Get Focused Netherslicer
Overview

Focused Netherslicer is a one-handed sword added in the Midnight expansion. The blade is built around a Void theme: a dark edge with cold lilac and blue-purple shimmers typical of the Voidstorm zone. The silhouette is clean and understated, with no bulky decorations, so the sword reads well even in fast-paced combat.
It is an ordinary item level 237 piece with a level 90 requirement, but what matters for transmog is its model. The sword suits classes that wield one-handed blades and fits nicely into looks built around dark magic and the Void.
Source
The sword drops from a rare elite enemy out in the open world — it is not a dungeon or raid, but an ordinary world drop you can get solo.
- The source is Far'thana the Mad, a rare elite enemy at level 92.
- You can find her in the Voidstorm zone — a Midnight zone for levels 88–90. Her spawn point is roughly at the coordinates
/way Voidstorm 53.8 62.4. - The sword's drop chance is high for a rare enemy — around 37–38%, meaning on average the item drops on the third or fourth attempt.
- The enemy respawns on a timer, so if you are unlucky it makes sense to check the spawn point several times or farm in a group to rack up attempts faster.
Since this is a world drop, there are no prerequisites, reputation, or currency needed — you just have to reach the zone and defeat the rare enemy.
Who It Suits Visually
- It fits perfectly into looks built around the Void and dark magic: Shadow priests, warlocks, death knights.
- It harmonizes with sets in lilac-purple and blue-black tones, especially Midnight sets from the Voidstorm zone.
- It contrasts with light and golden looks — for a paladin it makes a deliberately "dark" accent.
- It suits classes with one-handed swords: rogues, warriors, death knights, and mages in fantasy looks.
- It looks great paired with a dark shield or a second blade in the same cold palette.
Tips
Before the hunt, check whether someone is already waiting at the spawn point: rare enemies are often taken down in a group, and you can join someone else's fight.
The high drop chance means farming rarely drags on, but if you are unlucky simply return to the spawn point after each respawn.
Farming is easier on a class with good mobility — that way you reach the spawn point faster between respawn cycles.
If you only need the item for its appearance, a single drop is enough: once you get the sword, you can learn its appearance right away and stop hunting.
Combine the hunt with clearing other rare enemies in Voidstorm — many of them grant their own weapon and armor looks in the same Void theme.
Bring healing consumables with you: the enemy is elite, and at a low gear level the fight can drag on.
Author
SophiaHoney
Started playing back in Pandaria, when the pandaren were still a novelty. Got stuck on Monk because it's the only class where you don't get dizzy after a dash. Tries to manage both tanking and kicking enemies in the face.




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