Lumisende's Twin-Blade
Item Level 200This item is acquired in-game. See its sources below.
This item is acquired in-game. See its sources below.
In the Appearances collection, Lumisende's Twin-Blade is listed as World Drop. Appearance ID: 42543. 1 other item wears the same appearance:
Read from the World of Warcraft client build files.
In their in-game specialization descriptions, these specs name warglaives among their preferred weapons:
The 3 items nearest to Lumisende's Twin-Blade (item level 200) in item level among Weapon > Warglaives, from item level 190 to 226.
| Item | Item Level | Requires Level | Stats | Lowest Listed Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 200 | 60 | 30.8 DPS, +27 Agility or Intellect, +41 Stamina, +29 Haste, +17 Critical Strike, +131 Intellect. World Drop | Not listed | |
| 197 | 90 | 29.8 DPS, +26 Agility or Intellect, +39 Stamina, +24 Versatility, +20 Mastery, +127 Intellect. World Drop | Not listed | |
| 190 | 60 | 27.9 DPS, +25 Agility or Intellect, +37 Stamina, +25 Critical Strike, +17 Mastery, +119 Intellect. World Drop | Not listed | |
| 226 | 60 | 39.2 DPS, +34 Agility or Intellect, +52 Stamina, +30 Mastery, +27 Haste, +166 Intellect. World Drop | Not listed |
Gatewarden's Warglaive has the highest item level here (226).
Next item levels up from Lumisende's Twin-Blade among Weapon > Warglaives: Worn Shadowguard Warglaive (item level 400), Underscout's Glaive (item level 545), Gold-Plated Glaive (item level 600) and Nightfall Curseblade's Warglaive (item level 610).
Nearest lower item levels below Lumisende's Twin-Blade among Weapon > Warglaives: Vyrtha's Dredglaive (item level 100), Slithershell Warglaive (item level 58) and Drakonid Enforcer's Hidesplitter (item level 1).
Built from the World of Warcraft client build files and recorded Auction House snapshots.
First-party render from the game files. Model © Blizzard Entertainment.
Lumisende's Twin-Blade is not traded on the Auction House, so it has no live market price. It is acquired in-game from the sources listed above. This page collects its first-party game data (identity, effects and where it comes from) from the official World of Warcraft client build.