Get Void-Touched Dagger
Overview

Void-Touched Dagger is a one-handed dagger added to World of Warcraft with the Midnight expansion (patch 12.0.0). It is a compact blade of elven make with a jagged silhouette, its edge wreathed in the purple-black haze of the Void. The model is built on the Sunblood weapons from the Sunwell Plateau raid: the familiar elven profile is recolored here into cold void tones — deep purple, smoky black, and rare sparks of dark energy running along the blade.
The dagger belongs to the void weapon family and suits any specialization that uses one-handed daggers: rogues, mages, priests, warlocks, druids, and shamans. Its silhouette is neutral in look, so it sits equally well in a rogue's outfit or a caster's set.
Don't confuse it with
Void-Touched Shank — that is a different dagger from a cosmetic reward of the Visions of N'Zoth era, with its own model and source.
Source
The Void-Touched Dagger is a cosmetic reward from a world event introduced in patch 12.0.5. The dagger itself does not drop directly: it comes inside the
Cache of Void-Touched Weapons container, which grants a random void weapon appearance not yet unlocked in your collection.
Where to buy the container:
- Vendor — Triam Dawnsetter, a salvager of decorative gear.
- Location — Silvermoon, the platform above the Bazaar next to the professions quarter.
- Coordinates —
/way Silvermoon 48.2 49.2. - Price — 5 Field Accolades and 150 Voidlight Marl per cache.
How the purchase works:
- The cache grants a random void weapon appearance you don't already have — you cannot target the dagger specifically.
- The weapon cache pool holds around two dozen appearances, so it may take several purchases before the dagger itself drops.
- The appearance is bound to your account's transmog collection: once you unlock the dagger, you get it for all characters.
How the currencies are earned:
- Field Accolade is awarded for completing the event and the Ritual Grounds: from the field pouch after a Void strike, from weekly tasks, and for a high final score on the grounds.
- Voidlight Marl is farmed in Midnight zones — world quests give around 150 per completion, rare elite enemies drop it on the first kill of the week, and high-level Ritual Grounds award 500–600 per clear.
Visual fit
- It pairs with the void armor sets from the same event — the Void Tier 2 appearances, the purple recolors of the Tier 2 sets sold by the same vendor in Silvermoon.
- It harmonizes with dark purple and black armor: Shadow priest, warlock, and poisoner rogue concepts.
- It fits elven Sunblood looks well thanks to its base model — especially with the gold and crimson armor of the blood elves.
- It contrasts strikingly with the white and silver armor of the Light — a debatable but expressive choice for a "fallen paladin" or a priest with a dual image.
- Paired with itself or with another blade from the table above, it makes a cohesive void set for dual-wielding daggers.
Tips
Buy a cache only while your collection still has unopened void weapon appearances — otherwise the currency is spent for nothing.
Farm Voidlight Marl first: its cost is higher (150 per cache) and it is also needed for the event's other rewards.
The fastest source of Marl is world quests in Midnight zones and high-level Ritual Grounds; visit the rare elites once a week for the first kill.
Field Accolade accumulates more slowly — don't skip the event's weekly tasks and try to finish the grounds with a high final score.
The event alternates between Eversong and Zul'Aman week by week, so plan your farm around the zone that is active at the moment.
The appearance is account-wide — unlocking the dagger once is enough, no need to repeat the farm on other characters.
If the event is inactive, there's no need to wait: the currencies don't expire, and you can buy from the vendor at any time.
Conclusion
The Void-Touched Dagger is an accessible void transmog from the Void Assaults world event of the Midnight expansion. The main challenge isn't the price but the randomness of the weapon cache: you'll have to fish the dagger appearance out from among the other void blades. A stockpile of Field Accolades and Voidlight Marl plus a little patience, and this compact purple-black blade will take its place in your transmog collection.
Author
SophiaHoney
Started playing back in Pandaria, when the pandaren were still a novelty. Got stuck on Monk because it's the only class where you don't get dizzy after a dash. Tries to manage both tanking and kicking enemies in the face.




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