Warglaive

Not to be confused with The Glaive or Master's Glaive.

Illidan Stormrage wielding the Twin Blades of Azzinoth.

Warglaives are one-handed, edged weapons most prominently utilized by demon hunters. They are also used by troll shadow hunters and blood elven spellbreakers. Night elves, predominantly the Sentinels, use a specialized variation in the form of moonglaives. The ancient aldrachi were the ultimate glaivemasters and wielded glaives known as warblades, which were forged from rare minerals that could consume their victims' souls.

Notable

A night elf moonglaive.

• Aldrachi Warblades, the warblades of Toranaar
• The Twin Blades of Azzinoth, the warglaives of Illidan Stormrage (The twin blades, despite probably being the most well-known glaives, are considered swords for game purposes)
• Twinblades of the Deceiver, the warglaives of Varedis Felsoul
• Nekana, the glaive of Vol'jin
•  [Alara'shinu]

Notes and trivia

• In World of Warcraft, warglaive weapons can only be equipped by demon hunters.
• Warglaives can be transmogrified into one-handed swords and axes.
  • They can technically also be transmogrified into maces, however since demon hunters cannot equip maces, and are the only class that can use warglaives, this is not currently possible.
• The word "glaive" is also used for a type of single-bladed polearm. This is the sense in which the word is primarily used in the real world, unlike the fictional warglaives.

Patch changes

• Hotfix (2016-08-09): Glaive weapons can now be enchanted by players.
  
• Patch 7.0.3 (2016-07-19): Added as a weapon type for players.