Get Notorious Aspirant's Greatsword

Notorious Aspirant's Greatsword is a two-handed sword from the Battle for Azeroth Season 3 PvP gear set. It is a broad, blued-steel blade with gold and jade-green inlays near the base and a distinctive curved Zuldazar-style pommel — the model clearly echoes the aesthetics of the Zandalari trolls, on whose lands the season took place.

The sword belongs to the "aspirant" branch — the basic, unrated variant of seasonal gear. Its silhouette matches the rated gladiator version of the same season, but the aspirant blade is matte, without the glowing enchant overlay. That makes it convenient for transmog: you get the recognizable model of the season without having to grind arena rating.

Originally the item dropped in unrated Battle for Azeroth Season 3 PvP — from battlegrounds, brawls, weekly "Call to Arms" quests, and conquest chests. The season itself ended long ago, so these days the appearance is obtained another way — through a blueprint bundle bought for Marks of Honor.

• The appearance is sold as part of the Arsenal: Notorious Aspirant's Weapons bundle — a single purchase unlocks all 16 weapons of this branch at once, including the greatsword.
• The bundle costs 80 Mark of Honor.
• For the Horde, the bundle is sold by Xander Silberman at the Mugambala arena in Zuldazar, at roughly /way 51.4 58.2.
• For the Alliance, the same bundle is available from Marshal Gabriel in Boralus, at roughly /way 56.2 25.4.
• Marks of Honor drop from any form of PvP: battlegrounds, arenas, brawls, and conquest chests in war campaign zones.
• The bundle is bound to the character on acquisition, but the unlocked appearance becomes available account-wide.

• It harmonizes with armor from the same Battle for Azeroth Season 3 — the plate, mail, leather, and cloth aspirant and gladiator sets in the jade-and-gold palette.
• It suits Zandalari and troll-themed looks thanks to the gold inlays and the shape of the pommel.
• It contrasts strikingly with dark and crimson outfits — the cold steel of the blade works as an accent.
• It pairs well with green and turquoise armor tints, reinforcing the jade hue at the base of the sword.