Skypiercing Drillstaff — Transmog Set Guide

Skypiercing Drillstaff is a two-handed staff from The War Within expansion. The model is styled after the mining gear of the earthen dwarves of Khaz Algar: a massive drill head of darkened metal, twisted supports, and glowing inlays along the haft. The silhouette is deliberately industrial — this is not a magical rod but a heavy engineering tool turned into a weapon.

The item quality is uncommon (green), and the required level is 70. The appearance suits specializations that use staves: druids, hunters, monks, shamans, priests, warlocks, and mages. Thanks to its "technical" look, the staff fits easily into the sets of mechanics, engineers, and underground prospectors.

The appearance is acquired from a vendor for delve currency; no separate group or raid is required.

• Vendor — Sir Finley Mrrgglton, who stands in the Explorers' Headquarters in the center of the city of Dornogal on the Isle of Dorn.
• Currency — Undercoin, the account-wide currency of The War Within.
• Resonance crystals drop for completing delves, from the chests inside them, and for many other activities across Khaz Algar.
• The purchase is a one-time unlock for the appearance: once bought, the look is added to your appearance collection and available to every character on the account.
• No rating, reputation, or prior quest chain is required — you simply need to reach Dornogal and save up the currency.

The easiest way to reach Dornogal is through a portal from your own capital: the city serves as the main hub of The War Within, and portals to it exist in Stormwind and Orgrimmar.

• Harmonizes with plate and mail sets in a dark-steel palette — the underground gear of the earthen dwarves of Khaz Algar.
• Suits an "engineer" or "prospector" concept: the staff reads as a drilling tool rather than a magical rod.
• Contrasts with the light cloth sets of priests and mages — a debatable but memorable choice for a "dark technomage" image.
• Pairs well with looks in the industrial palette of Dornogal's mechanics and smiths.