The prime example of this is Frostmourne, the Lich King’s weapon, which is back without any changes. IT WOULDN'T BE DEATH KNIGHT WITHOUT FROSTMOURNE.

Frostmourne is available here in the Blizzard Store for $1500 and the wall mount will cost you $200 more. That’s quite the price to pay for a collectible, but dirt cheap for power eternal.

Even years (and several expansions) after his defeat, the Lich King’s presence can still be felt through out the story of World of Warcraft, and to many players he is the defining antagonist ...

To celebrate the Lich King's weapon Frostmourne reentering the World of Warcraft spotlight with the launch of Wrath of the Lich King Classic, jeweler Febo of the YouTube channel Avalone Mythic ...

Unfortunately, the arrival of the Lich King's weapon is also accompanied by portals filled with undead, which players will need to battle against over the course of the July 4-26 event.

You see, Frostmourne isn’t just any sword. It was the ancient Runeblade wielded by the Lich King Ner’zhul, and after him Prince Arthas Menethil of Lordaeron.

Speaking of the sword, that's an optional extra purchase of $1500. A small price to pay for the safety of your family, as nobody is going to mess with a wielder of the Lich King's famous weapon.

Fostmourne is well known for being the Lich King's two-handed longsword that imprisons the souls of its victims and turns the living into the controlled undead in the MMORPG.

If you succeed, you’ll face The Lich King himself with his blade, Frostmourne. When the raid opens, there won't be any gating or restrictions. All wings will be unlocked.

The weapon in question is none other than Frostmourne, the legendary runeblade wielded by Arthas, the villainous Lich King in Blizzard's classic RTS Warcraft 3 and in the MMORPG World of Warcraft.