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Overview

Muramasa is an epic one-handed sword from The Burning Crusade expansion, added alongside the opening of Sunwell Plateau in patch 2.4. It is a graceful straight blade with a slender, eastern-style edge: the model is a nod to the legendary Japanese master swordsmith Muramasa, whose blades were said in lore to be cursed and to awaken a thirst for blood in their wielders.
The blade looks restrained and elegant — without flashy effects, but with the recognizable silhouette of a katana. This makes it a sought-after detail for the look of a wandering swordsman or a mercenary duelist. The sword suits classes that can wield one-handed swords.
Source
The sword drops from M'uru — the second-to-last boss of the Sunwell Plateau raid. This is the final raid of The Burning Crusade, located on the Isle of Quel'Danas.
- There is only one difficulty (a classic-era raid); it has no separate difficulty levels.
- The sword is bind on pickup, so you can only farm it yourself — you cannot buy it from another player.
- The drop chance is low, like most raid items, so be ready for several weekly runs.
At the current maximum level the raid is soloed without any trouble: the enemies and bosses of The Burning Crusade have long ceased to pose a threat. Get to the Isle of Quel'Danas, enter the raid, and fight your way to M'uru, killing bosses along the way. After the victory, check the loot — with some luck the sword will be among the spoils.
Who It Suits Visually
- It harmonizes with light leather sets in dark tones — the look of a stealthy swordsman or duelist.
- It fits outfits with an eastern aesthetic thanks to the katana-like shape of the blade.
- It contrasts with massive plate armor: against that backdrop, the slender sword looks pointedly elegant.
- It pairs well with another one-handed blade of a similar silhouette for a two-sword master look.
Tips
Go into the raid on a max-level character — Sunwell Plateau is soloable, and you don't need a group to farm it.
The sword is bind on pickup, so plan regular weekly runs: the raid resets once a week.
On the way to M'uru, the other raid bosses also drop other valuable transmog, so clearing the whole raid is worthwhile for the entire collection.
Classes with high mobility and self-healing are optimal — they clear the raid faster and don't depend on a healer.
If the sword doesn't drop, don't be discouraged and come back next week: repeat runs are common practice for raid transmog.
The most convenient way to reach the Isle of Quel'Danas is via the flight path, which is learned automatically: that way you won't have to chart a route to the raid manually.
Author
Polnolunie
В школьные годы была главным хилером на районе — прист-бладэльф в Т5 и на Пепле Ал'ара. Время идёт, всё меняется, а в сердце всё так же звучат Леса Вечной Песни.




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