Gilded Sinfall Bastard Sword — Transmog Set Guide

Gilded Sinfall Bastard Sword is an epic two-handed sword of the Venthyr Covenant from the Shadowlands expansion. The blade is steeped in the gothic aesthetic of Revendreth: dark steel with rich golden engraving, blood-red gems in the crossguard, and an overall "vampiric" silhouette echoing the architecture of Sinfall.

This is the "gilded," or upgraded, variant of the Sinfall weapon — it is more ornate than the base version of the same set and unlocks at a high level of renown with the Venthyr. The model clearly resonates with the Covenant's armor and interiors, so the sword is primarily of interest to those assembling a cohesive Revendreth-themed look.

In terms of power, the item has long been irrelevant and is needed purely for its appearance — the dark gilding looks great in plate and leather sets in a dark-red palette.

This is a reward for renown with the Venthyr Covenant. The appearance is sold in Sinfall — the home of the Venthyr in the Revendreth zone.

The vendor is Chachi the Artiste, the Covenant's renown quartermaster. Purchase conditions:

• A renown level with the Venthyr of around 37 is required — "gilded" appearances unlock at high levels.
• The price is roughly 3,500 units of Reservoir Anima and about 50 units of Grateful Offering. The exact values were adjusted over time, so the numbers should be treated as approximate and verified with the vendor.

Grateful Offerings are obtained through the anima conductor in the Covenant sanctum: you channel anima into a location and complete the related tasks and kills of rare enemies. Reservoir Anima accumulates from the Covenant's overall anima flow.

The content belongs to Shadowlands and has long been outdated: you can get the sword solo, no group is required — you only need to be a member of the Venthyr Covenant and grind up your renown.

• Perfectly completes a Venthyr-themed look — it pairs with the Covenant's plate and leather sets in a dark-red and black-and-gold palette.
• Looks great in "vampiric" and aristocratic gothic sets thanks to the gilding and blood-red gems.
• Suits Death Knights and Warriors who play the somber, noble theme of Revendreth.
• Contrasts with a Paladin's bright "holy" armor — a debatable but striking combination of dark gold and white metal.