Get Grovewarden's Halberd
Overview

Grovewarden's Halberd is a two-handed polearm added to the game in the Midnight expansion. It is a cosmetic illusion piece: the item carries no stats and exists purely for its appearance. The model is crafted in a natural style with floral motifs and a soft glow, which nicely reflects the theme of glowing moths and the groves of Harandar.
The item is warband-bound: once unlocked, the appearance becomes available for transmogrification to every character in your warband, regardless of class or specialization. This makes the halberd a convenient collection goal — you unlock it once and use it on all of your fighters.
This is a legitimate cosmetic appearance with a real source, not a placeholder item: to obtain it, you need to complete an activity in the Harandar zone. The item level here is purely decorative and has no effect on anything.
Source
The Grovewarden's Halberd is unlocked by Mothkeeper Wew'tam, a vendor in the Harandar zone.
- To obtain the appearance, you need to catch at least 100 glowing moths throughout Harandar.
- Each moth you catch grants iridescent dust — the currency that Wew'tam accepts.
- The appearance is unlocked from the mothkeeper and is immediately added to your warband's transmogrification collection.
- The activity does not require a group: catching moths can be done solo out in the open world.
Coordinates for Mothkeeper Wew'tam in Harandar:
Glowing moths are scattered across the entire zone and appear at fixed points. They are caught with a simple interaction, without combat, so gathering them comes down to planning a route across the map.
Visually Suited For
- Fits perfectly into nature-themed and druidic looks in a green-and-gold palette with a glow.
- Pairs well with leather and foliage sets thematically tied to groves and the forest.
- Looks great on shamans and guardian druids who lean into the nature theme.
- Contrasts with dark "demonic" and metallic sets: the soft glow will clash with an aggressive concept.
Tips
Before hunting for moths, set up waypoints for all of their spawn locations in Harandar — this will make your route shorter.
Catching moths requires no combat, so a character of any class and level within the zone will do.
The appearance is warband-bound, so you only need to gather moths once on any character.
Collecting moths also grants other Harandar rewards, so complete the activity fully rather than stopping exactly at 100.
Some moths spawn in hard-to-reach places — use flight or jumping abilities so you don't waste time.
If a particular moth isn't visible at its spot, check its spawn timer and come back later: the points respawn.
Author
Malavita
Malavita first discovered World of Warcraft in Draenor, but truly got into the game with the Shadowlands expansion. Has a soft spot for Demon Hunters and Mages. Considers her main goal to be collecting as many mounts as possible.




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