Get Nightfall Shadowalker's Dagger
Overview

Nightfall Shadowalker's Dagger is an epic one-handed dagger added to World of Warcraft in patch 11.1.5 of The War Within. It is a compact blade with a dark-purple wrapped grip and an edge wreathed in a muted shadowy glow — the weapon deals additional shadow damage to its target on auto-attacks, and that mechanic is reflected directly in its appearance.
The dagger belongs to the "nightfall" line of gear from the Nightfall event: the set is named after the nightfall shadowalkers — Arathi who defected to the Night's Order. The purple hue sets this set apart from the paired "dawnlight" kit of the Radiance of Flame, which is done in white tones. The dagger's silhouette is austere and short, with no ornate spikes, so it fits easily into stealthy looks for assassins and hunters.
Source
The main way to obtain it is to buy it from a vendor. The dagger is sold by Vesper Churnmoat at the Radiance of Flame camp by Morgaine's Tears, in the southwest of the Hallowfall zone. This vendor offers "nightfall" line weapons and accessories with a purple hue, and each item costs a single unit of currency.
The currency is called
Radiant Emblem of Service. You can obtain it like this:
- The emblem is found in the
Radiant Service Satchel — the reward for the weekly quest "The Flame Burns Eternal". - The quest is given by Mylton Wyldbraun at Morgaine's Tears in Hallowfall.
- To complete the quest, you need to take part in the Nightfall event and help the group defeat the final boss — the nerubian spider lord Anub'ranax.
The Nightfall event is a public scenario that launches every hour on the hour at Morgaine's Tears. The group fends off waves of surekian for about ten minutes or until the shared progress bar fills, after which Anub'ranax appears. The scenario has no lockout on repeating it — you can enter it as many times as you like.
The key limitation concerns the currency specifically: the radiant emblem of service is granted strictly once per week per character. So in a single week you can buy only one "nightfall" item on a single hero. If you need the dagger urgently, you can stockpile emblems across several characters — the quest is available to everyone.
There is also a second path, without the vendor. This dagger's appearance can be found in the
Confiscated Cultist's Bag — it is given for the Radiance of Flame daily quests, and it also drops from the scenario's final boss. The drop from the bag is random, so buying from Vesper Churnmoat for a guaranteed emblem is more reliable.
Who it suits visually
- It harmonizes with the purple "nightfall" set from the Nightfall event — the dagger was created as part of this set and matches it in hue and texture.
- It suits stealthy looks for rogues and hunters: the short silhouette without extra spikes does not overload the hand and does not interfere with stealth animations.
- It contrasts with light armor — against white and gold sets, the dark blade with its shadowy glow reads as a bright accent.
- It fits the theme of the Night's Order and the nerubian motifs of The War Within thanks to its muted purple glow.
- It pairs with the matching
Nightfall Shadowalker's Rod if you want a unified weapon set from one line.
Tips
The main limit is the weekly emblem. Plan your purchases in advance: only one "nightfall" item per character is available in a week.
To speed up collection, run the Nightfall event and turn in "The Flame Burns Eternal" quest on several characters — the currency is not account-bound.
Don't skip the Radiance of Flame daily quests: they grant the confiscated cultist's bag, from which the dagger's appearance can drop without spending an emblem.
The event starts strictly at the top of each hour — arrive at Morgaine's Tears early so you don't lose time until the next launch.
The final fight against Anub'ranax is a group one; solo completion is not intended, so count on help from other players in the public scenario.
The appearance unlocks in the collection right after you obtain the item — you don't have to wear the dagger itself; you can scrap or sell it right after learning its appearance.
If you are collecting the "nightfall" set in parallel, take weapons and armor in turn: there is enough armor in the confiscated cultist's bag, while emblems are better spent on weapons from Vesper Churnmoat.
Author
Malavita
Malavita first discovered World of Warcraft in Draenor, but truly got into the game with the Shadowlands expansion. Has a soft spot for Demon Hunters and Mages. Considers her main goal to be collecting as many mounts as possible.




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