Weapon

Garrosh Hellscream ready to attack using an equipped Fiery War Axe

For the equip ability, see Equip

Weapons are special cards which can be equipped by heroes. Each weapon has an Attack value and a Durability value. Each hero can only equip one weapon at a time, and equipping a new weapon will destroy the old one. Equipped weapons are displayed to the left of the hero's portrait.

While a weapon is equipped, the hero's Attack will be increased by an amount equal to the weapon's Attack during their turn, and attacking while a weapon is equipped will reduce its Durability by 1. When a weapon's Durability is reduced to zero, the weapon is destroyed. Weapons are the main way of allowing heroes to attack other characters.

Weapons can be equipped in several ways. The main source of weapons is from playing weapon cards. Some spells and minion Battlecries and Deathrattles grant players weapons through the 'equip' ability, as does the rogue Hero Power Dagger Mastery. As well as equipping weapons, some cards offer weapon synergy, improving or drawing strength from them, or even destroying the enemy's. Pirate cards have a strong weapon theme.

Strategically, weapons are useful for removing enemy minions, as well as dealing damage to the enemy hero. They can be used as tools for board control, or as additional burst damage for reaching lethal.

Notes[edit | edit source]

A sheathed weapon. Note the Durability is still visible.

For information on attacking in general, see Attack.

Weapons are only active or 'unsheathed' during the possessing hero's turn.^[1] At the end of the possessing hero's turn the weapon is 'sheathed', and covered visually to indicate that it is no longer active. To see the Attack value of a sheathed weapon, mouse over the weapon with the cursor.
While a weapon is active, it grants its Attack value to the possessing hero, and the hero is considered to be wielding the weapon. This Attack bonus is lost when the weapon becomes inactive at the end of the possessing hero's turn.
If a hero with an active weapon attacks another character, the weapon will lose 1 Durability. However, if a hero with an active weapon is attacked by another character, their weapon will not lose Durability. The latter case generally only occurs through special effects, such as Misdirection. Inactive weapons are not involved in combat, and will not lose Durability through any kind of combat.
Weapons can be destroyed through running out of Durability; being replaced by another weapon; or specific destroy effects like those of Acidic Swamp Ooze and Harrison Jones. Regardless of the means, the effect is the same, and any Deathrattles on the weapon will be triggered.
As of now, there are no ways to silence weapons or otherwise nullify weapon card text without destroying the weapon outright.
Weapons serve to increase the hero's Attack, but this can be increased further through effects such as Shapeshift and Heroic Strike. The damage dealt by the hero's attacks is equal to their total Attack value, not just the Attack of any weapon equipped.
Weapons are the only enduring source of hero Attack; all other sources (e.g. Shapeshift, Seal of Light) are lost at the end of the turn. While weapon Attack is 'sheathed' at the end of the player's turn, it is automatically regained next turn.
On golden weapon cards, class is indicated by the color of the vertical band running down the center of the card.

Classes[edit | edit source]

Rogues, paladins, demon hunters, and warriors have the largest range of weapons, with rogues and warriors also having the greatest weapon-synergy cards, while hunters and shamans have limited weapon choices. Druids, mages, priests and warlocks do not normally use weapons, although warlocks can obtain Blood Fury through Lord Jaraxxus.

All heroes can equip weapons, and even weaponless classes can obtain them through certain neutral cards or mechanics that allow them access to other classes' cards. Players can also use use copy or mind control effects to benefit from weapon-granting abilities on the opponent's cards, such as Malkorok's Battlecry, or Tirion Fordring's Deathrattle. Currently only three neutral cards directly provide weapons: Blingtron 3000, Medivh, the Guardian, and The Lich King.

Kobolds and Catacombs gave each class a legendary weapon, even for classes that normally do not have access to weapons. The legendary weapons for non-weapon classes like priest and mage do not have an attack value, but have a triggered effect attached to them. Since then, further Legendary weapons have occasionally been added, such as Ancharrr and The Fist of Ra-den. Scholomance Academy featured the first ever collectible neutral weapon, Sphere of Sapience.

Weapon cards[edit | edit source]

Collectible[edit | edit source]

Collectible weapons can be collected by players and added to decks.

Name / Desc	Rarity	Class	Cost	Atk	HP	Description
Light's Justice	Free	Paladin	1	1	4	Prince Malchezaar was a collector of rare weapons. He'd animate them and have them dance for him.
Aldrachi Warblades	Free	Demon Hunter	3	2	2	Lifesteal The ancient Aldrachi were the greatest warriors in the universe. Imagine their power if they'd put the handle at the END of the blade.
Fiery War Axe	Free	Warrior	3	3	2	During times of tranquility and harmony, this weapon was called by its less popular name, Chilly Peace Axe.
Truesilver Champion	Free	Paladin	4	4	2	Whenever your hero attacks, restore 2 Health to it. It Slices, it Dices. You can cut a tin can with it. (But you wouldn't want to.)
Arcanite Reaper	Free	Warrior	5	5	2	No… actually you should fear the Reaper.
Assassin's Blade	Free	Rogue	5	3	4	Guaranteed to have been owned by a real assassin. Certificate of authenticity included.
Spiked Wheel	Common	Warrior	1	0	2	Has +3 Attack while your hero has Armor.
Rune Dagger	Common	Shaman	2	1	3	After your hero attacks, gain Spell Damage +1 this turn. Turns out being stabbed makes you more vulnerable to magic.
Stormforged Axe	Common	Shaman	2	2	3	Overload: (1) Yo, that's a nice axe.
Umberwing	Common	Demon Hunter	2	1	2	Battlecry: Summon two 1/1 Felwings. Demon Hunters refer to these glaives as "the ol’ flappy-attackys."
Desert Spear	Common	Hunter	3	1	3	After your hero attacks, summon a 1/1 Locust with Rush. Goes on the right, next to the desert spoon.
Dreadlord's Bite	Common	Demon Hunter	3	2	2	Outcast: Deal 1 damage to all enemies. When it gets too dull, it's more of a nibble.
Hooked Scimitar	Common	Rogue	3	2	2	Combo: Gain +2 Attack. Oooooooooooow. I'm hooked on a scimitar!
Marrowslicer	Common	Demon Hunter	4	4	2	Battlecry: Shuffle 2 Soul Fragments into your deck. Perfect for killing the first boss in Icecrown Citadel.
Libram of Judgment	Common	Paladin	7	5	3	Corrupt: Gain Lifesteal.
Mysterious Blade	Rare	Paladin	2	2	2	Battlecry: If you control a Secret, gain +1 Attack. It knows every secret you have felt.
Ritual Chopper	Rare	Warrior	2	1	2	Battlecry: Invoke Galakrond. Chop chop, Galakrond!
Eaglehorn Bow	Rare	Hunter	3	3	2	Whenever a friendly Secret is revealed, gain +1 Durability. First Lesson: Put the pointy end in the other guy.
Perdition's Blade	Rare	Rogue	3	2	2	Battlecry: Deal 1 damage. Combo: Deal 2 instead. Perdition's Blade is Ragnaros's back-up weapon while Sulfuras is in the shop.
Self-Sharpening Sword	Rare	Rogue	3	1	4	After your hero attacks, gain +1 Attack. You no longer have to bring a stack of 2 swords to a test!
Whack-A-Gnoll Hammer	Rare	Shaman	3	3	2	After your hero attacks, give a random friendly minion +1/+1.
Reaper's Scythe	Rare	Warrior	4	4	2	Spellburst: Also damages adjacent minions this turn. Die. Die. Die.
Trueaim Crescent	Epic		1	1	4	After your Hero attacks a minion, your minions attack it too. You could have just pointed.
Ringmaster's Baton	Epic	Warrior	2	1	3	After your hero attacks, give a Mech, Dragon, and Pirate in your hand +1/+1. A mech, a dragon, and a pirate walk into an Old God's gaping maw. The mech was too crunchy, the dragon was too hot, but the pirate was just right.
Ceremonial Maul	Epic		3	2	2	Spellburst: Summon a Student with Taunt and stats equal to the spell's Cost. For the most discerning of hall monitors.
Livewire Lance	Epic	Warrior	3	2	2	After your Hero attacks, add a Lackey to your hand. The lance is heavy but it’s the battery pack that really does a number on the shoulders.
Stormhammer	Epic	Hunter	3	3	2	Doesn't lose Durability while you control a Dragon. It brings the storm before the calm.
Sword of Justice	Epic	Paladin	3	1	5	After you summon a minion, give it +1/+1 and this loses 1 Durability. I dub you Sir Loin of Beef!
Underlight Angling Rod	Epic	Paladin	3	3	2	After your Hero attacks, add a random Murloc to your hand. "I said I wanted the ASHbringer not FISHbringer!"
Splitting Axe	Epic	Shaman	4	3	2	Battlecry: Summon copies of your Totems. The ancient shaman chant, "Control Axe, Control Vee."
Waggle Pick	Epic	Rogue	4	4	2	Deathrattle: Return a random friendly minion to your hand. It costs (2) less. Kobolds informally refer to its effect as a deathwaggle.
Wrenchcalibur	Epic	Warrior	4	3	2	After your hero attacks, shuffle a Bomb into your opponent's deck. Whoso pulleth out this wrench from the toolbox is rightwise king of the lab.
Boggspine Knuckles	Epic	Shaman	5	3	2	After your hero attacks, transform your minions into random ones that cost (1) more. I would NOT want to put my hand in there. It's... SQUISHY.
Doomhammer	Epic	Shaman	5	2	8	Windfury, Overload: (2) Orgrim Doomhammer gave this legendary weapon to Thrall. His name is a total coincidence.
Hammer of the Naaru	Epic	Paladin	6	3	3	Battlecry: Summon a 6/6 Holy Elemental with Taunt. The naaru wasn't using it. It doesn't have arms.
Warglaives of Azzinoth	Epic	Demon Hunter	6	3	4	After attacking a minion, your hero may attack again. The blades glow green from things unseen, dark dreams whirling in the felfire gleam.
Flamereaper	Epic	Demon Hunter	7	4	3	Also damages the minions next to whomever your hero attacks. Honestly it sows more flame than it reaps.
Gladiator's Longbow	Epic	Hunter	7	5	2	Your hero is Immune while attacking. The longbow allows shots to be fired from farther away and is useful for firing on particularly odorous targets.
Gorehowl	Epic	Warrior	7	7	1	Attacking a minion costs 1 Attack instead of 1 Durability. Grommash Hellscream's famous axe. Somehow this ended up in Prince Malchezaar's possession. Quite the mystery!
Sphere of Sapience	Legendary	Any	1	0	4	At the start of your turn, look at your top card. You can put it on the bottom and lose 1 Durability. This is what it sounds like when spheres scry.
Ancharrr	Legendary	Warrior	3	2	2	After your hero attacks, draw a Pirate from your deck. The problem with anchors is they often end up sinking to the bottom of your deck.
Bulwark of Azzinoth	Legendary	Warrior	3	1	4	Whenever your hero would take damage, this loses 1 Durability instead. This plate turned shield you shall wield, praying its powers fel will serve you well.
Rinling's Rifle	Legendary	Hunter	4	2	2	After your hero attacks, Discover a Secret and cast it. This rifle needs a muzzle for its muzzle.
The Fist of Ra-den	Legendary	Shaman	4	1	4	After you cast a spell, summon a Legendary minion of that Cost. Lose 1 Durability. The mighty Ra-den was known as the Keeper of Storms. Unfortunately, he could not keep his fist.
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Name / Desc	Rarity	Class	Cost	Atk	HP	Description
Bloodclaw	Common	Paladin	1	2	2	Battlecry: Deal 5 damage to your hero. This weapon – ow! Requires a little – OWW! Finesse.
Candleshot	Common	Hunter	1	1	3	Your hero is Immune while attacking. Once called Cahn'delar, Shortbow of the Ancient Whisker.
Serrated Tooth	Common	Rogue	1	1	3	Deathrattle: Give your minions Rush. The tooth hurts, don’t it?
Glaivezooka	Common	Hunter	2	2	2	Battlecry: Give a random friendly minion +1 Attack. For the times when a regular bazooka just isn't enough.
Headhunter's Hatchet	Common	Hunter	2	2	2	Battlecry: If you control a Beast, gain +1 Durability. Zul'jin's primary recruiting tool.
Spirit Claws	Common	Shaman	2	1	3	Has +2 Attack while you have Spell Damage. They'll be MUCH easier to use once they add the spirit thumb.
Woodcutter's Axe	Common	Warrior	2	2	2	Deathrattle: Give a random friendly minion with Rush +2/+1. It's a lumberjack's axe and that's ok.
Ogre Warmaul	Common	Warrior	3	4	2	50% chance to attack the wrong enemy. Simple, misguided, and incredibly dangerous. You know, like most things ogre.
Overlord's Whip	Common	Warrior	3	2	4	After you play a minion, deal 1 damage to it. "This merit badge is for cruelty. This one's for whipping. And this one is for embroidery..."
Blood Razor	Common	Warrior	4	2	2	Battlecry and Deathrattle: Deal 1 damage to all minions. For the close shave that you've always wanted. Caution: Very sharp.
Death's Bite	Common	Warrior	4	4	2	Deathrattle: Deal 1 damage to all minions. "Take a bite outta Death." - McScruff the Deathlord
Fool's Bane	Common	Warrior	5	3	4	Unlimited attacks each turn. Can't attack heroes. A fool and his bane are soon parted.
Cursed Blade	Rare	Warrior	1	2	3	Double all damage dealt to your hero. The Curse is that you have to listen to "MMMBop" on repeat.
Molten Blade	Rare	Warrior	1	1	1	Each turn this is in your hand, transform it into a new weapon. It’s a sword! It’s a knife! It’s a swizzle-stick!
Argent Lance	Rare	Paladin	2	2	2	Battlecry: Reveal a minion in each deck. If yours costs more, +1 Durability. The stripes make it look like a candy cane, but we recommend against licking it.
Jade Claws	Rare	Shaman	2	2	2	Battlecry: Summon a Jade Golem. Overload: (1) "Best manicure ever!" - Aya Blackpaw
Likkim	Rare	Shaman	2	1	3	Has +2 Attack while you have Overloaded Mana Crystals. "I double frog dare you!"
Ice Breaker	Rare	Shaman	3	1	3	Destroy any Frozen minion damaged by this. A great way to end a conversation.
King's Defender	Rare	Warrior	3	3	2	Battlecry: If you have a minion with Taunt, gain +1 Durability. "King's Attacker" is a shield. Funny, huh?
Necrium Blade	Rare	Rogue	3	3	2	Deathrattle: Trigger the Deathrattle of a random friendly minion. Grab death by the handle.
Powermace	Rare	Shaman	3	3	2	Deathrattle: Give a random friendly Mech +2/+2. People assume that shamans control the elements, but really, they have to ask them stuff and the elements are like, "Yeah ok, sure."
Rallying Blade	Rare	Paladin	3	3	2	Battlecry: Give +1/+1 to your minions with Divine Shield. As far as blades go, this one is pretty great in the motivation department.
Shadowblade	Rare	Rogue	3	3	2	Battlecry: Your hero is Immune this turn. It's tacky to call it "Shadeblade."
Unidentified Maul	Rare	Paladin	3	2	2	Gains a bonus effect in your hand. When all you have is an unidentified maul, everything else looks like an unidentified nail.
Obsidian Shard	Rare	Rogue	4	3	3	Costs (1) less for each card you've played from another class. You know you’re a Rogue when a sharp rock makes you go “Ooh! Dagger!”
Farraki Battleaxe	Rare	Paladin	5	3	3	Overkill: Give a minion in your hand +2/+2. Only two things in life are certain: death and axes.
Vinecleaver	Rare	Paladin	7	4	3	After your hero attacks, summon two 1/1 Silver Hand Recruits. George and Karl! Thank the Light we found you!
Silver Sword	Rare	Paladin	8	3	4	After your hero attacks, give your minions +1/+1. Silver’s malleability limits its utility as an edged weapon. On the other hand... SHINY!
Bladed Gauntlet	Epic	Warrior	2	0	2	Has Attack equal to your Armor. Can't attack heroes. CAUTION: DO NOT SCRATCH NOSE.
Coghammer	Epic	Paladin	3	2	3	Battlecry: Give a random friendly minion Divine Shield and Taunt. So you ripped this out of a machine, carved some runes on it, stuck it on a handle, and now it's a weapon of great divine power? Seems legit.
Cogmaster's Wrench	Epic	Rogue	3	1	3	Has +2 Attack while you have a Mech. For tightening cogs and smashin' troggs!
Brass Knuckles	Epic	Warrior	4	2	3	After your hero attacks, give a random minion in your hand +1/+1. For the goon that wants to make a fashion statement.
Charged Hammer	Epic	Shaman	4	2	4	Deathrattle: Your Hero Power becomes 'Deal 2 damage.' You can only pick it up if you are worthy.
Light's Sorrow	Epic	Paladin	4	1	4	After a friendly minion loses Divine Shield, gain +1 Attack. These sorrows cut deep.
Poisoned Blade	Epic	Rogue	4	1	3	Your Hero Power gives this weapon +1 Attack instead of replacing it. How much more poisoned can a blade get? The answer is a lot. A lot more poisoned.
Spectral Cutlass	Epic	Rogue	4	2	2	Lifesteal Whenever you play a card from another class, gain +1 Durability. So sharp it can cut through a spectral tomato!
Hammer of Twilight	Epic	Shaman	5	4	2	Deathrattle: Summon a 4/2 Elemental. Stop! It's Twilight Hammer time.
Piranha Launcher	Epic	Hunter	5	2	4	Whenever your hero attacks, summon a 1/1 Piranha. A great improvement over the guppy launcher.
Supercollider	Epic	Warrior	5	1	3	After you attack a minion, force it to attack one of its neighbors. Boom's Second Law of Motion: HIT IT VERY HARD!
Tentacles for Arms	Epic	Warrior	5	2	2	Deathrattle: Return this to your hand. That's right. Garrosh just slapped you to death with a tentacle.
Sul'thraze	Epic	Warrior	6	4	4	Overkill: You may attack again. “Griftah here with de Sul’chop. One chop, you get four damage. Two chops, eight damage - you gonna change de way you fight."
Kingsbane	Legendary	Rogue	1	1	3	Always keeps enchantments. Deathrattle: Shuffle this into your deck. But it has a soft spot for emperors.
Dragon Soul	Legendary	Priest	3	0	3	After you cast 3 spells in a turn, summon a 5/5 Dragon. Crafted by Deathwing's goblin horde, but the dragon added the rainbow sparkles himself.
Twig of the World Tree	Legendary	Druid	4	1	5	Deathrattle: Gain 10 Mana Crystals. For druids who want to branch out.
Skull of the Man'ari	Legendary	Warlock	5	0	3	At the start of your turn, summon a Demon from your hand. Don't trust the skull.
Aluneth	Legendary	Mage	6	0	3	At the end of your turn, draw 3 cards. PHENOMENAL ARCANE POWER…itty bitty living space.
Val'anyr	Legendary	Paladin	6	4	2	Deathrattle: Give a minion in your hand +4/+2. When it dies, reequip this. Recently unearthed in one of the deepest kobold caves. Traded for a large candle.
Rhok'delar	Legendary	Hunter	7	4	2	Battlecry: If your deck has no minions, fill your hand with Hunter spells. Rhok'delar is ready to Rhok'de'casbah!
The Runespear	Legendary	Shaman	8	3	3	After your hero attacks, Discover a spell and cast it with random targets. When asked what the runes do, the tauren smith smiled: "A little of this, a little of that..."
Woecleaver	Legendary	Warrior	8	3	3	After your hero attacks, Recruit a minion. Turn that frown into TWO frowns!
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Uncollectible[edit | edit source]

Uncollectible weapons cannot be collected by players or directly placed into decks. However, they can be obtained during play through the effects of other cards.

Name / Desc	Rarity	Class	Cost	Atk	HP	Description
Overdue Justice	None	Paladin	1	1	4
Plagued Knife	None	Rogue	1	2	2	Poisonous
Poisoned Dagger	None	Rogue	1	2	2
Mirage Blade	None	Rogue	2	3	2	Your hero is Immune while attacking.
Jawbreaker	None	Warrior	3	3	2
Thori'dal, the Stars' Fury	None	Hunter	3	2	3	After your hero attacks, gain Spell Damage +2 this turn.
Ashbringer	None	Paladin	5	5	3
Dragon Claw	None	Any	5	5	2
Wicked Knife	Free	Rogue	1	1	2
Battle Axe	Common	Warrior	1	2	2
Heavy Axe	Common	Warrior	1	1	3
Blood Fury	Common	Warlock	3	3	8
Libram of Judgment	Common	Paladin	7	5	3	Corrupted Lifesteal
Felsteel Executioner	Epic	Demon Hunter	3	4	3	Corrupted
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Name / Desc	Rarity	Class	Cost	Atk	HP	Description
Gearblade	None	Warrior	2	2	3
Atiesh	None	Any	3	1	3	After you cast a spell, summon a random minion of that Cost. Lose 1 Durability.
Sharp Fork	None	Rogue	3	3	2
Sulfuras	None	Warrior	3	4	2	Battlecry: Your Hero Power becomes 'Deal 8 damage to a random enemy.'
Spiked Shield	None	Warrior	5	5	2
Frostmourne	None	Death Knight	7	5	3	Deathrattle: Summon every minion killed by this weapon.
Grave Vengeance	None	Paladin	8	5	3
Shadowmourne	None	Warrior	8	4	3	Also damages the minions next to whomever your hero attacks.
Rusty Hook	Common	Warrior	1	1	3
Blessed Maul	Rare	Paladin	3	2	2	Battlecry: Give your minions +1 Attack.
Champion's Maul	Rare	Paladin	3	2	2	Battlecry: Summon two 1/1 Silver Hand Recruits.
Purifier's Maul	Rare	Paladin	3	2	2	Battlecry: Give your minions Divine Shield.
Sacred Maul	Rare	Paladin	3	2	2	Battlecry: Give your minions Taunt.
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Cards that generate weapons[edit | edit source]

For Wild format listings, see Weapon/Wild format

Name / Desc	Rarity	Type	Subtype	Class	Cost	Atk	HP	Description
Ancient Blades	None	Hero Power		Rogue	2			Hero Power Equip a 3/2 Blade with Immune while attacking.
Dagger Mastery	None	Hero Power		Rogue	2			Hero Power Equip a 1/2 Dagger.
Poisoned Daggers	None	Hero Power		Rogue	2			Hero Power Equip a 2/2 Weapon.
Imprisoned Gan'arg	Common	Minion	Demon	Warrior	1	2	2	Dormant for 2 turns. When this awakens, equip a 3/2 Axe. Factory Direct Fiery War Axe. Please allow two turns for delivery.
Hunter's Pack	Common	Spell		Hunter	3			Add a random Hunter Beast, Secret, and weapon to your hand. Oh look! It's a trap!
Arathi Weaponsmith	Common	Minion	General	Warrior	4	3	3	Battlecry: Equip a 2/2 weapon. 50% off fist weapons, limited time only!
Sword Eater	Common	Minion	Pirate	Warrior	4	2	5	Taunt Battlecry: Equip a 3/2 Sword. How tough is he? He eats swords for breakfast! Without any milk.
Libram of Justice	Common	Spell		Paladin	5			Equip a 1/4 weapon. Change the Health of all enemy minions to 1. Proper justice. Throw the book at him!
Upgrade!	Rare	Spell		Warrior	1			If you have a weapon, give it +1/+1. Otherwise equip a 1/3 weapon. Easily worth 50 DKP.
Lightforged Zealot	Rare	Minion	General	Paladin	4	4	2	Battlecry: If your deck has no Neutral cards, equip a 4/2 Truesilver Champion. Card-carrying member of the Paladins Only Paladin Club.
Felsteel Executioner	Epic	Minion	Elemental	Demon Hunter	3	4	3	Corrupt: Become a weapon. "My mom said I could be anything I want."
Galakrond, Azeroth's End	Legendary	Hero card		Rogue	7			Battlecry: Draw 4 cards. They cost (1). Equip a 5/2 Claw.
Galakrond, Azeroth's End	Legendary	Hero card		Priest	7			Battlecry: Destroy 4 random enemy minions. Equip a 5/2 Claw.
Galakrond, Azeroth's End	Legendary	Hero card		Shaman	7			Battlecry: Summon two 8/8 Storms with Rush. Equip a 5/2 Claw.
Galakrond, Azeroth's End	Legendary	Hero card		Warlock	7			Battlecry: Summon 4 random Demons. Equip a 5/2 Claw.
Galakrond, Azeroth's End	Legendary	Hero card		Warrior	7			Battlecry: Draw 4 minions. Give them +4/+4. Equip a 5/2 Claw.
Vereesa Windrunner	Legendary	Minion	General	Hunter	7	5	6	Battlecry: Equip Thori'dal, the Stars' Fury. Good things come in threes: Windrunner sisters and arrows of Thori'dal.
Tirion Fordring	Legendary	Minion	General	Paladin	8	6	6	Divine Shield. Taunt. Deathrattle: Equip a 5/3 Ashbringer. If you haven't heard the Tirion Fordring theme song, it's because it doesn't exist.
Lord Jaraxxus	Legendary	Minion	Demon	Warlock	9	3	15	Battlecry: Destroy your hero and replace it with Lord Jaraxxus. "TRIFLING GNOME! YOUR ARROGANCE WILL BE YOUR UNDOING!!!!"
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Related cards[edit | edit source]

For Wild format listings, see Weapon/Wild format

Name / Desc	Rarity	Type	Subtype	Class	Cost	Atk	HP	Description
Deadly Poison	Free	Spell		Rogue	1			Give your weapon +2 Attack. Rogues guard the secrets to poison-making carefully, lest magi start incorporating poison into their spells. Poisonbolt? Rain of Poison? Poison Elemental? Nobody wants that.
Acidic Swamp Ooze	Free	Minion	General	Any	2	3	2	Battlecry: Destroy your opponent's weapon. Oozes love Flamenco. Don't ask.
Nitroboost Poison	Common	Spell			1			Corrupted Give a minion and your weapon +2 Attack.
Southsea Deckhand	Common	Minion	Pirate	Any	1	2	1	Has Charge while you have a weapon equipped. Pirates are into this new fad called "Planking".
Bloodsail Raider	Common	Minion	Pirate	Any	2	2	3	Battlecry: Gain Attack equal to the Attack of your weapon. "I only plunder on days that end in 'y'."
Cagematch Custodian	Common	Minion	Elemental	Shaman	2	2	2	Battlecry: Draw a weapon.
Vulpera Toxinblade	Common	Minion	General	Rogue	3	3	3	Your weapon has +2 Attack. The blade works well enough on its own… but this is just in case.
Dread Corsair	Common	Minion	Pirate	Any	4	3	3	Taunt. Costs (1) less per Attack of your weapon. "Yarrrr" is a pirate word that means "Greetings, milord."
Cutting Class	Common	Spell			5			Draw 2 cards. Costs (1) less per Attack of your weapon. When you actually are the sharpest tool in the shed
Spiteful Smith	Common	Minion	General	Any	5	4	6	Your weapon has +2 Attack while this is damaged. She'll craft you a sword, but you'll need to bring her 5 Steel Ingots, 3 Motes of Earth, and the scalp of her last customer.
Bloodsail Corsair	Rare	Minion	Pirate	Any	1	1	2	Battlecry: Remove 1 Durability from your opponent's weapon. Every pirate uses the same four digits to access Automated Gold Dispensers. It's called the "Pirate's Code".
Upgrade!	Rare	Spell		Warrior	1			If you have a weapon, give it +1/+1. Otherwise equip a 1/3 weapon. Easily worth 50 DKP.
Corsair Cache	Rare	Spell		Warrior	2			Draw a weapon. Give it +1 Durability. Where's a corsair's favorite place to hide treasure? Under their deck!
Blade Flurry	Rare	Spell		Rogue	4			Destroy your weapon and deal its damage to all enemy minions. "Look, it's not just about waving daggers around really fast. It's a lot more complicated than that." - Shan, Rogue Trainer
Hoard Pillager	Rare	Minion	Pirate	Any	4	4	2	Battlecry: Equip one of your destroyed weapons. Better to have stabbed and lost. And then found again!
Steeldancer	Epic	Minion	General		4	4	4	Battlecry: Summon a random minion with Cost equal to your weapon's Attack. Pretty powerful if you blade your cards right.
Kobold Stickyfinger	Epic	Minion	Pirate	Any	5	4	4	Battlecry: Steal your opponent's weapon. He no take candle. He take sword.
Captain Greenskin	Legendary	Minion	Pirate	Any	5	5	4	Battlecry: Give your weapon +1/+1. He was this close* to piloting a massive juggernaut into Stormwind Harbor. If it weren't for those pesky kids!*
Doctor Krastinov	Legendary	Minion	General		5	4	4	Rush Whenever this attacks, give your weapon +1/+1. He is not a medical doctor.
Harrison Jones	Legendary	Minion	General	Any	5	5	4	Battlecry: Destroy your opponent's weapon and draw cards equal to its Durability. “That belongs in the Hall of Explorers!”
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Trivia[edit | edit source]

In March 2020, Chadd Nervig commented on Twitter that the Hearthstone team was considering making changes to weapon frames so that their classes would be more visually obvious.^[2] This was finalized in Patch 18.0 when all weapons received new borders.