Item 3293 on MoP Classic (Mists of Pandaria progression realms), client 5.5.4.69585
Item Level 3
Main HandAxe
1 - 3 DamageSpeed 2.20
(0.9 damage per second)
Durability 20 / 20
Sell Price: 14 copper
About Deadman Cleaver
Deadman Cleaver is a common main hand axe on MoP Classic at item level 3. It hits for 1 to 3 damage every 2.20 seconds, 0.9 damage per second. It shares its appearance with Cleaver and Hacking Cleaver. Other main hand axes listed on the MoP Classic Auction House closest to it in item level include Trogg Hand Axe (4), Worn Axe (1) and Skull Hatchet (8). A vendor pays 14 copper for it.
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MoP Classic Auction House prices
No MoP Classic price data yet. Not listed on any MoP Classic realm in the latest scan (last scan ok, finished 2026-09-19 05:08 UTC). The scan reads each connected realm's Auction House document once an hour. Bid-only auctions are skipped: a bid is not a price anyone can pay now.
Main hand axe items near item level 3
Our MoP Classic item table (the Blizzard item records our Auction House scanner has collected) has 8 other main hand axe items between item level 1 and 9; 0 of them carry fixed stats.
Its 0.9 damage per second ranks 8th of 9 main hand axe items in this group; Copper Axe (item level 9, requires level 4) has the most, 2.6.
Attack speeds among the 9 main hand axe items in this group run from 1.90 seconds (Copper Axe) to 2.60 seconds (Lumberjack Axe); it swings every 2.20 seconds.
Cheapest listed main hand axe items at a similar or higher item level: Lumberjack Axe at 4 silver23 copper (item level 9, requires level 4), Rusty Hatchet at 20 silver (item level 9, requires level 4), Worn Axe at 1,321 gold49 silver (item level 1).
Connected realms with a listing in the latest MoP Classic scan: EU 0 of 25, KR 0 of 5, TW 0 of 8, US 0 of 23.
Item data: Blizzard's MoP Classic Game Data API (static data 5.5.4.67732). Prices: per-unit buyouts from one Blizzard Auction House snapshot per connected realm per hour; market is the quantity-weighted median of a realm's listings. Retail column: the retail client datamine.
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