Verdant Tracker's Spike — Transmog Set Guide

Verdant Tracker's Spike is a one-handed dagger from the Midnight expansion. It is a short blade with a rich green gem set at its base and a hilt woven with plant-like motifs: the model clearly echoes the natural, hunting aesthetic of the Amani trolls and the forests of Zul'Aman.

The dagger belongs to the "tracker" leather set — the gear collection from the "Den of Nalorakk" dungeon. Its icon and 3D model are shared with the dungeon, so in your transmog collection it looks like a cohesive part of the "forest" set rather than a random piece.

The item is of rare (blue) quality, item level 237. This is not a unique weapon with its own mechanics, but a standard dagger from the dungeon's leather set, valued above all for its appearance. For classes that wear leather, it works both as a combat weapon at the start of the season and as a transmog blank.

The dagger drops in the Den of Nalorakk dungeon — one of the dungeon locations of the Midnight expansion. The dungeon is located in Zul'Aman, with the entrance set in the zone's southern mountain ridge next to a massive stone bear's head.

Key facts about the source:

• The dungeon level is 80-90, with Heroic mode tuned for level 90.
• Access opens upon reaching level 88 or after completing the quest Den of Nalorakk: A Taste of Vengeance in the Zul'Aman story line.
• The dungeon has three bosses: the Hoarder, Sentinel of Winter and Nalorakk.
• The dagger is part of the dungeon's leather set, so it can be obtained from loot in Normal, Heroic and Mythic clear modes.
• There is no attempt limit: the dungeon can be run without restrictions, and the dagger can be farmed as many times as needed.

Since this is a dungeon set item rather than a rare drop from a specific boss, the main way to obtain it is regular runs through the "Den of Nalorakk" until the dagger drops from loot.

• It naturally pairs with the "tracker" leather set from the "Den of Nalorakk": the vest Verdant Tracker's Vest, the headpiece Verdant Tracker's Guise and the gloves Verdant Tracker's Claws come together with it into a single set.
• It looks great with green and brown leather armor — the dagger supports the "forest" palette of a hunter or tracker.
• It suits druid and rogue looks in a nature or tribal style, especially with an emphasis on the Amani troll theme.
• It stands out in contrast when paired with dark or black leather: the blade's green gem becomes a bright splash of color.
• It is fitting in a dual set of two daggers: you can take the Verdant Tracker's Spike and the Vinebound Shank in both hands.