Legion's Edge — Transmog Set Guide

Legion's Edge is a rare-quality one-handed axe added in the Legion expansion. It is a weapon with a demonic model: its stats are universal (a bonus to Agility, Strength or Intellect depending on your class), but it is interesting first and foremost for its appearance.

Visually, the axe is done in the green-and-black palette of the Fel: a curved, serrated blade with a fel-green glow that evokes the weapons of the Burning Legion's demons. The silhouette is compact, so the blade sits well in the hand and does not overload the look.

The item level is 17, and it requires character level 45 to equip. These values have no practical meaning at the current max level: the item is valuable purely as a transmog appearance.

Legion's Edge drops from a boss that appears during Legion invasions on the Broken Isles.

• The loot drops from Fel Commander Erixtol, an elite demon leading the assault in Highmountain.
• The boss is killed at the end of the quest Battle for Highmountain, which completes the invasion chain in this zone.
• Legion invasions are triggered on a rotation: when an invasion is active in Highmountain, the corresponding icon appears on the map and the final assault becomes available.
• The axe is not a guaranteed drop, so if it does not appear, wait for the next wave of invasion in Highmountain and repeat the assault.

The commander appears aboard a Legion landing ship in Highmountain; the approximate coordinates of the battle site are:

This axe has no named color variations (recolors) under the same name. If you need a similar demonic one-handed axe by silhouette, look for weapons in the same green-and-black Fel palette from Legion content.

• Look for appearances with a fel-green glow and a serrated blade in the one-handed axe section on Wowhead — they substitute for one another well in demonic looks.
• Similar models drop from other invasion demons and in Legion dungeons, so farming the appearance can be combined with a regular run through the zone.

• It suits demon hunter looks — the demonic model echoes the class theme.
• It harmonizes with armor in green-and-black Fel shades, for example with Legion-era sets.
• It fits "fel" and demonic looks where you want to emphasize a weapon of the Burning Legion.
• It contrasts nicely with light plate armor if you want a dark accent blade in hand.