Hirukon's Radiant Reach — Transmog Set Guide

Hirukon's Radiant Reach is a rare one-handed sword from the Shadowlands expansion, added in patch 9.2. It is a blade styled after the Zereth Mortis zone: an elongated edge with alien, almost organic geometry and a soft glow, finished in the light golden-sand palette of the Sepulcher's realm.

The sword bears the name of the rare enemy it drops from — Hirukon. The model is distinctive, with flowing "otherworldly" lines, so the blade fits cosmic and sacred themed looks well and stands out noticeably from the usual metal swords.

This is a weapon for specializations that use one-handed swords. Despite its modest blue quality, thanks to its unique model and ties to the Zereth Mortis zone, the sword is valued precisely as a transmog trophy.

Hirukon's Radiant Reach drops from the rare enemy Hirukon in the Zereth Mortis zone. Hirukon is an aurelid that lives underwater near the Rift of Dimensions in the southern part of the zone.

• The sword's drop chance is around 10%.
• Hirukon does not spawn on his own: he must be summoned using special bait.
• The bait is obtained by fishing in the same body of water — first you catch a strange ooze, which is then turned into the aurelid lure.
• With the lure on your fishing pole, you need to fish near a cluster of aurelids to bring Hirukon to the surface and engage him in combat.

The coordinates are around 52.2, 75.3 in the southern part of Zereth Mortis; the enemy starts out underwater. Since Hirukon is summoned manually, you can farm the sword as many times as your bait allows, without waiting for the rare mob's general respawn.

The same enemy also drops the Deepstar Polyp mount, which teaches a rideable deepstar aurelid. That makes the hunt for the sword convenient to combine with mount farming — both goals come from the same Hirukon.

• Ideal for cosmic and sacred themed looks — the otherworldly model sets the whole style.
• Pairs well with Zereth Mortis sets in the light golden-sand palette.
• Suits classes that use one-handed swords and aim for an "exalted" appearance.
• Looks great alongside light armor with golden accents.
• Contrasts with dark shadow sets — a debatable but striking combination.