Jenrette's Jagged Warglaive — Transmog Set Guide

Jenrette's Jagged Warglaive is a one-handed warglaive added in the Shadowlands expansion. Visually it is an asymmetric, curved warglaive with a rough, jagged edge and a dark hilt: the model is rendered in a stone-grey tone with cold bluish highlights running along the blade. The silhouette is typical of demon hunter paired weapons, but without any demonic glow — this makes it a great "grounded" option for looks where you don't want flashy effects.

The item is of the "warglaive" type, so only demon hunters can apply its appearance. The glaive has actual stats and item level 69, and it binds when equipped.

The glaive drops in the Shadowlands expansion from the corpse of an Abused Soul — an undead that dwells in the Revendreth zone. This is a regular enemy and not a boss, so you can obtain the appearance out in the open world without entering a dungeon or raid.

• The source is a trash enemy and the drop chance is low, so be ready for several runs.
• Enemies of this type appear in groups, which is convenient for fast farming.
• The appearance drops without being tied to difficulty — you just need to kill the right type of mobs in Revendreth.
• At character level 90 these enemies pose no threat and die in one or two hits.

If this exact model matters to you, the best approach is to farm dense clusters of undead in Revendreth and clear them in loops — that way the drop chance adds up the fastest.

This glaive has no officially confirmed recolors — it is a standalone Shadowlands model. If you need a similar paired-weapon silhouette without demonic effects, take a look at warglaives from Shadowlands and Legion dungeons and raids in a neutral metallic palette.

When putting together a demon hunter look it makes sense to search for a second paired glaive in the same color scheme so the pair looks cohesive: grey-steel models match each other best.

• It harmonizes with dark leather demon hunter sets in grey-steel and charcoal tones.
• It suits "grim warrior" style looks without bright magical glow.
• It contrasts with sets in a fiery and greenish-demonic palette — the glaive adds a cold accent.
• It looks great paired with another similarly shaped and colored weapon for a symmetrical look.