Get Pitchfork

The Pitchfork is a two-handed polearm of low, "poor" quality from the very earliest items in World of Warcraft. It is essentially an ordinary peasant's pitchfork: a long wooden shaft with three metal prongs at the end. The model is as plain and recognizable as it gets, with no decorations and no magical glow.

The item's value is purely cosmetic. Its combat stats are negligible, and these days it is worn solely for the look of a humble villager, a farmer, or a peasant in revolt. For rustic and "everyday" concepts, it is one of the most fitting silhouettes in the game.

The item is not sold by vendors — it drops from enemies. There is a single source: human farmers in Hillsbrad Foothills, an agricultural zone in the northern part of the Eastern Kingdoms.

• The main carriers are the Hillsbrad Farmer and named peasants such as Farmer Getz, who populate the farms along the zone's roads.
• The drop chance is modest, but the mobs are plentiful and respawn quickly, so farming flows along at a steady pace.
• The item is bind on equip, so you can freely buy it from another player at the auction house if you would rather not farm it yourself.
• The mobs are low level, and any mid-level character can clear a farm with ease.

The easiest way to reach Hillsbrad Foothills is by road from the neighboring zones of the Eastern Kingdoms; the zone lies between Southshore and Tarren Mill.

• Ideal for a peasant or farmer look — the wooden shaft and prongs read clearly as rural equipment.
• Pairs well with cloth and leather sets of a simple, "everyday" cut, without armor or metal.
• Fits roleplay looks for rebelling villagers, militias, and ordinary townsfolk.
• Contrasts with heavy plate sets — a deliberately "unserious" choice for joke outfits.