Get Organ Piercer's Briarspear

Organ Piercer's Briarspear is an epic two-handed polearm added in the Midnight expansion. The shaft is topped with a massive crown of interwoven thorns and barbed vines, resembling a crown of thorns impaled on a war spear. The dark wood of the haft and the greenish-brown growths reveal its origin in the Void-infested depths of the Voidstorm.

The weapon is intended for specializations that wield polearms: rogue and beast mastery hunters, monks, and druids in melee form. The silhouette is massive and predatory — this is not a ceremonial spear but a crude implement assembled from whatever grows in the dark.

The Organ Piercer's Briarspear can be obtained in several ways. For example, it drops from the Nullaeus Cache — a loot container left behind by Nullaeus, a formidable opponent of the first-season Midnight delves.

• Nullaeus ambushes you while you are clearing a delve: he appears suddenly along with a group of minions.
• When you deal damage to Nullaeus and bring him down to roughly half of his health pool, he teleports away and leaves the "Nullaeus Cache" on the ground.
• The weapon drops from this cache — along with other items from its loot table.
• The ambush can occur in seasonal delves located in the Voidstorm zone. The entrance to the Peak of Torment delve is located here:

• The item level depends on the delve's tier: the higher the tier you complete, the higher the stats of the dropped spear.
• The Nullaeus encounter is not tied to a weekly lockout for the item itself — you can farm the cache until the appearance you want drops.

To access the delves you will need a level 90 character and the Voidstorm zone unlocked through the Midnight story campaign.

• It fits looks built around the Void and corruption theme — the dark wood and greenish-brown growths echo the gear from the Voidstorm.
• It harmonizes with nature- and druid-themed sets thanks to the vine and thorn motif instead of classic metal.
• It contrasts with bright plate sets — a debatable but striking choice for the look of a "wild" warrior amid polished armor.
• It looks great on hunters and monks in dark green and swampy color schemes.