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This week is the Unbridled Darkness bonus event, the final of three special events on rotation in Torghast, and this is the first of the events that appears to have been inspired by a decade-old April Fool's Day joke -- the Tomb of Immortal Darkness.

We've all been there: Falling off the platforms in Mort'regar, getting an uninspiring series of anima powers ("Roots again?"), then dying to bosses that spent your run inhaling steroids, bench-pressing small mountains, and quietly chuckling as you approach, as the Tarragrue licks its lips.

Patch 9.1, the first major patch in Shadowlands, will come with a brand new 10-boss raid: Sanctum of Domination.

This week marks the second of three special events on rotation in Torghast.

Love it or hate it, Torghast has seen a lot of action following the launch of Shadowlands.

With everything there is to do in Shadowlands, Torghast can seem like it eats up a huge chunk of your gaming time -- but how much time should it take?

Torghast just became a little more alt-friendly.

One of most interesting new features added to World of Warcraft in Shadowlands is Torghast, an ever-changing, scalable instance.

To create a Legendary armor piece in Shadowlands requires a trip to the Runecarver in Torghast.

The headline's a little misleading -- it's not actually a treasure goblin, and also it's not technically a goblin, but it's still pretty cool -- but these new Lost Dredger mobs that spawn in Torghast allow you to farm up a lot of Phantasma and can even drop an Anima Cell letting you get even more Anima Powers, which makes your time spent in Torghast a lot easier and more fun.