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Comentário de thebrassthief

Best tank weapon, best Fury MH weapon, not a bad Rogue weapon but you could do better.

Comentário de Tobias

This weapon is obtained from Molten Core by collecting both left and right half of "Bindings of the Windseeker" which drop from respectively Baron Geddon and Garr in Molten Core.

This then starts a long quest chain which involves killing Thunderaan the Windseeker in Silithus.

Comentário de 7069

I was lucky enough to get Thunderfury on my Rogue, and I absolutely love it.

Admittedly, this item should go to Warriors in the first instance, if they plan on using it to tank. The proc does generate quite a lot of threat, but it is nothing too unmanageable for a Rogue to negate through the usage of Feint and Vanish.

I was lucky enough to get the Bindings due to the fact that we already had a Warrior with Thunderfury already. Took me a long while to get them though - at least 12 months, doing Molten Core almost every week!

Comentário de 6762

My Guilds main tank has this, got it over a couple of months damn lucky and about 5k gold....Bloody worth it IMO. I believe you also need a BWL run I think to learn to smelt the bars I think.

Against the end bosses Ony, Rag etc it is hard to take aggro off him. If a Main tank can get it your raiding end game content just became a hell of alot easier.

It works very well for us.

Comentário de Jerree

The warrior/rogue debate has now become a moot point, being this close to TBC release.

While this weapon will grab aggro on clusters of mobs, a rogue shouldn't be able to grab boss aggro from a good prot warrior. TBC is featuring far better, non-legendary, weapons for Tanks and as thus, this weapon can safely be given to a rogue.

To strengthen this point. Once a Tank gets his hands on a +def weapon doing 89 DPS, he'll never again use his TF in PVE. Therefore, the raid just lost the proc... In this case, if a rogue had it, they could continue to off-hand it to keep the proc around for the guild.

Comentário de skitzosmeagol

Understand though, should a main tank get this weapon, he will generate more threat and allow in turn the whole raid to do more dps without the risk of pulling aggro, sure giving it to a rogue is understandeable, there is no problem with that. The guild decides who it goes to. However i feel the tanks will be able to generate more threat, and allow everyone else to do more DPS. Btw this weapon is amazing at DPS and threat generation!

Comentário de 7391

I don't know who'd actually even consider crafting it now, with TBC around the corner. The costs are pretty steep and chances are you'll replace it in the not too distant future.
Maybe if you have tons of gold (*coughcough*) and just want it for the shiny legenardy factor, but else... why bother.

Comentário de 7968

A once very rare weapon. Now obtained by luck. I've seen warriors, rogues, paladins, and even a hunter with Thunderfury. These days most guilds are in Naxx. Warriors have Widows Remorse, rogues have other Naxx weapons. Short story; Many guilds just give this out to whoever is crazy enough to spend almost all of their DKP on it.

The reason why a lot of warriors don't take this weapon is due to the fact that it costs a fortune to craft. Warriors already pay a buttload of money towards repairs after raids. Especially tanks. Since the sword was awarded the right to be an offhand it has become a very much wanted item by Rogues. Even though the threat from the proc is insane, most rogues can handle it.

I've seen a paladin with this sword too, he put +22 Int on it. I lol'd.
Also, I'd like to warn all hunters that want this weapon... Blizzard stated themselves it was a mistake putting them on the list. I've seen 2 guilds fall apart because they awarded a hunter with a set a lucky drop binding because he was willing to spend big DKP bucks on it. Then the tanks getting mad as they wanted it over a hunter (even though they didn't speak up when the RL asked if anyone wanted it)

Comentário de 8271

I seen this when i played AV with my 60 pally. A rogue weilding this and all of teir 3 went in AV. He was UNSTOPPIBLE! I couldnt believe my eyes because me and 5 other people got killed by him.. Man i wish i had this sword

Comentário de 8205

My brother is trying to get this. it takes 10 elementuim bars

(this requires 1 elementuim ore, 10 arcanite bars, 1 fiery core, and 3 elemental fluxes)

the two bindings,
( they drop off Garr and Baron Geddon in molten core)

and the essence of the fire lord, which is a Ragnaros drop..

Comentário de 9726

GREAT Tank weapon. Unless the instanse your in requires Crowd Control, but I know I would kill for this(not literally :P ). I have seen this so many times in the battlegrounds. Does Great in huge parties of people. Very helpful in taking nodes in Arathi Basin. Not as good in Warsong Gulch as in Arathi Basin, but it does well holding off troops in the base as your friend grabs the flag and slips out with the defenders trapped in the Wind proc.

In Alterac Vally you could do just like Arathi Basin. Maybe while Fighting Drek'Thar'Vandeer you would be holding off the Horde/Alliance Defenders WHILE tanking the evil man.

paladins and hunters whould never have been able to get this. i see no point in a hunter having anything with good melee. as for a paladin I mean come on you would benifiet more from +healing or +intellect than this sword with DPS and great proc.

Comentário de Koen

Thunderaan the Windseeker quest chain:

This quest begins when you loot either the Right or Left half of the Bindings of the Windseeker, which drop off Baron Geddon and Garr in Molten Core. Upon looting one of these, you must travel to Silithus and talk with the Highlord Demetrian, who will then give you the Vessel of Rebirth, which will start the quest.

Quest: Examine the Vessel
Who: Highlord Demitrian
Starts in: Silithus
Quest Level: 70
Level to attain: 60
Items Needed: Vessel of Rebirth

Quest: Thunderaan the Windseeker (Raid)
Who: Highlord Demitrian
Starts in: Silithus
Attain: 60
Level: 63
Items Needed: 10 Elementium Bar
1 Essence of the Firelord
1 Binding of the Windseeker (left) dropped by Baron Geddon
1 Binding of the Windseeker (right) dropped by Garr

Highlord Demetrian will guide you to Earthcaller Franzahl in Winterspring, who will tell you of a Goblin named Krixix who was swallowed up by a rift in the earth while meddling with the mysteries of Elementium. It is he who holds the secrets!

Krixix is located in Blackwing Lair, of course. Elementium ore drops random off the goblins in BWL as well. So, what's needed to make a bar of elementium?

1x Elementium Ore - Drops from Goblins in BWL
3x Elemental Flux - Purchase from Smithing Vendors
1x Fiery Core - Drop from MC
10x Arcanite Bar: Multiply that by 10 for the total amount of bars needed and you're looking at a significant expense.

Quest: Rise, Thunderfury!
Who: Item: Dormant Wind Kissed Blade
Starts in: Silithus
Attain: 60
Level: 63

After gathering all the items needed, return to the Highlord Demetrian in Silithus and summon Thunderaan. Rather than gain his blessing, he's evidently rather angry after his imprisonment, and you must defeat him.
Honestly I can't say how hard of a fight Thunderaan is. Even with our best efforts to keep the summoning of Thunderaan a secret, half the server showed up for the event, and Thunderaan died quite quickly as a result. After defeating him, you loot the Dormant Wind Kissed Blade and have the now groveling Demitrian give you Thunderfury, Blessed Sword of the Windseeker.

Source : Allakhazam.com / wow-europe.com

Comentário de 15764

At level 70 my warrior is unable to find a better DPS one handed weapon because of the proc on this. The proc is what makes this weapon.. While I can equip other weapons that I can hit harder with and have bigger crits with etc.. This in the main hand is far superior when aoe'ing mobs with wirlwind/cleave.. The proc hits 5 mobs that are surronding me, so between that and wirlwind/cleave, I can out DPS any geared warrior in my guild.

Comentário de 9576

In the the latest patch (2.0.10.6448) the threat generated from the Thuderfury proc was reduced. Still good for tanking but the effect of ThunderClap has been increased and is usable in defensive stance, thus making it less neccessary for a lvl 70 tank to use/want this item.

Comentário de 13912

I was testing and comparing tanking weapons in the last days a lot because I really wanted to know how much impact the newest changes on my loved legendary sword have. I don't want to talk about tanking (multiple) trash mobs in Karazhan ore elsewhere it's just not worth it.

Thunderfury is still the most powerful high-end encounter tanking weapon out there after 2.0.10. It is not only the (nerfed) average threat generation which is still a bit higher then King's Defender much more important is the substantial debuff which reduces the target's attack speed by 20% and makes this weapon so powerful versus melee damage intensive encounters (i.e. Gruul, Prince phase 2). The raid has has to deal with a remarkable lower amount of damage on the tank and consequently there is less healing needed.

This debuff is the reason why warriors of the top guilds like Nihilum or DnT still use this weapon...provided that they got it.

Comentário de 14808

No, the TF affect and Thunder Clap don't stack.

Comentário de 44372

I am offhanding TF on my combat rogue and while yes the 1.9 speed does lower the chance for combat potency procs, the large amount of unmitigated damage from the TF proc makes up for this. This makes TF an excellent offhand choice for rogues in TBC.

Since the debuff does not stack with thunderclap, and TC is the same 20% slow as TF, it isn't as vital in PVE as it once was. However, a rogue with it being there alleviates the tank from having to spend rage on keeping TC up.

In addition, the -15NR debuff helps with poison (less resists) and increases the damage from nature based casters (shaman/druid).

In pvp it is still awesome, the 20% atk speed slow affects enemy players as well and decreases the damage taken from all physical damage dealers. This essentially means the proc turns a warrior's 3.0 speed 2hander into a 3.6 (ouch). It is too bad it doesn't increase spell cast time as well, but that's what mind numbing poison is for :-P

As a rogue, I've found that TF is most versitile, useful, and just plain coolest weapon a rogue could have. It's sad that because of TF's overpowered tanking factor that most of them went to warriors.

Since the addition of new, high dps tanking weapons, the threat nerf to TF, and the change to thunderclap(usable in defensive stance now), chances are you will see less and less warriors using this weapon.

It is still a very good rogue weapon though...

Comentário de 23311

Chances are you'll see less and less Warriors wielding TF because *no one runs the instances that you have to farm to acquire one*. Seriously, who the hell is going to re-farm MC and BWL for a TF these days? I'd laugh if one of my Rogues suggested we farm one or two of these up. Hard.

My interest in TF is only renewed by a supposed questline to upgrade it; I firmly believe this is total bull, but the possibility is still mildly tantalizing. I still doubt it'll be worth farming one up.

Comentário de 23311

How do guilds working on new content have "a couple of hours" to farm two legendary drops that have exceptionally low drop rates?

If the drop %s were higher, if the instances were on a one day timer, that I could see. But if you're serious about progressing, farming MC and BWL for the items required seems a massive waste of time when you could be progressing just fine without the legendary item yielded by doing so.

Comentário de 23311

The operative word here is "lucky".

Comentário de 23311

Try and silence me. The operative phrase is STILL lucky.

No weapon generates more threat for a Prot Warrior, but getting it still proves to be a pain in the ass even at level 70. The time invested may or may not be worth it; it's up to how dedicated you and yours are to getting one of these bad boys made.

Comentário de 40604

Keep in mind that even Nihilum; arguably tops in the World for progression raiding; is still using TFs. Two of their BT raiders have them.

That alone tells me that working for this weapon is still worth it, since nothing yet up to BT has dropped that is arguably equivalent or better.

Comentário de 58055

Quote: "I am offhanding TF on my combat rogue and while yes the 1.9 speed does lower the chance for combat potency procs, the large amount of unmitigated damage from the TF proc makes up for this. This makes TF an excellent offhand choice for rogues in TBC.

Since the debuff does not stack with thunderclap, and TC is the same 20% slow as TF, it isn't as vital in PVE as it once was. However, a rogue with it being there alleviates the tank from having to spend rage on keeping TC up.

In addition, the -15NR debuff helps with poison (less resists) and increases the damage from nature based casters (shaman/druid).

In pvp it is still awesome, the 20% atk speed slow affects enemy players as well and decreases the damage taken from all physical damage dealers. This essentially means the proc turns a warrior's 3.0 speed 2hander into a 3.6 (ouch). It is too bad it doesn't increase spell cast time as well, but that's what mind numbing poison is for :-P

As a rogue, I've found that TF is most versitile, useful, and just plain coolest weapon a rogue could have. It's sad that because of TF's overpowered tanking factor that most of them went to warriors.

Since the addition of new, high dps tanking weapons, the threat nerf to TF, and the change to thunderclap(usable in defensive stance now), chances are you will see less and less warriors using this weapon.

It is still a very good rogue weapon though..."

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/signed and agree.

Im still using it as offhand and loving it :)
Going to wield the Gladiator's Slicer mainhand and the TF offhand with dual mongoose enchants, and with all the haste attacks the procs from both TF and mongoose does really sick damage.

And as a note to the warrior/rogue debate, some guilds have more luck then others we created our MT`s and my thunderfury in less then 6 months or so.

He got his first ofc and since i collected mats and helped out creating the 1st sword i got the chance to get the 2nd (if the bindings would drop again)
So for me as a rogue i couldn`t be more happy to wield it still in TBC and the debuff is pretty good for the whole raid especially since our MT went fury and now almost stopped raiding we still have one in guild on raids.

For me to actually get the bindings to drop and to be able to create the sword after collecting the mats (insane work pre TBC) beats the feeling of downing any of the raid bosses :)
Anyone that ever created the sword deserve it and will love it for a long time to come.

/Jiddraren /Odins Fury / Runetotem

Comentário de 31280

my self on offical even now with my lvl 70 rogue i still carry with weapon on my offhand for pvp still really usefull and the proc is still usefull in the bad encounters u have in pvp i will have to say JiddrarenOF is right its one of these weapons u cant get rid of even tho there are other weapons out there that more effective

as it goes for the warrior/rouge thing pvp wise it be longs to a rouge more than fury/arms warrior pvp wise

Comentário de beretta

There is no way "This" dropped for you today......... Did you not bother reading ANY of this page before trying to look hardcore and lying out your ass?

It's crafted........ Two peices, then a series of quests, then an assload of materials.

Kindly go die in a fire.

Edit: And ittook people 2 hours to clear MC 2 years ago........ its taking you 4.5 now...... make it a BIG fire.

Comentário de 44372

Thunderfury was the holy grail for tanks Pre-BC, but not anymore. Very few of the top guild's tanks are using it anymore, as weapons from Black Temple are by far much better. King's Defender and The Sun Eater are pretty much on par with TF, if not a little better just due to the stats. They probably won't however generate as much threat.

Top guilds in Black Temple are now using The Brutalizer and the Mallet of the Tides on their tanks over Thunderfury. Why? Threat generation is about the same, if not more due to the weapon skill addition. These weapons also have added defense and more stamina that Thunderfury with its meager stats cannot offer.

I still use Thunderfury on my rogue because, well I worked for it. It makes my character unique, and I like that. The fact that it still does good DPS is just icing on the cake. Should a tank still use it if he has access to better weapons? Probably not. My loss of 9 DPS by using the sword over a better offhand cannot even compare to the importance of a tank holding aggro and having enough defense and stamina to stay alive.

Comentário de GoGoGodzilla

Alright, WoWHeaders, I have a question.

A paladin I know is quite interested in going back to farm the Thunderfury. Is this actually worth the time invested, since we're on, what, 2.1.0 now?

I can't help but be skeptical.

Comentário de Corbon

The speed of the weapon and the low dps makes it a poor choice for any raiding Combat Rogue. It's way too slow for the off hand (and shouldn't be used in off anyway due to the proc) and the 60-145 damage range is extremely low for a Lv 70 main hand weapon (Merciless Gladiator has 203-305, in comparison). Such a discrepancy cannot be compensated with the proc.

And yes, some tanks still use it, primarily because of the debuff, but Imp. Thunderclap is just as good and most epic tanking weapons have 1.6 speed, allowing a faster Heroic Strike cycle.

Comentário de 73820

According to the Brothers Tauren there are hidden effects:

35% chance on hit his puppy will fall down a well and his favorite great aunt will be eaten by a grizzly bear.
Also, all opponents stats will be reduced by 100% until next server restart(insta-nerfed)
Opponent will walk the rest of the day in a mild depression having been emasculated in front of it's peers.
Opponent may also be renamed by guild mates as Nancy, Susie, or Sissy Boy, in the event opponent is female, her name will be Brad.

IT'S AWESOME!

Comentário de 51773

I think the point he was making is that if you mainhand it, it will proc more often due to instant attacks. Still not a good reason to mainhand it anymore from a dps perspective.

Comentário de 75521

Take a look at this one http://eu.wowarmory.com/character-sheet.xml?r=Anachronos&n=Ghostlove

Comentário de 83140

Still thunderfury is still on of the greatest tanking weps out there pre-BT/hyjal......the main tank of nihilum had thunderfury even in alll t6 and he JUST replaced it with one of the only weps that can top it- The Unbreakable Will-so dont down size thunderfury if people still have it they have it for a reason-KICk ASS
p.s. a tier 5 warrior on my server still uses it for main tank...and loves it.

Comentário de 92445

Is this quest repeatable cause I want to dual weild this sword.

Comentário de 24122

this is still a viable tank item as the proc causes larges amounts of threat, my guild leader(who's also MT) still uses it and ur right he worked hard 2 get it so he's gonna keep using it

Comentário de Batleth

I just saw a video on YouTube of a Protection Paladin tanking both mini-bosses and the first boss, Capacitus, in Heroic Mech...AT THE SAME TIME, without losing aggro once. She had Thunderfury equipped at the time. This sword is still an outstanding tanking weapon. Anyone who says otherwise is selling something...

Comentário de 16488

This is the best /2 spam weapon ever :D

Comentário de 29778

Sometimes math&theorycrafting can cloud some important truths. Such is the fate of Thunderfury.

It is a true and perfectly valid argument that TF lacks stats when compared to even King's Defender.

But lets be realistic, how much mitigation your MT will want before he starts to see threat is the main concern of tanking. Until he gets his gear, yeah new epics will offer more protection. But at some point into TBC raid contect, you will see you tanks will have enough mitigation through armor & jewellary and they will start being worried about threat because your raid DPS will be going up continously while your tanks will be working on survival.

When you reach that point, you will wish your MT had TF over any other weapon out there.

I am GM of a guild and we are on Vashj & Kael now. I honestly wish at least one of our tanks (we do not have an appointed MT) had TF instead of the mallet of tides that they all have :)

I am very seriously considering spending time to go to MC & BWL to craft TF for our tanks.

Imo the slow debuff and massive threat generation makes this weapon very superior over any other existing alternatives.

Ana

Comentário de Myraxa

Nowadays, weapon DPS is one of the least important ways to maintain threat. At SSC/TK level, tank weapons should not be chosen for their threat gen abilities--they should be used situationally based on their attributes. If you need hit/armor, use King's Defender. If you want pure mitigation/crushproofing, use Sun Eater. If you want stam or expertise, use Mallet of the Tides, etc. It's a fact that a tank's ability to generate threat WILL increase along with raid DPS as you progress. Why? Because of Block Value.

By the time you reach SSC and TK, tanks should be getting massive amounts of block value on their gear, making Shield Slam the primary threat generator. With a block value of 881, I regularly hit 1100-1200 threat per second on SSC and TK mobs. When you're maintaining that, no one's gonna pull aggro.

Add in revenge and the combined devastate and sunder, and the DPS in weapon differences aren't going to matter one bit. As for the slowing proc, imp thunderclap is superior to the TF proc, because it lasts longer and is not dependent on a random proc.

So don't waste your time farming for TF. Farm more T5 instead.

Comentário de Ptangh

I wonder what Thunderfury disenchants to.

Comentário de 118831

if you waisted your pre TBC life trying to get it, it drops alot mroe now that no one farms MC, so if you want one, get the lube (few thousand gold) for your guild to get your this aggro master, and get the mats for both it and the get +20 strenght enchant, any you have pretty much a reason to run mc for like a month

Comentário de Sardon

I had a question about this as far as lvl70+ mobs are concerned. Even though it says the debuff reduces their attack speed by 20%, does it scale that way? Or is it more-like 10% or less?

I ask this because I'm going to be DPSing with my guild now, and wanted to know if on boss fights it'd be worth off-handing Thunderfury to reduce a boss' physical attack DPS, but if it's less than Thunderclap, I don't see much of a reason to lose that extra damage I could get by off-handing my gladiator sword.

Comentário de Batleth

Ok, this may seem like a dumb question, but I wanted to get it clarified here. Let me preface this by saying that I would assume that the lightning attack that TF generates would jump to targets within a certain radius of the main target and if any of those radial targets are cc'd in any way, that the attack would break the CC. However, I've had several people swear that their CC was not broken when the Tank was using Thunderfury and lightning was bouncing all over the place. So does this thing break CC's or not??
Thanks!

EDIT: Nevermind! I got my question answered! It DOES NOT break CC's. :-)

Comentário de Gosford

Rumor has it that both bindings are a guarantee drop now. I havent seen any blue posts yet about it but I have talked to a few sources about it from separate guild runs and it has happened more than once. Possibly the last patch?

Any news or confirmation on this?

Comentário de 109634

does this work well with Force Reactive Disk?

Comentário de 141498

Does anyone know what the actual threat is for each proc on the non-target enemies? Is it even equivalent to a thunderclap, because I'm wondering if it's feasible to get outside of the debuff.

Comentário de 145511

Duel wield Quel'Serrar https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=18348 and Thunderfury https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=19019# and you got real good someoff gear :)

Comentário de 82522

Pity that Blizzard confirmed no Legendaries will be upgraded sad to see the hard work guilds put in for this kinda stuff Atiesh,Thunderfury,Sulfuras, all of it worthless now

Comentário de 159040

Thinderfury FTW

Comentário de 10670

Casters get t3h shaftz0r...while a good melee wep can increase your damage by a lot just by its DPS count, which is factored as +damage in weapon balancing, and still have nice +stats, caster weapons only provide the same +stats are reg weapons without the damage bonus from the dps of the weapon, even though it is still considered into overall balancing. If anything is given +damage/healing, it detracts from the stam/int it could normally have, effectively neutering our damage.

This means that while casters pretty much have to give themselves a +damage set that screws their stam and int for PvP that's different from their PvE switch, you will rarely see a physical attack class have a different switch unless they have a wild spec, such as pure crit %, that would be total suicide in an instance. It pretty much boils down to a mana pool.

Oh, and uh...so this is on topic, nice sword. I think flair is really BS, it's just superficial and has no real use, like those women who buy those freakin mega$$$ prada purposes that can barely hold a napkin. It's not worth obtaining just to look cool; there's plenty of other weps that look pretty nice you can buy for 20g off an auction house. I agree with Shinkada completely - though I play a mage, I can see how this would make a GREAT tank sword. Just too bad by the time you got it, you wouldn't be running instances where you can survive five mobs :(

Comentário de Allakhazam

aw come on..
after good 3~4k gold of investment,
after good 2~3 months of time invested!

Which is enough effort to get the,
Lionheart Helm,
Stronghold Gaunts,
Epic Mounts,
AND STILL HAVE LEFT OVER TO BUY WHATEVER,

You get stuck with this?
Hardy har har..
Weapon is good, but @#$%,
It's not too far from Deathbringer.

Comentário de Allakhazam

From what I've heard, the swords procrate is around 25-30%, enough to keep an enemy constantly at -25% attack speed, plus the proc gives around 50 extra dps. Also, the proc also works on at least one BWL boss.

Comentário de Allakhazam

Perhaps even shadow (I know Kel'Thuzad and Karazhan are due to be implemented) and light.

Mats needed for 10x Fundir Elemêntio:

100x Barra de Arcanita (100x Barra de Tório + 100x Cristal Arcano + 100x Transmutar: Arcanita)
10x Minério de Elemêntio (Buy from the Auction House or loot in Covil Asa Negra from Técnico Asa Negra)
10x Núcleo de Fogo (Buy from the Auction House or loot in Núcleo Derretido from trash mobs)
30x Fluxo Elemental

Comentário de Rothia

Originally posted by Aggrend | Quality Assurance Lead | Blizzard Forums | 2020-07-03
"User report:
Pretty much all of these types of weapons don't do any additional frost damage or other school of damage, only physical. I've tested this multiple times in prep for Viscidus in Ahn'Qiraj with Decepador Gelâmina, I did have the frost bolt proc weapons prior to that and they work fine.

This means you don't get frost dmg added to a weapon that states it does additional frost damage.

I do remember a bug back in Wotlk with an axe from Storm Peaks rep that caused multiple embue's to proc twice which these weapons may of been effected during the hotfix during 3.0.3
item: brunnhildar axe

These are the weapons i've tested so far with no additional frost damage outside of the proc itself there's no base +5 frost damage.
item: Decepador Gelâmina
item: Lâmina de Guerra de Castro das Flechas
item: Esmagador de Cobalto

Thanks blizz"

"We wanted to take a moment to clarify that the extra elemental damage from weapons such as Tormentária, Lâmina Sagrada do Perseguidor dos Ventos, Decepador Gelâmina, and Lâmina de Guerra de Castro das Flechas are behaving as expected in WoW Classic and do not actually cause additional non-physical damage to the target. They do however still inflict extra damage in the amount specified in the tooltips. This is not noted in the combat log separately and is simply calculated as additional physical damage added to the weapon’s attack.

That being said, it has been noticed by players that when using an elemental barrier such as a nature/frost/fire protection potion or a shield that absorbs a specific element, you will see an “absorbed (X)” message in the combat log. This is also correct and working as expected, and such effects will reduce the damage of attacks by such weapons by the amount of extra elemental damage specified in the weapon tooltip.

Ultimately the way these weapons function is a very old quirk/bug with how original World of Warcraft was built. While definitely strange and unintuitive, these weapons are behaving exactly as they did in the original game and we have no intention of changing them to behave differently in WoW Classic.

I hope this helps provide some clarity around this very odd quirk inherent to these types of weapons!"
Blizzard post: https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/t/weapons-with-frost-damage-or-any-other-school-dont-work/569190/6
Wowhead post: https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/news=316707/blizzard-clarifies-that-extra-elemental-damage-from-weapons-is-working-as-intend

Comentário de Owl72

They updated the weapon for SoD. Here is the link:
Tormentária, Lâmina Sagrada do Perseguidor dos Ventos#comments:id=5941033

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Tormentária, Lâmina Sagrada do Perseguidor dos Ventos

Nível do Item: 80
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Uma Mão	Espada

44 - 115 de dano	Velocidade 1.90
+ 16 - 30 de dano tipo Natureza

(53.95 de dano por segundo)
+5 Agilidade
+8 Vigor
+8 de resistência a Fogo
+9 de resistência a Natureza
Durabilidade 125 / 125

Requer Nível 60
Chance ao acertar: Lança raios contra o seu inimigo, causando 300 de dano de Natureza e se propagando para outros inimigos próximos. A propagação para o inimigo seguinte reduz em 25 a resistência à Natureza dele. Afeta 5 alvos. Seu alvo primário também é afetado por um ciclone que reduzirá em 20% a velocidade de ataque por 12 s.

Tormentária, Lâmina Sagrada do Perseguidor dos Ventos

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