Get Worshipper's Poniard

Worshipper's Poniard is a one-handed dagger of epic quality, added to World of Warcraft with the release of The War Within expansion. It is a light blade in a white palette with golden trim and sacred fire motifs — the signature aesthetic of the Arathi who have settled in the underground zone of Hallowfall.

The blade is part of the Arathi weapon set of Hallowfall, forged under the sign of the Light. Its narrow blade, wrapped grip and large pommel shaped like a solar disc make the model instantly recognizable — it reads as the ritual dagger of a servant, not the combat knife of a mercenary.

From a transmogrification standpoint, what matters is the appearance, not the stats. The item itself is a one-handed agility dagger with a base item level of 70, relevant only as a leveling step in Hallowfall. The collector's value lies elsewhere: this is the white, base version of the appearance, around which a small family of Arathi weapon recolors is built.

The appearance of the Worshipper's Poniard is unlocked not through the item itself, but through an arsenal — a cosmetic item that learns the appearance of the entire set all at once.

• The arsenal you need is Arsenal: Hallowfall Weaponry. When used, it adds 12 Arathi weapon appearances to your collection, including the Worshipper's Poniard.
• The current arsenal vendor is Reno Jackson in Dornogal, at the Delver's Headquarters.
• The price is 4000 units of the Resonance Crystals currency. This is the common Khaz Algar expansion currency of The War Within, which accumulates on its own through dungeons, delves and quests.
• The arsenal requires level 80 and binds when picked up.
• Besides the Worshipper's Poniard, the same arsenal unlocks the other 11 appearances of the set — staves, maces, polearms and ranged weapons in a single white palette. This makes the purchase worthwhile if you need even one item from the set.

Previously, during Seasons 2 and 3 of The War Within, the same arsenal was sold for 5000 units of the Delver's Coin currency by Sir Finley Mrrgglton in the same Delver's Headquarters. Now, in the Midnight expansion, the seasonal delve currencies have been converted to Resonance Crystals, and the trade goes through Reno Jackson.

It is worth noting separately: the Worshipper's Poniard as a gear item drops while leveling in Hallowfall, but the appearance is still more reliably secured through the arsenal — it grants the whole set at once and does not depend on random loot.

The white Worshipper's Poniard is just one of the colorings of the Arathi model. This silhouette has purple and appearance-equivalent variants that appeared in patch 11.1.5 alongside the Nightfall scenario.

If you specifically want the Worshipper's Poniard appearance, the easiest way is to grab the Arsenal: Hallowfall Weaponry — it covers the white variant all at once. The Arathi zealot's dagger and knife provide the same white style through the Nightfall scenario counter and are a good fit if you are already farming that activity for gear. The purple Nightfall set is already a separate color line for darker looks.

• It pairs with the white and cream Arathi armor sets from Hallowfall — the dagger is built in the same palette and completes the look of a servant of the Light.
• It harmonizes with golden and solar accents: armor with warm metallic trim and appearances with sacred fire motifs.
• It looks great on paladin, priest and other "radiant" concepts, despite the item itself being an agility dagger.
• It contrasts with dark leather armor — a white blade on a black silhouette gives a sharp yet cohesive accent.
• Paired option: for a two-weapon rogue or tormentor look, take the Worshipper's Poniard in the main hand and the Arathi Zealot's Knife in the off hand — both from the same white line.