Item 15280 on Classic Era (Classic Era, Hardcore and Anniversary realms), client 1.15.9.69722
Item Level 53
Binds when equipped
RangedWand
56 - 104 Arcane DamageSpeed 1.80
(44.4 damage per second)
Durability 55 / 55
Requires Level 48
Sell Price: 2 gold6 silver
About Wizard's Hand
Wizard's Hand is an uncommon ranged wand on Classic Era at item level 53, usable from level 48. It binds when equipped. It hits for 56 to 104 arcane damage every 1.80 seconds, 44.4 damage per second. A vendor pays 2 gold6 silver for it.
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Classic Era Auction House prices
No Classic Era price data yet. Blizzard does not publish Classic Era Auction House data through its API (every Era auction house answers 404, US and EU). The scanner checks every hour; this page fills the moment Blizzard turns it on. Until then, use the in-game AH or the TheWoWDB Companion addon on your realm.
Ranged wand items near item level 53
Our Classic Era item table (the Blizzard item records our Auction House scanner has collected) has 16 other ranged wand items between item level 38 and 68; 5 of them carry fixed stats.
Its 44.4 damage per second ranks 9th of 17 ranged wand items in this group; Antenna of Invigoration (item level 68, requires level 60) has the most, 71.6.
Attack speeds among the 17 ranged wand items in this group run from 1.30 seconds (Freezing Shard) to 1.90 seconds (Wand of Allistarj); it swings every 1.80 seconds.
Torch of Austen has the most fixed stat points in this group, 10.
Next ranged wand items up with fixed stats: Torch of Austen (item level 58, requires level 53), Antenna of Invigoration (item level 68, requires level 60).
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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