Rashon, the Immortal Blaze — Transmog Set Guide
Overview

Rashon, the Immortal Blaze is an epic two-handed polearm added in Dragonflight with patch 10.2. Its haft is crowned with a searing core of Shadowflame: dark metal is split by greenish-purple tongues of fire, making the weapon seem to smolder even at rest.
In style, the polearm fully echoes the Shadowflame theme that saturates the raid's final boss. This is an agility weapon: it is awarded to druids, hunters, and monks, but as a transmog appearance it is available to any class that wields polearms.
The striking animation of the burning head makes Rashon one of the most eye-catching polearms of the Dragonflight era — it looks unmistakable when paired with dark, fiery armor sets.
Source
The polearm drops in the Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope raid from its last, ninth boss — Fyrakk.
- The boss can drop the weapon on any difficulty: Raid Finder, Normal, Heroic, and Mythic. Each difficulty grants its own color variant of the appearance.
- The polearm's drop chance per kill is around 19%, with loot distributed via the personal loot system.
- The raid is tied to a weekly lockout: a single character can kill Fyrakk once per week on each difficulty.
- Since Dragonflight is now outdated content, the raid is easily cleared by a small group or solo for the appearance, especially on Raid Finder and Normal difficulties.
- In the past the polearm was also sold for Antique Bronze Bullion by a vendor in Valdrakken, but that method closed with the end of Dragonflight Season 4, so only the raid drop remains for now.
Visual Match
- Ideal for Shadowflame-themed looks — sets with green-purple fire and dark metal.
- Pairs well with Amirdrassil raid sets, which feature plenty of dark bark, charcoal, and smoldering hues.
- Supports "dark druid" or "arsonist hunter" concepts, adding living fire to the look.
- Contrasts with the light, nature-themed druid armor — the burning head stands out sharply against a green backdrop.
- Suits melee agility classes as an accent weapon that draws attention to itself.
Tips
Choose the difficulty for the shade you want: the higher the raid tier, the richer the flame on the polearm's head.
For the easiest variant use Raid Finder — you can enter it through automatic group matching with no preparation.
An outdated raid is convenient to farm solo: for the appearance, stats and combat tactics no longer matter.
Remember the weekly lockout — you can only get the polearm again from the same character on the same difficulty the following week.
Once obtained, the appearance is saved to the warband collection and becomes available to all eligible characters on the account.
The polearm is an agility weapon, so it drops for druids, hunters, and monks, but the appearance can be used by any class that wields polearms.
Author
Malavita
Malavita first discovered World of Warcraft in Draenor, but truly got into the game with the Shadowlands expansion. Has a soft spot for Demon Hunters and Mages. Considers her main goal to be collecting as many mounts as possible.




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