Reclaimed Ancestral Blade of the Deeps — Transmog Set Guide

The Reclaimed Ancestral Blade of the Deeps is a rare-quality two-handed sword with an oceanic, "deep-sea" theme. The blade is crafted in a jinyu and naga style: a wavy edge, turquoise-green tones, and a pattern reminiscent of the scales and corals of underwater realms. It is a calm, "watery" weapon model that stands out nicely from the usual fiery and metallic two-handers.

The sword suits classes that wield Strength-based two-handed swords — warriors, death knights, and paladins. Since the item scales to the character's level, its entire value lies in its look: the turquoise blade and oceanic motifs make it a great choice for themed outfits.

The Reclaimed Ancestral Blade of the Deeps is sold by Churbro, a vendor for the Timewalking: Battle for Azeroth event.

• The sword is purchased for Timewarped Badges — a currency awarded for completing dungeons in Timewalking mode.
• Churbro appears for the duration of the Battle for Azeroth event in Boralus (Alliance) and Dazar'alor (Horde).
• The purchase is not limited by attempts: as soon as you have enough badges saved up, the blade can be bought right away.
• Badges are farmed quickly — a few Timewalking dungeons over an evening usually cover the cost of a weapon like this.

The Battle for Azeroth event is not active permanently but rotates with the Timewalking events of other expansions, so if the vendor is not in town right now, you will need to wait for the corresponding event week.

The Reclaimed Ancestral Blade of the Deeps is a weapon with a maritime jinyu aesthetic. No direct recolors of it are confirmed, so as a replacement you should look for two-handed swords in a similar turquoise-green palette:

• Other Timewalking vendor weapons with maritime or underwater finishes will suit the same look and are bought for the same currency.
• Any two-handed swords in a blue-green "watery" range will complement the jinyu theme if this blade has not been purchased yet.

• Fits maritime and jinyu looks in a turquoise-green palette — for example, sets with scales, corals, and water patterns.
• Pairs well with naga armor and items tied to the underwater zones of Battle for Azeroth, such as Nazjatar.
• Looks good with cold blue-green gear as a cohesive "deep-sea" outfit.
• Contrasts with fiery and demonic sets — for those, you should pick a weapon in a warmer palette.