herald. The fight is a combination of the rider Vazruden and his dragon Nazan; the loot drops after you defeat the entire encounter.

• The Feltooth Eviscerator is the epic, heroic version of the item. It only drops when you run the dungeon on heroic difficulty.
• Hellfire Ramparts is the lowest and most accessible wing of Hellfire Citadel, located in the centre of the Hellfire Peninsula in Outland.
• The entrance to the dungeon is at the base of the citadel, next to the summoning stone. On modern servers heroic mode is selected right in the dungeon window — no separate key is required to enter.
• There is no attempt limit: you can reset the dungeon as many times as you want until the dagger drops.
• The drop chance is low and not precisely documented — a typical situation for rare epic loot from The Burning Crusade dungeons. Plan for several runs.

Under need/greed loot rules the dagger goes to specializations able to wield daggers — primarily rogues. When running solo this factor is irrelevant: all loot drops directly to you.

• Looks with a "fel" theme — the greenish sheen of the metal echoes armor that draws on fel energy and sets from the era of the Legion's invasion.
• Rogues, demon hunters, and other characters who rely on paired daggers: the compact silhouette looks good in both hands.
• Dark sets in a grey-green palette — the dagger fits the overall colour scheme and doesn't pull focus.
• Looks in the style of Outland and The Burning Crusade — the weapon directly references the aesthetic of that expansion.
• Minimalist builds without bulky weaponry: the blade has a strict shape with no extra detail.