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Key Rewards & Results

Lionheart Executioner (ilvl 136) - the final sword in the chain with 365-549 damage and 3.60 speed
+52 Strength, +44 Agility - one of the fattest stat sticks among crafted items in TBC
Proc: +100 Strength for 10 seconds - basically a second Crusader without level-based diminishing returns
8% Fear Resist - a whole line on the tooltip that makes Warlocks in Arena miserable
Master Swordsmith specialization - if you pick Full Craft, your character keeps the profession and access to the entire sword line
Blacksmithing 375 - Full Craft option includes profession leveling alongside the weapon

For an Arms Warrior running Mortal Strike or a Ret Paladin gearing through early phases, this isn't just an upgrade - it's a parallel loot track that doesn't depend on raid drops. While your guild argues over who gets Torch of the Damned off Lady Vashj, you're already swinging a sword that matches it in DPS with a proc half the raid doesn't even know exists.

Requirements

Level 70 character
Active WoW: TBC Anniversary subscription
For Full Craft option: no Blacksmithing requirements - leveling is included in the service

How This Service Works

Pick your craft option

Decide if you need Lionheart Blade, Champion, or straight to Executioner, and choose Piloted or Self-Play mode
Profession setup

If your character doesn't have Blacksmithing 375 and Master Swordsmith, the booster levels everything from scratch in 4-6 hours
Material farming

Primal Might, Primal Nether from Heroic dungeons, Felsteel and Khorium Bars - all farmed and purchased without you lifting a finger
Nether Vortex acquisition

5 from SSC and TK, the most time-gated step tied to raid lockout; the team coordinates a run with your drops reserved
Craft and handoff

All three tiers forged in one session: Blade, Champion, Executioner; the sword is equipable immediately

Service Start & Delivery

Booking starts right after payment, and a manager reaches out within 15-30 minutes to confirm details. Typical work begins in 2-10 hours, but this service is tied to raid lockout on SSC and TK, so the Nether Vortex stage lines up with the nearest available reset. Express option speeds up the start and gives you priority for a raid slot. A full craft from zero to the finished sword takes 2-4 days on average - about 12 hours of active work with the rest being raid window downtime.

Why ChaosBoost

140+ Lionheart chains this season

That's how many swords from Blade to Executioner the team has forged since TBC Anniversary launched; every booster in the pool has personally run this craft route at least 30 times

Average SSC + TK run: 2 hours 15 minutes

The guys know every trash pull, exactly where Nether Vortex spawns, and how to avoid losing a single drop on skips; that timing is half what an average pug takes

100% completion rate

Not a single unfinished order on this line, ever; if Vortex doesn't drop in the first reset, the run repeats at no extra charge

BS leveling without burning gold

Boosters use optimized leveling routes that cost 18-22% less on average than just buying mats off the AH at market price

FAQ

These are real questions players ask support before they purchase.

No. Pick Upgrade Only - boosters grab 5 Nether Vortex and handle the final craft. You won't pay for BS leveling again.

No, the enchant gets destroyed on every upgrade in the chain. Standard TBC mechanic: the craft consumes the old item and creates a new one. Mongoose on your Champion is wasted gold if you're planning to upgrade within the next few weeks. Boosters always flag this before starting.

Depends on what you cover yourself. Gamers often farm their own Primal Might and Primal Nether - in that case you only buy the Nether Vortex carry and the final craft. A manager will recalculate based on your specific setup.

This sword competes with Torch of the Damned (Hyjal Summit) and Cataclysm's Edge (Archimonde) on top-end damage. The DPS gap between them is under one percent. But Torch and Cataclysm depend on boss kills, RNG drops, and loot council - you get a crafted sword guaranteed and use it from Phase 2 through the end of the expansion.

Technically yes, but you lose the ability to equip the sword - it requires Master Swordsmith to wear. Swapping to Hammersmith for Stormherald means your weapon sits in the bank forever.

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Lionheart Sword Crafting Chain

The entire sword line in TBC is a three-tier upgrade path, and each tier eats the previous sword as a reagent.

Tier	Item	ilvl	Key Mats	BS Skill
1	Lionheart Blade	107	Primal Might x10, Felsteel, Khorium	350
2	Lionheart Champion	123	Blade + Primal Nether x8 + Primal Might x2	375
3	Lionheart Executioner	136	Champion + Nether Vortex x5	375

The full path from zero to the last tier costs around 12 Primal Might, 8 Primal Nether from Heroic dungeons, and 5 Nether Vortex from 25-man raids. That last component is what turns the craft from a gold sink into a time-gated grind tied to your raid schedule.

What is Lionheart Executioner?

Lionheart Executioner is an epic crafted two-handed sword at ilvl 136 with some of the highest DPS numbers among two-handers in The Burning Crusade. It sits at the top of the Blade - Champion - Executioner chain and only characters with Blacksmithing 375 and Master Swordsmith can equip it. Sword spec Warriors get the most out of it: 3.60 speed fits Mortal Strike perfectly, and the +100 Strength proc pushes burst to a level that rivals T5 raid drops.

Ordering through a service solves two major headaches: you don't need to level Blacksmithing from scratch, and you don't spend weeks waiting for your guild to hand you Nether Vortex instead of funneling another caster craft. For players who want to walk into Phase 2 with a finished weapon on the first reset rather than chasing the loot list a month behind - a carry on this crafted sword settles it for good.

Sword vs Mace: Why Lionheart Executioner

The eternal TBC debate - sword or mace. Short version: for PvE content and Arena cleave comps, the sword wins on consistent damage output and sword spec synergy. Mace spec with its 10% stun chance on 3.80 speed is about control in PvP, not about parsing. On Warcraftlogs, the average DPS of Arms Warriors running this sword in SSC/TK is consistently higher than those who brought Stormherald and try to deal damage between stunlock rotations.

The catch is you can't reforge Stormherald into a sword spec weapon or vice versa - the BS specialization choice is permanent. ChaosBoost boosters always confirm this before crafting, because every couple weeks someone shows up asking "can I swap" - and the answer is always the same. You can't.