Fleshscourge Sickle — Transmog Set Guide

Fleshscourge Sickle is an epic one-handed dagger added to World of Warcraft with the Shadowlands expansion. It is a short sickle-shaped blade in the style of Maldraxxus: a dark bone plate with a serrated inner edge, worn leather wrapping, and the signature greenish-grey palette of the Necrolord covenant. In model and silhouette the blade echoes the House of Plagues dagger line, meaning it fits naturally into sets dedicated to the plague alchemists, butchers, and field surgeons of Maldraxxus.

The item belongs to the covenant's reward transmogs: its stats are already outdated, and its value is purely cosmetic. The dagger binds on pickup and is available to any character belonging to the Necrolord covenant, regardless of class or specialization.

The dagger is sold directly by the Necrolord covenant vendor inside their sanctum.

• Vendor — Slayer Araya, the local merchant of House of Plagues weapon appearances.
• Location — the covenant sanctum Seat of the Primus in the Maldraxxus zone. Araya stands by the armory in the south-eastern part of the sanctum.
• Covenant — you must belong to the Necrolord covenant; the vendor does not sell appearances to characters of other covenants.
• Price per appearance — a fixed amount of Reservoir Anima and Grateful Offering.
• Binding — becomes soulbound on purchase, and can be bought again on any character of the same covenant.

Reservoir Anima accumulates through everyday activities in the Shadowlands: covenant quests, the anima conductor in the sanctum, command table missions, and weekly zone tasks. Grateful Offerings drop from covenant quests, command table missions, and from leveling companions.

• Looks in the spirit of the House of Plagues of Maldraxxus: dark bone, worn leather, toxic-green accents — the sickle rounds out such a set naturally.
• "Alchemist-butcher" or "field surgeon" builds: the short sickle-shaped blade reads well paired with cloth or leather gloves without metal.
• A paired "two daggers" kit for a rogue: for the second dagger it is convenient to use any recolor from the table above so the silhouettes match.
• Dark-green and ashen-grey sets with the Necrolord covenant armor — the sickle is from the same palette, so it looks like part of the set rather than a "random" weapon.
• A contrasting presentation with bright red-and-gold armor: a debatable but expressive choice — the blade becomes a visual "grimy" detail against the ceremonial plate.