Get Plundered Tiki-Bound Blade

Plundered Tiki-Bound Blade is a rare one-handed dagger from the Battle for Azeroth expansion, added alongside the Island Expeditions system. The weapon model is styled after Zandalari tribal totems: the hilt and crossguard are carved from wood and bone, the blade is decorated with fine inlay, and a miniature tiki totem with a greenish glow is fixed to the pommel. The color scheme blends warm wood, darkened bone, and muted turquoise accents.

The dagger drops from Island Expedition rewards — a three-player group activity introduced in Battle for Azeroth. The specific source is the reward chests granted for taking part in the expeditions.

• The activity is available from level 50 once expeditions are unlocked in your faction's capital.
• Difficulties: Normal, Heroic, Mythic, and a PvP variant. The chance for transmog rewards is higher on Mythic difficulty.
• Rewards are random loot from the shared expedition item pool, individually tied to the player's specialization.
• The dagger is only obtainable while playing a rogue specialization at the moment the expedition ends — other classes will not receive it.
• There is no weekly attempt cap: you can rerun expeditions endlessly to farm the drop.
• Additional reward chests are granted for completing the weekly "Island Expeditions" quest, which requires earning a set amount of Azerite.

The recommended approach is to run Mythic difficulty with a group, with a rogue specialization on one of the characters. Clearing a single expedition takes 10–20 minutes depending on the map and opponents.

• It fits well into sets with Zandalari and troll aesthetics — carved totems, feathers, bones, and tribal patterns.
• It pairs with armor from the Uldir raid and the Zandalari dungeons of Battle for Azeroth thanks to the shared palette of wood and turquoise.
• It harmonizes with themed druid and shaman sets, despite being worn by a rogue — the tribal style reads as universal.
• It combines with green and turquoise cloaks, belts with pendants, and skulls on the belt.
• It contrasts with heavy metal armor — a debatable but memorable choice for a "wild bounty hunter" look.