Missile-Guided Throat Slitter — Transmog Set Guide

The Missile-Guided Throat Slitter is an epic one-handed warglaive in a goblin mechanical style. Instead of the usual curved warglaive blade, this one features a metal construction resembling the warhead of a small missile: an elongated body, technical ribs, and a distinctive "industrial" silhouette that clearly nods to goblin engineering. The flavor text plays into the theme: "Go get 'em, throat slitter!".

This weapon comes from The War Within expansion content. By type it is a warglaive, so it suits demon hunters and is used when transmogrifying weapons for that class. The model is mechanical and angular, with no magical glow — the emphasis is on goblin technical design rather than magical effects.

The appearance is obtained from current The War Within content (Undermine, patch 11.1).

• The item drops from content in Undermine — the goblin city introduced in this expansion.
• It is an epic item with item level 53 and a character level requirement of 70, and it binds when picked up.
• Since this content belongs to the current expansion, the best way to find the exact drop point at the time of your run is to open the item's page on Wowhead and check the source tab: the list of targets and their drop chances are updated alongside each patch.
• The weapon drops as part of the open world and related Undermine activities, so farming is not tied to a fixed weekly lockout — runs can be repeated.

This model has a mechanical goblin silhouette that stands out among ordinary warglaives. No direct color variations (recolors) of the item have been recorded so far — the appearance exists as a standalone model.

If you are putting together a technical, "engineering" look, look for warglaives and daggers from goblin and mechanical sets of the same expansion: they are kept in a similar metallic palette and fit well into a single set. The easiest way to find a matching pair is through the warglaive filter in the game itself or in the appearance browser on Wowhead.

• Ideal for a goblin, engineering, or "steampunk" demon hunter look.
• Harmonizes with sets in metallic and dark-steel tones with technical details.
• Contrasts with classic demonic and nature-themed warglaives — it is a deliberately "non-magical" choice.
• Looks great paired with a second identical blade, emphasizing the symmetrical mechanical silhouette.
• Suits looks that play on the theme of goblin inventions and explosives from Undermine.