How to get to the Scarlet Enclave raid in WoW Classic: Season of Discovery

Season of Discovery Phase 8 will feature a brand new World of Warcraft Classic raid, the Scarlet Enclave is now live! This new raid focuses on a schism between two splinter factions of Scarlet Crusaders.

The Scarlet Enclave is also the name of a Scarlet Crusade stronghold composed of Tyr’s Hand and New Avalon in the Eastern Plaguelands and is a new playable zone to explore in Phase 8. There are new quests and activities in this area but the raid itself is found elsewhere in the zone.

Here’s how to find the entrance to the Scarlet Enclave raid.

There is no attunement quest to enter the Scarlet Enclave but there are quests you should do

Surprisingly, there is no attunement required to enter the Scarlet Enclave considering the other WoW Classic raids have attunement quests, but Blizzard recommends you do quests given out by Leonid Barthalomew the Revered at Light’s Hope Chapel in the Eastern Plaguelands. This chain starts with the quest Unrest at Tyr’s Hand, which becomes available after you complete the Scarlet Activities quest from Bartholomew. Completing Unrest at Tyr’s Hand opens up the questlines that will allow players to access to the Scarlet Enclave-related activities outside of the raid.

Where is the entrance to the Scarlet Enclave raid?

The entrance to the Scarlet Enclave raid is a small cave in the Eastern Plaguelands at coordinates (67, 85). A raid meeting stone is present just outside of the cave’s entrance.

The cave can be found nestled in the mountain range beyond the Scarlet Base Camp which is stationed south of Corin’s Crossing past Lake Mereldar and west of Tyr’s Hand. These Scarlet NPCs aren’t hostile and you can talk to some of them and they’ll quickly remind you they aren’t exactly friendly either.

The fastest means of travel to the raid entrance is running south from Light’s Hope Chapel, which has flight points for both the Horde and Alliance.

The Scarlet Enclave raid is will have 8 bosses and is tuned for 20 players, though you can bring up to 40 players into the instance. There are no additional difficulty modes but Blizzard stated that it’s intended to be difficult, so they’ll be monitoring how players progress in case any changes or tuning need to happen.

Originally published on March 24, 2025. Updated on April 10, 2025.