Get Forest Tiki Twinblade

Forest Tiki Twinblade is a one-handed dagger of rare quality, added to World of Warcraft with the Midnight expansion. It is a purely cosmetic item: its tooltip flags it as a lost weapon with a decorative effect, it has item level one and token damage. Its only purpose is stated directly in the tooltip text — to add a new appearance to your account's transmogrification collection.

The model is styled after carved tropical totems: a broad blade with botanical ornamentation and a dark-wood texture, with a hilt resembling a tiki mask. The silhouette looks good on every specialization that uses daggers — rogues, druids, shamans, mages, warlocks, priests and demon hunters. The color scheme stays in earthy and green tones without any bright glow.

The blade belongs to the family of "lost" weapon appearances added in Midnight: the series brings alternative recolors and models of old weapons from previous expansions back into the game and expands the transmogrification collection. All "lost" appearances are obtained through fishing in Quel'Thalas, bind on equip, and can be freely resold between players.

The Forest Tiki Twinblade is obtained by fishing in the waters of Quel'Thalas — the region where the Midnight expansion takes place. The source is the Lost Treasures fishing hole, a special type of hole with cosmetic loot.

Here is how it works:

• "Lost Treasures" holes appear in the waters of the Quel'Thalas region — in the Eversong Woods, the Ghostlands and the Isle of Quel'Danas.
• A cast into such a hole yields ordinary catch and, with a small chance, one of the "lost" weapon appearances, including the Forest Tiki Twinblade.
• The drop chance for a specific appearance is low: the pool includes dozens of different "lost" weapon variants from every old expansion, and the item is awarded at random.
• A high fishing skill is not required to fish from the holes themselves, but leveling the Midnight profession improves the overall efficiency of a session and unlocks additional types of catch.
• The finished blade binds on equip. If you do not want to fish for it yourself, the appearance can be bought from other players at the auction house — "lost" appearances show up there regularly.

No separate quest chain, reputation or achievement is required to access this appearance. All you need is a fishing pole, a leveled fishing profession, and access to the Quel'Thalas zones. The appearance unlocks in the transmogrification collection as soon as any character on the account receives the item, so a single lucky drop on any class is enough.

The Forest Tiki Twinblade has no known color recolors with separate item IDs — it is a standalone appearance in the "lost" series. Variants similar in silhouette and theme are worth looking for among other daggers with a natural, tribal aesthetic.

• Other "lost" appearances from the "Lost Treasures" holes — other alternative recolors of old weapons dropping from the same fishing system.
• Troll and tribal-cult daggers from old raids and dungeons — kindred options with carved wooden motifs and tiki masks.
• Druidic and shamanic weapons with botanical motifs — for looks where the blade should appear as a ritual object of wood and bone rather than forged steel.

If you want this exact appearance, you should farm the Forest Tiki Twinblade itself — the item has no alternative source for the exact same model.

• Suits troll and tropical-tribe looks: the tiki motifs of the hilt pair well with carved wooden sets in the spirit of the Zul'Aman and Zul'Gurub kits.
• Harmonizes with nature and druidic sets — dark wood and green ornamentation echo leather kits in earthy tones.
• Fits rogue-ranger and demon hunter concepts: a pair of identical tiki daggers in both hands assembles a cohesive tribal silhouette.
• Contrasts with light plate armor — a debatable but expressive pairing of a rough ritual blade with heavy gear.
• Suits looks that reference jungles and old troll locations — thanks to its overall tiki-mask aesthetic, the blade slots into such sets naturally.