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Razdunk's WR0-NC4 5300 — Transmog Set Guide

by Malavita
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Overview

Razdunk's WR0-NC4 5300

Game iconRazdunk's WR0-NC4 5300 is a two-handed bludgeoning weapon appearance that looks like a massive mechanical wrench-hammer styled after the goblin engineering of Mechagon. The name references the boss Razdunk from the Operation: Mechagon dungeon, and the model itself sports a recognizable yellow-and-black industrial paint job complete with rivets, gears, and warning stripes.

Technically it is an item with item level 1 and a "Cosmetic Effect" tag — its sole purpose is purely cosmetic. When used, the item adds the illusion to your warband's appearance collection, after which the wrench-hammer can be applied as a transmog to any two-handed bludgeoning weapon.

The appearance was added to World of Warcraft in patch 11.1.7 alongside the wave of Battle for Azeroth Timewalking rewards. It binds to your warband, so the appearance is immediately available to every character on your account.

Source

Razdunk's WR0-NC4 5300 is sold by Churbro — a chronicler dragon in drakonid form who oversees the Battle for Azeroth Timewalking rewards.

  • Churbro can be found in Boralus for the Alliance and in Zuldazar for the Horde.
  • The spawn point in Boralus is the harbor, next to the Timewalking portal.
  • Coordinates in the Boralus harbor: /way 70.8 16.4 Churbro.
  • The purchase currency is the Timewarped Badge.
  • Badges drop in dungeons run in the Battle for Azeroth Timewalking mode.

The vendor and his stock are only available during the active Battle for Azeroth Timewalking event — it cycles throughout the year on a rotation. If the event is inactive, you will have to wait for the appearance until the next window. Badges do not expire between events, so you can stockpile the currency in advance.

Who It Suits Visually

  • Pairs well with sets in the goblin and mechanical style — for example, the engineering and gear-themed motifs of Mechagon.
  • Fits looks built around a yellow-and-black industrial palette with warning stripes.
  • Looks great on Warriors and Paladins who lean into the raw, brute-force aesthetic of two-handed bludgeoning weapons.
  • Contrasts with classic fantasy armor — a debatable but striking choice for an unconventional look.

Tips

1

The appearance binds to your warband, so it is enough to buy it on a single character — it will unlock for the entire account.

2

Stockpile Timewarped Badges in advance: they do not disappear between events, and by the time the Battle for Azeroth rotation opens you will be able to purchase the rewards you want right away.

3

Badges are farmed fastest in short Battle for Azeroth dungeons — pick the ones that can be cleared in less time.

4

Check the in-game events calendar: Battle for Azeroth Timewalking is only available during its designated weeks.

5

After purchasing, use the item to add the illusion to your collection — without activation the appearance will not show up in your wardrobe.

6

The same appearance can be applied to any two-handed bludgeoning weapon, so you will not need to change the model for new loot.

Author

Malavita

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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