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Jin'rohk, The Great Apocalypse — Transmog Set Guide

by iraettae
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Overview

Джин'рок, Великий Апокалипсис

Game iconJin'rohk, The Great Apocalypse is an epic two-handed sword in the style of the Amani trolls, added to World of Warcraft in patch 2.3.0 alongside the opening of the Zul'Aman raid. It is a massive blade with a carved hilt and a broad, curved edge that points downward when worn on the back — a distinctive trait of this particular model that sets it apart from similar troll swords.

The name harks back to the Zandali troll language: "rohk" roughly translates as "end of worlds," that is, the apocalypse. In appearance, the sword is often compared to another famous troll blade — Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds — with the two considered something of a pair.

An important point for collectors: this sword's appearance is among the unobtainable ones. The item only dropped in the original Zul'Aman raid and was removed from the game, so only those who obtained the sword before its removal can collect its look today. Below we cover where it dropped, what recolor it has and what can replace it.

Source

Source type — a raid boss drop, now unavailable.

  • The sword dropped from Zul'jin, the final boss of the original Zul'Aman — a 10-player raid for level 70 from The Burning Crusade expansion.
  • Zul'Aman was located in the Ghostlands, north of the Eastern Plaguelands.
  • The item was removed in patch 4.1.0, when Zul'Aman was reworked into a 5-player dungeon and a new boss took Zul'jin's place. From that point on, the sword stopped dropping.
  • The appearance is "remembered" only by characters who managed to obtain the item itself before patch 4.1.0. This look can no longer be unlocked in the appearance collection.
  • If the sword is not in your collection, obtaining the original through standard means in the current version of the game is impossible — refer to the alternatives in the section below.

Alternatives

The sword has exactly one true recolor, and it too is hard to obtain; the closest available analog by silhouette is gathered through archaeology.

Variant Source Wowhead
Vengeful Gladiator's Greatsword PvP, Arena Season 3, The Burning Crusade era, currently unavailable Game iconVengeful Gladiator's Greatsword
Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds Archaeology, troll digsites, available now Game iconZin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds
  • The Vengeful Gladiator's Greatsword uses the same model as Jin'rohk and differs only in tint. It is a PvP reward from Arena Season 3 of The Burning Crusade era, and in the current version of the game it is no longer awarded either.
  • Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds is a different model, but very close in silhouette: it is a huge troll blade assembled through archaeology. It is the one most often taken as an obtainable replacement for Jin'rohk's look.

Who It Suits Visually

  • Amani and Zandalari troll looks: the sword was originally designed as a troll weapon and fits sets with bone and tribal motifs.
  • Outfits in a cold blue-green palette: the broad blade pairs well with armor of the same shade.
  • Shamanic and "savage" looks: the rough carving of the hilt and the large blade reinforce the primal theme.
  • Silhouette builds for large characters — Tauren, Orcs, Draenei: the massive two-hander emphasizes the model's size.

Tips

1

First check the appearances tab: if the sword is already in your collection, you can freely apply it as a transmog without the original in your bag.

2

If you do not have the appearance, do not waste time farming Zul'Aman in the current version — the original sword no longer drops there.

3

As an obtainable replacement, level up archaeology and collect troll artifacts for the sake of Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds.

4

Zin'rokh drops at random from any archaeology skill level, so you can start hunting for it right away without maxing out the skill.

5

Dig troll digsites primarily in the Eastern Kingdoms — their concentration is higher there, which means a higher frequency of attempts.

6

Keep troll tablets on hand: they speed up fragment gathering and shorten the path to rare artifacts.

Author

iraettae

iraettae

Got into World of Warcraft back in Legion, when everyone was obsessing over their artifacts. I've tried almost everything but still haven't settled on a main — I play whoever didn't get nerfed this week. I love the lore and digging up the quest details that everyone else just skips past.

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