Get Ironfoe

Ironfoe is a one-handed mace from the original World of Warcraft and one of the most recognizable dwarven weapons of the classic era. It is a massive dark iron hammer with a short haft and an angular head, forged by the master smith Franclorn Forgewright. The item can be obtained by any class capable of wielding one-handed blunt weapons.

Its signature trait is the built-in effect "Chance on hit: Your attacks have a chance to strike twice," granting a chance for an extra blow. For transmog, what matters is exactly this legend and the distinctive model: Ironfoe remains a coveted weapon for Dark Iron dwarf and blacksmith-themed looks.

Ironfoe drops only from a dungeon — it is a classic item drop with no purchase or crafting options.

• It drops from the final boss, Emperor Dagran Thaurissan, in the Blackrock Depths dungeon.
• The difficulty is low: at max level the dungeon can be cleared solo in a few minutes.
• The drop chance is around 6.42%.
• The boss is located in the far part of the dungeon, and you can reach him almost directly, skipping most of the halls.
• The item is bind on pickup, so only the player who actually loots it can take it.
• There are no personal attempt limits, but a general cap on the number of dungeon entries per hour and per day does apply.

• Perfect for Dark Iron dwarf looks and any blacksmith concepts: the dark metal of the head echoes the plate sets from Blackrock Mountain.
• It pairs well with a shield on a warrior or paladin built around combat and tank themes.
• It suits fire and earth elemental shamans — the squat, heavy shape reinforces the image of an elemental hammer.
• It works as a contrast with light cloth and leather sets — a debatable but memorable choice of a heavy weapon in the hands of a fragile character.
• It blends with dark red and bronze armor palettes; on cold blue-and-silver sets it looks less impressive.