Get Hellscream's Will

Hellscream's Will is a two-handed axe from the days of The Burning Crusade expansion. This massive orcish weapon, with its wide jagged blade and rough grip wrapping on the haft, is rendered in the earthy red tones characteristic of the Mag'har. Its silhouette reads perfectly as a heavy battle axe of the "savage" Horde, which makes it a great find for themed looks on warriors and death knights.

The item binds when picked up and carries the "Unique" tag: you cannot keep more than one copy in your inventory, but transmogrification does not require that anyway — the appearance is unlocked permanently after the first acquisition. The item level is purely nominal, so in the modern game the axe is interesting solely for its appearance.

The name refers to Grommash Hellscream, the legendary chieftain of the Mag'har, which boosts the lore value of the appearance for anyone collecting "orcish" sets.

The axe is sold for reputation with the Mag'har faction — these are the brown-skinned orcs untainted by Mannoroth's blood, whose capital lies in Nagrand.

• The vendor is Provisioner Nasela, the Mag'har supply officer.
• She stands in Garadar, the main Mag'har settlement in the Nagrand zone, at roughly coordinates 53, 37.
• Exalted reputation with the Mag'har is required — this is the highest standing rank, and you will have to farm it in advance.
• The purchase is essentially one-time: the appearance unlocks permanently, so there is no point in buying the axe again.

The fastest way to raise reputation with the Mag'har is through daily quests in Nagrand and Outland, as well as by turning in suitable items that increase standing with the faction. At max level the zone is cleared with ease, so the only thing limiting you is the time spent farming reputation.

• It harmonizes with "savage" orcish sets in a brown-and-red palette — the leather and mail sets of Nagrand and Shadowmoon Valley.
• It complements the look of a warrior or death knight playing for the Mag'har faction or the Horde in general.
• It contrasts strikingly with cold blue-steel armor — a debatable but memorable trick for a "trophy" build.
• It fits shamanic looks with totemic and bone accents, where a rough, "tribal" aesthetic matters.