Get Nightfall Curseblade's Warglaive

Nightfall Curseblade's Warglaive is a one-handed paired blade from The War Within expansion. The model is done in a dark-purple "nightfall" palette: a curved blade with a serrated edge and crimson-violet veins, as if soaked in dark magic. It is one of the most striking paired-blade options for demon hunters — the only class that wields such a weapon.

The weapon belongs to a set of appearances with a dark "nightfall" tint, uniting an entire line of weapons in a single style. The equipped blade has a nice touch: auto-attacks deal a little extra dark-magic damage and are accompanied by a purple visual effect, reinforcing the "cursed" look.

The item level (89) is already irrelevant for combat, so the item's value is purely cosmetic. Getting it is easy and cheap — it all comes down simply to taking part in the relevant event.

The appearance is tied to the "Nightfall" world event in The War Within, where players fight on the side of the Radiant Flame faction against the forces of the Sureki in Hallowfall and adjacent zones. The event's rewards are bought from vendors at the camp by Mereldar's Tears.

• Nightfall Curseblade's Warglaive is sold by the vendor Vesper Churnmoat at the Radiant Flame camp.
• The price is 1 Radiant Emblem of Service. This is the event's token currency, exchanged for gear at Mereldar's Tears.

Where to look:

• Hallowfall is a The War Within zone. The Radiant Flame camp and vendors are located by Mereldar's Tears, in the southwest of the zone.
• Vesper Churnmoat stands in the camp by Mereldar's Tears and sells the weapons of the nightfall-tinted set.

How to get the currency:

• Radiant Emblems of Service are awarded for taking part in the event scenario and for the Radiant Flame weekly quest.
• Besides buying from the vendor, set items sometimes drop directly during event activities — from loot bags and quest rewards.
• The appearance is unlocked in your collection once you obtain the item; buying a single emblem is enough, and you do not have to equip the blade.

• Ideal for dark demon hunter looks in a purple-and-black palette — the blade alone sets the "cursed" theme.
• Harmonizes with armor sets that feature crimson and violet accents, for example with nightfall and nathrezim motifs.
• Pairs well with the matching item from the same set — two identical nightfall blades look cohesive.
• Contrasts with light "holy" sets — for those it is better to pick a weapon of a different tint.