Item 1602 on Classic Era (Classic Era, Hardcore and Anniversary realms), client 1.15.9.70576
Item Level 39
Binds when equipped
One-HandAxe
48 - 90 DamageSpeed 2.60
(26.5 damage per second)
+6 Strength
+5 Agility
+3 Stamina
Durability 90 / 90
Requires Level 34
Sell Price: 1 gold16 silver
About Sickle Axe
Sickle Axe is a rare one-hand axe on Classic Era at item level 39, usable from level 34. It binds when equipped. Its primary stats are +6 Strength, +5 Agility and +3 Stamina. It hits for 48 to 90 damage every 2.60 seconds, 26.5 damage per second. A vendor pays 1 gold16 silver for it.
Our Classic Era item table (the Blizzard item records our Auction House scanner has collected) has 15 other one-hand axe items between item level 27 and 48; 5 of them carry fixed stats.
Its 26.5 damage per second ranks 5th of 16 one-hand axe items in this group; Flurry Axe (item level 47, requires level 42) has the most, 35.3.
Attack speeds among the 16 one-hand axe items in this group run from 1.50 seconds (Flurry Axe) to 2.90 seconds (Stalvan's Reaper); it swings every 2.60 seconds.
+6 Strength ranks 1st of 4 one-hand axe items with Strength, the most in this group (level with 1 other item).
+5 Agility ranks 2nd of 3 one-hand axe items with Agility; Blue Glittering Axe (item level 44, requires level 39) has the most, +8.
+3 Stamina ranks 2nd of 3 one-hand axe items with Stamina; Headsplitter (item level 30, requires level 25) has the most, +5.
Blizzard numbers items as they are created, so the named items next to ID 1602 (1604 to 1624) were usually added in the same batch as Sickle Axe: the same quest line, zone, vendor or reward set.
Connected realms with a listing in the latest Classic Era scan: EU 0 of 26, US 0 of 23.
Item data: Blizzard's Classic Era Game Data API (static data 1.15.9.68185). Prices: per-unit buyouts from Auction House scans made in game by players with the TheWoWDB addon, one scan per realm per hour at most; Blizzard publishes no auction data for Classic Era, so a price is only as fresh as the latest scan. Retail column: the retail client datamine.
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