Maw Executioner's Guillotine — Transmog Set Guide

Maw Executioner's Guillotine is a rare-quality two-handed axe with a massive curved blade and a dark bone haft. Visually, the weapon embraces the grim aesthetic of the Maw: the jagged blade looks stitched together from shards of bone and metal, with faint flickers of anima running along its edge. The model perfectly captures the image of an executioner from the realm of the dead and looks great in the hands of "dark"-themed characters.

This is a purely cosmetic appearance: the item carries no combat stats and exists solely for its looks. The axe was added as a reward from the Timewalking event for the Shadowlands dungeons and is account-bound, so you can unlock the appearance on any character.

The appearance is sold by a vendor for the currency of the Shadowlands Timewalking event. It is not a boss drop or a craft — the item is always available for purchase as long as the corresponding event week is active.

• Vendor — Collector Ta'steld, who also hands out the event quests.
• Location — Oribos, the central tier Ring of Fates, near the hall of curiosities. The vendor only appears during the active Shadowlands Timewalking week.
• Price — 1500 Timewarped Badges.
• The currency is earned by completing Shadowlands dungeons in Timewalking mode, as well as from the weekly event quest.
• The purchase is one-time, but the appearance immediately unlocks for your entire account.

Timewarped Badges are a shared currency across all Timewalking periods, so you can stockpile badges in advance and spend them during the right week. Each dungeon run grants a fixed amount of badges, and the first quest of the day brings a large one-time bonus.

Collector Ta'steld's stock also features a set of cosmetic weapons in a unified Maw style. If you want a cohesive look, take a look at the other items in this line.

If you can't find a suitable recolor, look for weapons with a similar silhouette: massive two-handed axes with bone and anima motifs from the Shadowlands dungeons and raids.

• Fits grim sets in the style of the Maw and Revendreth — dark metal, bone, muted anima.
• Pairs well with plate sets in a black-and-gray palette with cold bluish accents.
• Contrasts with light "paladin" armor — a debatable but striking choice for a fallen knight look.
• Suits concepts of an executioner, dark warrior, or death knight.