Looking back at the history of World of Warcraft, orange weapons are destined to be coveted by every player. And if you really want to talk about which orange weapon can be regarded as self-improvement in history, presumably different players will naturally give different answers. However, in the eyes of most players, Wind Sword undoubtedly has the highest vote rate!
To be precise, the Wind Sword is the second orange weapon in World of Warcraft, as it can only be obtained by opening the Black Wing's Lair. The full name of the Wind Sword is called: Thunder Fury, the Sword of Blessing of the Wind Chaser, with an item level of 80, a fast attack speed of 1.9, and a second damage of 53.9, plus 5 agility, 8 stamina, 8 fire resistance, and 9 natural resistance. The effect has a chance to deal 300 Nature damage to the target and then attack the next nearby enemy. Each jump reduces the target's Nature Resistance by 25, allowing it to attack 5 targets, and the target's attack speed is reduced by 20% for 12 seconds.
There is no doubt that the special effects of the wind sword are destined to be very powerful, and they are very good choices for MT pulling monsters or thief output. Although the second injury is not the highest, from a comprehensive point of view, it is certainly the strongest one-handed sword of the 60s, and there is no one.
Not only that, but it seems to many players that the Wind Sword can also be used from level 60 to level 70, and can be used from the Heart of Molten Fire to the Well of the Sun. After all, its special effects can slow down the target, and the chance of triggering is very high, so even if it reaches level 70, anti-war and anti-riding monsters are also very good choices. This is also an advantage that other orange weapons do not have.
And the shape of the wind sword is also quite stylish, it is a one-handed sword that is carried on the back, larger than many two-handed weapons, and it must be a very good choice for the Transmolum Party. In today's official server, you will see a large number of players transmogifying the wind sword, and it always feels very stylish.
The history of the Wind Sword is also very interesting, the Wind Elemental Prince Sunderland was unfortunately imprisoned by the Firedemon Ragnaros, and the two keys were also in the hands of Garr and Baron Garton, respectively. Once you have the two keys, you can unleash Sunderland in Silisus, and defeat it to get the weapon in your hand.
And at level 110, the appearance of the battle thief's hidden artifact is also a copy of the wind sword, and it needs to summon Sunderland again.
I have to say that the influence of the wind sword is certainly incomparable to other orange weapons!