Get Heartrazor
Overview

Heartrazor is a one-handed dagger of epic quality, added to World of Warcraft with The Burning Crusade expansion. It is a short blade with an aggressive silhouette: a dark hilt and a narrow, slightly curved blade that reads well on light and medium armor. The color scheme stays in dark steel and graphite tones without any bright glow, so the appearance fits equally well in formal and "shadowy" outfits.
The dagger occupies the one-handed weapon slot and suits any class able to wield daggers — rogues, druids, hunters, mages, priests, warlocks and shamans.
Thanks to its understated silhouette and neutral palette, Heartrazor remains one of the sought-after "classic" daggers in transmogrification collections and works well for role-playing a seasoned assassin or a stealthy fighter.
Source
Heartrazor drops from one specific boss of a classic raid from The Burning Crusade era.
- The boss is High Astromancer Solarian, the third boss of the The Eye raid.
- The drop chance according to Wowhead is about 23 percent, meaning the dagger drops on average within a few runs.
- The raid difficulty is the original 25-player version from The Burning Crusade. At the maximum level of 90 the raid is easily cleared solo.
- The attempt limit is one run per week per character: after killing Solarian you can reach him again only after the weekly server reset.
- The dagger is bound to the character on pickup, but the appearance is added to the account-wide transmogrification collection after the first time you obtain it.
To get into the raid you need to reach the eastern part of Netherstorm. The entrance to The Eye is in the air, on the large central island of the citadel, so without a flying mount you will not be able to rise up to the door.
Solarian is the third boss in order, so before reaching him you need to kill the two previous bosses or carefully run past them. If the dagger did not drop, leave the raid, wait for the weekly reset and repeat the run.
Alternatives
Heartrazor has no known color recolors with their own item identifiers — it is a unique dagger model from The Burning Crusade. Look for similarly styled appearances from the same era among other epic raid daggers of that expansion.
| Dagger | Source |
|---|---|
| Emerald Ripper | Moroes, Karazhan raid |
| Maelstrom's Fury | High Warlord Naj'entus, Black Temple |
Both of these daggers drop from bosses of The Burning Crusade era raids and are easily collected solo, so farming the Heartrazor appearance is convenient to combine with a run through the neighboring old raids.
Who It Suits Visually
- Looks great in The Burning Crusade-themed sets — the dark palette of the blade echoes the armor of that era.
- Suits rogue sets in muted tones: black, dark gray, burgundy.
- Harmonizes with light leather armor that has metallic inlays thanks to the contrast between hilt and blade.
- Fits the "seasoned assassin" concept thanks to its grim silhouette and neutral color scheme.
- Looks great as a matching pair: two identical blades in the main and off hand on rogues create a cohesive, symmetrical look.
- Contrasts with light and gold armor — a debatable but expressive combination of a dark dagger against shining plate.
Tips
Farming is most efficient solo: a modern character clears a The Burning Crusade-era raid in a couple of minutes, and all the loot from the boss is yours.
The best classes for solo farming are those with high mobility and steady single-target damage: monks, demon hunters, paladins, warriors.
Before the run, check that the raid has not been reset this week: killing Solarian counts toward the weekly lock, and there will be no other attempts until the next reset.
Grab all the raid bosses in a row — the other bosses of The Eye also drop collectible appearances, and a run is rarely "wasted."
Don't forget a flying mount: the entrance to The Eye is in the air, and without flight you can't rise up to the door.
The appearance unlocks in the transmogrification collection immediately upon obtaining the dagger on any character of the account — farming on an alt works.
If the dagger doesn't drop for several weeks in a row, don't lose motivation: a chance of about 23 percent means that on average four attempts are enough, but longer streaks without luck are possible.
It's convenient to combine farming Heartrazor with a run through other old The Burning Crusade raids — Karazhan and Black Temple, where similarly shaped daggers drop.
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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