Get Preyseeker's Spire

Preyseeker's Spire is a two-handed staff added to World of Warcraft with the Midnight expansion. Its model is built on the Void elf aesthetic: an elongated headpiece crackling with dark purple energy and a carved haft matching the Midnight campaign sets. This is a weapon from the new "Prey" hunting system, and its silhouette fits neatly into corrupted and arcane looks.

The staff is intended for intellect-using specializations: mages, druids, priests, shamans, warlocks, monks and evokers. For transmogrification this means the Preyseeker's Spire can be applied to any staff of the appropriate class, building out a spellcaster look.

The staff drops as part of the "Prey" system, a seasonal activity of the Midnight expansion. Access opens after meeting Astalor Bloodsworn in Silvermoon: he hands out the starter quest Prey: Astalor's Initiative, after which the hunt table becomes active in Astalor's chambers.

• Completing a hunt grants a Preyseeker's Adventurer Chest — that is exactly what drops the weapons, including this staff.
• Hunt difficulty affects the reward level: normal, hard and nightmare yield an increasingly higher item track.
• Hunts also award the currency Remnant of Anguish, which is spent on cosmetics, pets and mounts of the "Prey" system.
• The first four hunts each week grant the bulk of "Hunter's Path" progress, so it pays off to clear those specifically.
• The drop of a specific staff is random — it is an ordinary piece of gear from the chest, not a separate guaranteed reward.

• It harmonizes with corrupted looks — the dark purple energy of the headpiece echoes the red and crimson recolors of the Midnight campaign sets.
• It suits mages and warlocks for arcane and shadow themes thanks to its cold purple glow.
• It pairs with Void elf cloth armor and any sets in a blue-purple palette.
• It stands in sharp contrast with the light "holy" priest sets — a debatable but expressive choice for contrast-based looks.