Runesong Dagger — Transmog Set Guide

Runesong Dagger is a one-handed dagger of rare quality, added to World of Warcraft with The Burning Crusade expansion. It is a short blade with a surface covered in glowing runes: the engraving runs along the entire edge and continues onto the hilt, giving the weapon its recognizable "magical" look. The cold blue-steel palette of the model makes the dagger a striking silhouette in a character's hand.

The runic blade suits mages, warlocks, priests, and shamans who want a compact "scholarly" dagger for the main or off hand. The model belongs to the early Outland era, so it fits neatly into outfits styled after arcane explorers and cultists, never clashing with bright modern effects.

The Runesong Dagger drops in the The Shattered Halls dungeon — the third wing of Hellfire Citadel on Hellfire Peninsula in Outland.

• The drop source is the boss Warbringer O'mrogg, a two-headed ogre and the dungeon's second boss.
• The drop chance is around 9.83%, meaning the dagger falls on average about once every ten runs.
• The item becomes soulbound on pickup, so it cannot be passed to another character — it must be farmed by whoever wants the appearance.
• There is no attempt limit: the dungeon can be run as many times in a row as needed.

The entrance coordinate for the wing is inside Hellfire Citadel:

At max level the dungeon is cleared solo without trouble: the bosses and regular Outland enemies long ago stopped posing a threat. The fastest way to get there is a portal to Shattrath from your capital, then a flight to Hellfire Citadel.

• Works for mage and warlock looks in a cold blue-steel palette — the dagger echoes the cloth sets of Outland from the same era.
• Pairs well with silver and dark-blue armor: the runes on the blade complement runologist-mage outfits.
• Looks great alongside an off-hand item or tome for a scholarly spellcaster image.
• The warm recolor — the Solace Runeblade — better suits golden and cream armor, for example priest-styled sets.
• A debatable but expressive pick for a rogue: the compact, rune-covered model contrasts with the typical "rough" daggers of that class.