Get Nightfall Shadowalker's Rod

Nightfall Shadowalker's Rod is a two-handed staff of epic rarity from The War Within era. Its long shaft is crowned by a twisted finial in cold purple-twilight tones with a dark magical glow. The appearance belongs to the "nightfall" color scheme of the Radiant Flame faction rewards and captures the theme of fighting corruption in the underground areas of Hallowfall well.

This is a full-fledged weapon with stats: the staff grants agility and stamina, and its effect enhances auto-attacks with extra shadow-magic damage. In terms of power the item is tied to The War Within content, but the main reason to farm it today is precisely the striking purple look for transmogrification.

The staff looks at home in the hands of demon hunters, druids, and monks, and also suits magic specializations that can use polearm-style weapons as an appearance.

The Nightfall Shadowalker's Rod is purchased from the Radiant Flame faction vendor.

• The vendor is Vesper Churnmoat, a "defiled armor scrapper" who stands in the Hallowfall zone.
• You can find him by Mereldar's Tears in the southwest of Hallowfall, at the approximate coordinates /way Hallowfall 28.2 56.
• The purchase currency is the Radiant Emblem of Service. It is a token awarded for completing the weekly task of the "Nightfall" scenario.
• The emblem comes in the reward bag for the weekly scenario quest, completed together with the Radiant Flame faction by Mereldar's Tears.

Besides buying it from the vendor, the nightfall-look weapon is tied to the "Nightfall" scenario: its variants are also obtained within the scenario itself, including from the final foe's loot and from trophy containers. If you specifically want the purple "nightfall" variant from the vendor, focus on accumulating Radiant Emblems of Service.

• It fits perfectly into dark "nightfall" looks thanks to its purple-inky color scheme.
• It harmonizes with leather and cloth sets in purple, lilac, and cold blue tones.
• It nicely complements demon hunter and shadow priest looks built around shadow magic.
• It suits druids and monks looking for a staff with a sinister, otherworldly aesthetic.
• It contrasts strikingly with light and golden sets if you want to play up the clash of light and darkness.