How to create Bloodmoon – and get rid of it?

Bloodmoon is an epic two-handed axe that made a debut in The Burning Crusade. It’s pretty handy, especially considering that it increases both critical and attack power.

How do you get it? Well, first off you need to be a blacksmith and a Master Axesmith at that. It’s an upgradable weapon and has three levels. First you need to make a Lunar Crescent (Eternium Bars, 12 Primal Air, 12 Primal Earth, and 4 Primal Might), then you need 12 Primal Nether and 10 Primal Mana to upgrade it to a Mooncleaver. Lastly, to get uber coolness, you’ll need 20 Nether Vortex to upgrade it to Bloodmoon. A lot of labor required for something that you can’t tank with.

Though this would be extremely effective if you are a fury warrior since it gives 123.6 dps, it improves crit by 50 and attack power by 106. If you get tired of it, you can sell it to a vendor for 17g 4s 35c. That is if you can let it go. It can be disenchanted but we don’t know how since it’s bind on pick up for blacksmiths.

Bloodmoon is an epic two-handed axe that made a debut in The Burning Crusade. It’s pretty handy, especially considering that it increases both critical and attack power.

How do you get it? Well, first off you need to be a blacksmith and a Master Axesmith at that. It’s an upgradable weapon and has three levels. First you need to make a Lunar Crescent (Eternium Bars, 12 Primal Air, 12 Primal Earth, and 4 Primal Might), then you need 12 Primal Nether and 10 Primal Mana to upgrade it to a Mooncleaver. Lastly, to get uber coolness, you’ll need 20 Nether Vortex to upgrade it to Bloodmoon. A lot of labor required for something that you can’t tank with.

Though this would be extremely effective if you are a fury warrior since it gives 123.6 dps, it improves crit by 50 and attack power by 106. If you get tired of it, you can sell it to a vendor for 17g 4s 35c. That is if you can let it go. It can be disenchanted but we don’t know how since it’s bind on pick up for blacksmiths.