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Kommentar von djvortix

One of the most recognizable weapons in all of WoW, I'm glad to see this return for Cataclysm (slightly different model from the old Ashkandi, Greatsword of the Brotherhood).

Kommentar von dysk

"The initials A.L. are etched on the hilt."

Kommentar von Magmy

Well this is disappointing. Compared to Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds it is the EXACT same weapon minus 33 Strength.

We can assume (for now) this will drop from Nefarian while we know Zin'rokh comes from Archeology. Zin'rokh will be easier to obtain and stronger. Lame.

Here's hoping these are placeholder stats.

Edit: Glad to see Blizzard changed this in the latest Beta push. Yay for placeholder stats.

Edit2: After leveling Archeology up to level 525, I can VERY EASILY say that Ashkandi is much easier to obtain. Yes you can't get this solo, but at least it'll drop if you put 50+ hours of work into Nefarian.

Kommentar von 479298

Nice to see they've updated the model, though, why for this weapon and not other nostalgia weapons I don't know, considering the old version is easily the best model from Vanilla.

Kommentar von 388430

I guess Armageddon was the last gasp of over-sized weapon design. :(

Kommentar von MetalGenocide

This weapon seems to have shrunk in the wash.

Kommentar von 627255

check out check out this image for the original original ashkandi.

http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100417142205/wowwiki/images/2/24/Anduin_Lothar_Lion_of_Azeroth_by_pulyx.jpg

Kommentar von aggression

First design was looking better. But 2x this one on TG-warriors would look almost as good. :)

Kommentar von Maunster

You mean this to this?

Kommentar von Nishtai

As of patch 4.0.6 Death Knights benefit more from Mastery and Akirus the Worm-Breaker (2H mace from Magmaw) became more or less one of the best weps for Unholy in the game (so far). But how will this weapon be prioritized let us say you already got the mace, would rolling on this weapon be an upgrade or not? Expertise and Mastery from the mace is extremely good. But will the extra wep damage "make up for it"?

Kommentar von 322704

Zin'Rokh
is superior to the Reclamed Ashkandi for fury warriors due to the increased crit vs hit

Due to stat priority being

Str>hit8%>exp26>crit>mastery>hit^8%>haste

where normalized values being

str 1.00
hit8% 0.90
exp26 0.90
crit 0.65
mastery 0.36
hit^8% 0.33
haste 0.30

it is only minimally superior however IMO more difficult to obtain than this weapon.

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By Severas
You Are At 1022 Troll Solves and 25550 Troll Frags. (99.4% Chance) Still nothing... Really Blizz?

That is an average of 1703.3 toll digsites if you average 15 fragments per site

Which is being optimistic since you can get anywhere from 3-6 per dig and 3 digs per site for between 9-18 fragments per site.
anywhere from 1419.4 sites to 2838.8 sites.

This is also not counting any other digsites that this person has had to do because you can't just dig troll sites.

However even with a 13% drop rate off of Nefarian you would have a better chance if you can raid and down this boss even once than farming for endless hours.

If you spent the time farming this doing attempts on the bosses in BWD you would have downed this boss 20+ times before you would have ever even had a chance obtaining this "RARE"

Kommentar von xacid480

I figure since its reclaimed they had to sacrifice part of the weapon, hence the smaller size from original. Over all I've been farming Zin'rokh pretty much when i'm not raiding or doing heroics (unless i'm valor capped). If nef drops this for my guild i'd be just as happy with it than Zin'rokh.

Either way you are going to be putting time in to get either. Be it learning nef or waiting for each reset if you got nef on farm till it drops. Where Zin'rokh farm can be done while waiting on queues or just free time.

In the end...Blizzard fails imho

Kommentar von 766812

I guess they could only reclaim half and the blade and that little eyeball/gem thingy on the hilt?

Kommentar von Marali

"Reclaimed" Ashkandi..
I'd hate to be the poor guy that Nefarian reclaimed this from.

Kommentar von Dontlookdown

This sword was the sword of an old hero of the alliance Anduin Lothar, Lion of Azeroth, he was killed by Doomhammer at the steps of Blackrock Mountain during the second war. When it says Sword of the Brotherhood, and by Brotherhood it means the Brotherhood of the Horse.

The sword is half the size because of then it got broken in Anduin Lothar's fight against the Doomhammer at the steps of Blackrock mountain

The current lore is that Turalyon, Lothar's greatest general, picked up Lothar's broken sword after he was slain and continued fighting with it.

Kommentar von Abdollah

A great weapon along with and , Reclaimed Ash'Kandi, Shalug'Doom the Axe of Unmaking and Akirus the Wormbreaker make for a terrifying collection of Azeroth's finest weapons. And my Paladin is very happy with them.

Kommentar von FuzzyFuzz9

The eye kinda looks like the eye of thundera from thundercats

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(623.16 Schaden pro Sekunde)
+341 Stärke
+512 Ausdauer
Haltbarkeit 120 / 120

Benötigt Stufe 85
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