Infused Stormglaives — Transmog Set Guide

Infused Stormglaives is an epic one-handed warglaive added to World of Warcraft with the Dragonflight expansion alongside the season's first raid. It is a sharp, curved glaive from the Vault of the Incarnates weapon set: the blade shimmers with a blue glow and is laced with stormy veins, while the hilt is forged from dark metal with spikes in the style of the primalists. The model captures the boss's stormy theme perfectly and reads well against any armor.

The weapon belongs to the "warglaive" type, which is used exclusively by demon hunters. Statwise the glaive is an intellect weapon, but for transmogrification only the appearance matters: the look is unlocked in the collection once and remains available to all eligible characters on the account.

The main way to obtain the glaive is farming the Vault of the Incarnates raid from Dragonflight.

• The weapon drops from the raid's second-to-last boss — Dathea, Ascended.
• The boss is located on the upper tiers of the fortress; the approximate coordinates of the fight area are /way 56 51.5.
• The drop chance listed by Wowhead is around 25 percent, which is very generous for a raid weapon.
• Dathea, Ascended is available on all raid difficulties: Looking for Raid, Normal, Heroic and Mythic. The appearance changes depending on the difficulty.
• The content belongs to past expansions, so at max Midnight level the raid is cleared by a small group or solo with almost no resistance.

An additional route is the timewalking-style mode for past raids: if the Vault of the Incarnates is in the current season's rotation, the weapon also appears in the list of farming rewards. The rest of the time, rely on visiting the raid directly.

This glaive has no separate recolor items with their own identifiers — the appearance variants are tied to the item itself and differ by raid difficulty.

• Looking for Raid and Normal mode give a duller, gray-blue version of the blade.
• Heroic mode tints the veins with a rich stormy shade.
• Mythic mode gives the brightest, most contrasting variant with an enhanced glow.

If you want a glaive with a similar silhouette, take a look at the other weapon from the Vault of the Incarnates set of the same model class — it farms in the same raid and fits into a unified look.

• Suits sets with a stormy, primal theme — for example, the demon hunter armor from the Vault of the Incarnates.
• Harmonizes with dark blue and steel sets thanks to the cool glow of the blade.
• Contrasts with warm gold or red armor — a debatable combination, but it makes a bold accent.
• Looks great as a matched pair: two identical glaives in both hands reinforce the stormy motif.