Ny’alotha

Hidden in the recent World of Warcraft Dragonflight 10.2.7 patch were long-awaited changes to many Battle for Azeroth raids to make them easier for solo raiders to finish achievements and farm transmog.

The Old Gods have left their mark on Azeroth, and especially on the Dragonflights that make up the main narrative focus of Dragonflight, World of Warcraft's appropriately named Dragon-themed expansion.

In World of Warcraft patch 9.1.5 Battle for Azeroth raid instances were all placed on Legacy Loot, which means that when they are killed -- rather than using the personal loot system and thus potentially dropping nothing at all -- these raids will now drop an assortment of gear when killed, not limited to or restricted to pieces that your character would usually have on their loot table.

With the release of the Shadowlands pre-patch coming on October 13th all of our carefully collected Corrupted gear will be going away.

In Patch 8.3, we finally get a legendary item to upgrade and help us out.

The Uncorrupted Voidwing is a quest reward for defeating N'zoth on Heroic or Mythic difficulty in Ny'alotha, and it will be available until the launch of Shadowlands.

The most recent Mythic world first race was also the most expensive.

We've had a while to explore the dark pathways of Ny'alotha the Waking City.

The final wing of Ny'alotha opens this week for LFR!

Ny'alotha is unique in that its raid entrance moves between two zones: Uldum in southern Kalimdor and the Vale of Eternal Blossoms in Pandaria.