Get Wildfury Greatstaff

Wildfury Greatstaff is an epic two-handed staff added to World of Warcraft with The Burning Crusade expansion. It is a "beast" weapon with agility and stamina stats plus an attack power bonus in cat, bear, dire bear, and moonkin form, so historically it was carried by feral cat and bear druids. The model is a dark shaft topped with clawed protrusions and natural motifs — a recognizable "wild" silhouette that fits the beast-druid image well.

The staff drops in the Serpentshrine Cavern raid — a 25-player raid of The Burning Crusade era, hidden in the Coilfang Reservoir in Zangarmarsh. This is tier 5 level content, and today it has long been irrelevant in terms of power: players go there solely for transmog, achievements, and rare weapon models like this staff.

The Wildfury Greatstaff is a rare drop not from bosses, but from regular enemies (underlings) in the Serpentshrine Cavern raid. It drops from the naga guardians and attendants that populate the dungeon corridors on the way to Lady Vashj, so farming goes through clearing trash packs rather than killing a specific boss.

• Source: the Serpentshrine Cavern raid in the Coilfang Reservoir, Zangarmarsh.
• Drop type: rare loot from rank-and-file enemies (trash), not tied to a boss.
• The drop chance is low, so several runs may be required.
• It binds when picked up and cannot be passed to another character.
• There is no attempt limit: the raid can be re-entered every week, and trash can be cleared without restriction within a single run.

Getting into the raid is easy: the entrance is hidden behind a waterfall in the center of the Coilfang Reservoir — you need to dive to the underwater pipe in the middle of the lake and swim inside. At max level the raid is cleared solo without any trouble; a separate healer or group is not required.

• Fits the beast-druid look: the dark shaft and natural top echo the cat and bear form.
• Harmonizes with tier 4 and tier 5 sets of The Burning Crusade era in earthy, green, and brown tones.
• Looks great in "savage" and shamanistic looks thanks to the rough, natural texture of the model.
• Contrasts with white and gold cloth armor — a debatable but expressive choice for light sets.