This game is headed for a disaster of biblical proportions. I mean Old Testament real wrath of God type stuff. Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! Rivers and seas boiling!
Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes, volcanoes, the dead rising from the grave!
Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together… MASS HYSTERIA!
All because you needed a staff!
yeah i dont even use the stuff its ugly imo bring it to trading post
Staff was a movie tie-in. There may be legal red tape involved with Legendary Pictures.
the movie bombed, idt legendary cares anymore
All of the Garrosh heirloom weapons are Horde themed, some even have the Horde symbol right on them. But any of my alliance characters can use them no problem.
That’s not exactly how contracts work. Lawyers care about everything on the page forever until it’s no longer applicable.
How does the film affect the coolness of the staff?
Also it was a decent film.
Agree. Bring them back.
Same here. I didn’t think much of it at the time, now I realize it’s unobtainable.
NO. Sorry but if you didnt play at that time you are not supposed to have it now.
I imagine that they will eventually add the promotional items to the trading post. I don’t see why they wouldn’t, considering most other promotional items are being added, including the spirit of competition.
Why would you want that one when you can use the affliction mage tower scythe?
nah - I don’t think those types of things should be made available after the fact.
I’ve logged tens of thousands of hours but haven’t done a single pet battle, but I had to get the spectral tiger and spirit of competition.
so cute
I think they did that to be “fair” (Horde has axe and staff, Alliance has sword and shield).
Yeah, I know… but I still hate it. 
I’m perfectly fine with this, they were just promotional items. Put em on the Post or use em as Twitch drops, promotional is promotional (though selfishly since I already have them I’d rather they just go on the Post so I can save the tender that month lol).
Keep it Horde only and give it to anyone that buys a copy of the movie. Don’t support the film, don’t get the items.
Can’t tell if you’re serious, but if so that’s a terrible idea.
Not only would proof of purchase be convoluted and nearly impossible, considering how many bargain bins the movie is no doubt in by this point, those of us who got them back in the day didn’t have to do anything related to the movie except log in when it came out in theaters.