What is Nathrezim Mindblade?
Nathrezim Mindblade is an epic one-hand dagger at item level 125 and the best-in-slot weapon for most caster DPS specs in Phase 1 of TBC Anniversary. It drops from Prince Malchezaar - the final mandatory boss in the Karazhan raid. Core stats: +203 spell damage, +23 spell crit rating, +18 Intellect, and +18 Stamina at 1.80 speed.
| Stat | Value |
| Item Level | 125 |
| Type | One-Hand Dagger |
| Spell Damage | +203 |
| Spell Crit | +23 rating |
| Intellect | +18 |
| Stamina | +18 |
| Speed | 1.80 |
| Drop Source | Prince Malchezaar |
| Drop Rate | ~17% |
| Binding | BoP |
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Who Needs Nathrezim Mindblade and Why It's Worth the Farm
This caster dagger causes more loot drama in Karazhan than any other item in Phase 1. Shadow Priests can't equip swords at all, so the Mindblade is literally their only top-tier one-hander from raid content - the fallback is Continuum Blade from a normal dungeon or a PvP weapon. Warlocks and Mages can technically chase Bloodmaw Magus-Blade off Gruul, but Gruul is a 25-man and Kara is a 10-man, and getting into the smaller raid is way easier.
Elemental Shamans and Balance Druids are in line too, each swearing they need it more. End result: 3-5 players in a standard pug all roll on the same blade with a 17% chance to even drop. The math is brutal. Even when Prince feels generous, your odds of winning the roll against four competitors turn pug farming into a two-to-three-month grind.
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