WOW Cataclysm Classic: How To Easily Complete Bastion Of Twilight Raid? - A Step-By-Step Guide

Hello warriors, recently WOW Cataclysm Classic released an exciting news: Phase 3, originally scheduled for October 2024, will be released ahead of schedule on September 17, 2024!  To be honest, we rarely encounter Classic Phases that are released earlier than expected, so it is hard not to wonder what impact this change will have on the 2024 Classic roadmap and whether it will affect the subsequent launch of WOW Cataclysm. However, instead of thinking about future content, it is better to focus on what new changes Phase 3 will bring to WOW Cataclysm Classic. This is also what we will focus on in this guide to help you get a better gaming experience in the upcoming new phase. Mount Hyjal Zone First of all, there will be a new event in Mount Hyjal Zone, but in order to participate in it, you must complete many different tasks in this area. So if you haven’t done them yet, do so before you start Phase 3. To get the first quest of this event, you need to go to the major city and look for the quest board. There will be a quest telling you to go to Mount Hyjal. But is it really that important to complete this quest chain? Of course! Because there are some pretty amazing rewards at the end that are definitely worth the effort! As you progress through the new story, you will also start to unlock daily quests, which are also very important. Because you will get a new currency. You will use this currency later to unlock some important NPCs who will sell a range of Epic Items, Transmog Items and Unique Toys. You won’t get these Epic Items right away of course, because you still need to complete a lot of daily quests before then, but it will reward you with Level 365 Epic Items. So you can also do this in all characters so that they are equipped when Cataclysm Phase 3 starts. Firelands Raid Firelands is a level 85 Raid that can be completed in Normal and Heroic 10-man and 25-man difficulties. Killing Molten Lord in this raid is one of the ways to start the questline, which ultimately rewards you with the legendary staff, Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa’s Rest. Firelands Raid is located on Mount Hyjal. Once you enter the Raid, you will be able to gain Reputation for the new faction and, of course, new loot. In Normal mode, each boss will reward you with equipment of at least Item Level 378. In fact, you can also find a lot of Bind on Equip items and WoW Cataclysm Gold when you kill different trash mobs, so this will be a nice way to earn money. As we said before, at the start of Firelands Raid, you will gain Reputation for a new Avengers of Hyjal Faction. There will also be a Quartermaster here, where you can get yourself some nice Epic Items based on your Reputation. Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa’s Rest But the new staff, Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa’s Rest, is more exciting than anything else. You can get this staff on the second-to-last boss in the raid. You can then right-click it and transform yourself into a new form, or your Cat Form will change appearance. It’s absolutely cool! Getting this legendary staff is difficult, though. It will be a long quest chain that will probably take you 5-10 weeks to complete because you need to get a lot of different materials in Firelands. In the end, you will get a magical staff and a new Flying Mount, or, in PVP terms, a new way to transform yourself into a new Flying Mount. New Questlines In addition to this, Phase 3 also provides players with two more level 85 quest lines, which are available to both Alliance and Horde players. Firelands Invasion The first questline is Firelands Invasion, which will eventually unlock the level 85 Molten Front sub-region within Mount Hyjal. Here, players can complete daily quests to gain reputation and rewards with Mount Hyjal faction. Players who have completed Mount Hyjal region can begin Fireland Invasions via the breadcrumb quest, Guardians of Hyjal: Firelands Invasion. If you haven’t completed the prerequisite quests yet, you will be given another breadcrumb quest, Guardians of Hyjal: Call of the Ancients to get you started. Elemental Bonds Elemental Bonds is another questline that players can experience in Phase 3, which can be started by picking up the quest Call of the World-Shaman on Mount Hyjal. This questline is more narrative-focused, revolving around the ongoing restoration of Thrall’s story after his encounter with Fandral Staghelm. Phase 3 will also bring a new HD Textures quality of life update, providing enhanced visuals throughout the game. Possible Dungeon Changes Finally, one question that remains in Phase 3, and in WoW Cataclysm as a whole, is dungeon changes similar to Titan Rune Dungeons, which would add another set of difficulty modifiers and 10-man Normal raid gear from Phase 2 raid dungeons to the dungeon loot pool. However, there hasn’t been any new information about the future development of this system since BlizzCon 2023, so we don’t know if it’s still a possibility. In short, as you progress through Rage of the Firelands, you’ll gradually unlock more and more stories and quests. So, get ready and let’s look forward to the arrival of Cataclysm Classic Phase 3!

Druid is considered by most players to be the most diverse class in World of Warcraft. Its three different forms can take care of the ideas of most players, and everyone can find something that suits them. However, Cataclysm will be a little special in the new version, which requires taking into account the status of each profession in the new version. Let us first review the previous performance of Druids. Although Druids did not obtain the fourth specialized equipment until Mists of Pandaria, in the new version of Cataclysm, in order to allow players to better obtain this specialized equipment, the usefulness of the first three specialized equipment will be increased. It’s also possible that Balance and Restoration Druids will continue to perform better in the first few weeks of the update. Feral Druids are very competitive whether they are used as tanks or DPS. Players looking to fill a role will find better options in other Druids specs, and even a variety of substitutable classes. Then follow this guide to learn about the changes to Druids in WoW Cataclysm Classic! WOW Cataclysm Classic Gold can be used to purchase necessary items, equipment, services, consumables and mounts. In addition, you can use WOW Cataclysm Classic Gold to train new abilities and professions, as well as repair equipment and have reagents. Let you be one step ahead! Level 81: Thrash Thrash and Swipe are the two top priority skills when dealing with multiple enemies. Whiplash is a good choice even if you only have one target, as its attack power scales well. This means that as your level increases, the damage output of this skill will increase accordingly, making it a reliable option in combat. Whether in PvE or PvP scenarios, mastering the use of these skills will greatly improve your combat efficiency and winning rate. In Bears level, a new button has been added to make Druids Tanking rotation more interesting. Thrash will increase the damage effect. If used in conjunction with a talent that increases damage to bleeding targets, it will make Swipe even more effective. This is very important for Druids Tanking throughout the update. Level 83: Stampeding Roar Although this new skill is not the most amazing in this version of Cataclysm Classic, Stampeding Roar is indeed a very practical tool. When switched to this, the caster and any allies standing within 10 yards move 60% fasterfor 8 sec. It can be used in PVP battle mode. Using this ability outside of Bear Form or Cat Form activates Bear Form.Waiting for your exploration! Level 85: Wild Mushroom In common, grow a magical Mushroom with 5 Health at the target location. After 6 sec, the Mushroom will become invisible. When detonated by the Druid, all Mushrooms will explode, dealing Nature damage to all nearby enemies within 6 yards. Among the three abilities added to Druids' arsenal in this new version of Cataclysm, Wild Mushroom is undoubtedly the coolest. This skill allows players to place dormant mushrooms near enemies. After four seconds, they become invisible, but explode for damage when an enemy steps on them. Alternatively, you can manually detonate it early. It’s up to you. Wild Mushroom is primarily an area of effect skill, but can also deal large amounts of damage to a single enemy. It’s a more reliable option in PVP battle mode, allowing Druids to lock onto choke points to expose the enemy’s tracks. He’s also best suited as part of a Balance Druids building, since this skill provides some complementary talents. After introducing the three new skills of Druids, let us take a look at the new talents, masteries and spec changes about Druids. At this stage, all three Druids have been updated to a certain extent, especially Feral, which will become easier to use in Cataclysm. By now, veteran players all know that if you rotate the wrong Feral DPS Druids, the consequences will be disastrous. But it’s not as serious in the new Cataclysm, which makes it easier for some new players to get started. Balance Druids will gain two new skills in this Cataclysm - Nature’s Torrent and Solar Beam. Nature’s Torrent will cause Nature or Arcane damage, depending on which one does the most damage. Solar Beam will silence the target and drag the target to move, which is very useful in PVP! Restoration Druids can use Efflorescence talent in Cataclysm. When Regrowth deals a fatal final blow to a friendly target, Efflorescence will create a healing garden for the friendly target, allowing the friendly target to stay alive. This also makes Restoration Druids one of the best specs among the three Druids. The benefits of mastering all skills and modalities are well known. Feral Druids gain Melee Critical Damage and Vengeance for Cat and Bear, respectively. For Restoration Druids, Meditation increases Mana regeneration in combat, while Balance Druids gain Spell Haste and Eclipse to encourage switching between Nature and Arcane abilities. After reading this guide, do you feel that Druids have become more diverse? Let us look forward to Druids' outstanding performance in WoW Cataclysm Classic! Let’s wait and see.

Halls of Origination is one of the most popular dungeons in WOW Cataclysm Classic, not only because it has a vast and complex environment for players to explore, but also because of the seven uniquely challenging bosses and the rich loot in the dungeon. Although four of them are technically optional, the items they can drop are definitely worth your pursuit. Halls of Origination is a final dungeon unlocked at level 84, and it provides a fair challenge for players on their journey. The dungeon is located in Uldum, almost directly north of Vortex Pinnacle. Most players will encounter it during quests, especially during Harrison Jones questline. Boss Encounter Guide Next, let’s talk about the seven bosses you will encounter in Halls of Origination and how to defeat them. Temple Guardian Anhuur The first one you will face is Temple Guardian Anhuur. Luckily, this is also the easiest boss you’ll face in the dungeon. Burning Light is an area attack that players must avoid. At the same time, Anhuur applies Divine Reckoning to random players. This deals significant damage to the player and heals the boss for 5 times as much damage. Therefore, it’s crucial to dispel Reckoning before it expires. Other key abilities to watch out for are Shield of Light and Reverberating Hymn. Once health reaches 66% and 33%, Anhuur will gain a full absorb shield and begin channeling. Two players will need to head to opposite sides of the room to activate the lever. It’s important to avoid angering Pit Vipers, as it will prevent the other player from using the lever. Then you’ll just have to cycle through the stages before defeating the boss. Earthrager Ptah Another easy boss fight in the dungeon is Earthrager Ptah, thanks to the simplicity of its mechanics and relatively easy damage and aggro checks. Raging Smash is the main damage effect to watch out for, as it deals massive damage to the tank and two other players in melee range. When health drops to 50%, the boss will despawn and summon adds. Tanks should quickly kill these mobs and burn them down with DPS. Once the adds are dead, Ptah will reappear. During this time, continue to watch out for and avoid Tornado and other environmental hazards. Players will defeat the boss easily by simply continuing to deal as much damage as possible while avoiding Melee Cleave. Anraphet Anraphet is one of the three bosses we will encounter in Halls of Origination. Its key skill is Alpha Beams, which targets random players and deals damage in a 5-yard radius around them. As a damage-dealing skill, they can be a little difficult to avoid, but once you learn the cast time, this shouldn’t be a big problem. Additionally, Tanks and Healers need to be careful with Nemesis Strike, which deals Shadow damage every two seconds for ten seconds. Quickly dispel it to keep the tank’s health level up. In addition, the entire team will be hit by Omega Stance, which will deal a lot of damage and slow the team by 50%. Fortunately, healing can negate the slowing effect as much as possible. Therefore, it is very important to spend some WOW Cataclysm Classic Gold to prepare Healing Potions before entering the dungeon! The biggest attack to watch out for in this fight is Crumbling Ruin. This skill reduces the team’s health by 10%, which can be stacked up to ten times. Once hit by this attack, the entire team is doomed. The victory of the entire battle ultimately depends on whether the team can output enough damage to end the battle before the boss. Isiset, Construct Of Magic Isiset is arguably the most difficult of the four optional bosses to defeat. The first spell you need to pay attention to is Supernova. When the boss casts the spell, all members of the team must turn around before it ends to avoid getting lost. Astral Rain is an important AoE spell, and healers must stay ahead of it because of its enormous area of ​​effect. Additionally, you’ll need to coordinate with your companions and quickly dispatch Celestial Familiars to keep the boss’ damage under control. At 66% health and 33% health left, Isiset will split into several Familiars. Note that all of these are tied to specific abilities, so while the boss can no longer cast Familiars, other abilities will be enhanced. Ammunae, Construct Of Life To defeat Ammunae, a DPS character will need to keep an eye on Seedling Pods, which will appear periodically throughout the fight. You’ll need to kill them quickly to prevent them from unleashing stacking heals on the boss, which will make it very difficult to kill it. These Pods can also turn into Bloodpetal Blossoms, which deal impressive damage. If the boss manages to spawn some, kill them quickly. Setesh, Construct Of Destruction Setesh has several powerful abilities that can quickly wipe out the entire party if not handled correctly. Chaos Bolts will target random players instead of melee attacks. There is little you can do to mitigate this damage, so healers need to be aware of who is getting hit. The main thing to do in this fight is to be aware of where Setesh is summoning portals. These portals will quickly start summoning adds, which can become a big problem, so it’s your job as a DPS to destroy the portals as quickly as possible. These Seeds of Chaos on the floor are also not to be underestimated. You can stand near them and wait for them to explode. While you will take some damage, it will increase your damage by a large amount for 15 seconds, making it well worth the effort. Rajh, Construct Of Sun Rajh will be the most interesting fight you will encounter in Halls of Origination dungeon. Rajh starts with 100 energy, which he uses to cast his abilities. Be aware that once his energy is completely depleted, he will head to the center of the room to recharge and cast a huge AoE that is difficult for players to survive. To avoid this, players need to try to keep his energy meter up by interrupting as many of his ability casts as possible. Both Inferno Leap and Summon Sun Orb can be interrupted, so you should take advantage of every possible opportunity. The above are the 7 bosses you need to face in Halls of Origination. With these tips, you will easily pass the dungeon and get rich loot!

Cataclysm expansion has torn Azeroth apart once again, and with the release of the new World of Warcraft expansion comes a new level cap of 85 for characters, as well as professions like Fishing, First Aid, and Cooking. Illustrious Grand Master in the latest version starts at level 425, the highest level in Wrath expansion, capping at 525. This also means a whole new set of daily cooking quests and new recipes to use. For players who want to have a taste for fine cooking, there are over 30 new recipes to learn in Cataclysm, even if you don’t have the skill and the buffs. However, these Chef’s Awards take a lot of time to accumulate, so you’ll need to prioritize your recipes. This guide will introduce you to some of the most useful Illustrious Grand Master cooks as you explore the new areas. Knowing About Recipes Each major city, such as Dalaran and Shattrath, a neutral city, will have a Cooking trainer who will teach you Illustrious Cooking Mastery. Once you visit the trainer and gain Illustrious Cooking Mastery skill, you can craft new Cataclysm recipes. Each major city will have 5 different Daily Quests for both factions, and completing all of them will earn your Achievements. These are things you can learn from your trainer, or you can earn from vendors using Chef’s Awards. Other rare and magical recipes can be earned by honing your reputation with WoW Cataclysm Classic Gold. For those new to these events, it can be a question of which areas are more likely to find what Cooking materials. Hyjal and Vash’jr are the first places players visit, so you’ll want to make sure you have your fishing gear fully stocked before you start exploring. The following recipes all cost 3 Chef’s Awards, and while Cooking materials may be item level 80 or higher, the recipes have no level requirements. As long as you don’t mind taking a few risks when gathering materials, they’ll increase Cooking from 425 to 525 without having to go past level 80. The good news is that even if you have unlocked no quests or flight paths, you can still explore new areas and go fishing or hunting. Illustrious Cooking At 450 This is probably the easiest recipe for low-level Chefs to get started with, as long as you’re at level 450. You can use the buffs from these foods for grinding, PVE, and non-Heroic dungeons. Don’t forget to invest in some Imported Supplies for those hard-to-find materials. Feathered Lure This material is quite interesting and doesn’t really deserve to be a recipe, but since Fishing and Cooking are related in some ways, it makes sense to include it here. This item will help level up both classes. Regents: Delicate Wing Buffs: +100 Fishing skill for 10 minutes How To Unlock: Reach 450 Cooking Broiled Mountain Trout This recipe’s enhanced Stamina and Haste is useful for any class, especially Rogues, DPS Warriors, Pally tanks, and Warlocks. Regents: Mountain Trout Buffs: +60 Stamina and Haste rating for 1 hour How To Unlock: Reach 450 Cooking Whitecrest Gumbo Priests, Shamans, and Druids will benefit the most from this recipe, especially those who need to fight in close combat frequently. Regents: Blood Shrimp Buffs: +60 Stamina and Spirit for 1 hour How To Unlock: Reach 450 Cooking Lightly Fried Lurker Critical Strike provides now also applies to spell-casting, so this recipe is very effective for any DPS class. Regents: Striped Lurker Buffs: +60 Stamina and Plus Critical Strike Rating for 1 hour How To Unlock: Reach 450 Cooking Illustrious Cooking From 475 To 500 After exploring some of the new areas of Azeroth, players will gain valuable experience in the best places to farm regeants, which means more advanced recipes can be explored. Pickled Guppy This recipe can be said to be tailored for Shamans, Warlocks, and Paladins. After using this recipe, you will gain a greater advantage in battle. Regents: Highland Guppy Buffs: +60 Stamina and Intellect for 1 hour How To Unlock: Reach 475 Cooking Hearty Seafood Soup The best recipe for Warriors, Paladins, and any type of tank class is here. You can get extra health and damage from it, greatly increasing your tankiness. Regents: Blood Shrimp Buffs: +90 Stamina and Strength for 1 hour How To Unlock: Reach 475 Cooking Scalding Murglesnout This recipe will restore both health and mana, and will not cancel any recipe buffs your character already has, which means you can stack them, which is very useful! Regents: Deepsea Sagefish Buffs: Not Applicable How To Unlock: Reach 500 Cooking Delicious Sagefish Tail This recipe is perfect for casters who need extra health and will greatly increase their survivability. Regents: Deepsea Sagefish Buffs: +90 Stamina and Spirit for 1 hour How To Unlock: Reach 500 Cooking Illustrious Cooking From 505 To 525 When you reach levels 505 to 525, congratulations! You can cook some high level Feasts for raids and dungeon parties, as well as make some snacks and desserts. Chocolate Cookie This recipe requires you to unlock the achievement “You’ll Feel Right As Rain.” Regeants: Simple flour and cocoa beans Buffs: Description says, “Makes you feel a little better.” How To Unlock: Reach 505 Cooking South Island Ice Tea This happy hour cocktail is also meant to help you regenerate mana faster, but you need to use it with discretion. Regeants: Tropical sunfruit and refreshing spring water Buffs: Gets your tipsy and restores mana How To Unlock: Reach 525 Cooking Seafood Magnifique Feast This recipe is mainly for feeding and buffing the entire raiding party, and is also closely related to guild membership. Regeants: Highland Guppy, Lavascale Catfish and Fathom Eel Buffs: +90 Stamina and other essentials for one hour How To Unlock: Reach Level 525 and earn guild reputation to get this recipe from the seller. I hope this guide helped you with crafting recipes, and I wish you happy exploration of the game, and we'll see you in Azeroth!