Get Hellscream's Requiem
Overview

Hellscream's Requiem is an epic two-handed axe from the Shadowlands expansion. The massive blade is forged in the grim aesthetic of the Maw: dark metal laced with smoldering orange-crimson veins and sinister spikes. The name itself references Garrosh Hellscream, whose soul was held captive in the Maw, giving the weapon special lore weight for fans of the Horde.
This is a full-fledged combat model with stats appropriate to its level, but today the item is valued first and foremost as a transmog: the axe's menacing silhouette is perfect for looks built around the theme of the Legion, demonic hordes, and dark magic. The appearance debuted in patch 9.1.
Source
The axe drops in the Sanctum of Domination raid — a Shadowlands raid located in the heart of Torghast.
- The drop comes from the boss Soulrender Dormazain.
- The drop chance is around 7.89%, which is quite generous for a raid weapon.
- The appearance drops on Mythic difficulty of the raid; it can be cleared solo today.
- Attempts are unlimited: the raid resets weekly, so you can come back for the axe every week.
- Dormazain is the fourth boss of the raid, easy to reach by clearing the preceding enemies.
Dormazain is located in the lower part of the raid instance:
Who It Suits Visually
- Fits perfectly into looks themed around the Legion and demonic hordes thanks to its smoldering crimson veins.
- Harmonizes with plate sets in a black-and-red palette — especially with Maw armor and Torghast themes.
- Contrasts with the light "holy" sets of paladins — a debatable but expressive choice for a fallen knight look.
- Suits classes that wield two-handed axes: warriors, paladins, death knights, and demon hunters.
- Looks great paired with Horde lore — for role-playing an heir to Garrosh Hellscream.
Tips
It's best to enter the raid through the dungeon journal: choose Mythic difficulty and teleport straight to the entrance.
At level 90 the raid is cleared solo with no trouble — Dormazain is killed in mere seconds.
Since the drop chance is high, the axe often drops on the first or second attempt, but if you're unlucky, come back every week after the loot reset.
It's most convenient to farm on a class with high melee damage — for example, a death knight or warrior.
The same boss and the same raid drop other valuable gear and appearances, so the clear pays off even without the target axe.
If you're collecting several weapon appearances, run the entire raid — most bosses are killed solo without preparation.
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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