Get Myth Maker's Brush

Myth Maker's Brush is not an ordinary weapon but a transmog illusion added to World of Warcraft in the Midnight expansion. On the surface, the item is presented as an item-level zero one-handed blunt weapon flagged with "Cosmetic Effect," but its real value lies elsewhere: when used, it permanently unlocks the weapon illusion for your entire account.

The illusion coats the blade or head of your weapon with a special visual effect and triggers periodically in combat, leaving a bright stroke of color. This makes it an excellent finishing touch for a look where what matters is not the weapon model itself, but the glow and animation layered over it.

The special thing about illusions is that they apply over almost any weapon of a suitable type. Once you have obtained Myth Maker's Brush, you will be able to overlay this effect on different blades without having to hunt down the item again.

The illusion drops from the treasure Pilfered Trunk — a container found in delves of the Midnight expansion. The chest is not tied to a single location: it appears in several delves of the season at once, including the Twilight Crypts, The Grudge Pit, and others.

Key points for obtaining it:

• The item's source is the treasure Pilfered Trunk, not killing a specific boss.
• The chest appears in several Midnight delves, so any of them where it shows up will work.
• The item itself is bind-on-party, meaning it can be handed off to your group members as long as it has not been used.
• Once used, the illusion unlocks for your entire account and no longer takes up space in your bag.

Since the drop is tied to a random chest, there is no guaranteed way to obtain the illusion in a single run — you will need to run delves regularly and inspect every Pilfered Trunk you come across.

• Suits vivid, "artistic" looks where the weapon is conceived as a brush, a color mage's staff, or a ritual instrument.
• Pairs well with sets in warm and multicolored palettes, reinforcing the feeling of light and color magic.
• Looks great on one-handed blunt weapons with a plain model that lacks expressiveness — the illusion adds movement and an accent.
• Contrasts with austere plate sets in dark tones: the stroke of color makes such a look less monotonous.