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| + | [[File:Ironfoe.jpg|thumb|Male orc wielding Ironfoe]] |
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| + | '''Ironfoe''' is a very rare and powerful hammer. It is the twin weapon of [[Ironfel]]. |
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==Source== |
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| + | The mace is a very rare drop from [[Emperor Dagran Thaurissan]] in [[Blackrock Depths]]. Its drop rate is estimated at 1%. |
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| − | This item is a quest reward from {{questlong|neutral|70|Kick Them While They're Down|id=10341}}. |
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| + | ==Notes== |
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| + | The proc on the weapon causes the wielder to only speak [[Dwarven]] for ten seconds. This is effective for [[Alliance]] and [[Horde]] alike, and allows a Horde wielder to communicate with nearby Alliance dwarves through /say and /yell. |
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| + | ==Background== |
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| + | Ironfoe, the legendary orc-slaying hammer, was forged by [[Franclorn Forgewright]]. While he kept its twin, [[Ironfel]], for himself, he bestowed Ironfoe to [[Reginald Windsor|Marshal Windsor]]'s ancestor, which was then passed down each generation to him. |
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| + | Last seen in [[Blackrock Mountain]], Ironfoe was taken from Marshal Windsor when he was captured by [[Dark Iron dwarves]]. It is now in the possession of [[Emperor Dagran Thaurissan]] himself, and can be seen in his grasp. Ironfel was given to [[Fineous Darkvire]], who succeeded Forgewright after his death as the new Dark Iron Chief Architect. |
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| + | The hammer is named after the legendary dwarven smith [[Kaltor Ironfoe]], who forged battleaxes which also bear his name. Three are known to exist, two of which are in dwarven hands. The third is believed to be lost somewhere in [[Felwood]], and may be in the [[Burning Legion]]'s control. An ironfoe is crafted from a single, massive block of [[dark iron]], sculpted into a perfectly symmetrical shape. Dwarven runes are carved in relief on its surface, suggesting (correctly) that this is a weapon of great power. An ironfoe is a dark iron battleaxe of instinct that feels perfectly comfortable in its wielder's hand, despite its obvious heft and weight.<ref>{{ref book |author=Arthaus |title=[[More Magic and Mayhem]] |isbn=9781588469458 |pages=119}}</ref> |
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| + | ==Patch changes== |
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| + | {{Patch 1.3.0|note=Fixed a bug that was causing Ironfoe to have an additional attack when the effect went off.}} |
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| + | ==References== |
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Revision as of 10:31, 2 February 2011
- Ironfoe
- Binds when picked up
- Unique
- Mace
- One-Hand
- Speed 2.50
- 71 - 133 Damage
- (40.8 damage per second)
- Durability 105 / 105
- Requires Level 51
- Item Level 56
- Chance on hit: Grants 2 extra attacks on your next swing.
- Sell Price: 5
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Male orc wielding Ironfoe
Ironfoe is a very rare and powerful hammer. It is the twin weapon of 
[Ironfel].
Source
The mace is a very rare drop from Emperor Dagran Thaurissan in Blackrock Depths. Its drop rate is estimated at 1%.
Notes
The proc on the weapon causes the wielder to only speak Dwarven for ten seconds. This is effective for Alliance and Horde alike, and allows a Horde wielder to communicate with nearby Alliance dwarves through /say and /yell.
Background
Ironfoe, the legendary orc-slaying hammer, was forged by Franclorn Forgewright. While he kept its twin, [Ironfel], for himself, he bestowed Ironfoe to Marshal Windsor's ancestor, which was then passed down each generation to him.
Last seen in Blackrock Mountain, Ironfoe was taken from Marshal Windsor when he was captured by Dark Iron dwarves. It is now in the possession of Emperor Dagran Thaurissan himself, and can be seen in his grasp. Ironfel was given to Fineous Darkvire, who succeeded Forgewright after his death as the new Dark Iron Chief Architect.
The hammer is named after the legendary dwarven smith Kaltor Ironfoe, who forged battleaxes which also bear his name. Three are known to exist, two of which are in dwarven hands. The third is believed to be lost somewhere in Felwood, and may be in the Burning Legion's control. An ironfoe is crafted from a single, massive block of dark iron, sculpted into a perfectly symmetrical shape. Dwarven runes are carved in relief on its surface, suggesting (correctly) that this is a weapon of great power. An ironfoe is a dark iron battleaxe of instinct that feels perfectly comfortable in its wielder's hand, despite its obvious heft and weight.[1]
Patch changes
Patch 1.3.0 (2005-03-07): Fixed a bug that was causing Ironfoe to have an additional attack when the effect went off.
References
- ^ Arthaus. More Magic and Mayhem, 119. ISBN 9781588469458.