Shattered Voidspire — Transmog Set Guide

Shattered Voidspire is a cosmetic two-handed staff added to World of Warcraft alongside the Trading Post in the Dragonflight expansion (patch 10.0.5). The model features a massive head of shattered obsidian plates wreathed in the purple-crimson energy of the Void, set atop a twisted shaft of dark metal. In silhouette it is a direct recolor of the raid staff Edict of Argus — the same geometry, but in cold Void tones instead of hellish green.

The staff is account-bound, has no combat stats, and exists purely as a transmog appearance. Once purchased, it is permanently added to your appearance collection and becomes available to every character on the account.

The appearance is sold at the Trading Post — the monthly cosmetic shop available across all current expansions. This is a purchase with an in-game currency, not a boss drop.

• The price is 500 Trader's Tender.
• The selection featuring this staff first appeared in February 2023, in the very first Trading Post rotation.
• Trader's Tender is earned simply by logging in and by completing tasks from the Traveler's Log; the base monthly supply is around 1000 Tender.
• The Trading Post operates in Stormwind and in Orgrimmar; the currency is shared across the entire account.
• The Trading Post inventory changes every month, so a specific item showing up for sale is not guaranteed — unclaimed entries go into a "frozen" list and may return in future rotations.

If the staff isn't on display in the current month, expect it in one of the upcoming rotations — the Trading Post periodically repeats previously offered appearances.

• Suits mages, warlocks, and priests in sets with a Void or Shadow theme — the purple glow echoes the effects of the Shadow school.
• Harmonizes with dark plate and mail sets in a black-and-purple palette — for example, with appearances from Shadowlands dungeons and raids.
• Stands out against light cloth robes: the staff becomes the single dark accent of the outfit.
• Pairs well with Void and Old God themes thanks to the obsidian texture of the head.