This guide provides an objective overview of the Mythic+ dungeons for The War Within season 3. The dungeon pool for Season 3 reflects a philosophy of refinement and iteration. All familiar dungeons from the previous expansions are receiving a design pass to align them with the game’s current philosophy.
TL;DR – WoW TWW 11.2 Mythic+ Season 3 Guide
If you’re looking for the best WoW Mythic+ guide for The War Within Patch 11.2 (Season 3), this covers every dungeon in the current rotation — including Eco-Dome Al’dani, Priory of the Sacred Flame, Operation: Floodgate, Ara-Kara, The Dawnbreaker, Halls of Atonement, and both Tazavesh dungeons.
What’s inside:
- Mythic+ dungeon tier list (Season 3 rotation) with boss mechanics and trash tips
- Key interrupts and abilities that wipe groups on higher keys
- Mythic+ loot tables with BiS trinkets, weapons, and gear targets
- Patch 11.2 changes: dungeon pacing, mob health scaling, and healer demands
- Reshii Wraps artifact cloak — why it matters for endgame gearing
- All key dates for Mythic+ Season 3 and content rollout
Think of this as your quick-reference playbook for pushing M+ keys in WoW 11.2 while targeting the best loot drops from every dungeon.
You may also be interested in:
| Class Tier List | Ghost of K’aresh Overview & release date | BiS Gear Guide | Tier sets overview |
| K’aresh Zone overview | Ecological Succession guide | Ethereal Crests guide | Untethered Coin Farm Guide |
| Mythic+ guide | Season 3 PvP guide | Manaforge Omega guide | Delves guide |
| Mount guide | Reshii wraps artifact cloak guide |
What’s Changed in Dungeon Design (Season 3):
- Big tank-busting hits are mostly gone — now you’ll deal with passive auras that apply stacking debuffs.
- Group-wide burst damage has shifted to damage-over-time, giving healers more time to react and fewer sudden one-shots.
- Enemy health is up by 14%, so fights last longer than before.
- The challenge is now about sustained healing and damage, not just surviving spikes.
- Healers will have their hands full this season.
- Classes with utility (like dispels or healing-over-time) are more valuable than ever.
Content Rollout & Key Dates
- Patch 11.2, “Ghosts of K’aresh,” launches on August 5, 2025.
- Week 1 (Aug 5th): The first week allows players to experience new campaign chapters and practice the new and returning dungeons on Normal, Heroic, and Mythic 0 difficulties.
Important Note: The two Tazavesh dungeons will not be available on Mythic 0 difficulty this week.
The competitive season begins one week later on August 12, 2025.
- Week 2 (Aug 12th): Mythic+ Season 3 begins. The Manaforge Omega raid opens on Normal, Heroic, and Mythic difficulties, along with its first Raid Finder wing.
- Week 3 (Aug 19th): Manaforge Omega Raid Finder Wing 2 and Story Mode become available.
- Week 4 (Aug 26th): Manaforge Omega Raid Finder Wing 3 opens.
The Reshii Wraps Artifact Cloak
Starting August 12th, the new artifact cloak, the Reshii Wraps, becomes a central piece of gear required to progress in the raid and other endgame content.
- Acquisition: The cloak is obtained by completing the third chapter of the K’aresh campaign. Its equip effect dynamically adapts to your active spec (Tank, Healer, or DPS).
- Alt-Friendly Catch-up: For alternate characters, the grind is significantly reduced. After obtaining the cloak on one character, your alts can simply speak to Hashim in Overlook Zo’Shuul to receive their own, bypassing the need to replay the entire campaign.
WoW 11.2 Mythic+ Tier List (Ease of Completion & Loot Value)
This tier list breaks down every Season 3 Mythic+ dungeon in The War Within by two practical metrics:
- Ease of Completion – Layout clarity, mechanic readability, and pickup group survivability
- Loot Value – Quality of trinkets, weapons, and key stat synergies for popular specs
| Tier | Dungeon | Ease | Loot Value | Notes |
| S | Halls of Atonement | A | A | Efficient pulls, dense layout, and top-tier loot across roles |
| S | Tazavesh: So’leah’s Gambit | B | A | BiS trinkets, tight tuning; final boss punishes mistakes |
| A | The Dawnbreaker | A | B | Clean routing and boss clarity; decent trinket pool |
| B | Eco-Dome Al’dani | C | A | High-risk/high-reward: coordination-heavy but loaded with BiS options |
| B | Operation: Floodgate | B | B+ | Good loot and routing, with healer-intensive trash and boss overlap |
| C | Priory of the Sacred Flame | D | A | Great drops, but high healing throughput and punishing affix synergy |
| C | Ara-Kara, City of Echoes | D | B | Interrupt-heavy trash and add mechanics; fast but not forgiving |
| C | Tazavesh: Streets of Wonder | C | B | Longest dungeon of the season; final boss can brick a run |
Expect this list to shift in early weeks as routes stabilize and tuning patches roll in.
How to Prepare for Mythic+ Season 3 in TWW
Season 3 prep begins before keys even open. Use the launch window (Aug 5–12) to gear, route, and plan:
- Finish Chapter 3 of the K’aresh campaign
This unlocks the Reshii Wraps cloak, mandatory for raid access and packed with role-specific bonuses. - Run Mythic 0 dungeons for Champion gear (684 iLvl)
These are uncapped, have no timers, and feed directly into your Great Vault for Week 2. - Stockpile Crests and upgrade mats
World quests, delves, and campaign content drop Carved and Weathered Crests you’ll use to boost early gear. - Get your addons & WeakAuras in order
Tools like MDT, OmniCD, and season-specific auras will carry harder than some pugs. Don’t wing it. - Test your Hero Talents early
Use delves and open-world mobs to find your ideal build before the key pressure hits. - Pre-plan loot targets
Know where your BiS trinket, cloak upgrade, or weapon drops — and route accordingly. - Line up groups for early pushes
Week 2 is meta-defining. Having reliable tanks/healers on standby can mean the difference between +1 and deplete.
Starting organized means less time scrambling and more time farming vaults and crests efficiently.
Eco-Dome Al’dani: New Mythic+ Dungeon in 11.2
As a new addition for The War Within Season 3, Eco-Dome Al’dani is a three-boss dungeon central to the Ethereals. The premise involves repelling invading Devourers and a hostile force of wastelanders. While new delves like the Archival Assault and Darkflame Cleft offer new experiences, this dungeon provides a more traditional challenge. It’s fairly linear and short, but parts of it can be difficult for group finder party without voice communication, especially the final boss.
Important Trash & Bosses:
- Aberrations (Start): The initial trash enemies feature Overgorged Mites, whose Gorge cast must be interrupted to prevent a stacking, group-wide DoT. Voracious Gorgers use Smash, placing damaging circles under all players.
- First Boss (Azhiccar): A stationary worm that requires the tank to stay in melee. The fight involves managing Frenzied Mite adds and dodging Toxic Regurgitation puddles. During the Devour phase, the group must prevent a new wave of mites from reaching the boss.
- Ethereals (Mid-Dungeon): This section features Overcharged Sentinels, lieutenants with a 50% health shield that, when broken, causes them to pulse high random-target damage.
- Second Boss (Taah’bat and A’wazj): A duo-boss encounter where they share health. Manage Binding Javelins that tether players. During the immunity phase, players must aim Warp Strike line attacks at the immune boss to break their shield.
- Final Boss (Soul-Scribe): A unique mechanic where players must interact with and retrieve their shattered Soul Fragment after boss abilities to gain a stacking damage buff (Fatebound). Failing to do so results in a haste-reduction debuff.
- Advanced Tip: To maximize damage, players can collect their fragments one at a time to constantly refresh the buff’s duration, leading to significantly higher uptime.
Key Interrupts:
- Overgorged Mites: Gorge (Top Priority). Failing to interrupt this cast immediately applies a stacking DoT to players.
- Wastelander Farstalkers: Arcing Zap (Priority). An arcane chain lightning effect.
Notable Loot:
| Item (Slot) | Notes (Type/Effect) |
| Lily of the Eternal Weave (Trinket) | A simple but powerful on-use trinket for Agility and Intellect users that provides a massive Mastery stat increase for 15 seconds, making it excellent for burst windows. |
| Incorporeal Warpclaw (Trinket) | A passive damage trinket for Agility and Strength users. Your melee attacks have a chance to summon an echo that deals AoE Arcane damage, making it a solid choice for Mythic+ cleave. |
| Azhiccaran Parapodia (Trinket) | A passive trinket for Intellect users that applies a damage-over-time effect to your target, which in turn can grant you a long-duration Intellect buff. This offers a great combination of passive damage and a strong self-buff. |
| Fatebound Crusader (Two-Hand Sword) | A classic two-handed Strength sword with a great Critical Strike and Haste stat profile, making it a primary weapon target for plate DPS. |
| Starlit Safeguard (Shield) | As a shield with both Strength and Intellect, this is a versatile and powerful defensive item for Protection/Holy Paladins, Protection Warriors, and Elemental/Restoration Shamans. |
| Spellstrike Warplance (Two-Hand Polearm) | A two-handed Agility polearm that not only has good stats but also comes with an on-use AoE damage ability. This makes it a top-tier chase weapon for classes like Survival Hunters and Monks. |
| Taahbat’s Desert Carbine (Gun) | As a powerful gun, this is a major weapon upgrade and a primary target for all Hunter specializations. |
| Soul-Scribe’s Tabiqa Dagger (Intellect Dagger) | A one-handed Intellect dagger, making it a key weapon for casters who pair it with an off-hand item. |
| Swarmite’s Frenzied Pedicel (Wand) | A main-hand wand with a large amount of Intellect, making it a desirable weapon for Mages, Priests, and Warlocks. |
| Whispers of K’aresh (Ring) | A ring loaded with a very high amount of Haste and Mastery. This is an extremely powerful and “best-in-slot” contender for many specializations that value these two stats. |
Which Season 2 Dungeons Are Back in Season 3?
Priory of the Sacred Flame
This is a returning dungeon from Season 2, not a new one. Its return is controversial; the dungeon is disliked by some parts of the player community for its linear and unsatisfying trash pulls, overwhelming rot damage, and punishing targeted abilities. Priory of the Sacred Flame is back in the rotation primarily because it drops highly desirable stuff.
Important Trash & Bosses:
- Pre-First Boss: To engage the first boss, groups must kill two of three mini-bosses in the area, which removes their corresponding lieutenants from the boss encounter.
- First Boss (Captain Dailcry): This opening battle sets the tone. His line attack has been replaced by Earthshattering Spear, a targeted AoE that leaves a puddle.
- Second Boss (Baron Braunpyke): The strategy involves baiting mechanics away from the Sacrificial Pyre before moving in to soak. Groups have 30 seconds to complete soaks.
- Final Boss (Prioress Murrpray): A popular strategy is to not interrupt the boss’s Holy Smite to prevent dangerous damage overlap.
- Important Caveat: This is a “cheese” strategy that may be fixed by Blizzard. It is also highly dependent on the tank’s ability to survive the uninterruped damage. If the tank is taking too much damage, you must interrupt.
Key Interrupts:
- Devout Priests: Greater Heal (Top Priority).
- Baron Braunpyke (Second Boss): Burning Light (Top Priority).
Notable Loot:
| Item (Slot) | Notes (Type/Effect) |
| Signet of the Priory (Trinket) | An incredibly powerful on-use trinket that provides a massive boost to your highest secondary stat and a smaller, but still valuable, buff to nearby party members. This is a premier offensive cooldown for almost every spec. |
| Tome of Light’s Devotion (Trinket) | A passive defensive trinket that increases armor and provides a chance to absorb magic damage. This is a top-tier mitigation tool for tanks. |
| Bursting Lightshard (Trinket) | An on-use damage trinket for Intellect users that summons a pet to do AoE Holy damage, providing a strong burst cooldown. |
| Emberbrand Zweihander (Two-Hand Sword) | A two-handed Strength sword with a solid Haste and Versatility stat profile, making it a great weapon for plate DPS. |
| Hand of Beledar (One-Hand Mace) | A one-handed Intellect mace. This is a primary target for casters and healers who use a one-hand and off-hand setup. |
| Starforged Seraph’s Mace (One-Hand Mace) | A solid one-handed Agility mace for Rogues, Enhancement Shamans, and Windwalker Monks. |
| Radiant Necromancer’s Band (Ring) | This ring is loaded with a massive amount of Mastery and a good amount of Versatility, making it an extremely powerful, “best-in-slot” contender for many specializations that value these stats. |
| Sanctified Priory Wall (Shield) | As a shield with both Strength and Intellect, this is a versatile and powerful defensive item for Protection/Holy Paladins, Protection Warriors, and Elemental/Restoration Shamans. |
| Glorious Defender’s Poleaxe (Polearm) | A two-handed Agility polearm, making it a chase weapon for Survival Hunters, Feral Druids, and Monks. |
Operation: Floodgate
Returning from Season 2, Operation: Floodgate is generally popular for its open-canvas design in the Ringing Deeps, which allows for varied pathing. Success in pick-up groups often depends on coordination. The notorious mob ‘Bubbles’ has been nerfed, making it significantly less punishing in higher keys.
Important Trash & Bosses:
- First Boss (Big M.O.M.M.A.): An add-management fight culminating in a high-damage burn phase.
- Second Boss (Demolition Duo): A two-target fight focused on clearing bombs via a dispellable debuff and boss charges.
- Third Boss (Swampface): A coordination-intensive fight where players are tethered together with Razor Choke Vines and must dodge mechanics as a unit.
- Geezle Gigazap: Unleashes raw generator power to destabilize the dam and electrify everything in sight. During Turbo Charge, the arena floods with deadly voltage, while Leaping Sparks relentlessly chase players into pools of Shock Water for devastating stuns.
Key Interrupts:
- Venture Co. Divers: Harpoon (Top Priority).
- Darkfuse Mechadrones (First Boss Adds): Maximum Distortion (Top Priority).
Notable Loot:
| Item (Slot) | Notes (Type/Effect) |
| Improvised Seaforium Pacemaker (Trinket) | A powerful on-use trinket for Agility/Strength DPS that provides a massive, extendable Critical Strike buff, making it exceptional for specs that can maintain high crit activity. |
| Darkfuse Medichopper (Trinket) | An excellent healing trinket that provides a target with a significant damage absorption shield and a Versatility buff, with the chance to re-apply the bonuses. |
| Gigazap’s Zap-Cap (Trinket) | A powerful passive damage trinket for Intellect users that provides consistent two-target Nature damage, which can be supercharged into a high-frequency, high-damage burst phase. |
| Ringing Ritual Mud | A strong personal defensive trinket that provides a massive absorb shield and converts a portion of that into AoE Nature damage. The cooldown reduction mechanic makes it particularly effective against sustained damage. |
| Sonic Ka-BOOM!-erang (Warglaive) | As a Warglaive, this is an essential weapon for Demon Hunters and a primary reason for them to farm this dungeon. |
| Keeza’s ‘B.’ B.B.B.F.G (Gun) | As a powerful gun, this is a major chase weapon for all Hunter specializations. |
| Geezle’s Coercive Volt-ohmmeter (Dagger) | An Agility dagger with a strong Haste and Versatility stat profile, making it a great choice for Rogues. |
| Gallytech Turbo-Tiller (Polearm) | A two-handed Agility polearm with high Mastery, making it a desirable weapon for Survival Hunters, Feral Druids, and Monks. |
| Circuit Breaker (Two-Hand Sword) | A powerful two-handed Strength sword, making it a primary target for classes like Arms Warriors, Retribution Paladins, and Unholy Death Knights. |
| “Craboom” (Battle Pet) | A unique battle pet (a small mechanical crustacean) that can drop from this dungeon’s encounters. |
Top Dragonflight Dungeons Returning in WoW 11.2 M+
The Dawnbreaker
A very open dungeon returning from Season 1. Most people find the Dawnbreaker enjoyable and “puggable,” with a fun path through the city.
Important Trash & Bosses:
- First Boss (Speaker Shadowcrown): The Shadowbolt tank hit has increased damage, making kicks more important. The fight transitions at 50% health via dragonriding.
- City Area: To fight the second boss, Anub’ikkaj, three lieutenants must be killed. Aim the Dark Orb ability far outside the city. Animated Darkness mobs now explode on death, which can be negated by a stun.
- Final Boss (Rasha’nan): In Phase 1, damage is dealt to the boss as the group pursues it on dragonback. The fight culminates in a final confrontation where players must manage the boss’s abilities and avoid deadly floor hazards.
Key Interrupts:
- Nightfall Shadowmages: Night Bolt (Priority).
- Speaker Shadowcrown (First Boss): Shadow Bolt (Priority).
Notable Loot:
| Item (Slot) | Notes (Type/Effect) |
| Void Pactstone (Trinket) | An excellent offensive trinket for Strength DPS classes. It provides a passive chance for your attacks to deal a burst of AoE Shadow damage and grant you a significant Haste buff. |
| Empowering Crystal of Anub’ikkaj (Trinket) | A solid passive trinket for Agility and Intellect users. It offers a simple but effective random secondary stat proc, providing a reliable power increase. |
| Overflowing Umbral Pail (Off-hand) | A powerful Intellect off-hand item. This is a key gearing piece for any caster who is using a one-handed main weapon. |
| Black Shepherd’s Guisarme (Polearm) | A two-handed Agility polearm with a great Critical Strike and Haste stat combination. This is a major chase weapon for Survival Hunters, Feral Druids, and Monks. |
| Parson’s Ornamented Blade (Dagger) | A solid Agility dagger with high Critical Strike, making it a good weapon for Rogues. |
| Devout Zealot’s Ring | This ring is extremely powerful for any spec that values Critical Strike and Haste, as it offers a massive amount of both stats. |
| High Nerubian Signet | An excellent ring, particularly for tanks or specs that prioritize survivability and consistent damage, due to its very high Versatility and Mastery budget. |
| Formula: Enchant Weapon – Authority of Air | A desirable recipe drop for Enchanters. |
| Plans: Beledar’s Bulwark | A desirable recipe drop for Blacksmiths. |
Ara-Kara, City of Echoes
Returning from Season 1, Ara-Kara, City of Echoes is a fast and linear key is back due to its powerful loot, especially for casters. However, its inclusion is controversial, as many players consider it one of the most miserable dungeons ever created. Frustrations stem from the Avanoxx spider mini-boss with its many adds, unavoidable damage on the second boss, and the high constant damage of the final boss.
Important Trash & Bosses:
- First Area Trash: Jabbing Flyers now apply their Bleeding Jab to random players, creating a dangerous poison/bleed combination.
- Avanoxx commands a swarm of ravenous Crawlers while smothering the battlefield in toxic webs and party-wide pressure. On Mythic, failing to intercept her adds feeds her Insatiable hunger, rapidly turning the fight into an overwhelming burst of poison, shrieks, and web entrapments.
- Anub’zekt leads a relentless assault with tunneling strikes and swarms of flesh-eating insects, turning the battlefield into a hive of chaos. As Eye of the Swarm engulfs the arena, players must navigate tight spaces while dodging Impales and avoiding Ceaseless Swarms born from infected allies.
- Final Boss (Ki’katal the Harvester): This encounter has received significant nerfs. Cultivated Poisons now targets only three players. An interesting aspect of the updated fight is that failing the Cosmic Singularity is now survivable, but how you respond to the resulting heavy debuff will determine success. It applies a heavy debuff that reduces damage done by 75% for 20 seconds, making subsequent mechanics very dangerous.
Key Interrupts:
- Ixen (Mini-Boss): Horrifying Shrill (Top Priority).
- Web Mages (Post-First Boss): Revolting Volley (Top Priority).
Notable Loot:
| Item (Slot) | Notes (Type/Effect) |
| Ara-Kara Sacbrood (Trinket) | A trinket that grants a primary stat buff periodically. While the primary stat buff is temporary, the real power comes from the summoned brood that deals significant damage over time to your target, making it a strong passive damage gain. |
| Harvester’s Edict (Trinket) | An exceptionally strong and flexible trinket for DPS and healers. It offers a choice: let the orb travel to the target for a large burst of AoE Shadow damage, or intercept it yourself for a massive Mastery buff. This makes it powerful in both single-target and multi-target situations. |
| Ceaseless Swarmgland (Trinket) | This is a premier tanking trinket. It provides a powerful defensive effect by retaliating against attackers with damage while also reducing the damage you take, offering both mitigation and threat generation. |
| Arachnoid Soulcleaver (One-Hand Sword) | A powerful one-handed Intellect sword, making it a primary target for casters like Mages, Warlocks, and Holy Paladins. |
| Harvester’s Interdiction (Two-Hand Staff) | A two-handed Agility staff with a built-in damage-over-time proc. This is a major chase weapon for Feral Druids, Survival Hunters, and Brewmaster/Windwalker Monks. |
| Unceremonious Bloodletter (Dagger) | An Intellect dagger with a strong Critical Strike and Haste stat combination, making it a desirable weapon for many casters and healers. |
| Blight Hunter’s Scalpelglaive (Warglaive) | As a Warglaive, this is an essential weapon for Demon Hunters, making the dungeon a key farming spot for them. |
Returning Dungeons from Shadowlands
Tazavesh: Streets of Wonder & So’leah’s Gambit
The return of this two-part mega-dungeon is thematically appropriate, as Tazavesh serves as a new hub city. In addition to Mythic+, it will be offered as a complete dungeon on Normal and Heroic difficulties. A separate Hard Mode challenge is also available, offering unique loot and mounts upon completion.
Tazavesh: Streets of Wonder:
This is a lengthy dungeon with multiple branching paths. Overly long roleplay elements have been cut back, and the timer has been reduced by 7 minutes to improve pacing.
Important Trash & Bosses:
- First Boss (Zo’phex): Players are pacified by Impound Contraband and must retrieve their weapon for a 25% haste buff. At 100 energy, the boss uses Interrogation, stunning a player in a damaging cell.
- Second Boss (So’azmi’s band – Oasis): Preceded by a simplified Bazaar event. Players collect music notes for the Uptempo buff. Interrupt Zo’gron’s Menacing Shout.
- Final Boss (So’azmi): The fight revolves around using teleporters to dodge the room-wide Shuri Shockwave. At 70% and 40% life, the boss casts Double Technique, which requires two interrupts to stop the lethal cast. This frantic phase dive can feel as chaotic as a pvp encounter.
Key Interrupts:
- Portalmancer Zohan: Empowered Glyph of Restraint (Top Priority).
- So’azmi (Final Boss): Double Technique (Special). Requires two separate interrupts.
Notable Loot:
| Item (Slot) | Notes (Type/Effect) |
| Ticking Sack of Terror (Trinket) | A passive damage trinket for melee specs that applies a stacking Fire damage DoT. It’s a solid, consistent damage-dealing option. |
| Miniscule Mailemental in an Envelope (Trinket) | A passive damage trinket for ranged specs that summons a “Mailemental” to deal extra Arcane damage. A good source of supplementary damage. |
| First Class Healing Distributor (Trinket) | An excellent healing trinket that provides both burst AoE healing and a Haste buff for the user, making it a top-tier choice for many healers. |
| Codex of the First Technique (Trinket) | A passive defensive trinket for tanks. It provides a chance to reflect a portion of incoming damage, adding both a defensive and offensive benefit when taking hits. |
| Yasahm the Riftbreaker (Crossbow) | This is a unique weapon with a special equip effect that tears open an Arcane rift after several critical strikes. Weapons with unique damage procs are always desirable and a primary reason for Hunters to run this dungeon. |
| Gluttonous Rondel (Dagger) | As a dagger with a large amount of Intellect, it’s a primary weapon target for casters who use a one-hand and off-hand setup. |
| Blade of Grievous Harm (Sword) | A solid one-handed Strength sword, making it a good target for tanks and some DPS like Frost Death Knights. |
| Acoustically Alluring Censer (Off-hand) | An Intellect off-hand is a key gearing piece for any caster not using a two-handed staff. |
| Seal of the Panoply (Ring) | This ring is heavily weighted with Mastery, making it an excellent choice for any spec that highly values that stat. |
| Ornately Engraved Amplifier (Neck) | A neck piece with a strong combination of Critical Strike and Haste, two stats that are highly sought after by many DPS specs. |
| “Gizmo” (Battle Pet) | An adorable broker-themed pet. |
Tazavesh: So’leah’s Gambit
Often cited as a top-tier Mythic+ dungeon with excellent pacing. The Murloc area can be difficult on higher keys, and the final boss is very strict regarding character deaths.
Important Trash & Bosses:
- Murloc Area Trash: The priority interrupt is Cry of Mrrggllrrgg from Murkbrine Shellcrushers. The Invigorating Fish Stick totem now dies instantly when hit.
- First Boss (Hylbrande): During the Sanitizing Cycle intermission, the Titan Console’s rune pattern is now visible to all players.
- Final Boss (So’leah): In Phase 1, the Collapsing Star orb requires staggered soaks. In Phase 2, players must align the Hyperlight Jolt line attack to hit five relics to break the boss’s immunity.
Key Interrupts:
- Murkbrine Shellcrushers: Cry of Mrrggllrrgg (Top Priority).
- Focused Ritualists: Unstable Rift (Priority).
Notable Loot:
| Item (Slot) | Notes (Type/Effect) |
| So’leah’s Secret Technique (Trinket) | Use on an ally to grant them a small, 30-minute secondary stat buff, while you gain a much larger version of that same buff for yourself. |
| Cabochon of the Infinite Flight (Neck) | A neck with a high amount of Haste and Versatility is a very strong and sought-after combination for many DPS and tank specializations. |
| Signet of Collapsing Stars (Ring) | This ring offers a powerful Haste and Versatility stat budget, making it a “best-in-slot” contender for many classes. |
| Timetwister Tulwar (One-Hand Sword) | An Intellect-based sword is a primary target for casters who use one-handers, such as Mages, Warlocks, and Holy Paladins. |
| Event Horizon’s Edge (One-Hand Warglaive) | As a weapon type usable only by Demon Hunters, it’s a critical drop for them and a primary reason for them to run this dungeon. |
| Spire of Expurgation (Two-Hand Staff) | This is a powerful two-handed Agility staff, making it a chase item for Feral Druids, Survival Hunters, and Monks. |
| Staff of Fractured Spacetime (Two-Hand Staff) | A two-handed Intellect staff is a major weapon upgrade and a primary target for many casters and healers like Druids, Priests, and Evokers. |
| Skyreaver, Greataxe of the Keepers (Two-Hand Axe) | Two-handed axe with high Strength and crit, dropped by Hylbrande (great weapon for plate DPS classes). |
| Cartel Master’s Gearglider (Mount) | A flying disc mount rewarded for completing Tazavesh’s hard mode challenge (So’leah’s defeat under special conditions). |
Halls of Atonement
A fan-favorite Halls of Atonement from Shadowlands, with a moderate overall difficulty.
Important Trash & Bosses:
- First Boss (Halkias): The fight takes place within a moving fear circle. A crucial update is that Crumbling Slam is now a single-target tank hit, not a frontal cleave.
- Final Boss (Lord Chamberlain): The tank must manage Stigma of Pride, a dangerous ramping DoT. He performs the Ritual of Woe, channeling beams at statues which players must intercept. A key strategy is for one player to stand between two statues to intercept two beams at once. This is a critical moment for the entire group.
Key Interrupts:
- Depraved Houndmasters: Loyal Beasts (Top Priority).
- High Adjudicator Aleez: Anima Bolt (Tank-targeted).
Notable Loot:
| Item (Slot) | Notes (Type/Effect) |
| Pulsating Stoneheart (Trinket) | A personal defensive trinket for tanks. When used, it increases your armor and regenerates health over 6 seconds, providing a strong tool for mitigating heavy physical damage and recovering health. Be aware that it also slows you by 50% while active, making it a trade-off between survivability and mobility. |
| Sunblood Amethyst (Trinket) | A powerful on-use trinket for casters. It deals a burst of Shadow damage and creates a font of power at your feet, granting a large Intellect buff for 15 seconds as long as you stand within it. Excellent for burst phases with predictable movement. |
| Signet of the False Accuser (Ring) | A desirable ring offering a high amount of Mastery and Haste, making it a strong offensive choice for specs that value these secondary stats. |
| Sin Stained Pendant (Neck) | A very strong neck piece for any spec that prioritizes Haste, as it offers a massive amount of that stat. |
| Nathrian Tabernacle (Off-hand) | A solid off-hand item that provides Intellect. It’s a key piece for casters who are using a one-handed main weapon. |
| Stoneguardian’s Morningstar (One-Handed Mace) | An Agility-based mace with a desirable mix of Critical Strike and Mastery, making it a strong weapon for Enhancement Shamans, Rogues, and Monks. |
| Nathrian Ferula (Staff) | Two-handed Intellect staff for casters or healers (notable for its high spell power and thematic Revendreth design). |
This concludes the Season 3 M+ guide. We expect the meta to shift as players experiment with Hero Talents and Tier Set Bonuses. For the rest of the TWW season, our guess is that Manaforge Omega will be a major focus alongside pushing keys. Achieving a high key level requires a thorough understanding of all mechanics, while an even higher keystone level will test even the most coordinated groups of friends. We also know more Delves are coming in future patches. Good luck in the world of Azeroth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best way to prepare for Mythic+ Season 3 in WoW 11.2?
We suggest preparing during the launch week (Aug 5-12) by finishing Chapter 3 of the K’aresh campaign to unlock the Reshii Wraps cloak, running Mythic 0 dungeons for early gear, stockpiling Crests, setting up addons like MDT and OmniCD, testing Hero Talents, and pre-planning which dungeons to target for your best loot.
Which dungeons are included in the WoW TWW 11.2 Mythic+ Season 3 rotation?
The Season 3 dungeon rotation includes:
- Eco-Dome Al’dani (New)
- Priory of the Sacred Flame
- Operation: Floodgate
- The Dawnbreaker
- Ara-Kara, City of Echoes
- Halls of Atonement
- Tazavesh: Streets of Wonder
- Tazavesh: So’leah’s Gambit
What is the difficulty level of each dungeon in WoW 11.2 Mythic+?
We rate the dungeons as follows:
- A-Tier (Easiest): Halls of Atonement, The Dawnbreaker
- B-Tier (Average): Tazavesh: So’leah’s Gambit, Operation: Floodgate
- C-Tier (Challenging): Eco-Dome Al’dani, Ara-Kara, City of Echoes, Tazavesh: Streets of Wonder
- D-Tier (Most Difficult): Priory of the Sacred Flame
Which new dungeon was added in WoW 11.2 for Mythic+ Season 3?
The new dungeon added in Patch 11.2 for Mythic+ Season 3 is Eco-Dome Al’dani.
What is the Reshii Wraps artifact cloak and why is it important in 11.2 Mythic+?
The Reshii Wraps is a new artifact cloak obtained from the K’aresh campaign. It is important because it is required for raid access and provides powerful, role-specific bonuses that adapt to your active spec (Tank, Healer, or DPS). The guide also highlights its alt-friendly catch-up mechanic.
What are the top trinkets and BiS gear drops from Season 3 Mythic+ dungeons?
We highlight several powerful trinkets and items, including:
- Signet of the Priory: A premier on-use offensive trinket for almost every spec.
- Harvester’s Edict: A flexible trinket offering a choice between AoE damage or a massive Mastery buff.
- Ceaseless Swarmgland & Tome of Light’s Devotion: Top-tier defensive trinkets for tanks.
- Notable Rings: Radiant Necromancer’s Band (Mastery/Vers) and Devout Zealot’s Ring (Crit/Haste) are highlighted as extremely powerful.
- Weapons: Many powerful weapons are listed, such as the polearm Black Shepherd’s Guisarme and the gun Keeza’s ‘B.’ B.B.B.F.G.
How has dungeon pacing and difficulty changed in WoW 11.2 Mythic+?
Dungeon design has shifted away from single large hits and toward sustained pressure. Enemy health has increased by 14%, leading to longer fights. The challenge now focuses on managing stacking debuffs and damage-over-time effects, making sustained healing and damage more important than surviving single burst moments.
What addons or WeakAuras are essential for Mythic+ Season 3 preparation?
We recommend using tools like MDT (Method Dungeon Tools), OmniCD, and season-specific WeakAuras to be prepared.
When does the WoW TWW 11.2 Mythic+ season start?
The competitive Mythic+ season starts on August 12, 2025, one week after the patch launches.
What are the best Mythic+ dungeons to farm for loot in Season 3?
We think the best dungeons to farm for high-quality loot are Halls of Atonement, Tazavesh: So’leah’s Gambit, Eco-Dome Al’dani, and Priory of the Sacred Flame, all of which are rated ‘A’ for their loot tables.
Which dungeons are returning in 11.2 Mythic+ from previous expansions?
The following dungeons are returning from previous expansions:
- From The War Within: Priory of the Sacred Flame, Operation: Floodgate, The Dawnbreaker, Ara-Kara, City of Echoes.
- From Shadowlands: Halls of Atonement, Tazavesh: Streets of Wonder, and Tazavesh: So’leah’s Gambit.
Which Mythic+ dungeons in Season 3 are easiest for pug groups?
We predict The Dawnbreaker and Halls of Atonement to be the easiest dungeons for completion. The Dawnbreaker is specifically described as “puggable.”
Is there an easy way to get the Reshii Wraps cloak on my alt characters?
Yes, there is an excellent alt-friendly catch-up mechanic we want to highlight. After you unlock the cloak on your main character, your alts can simply speak to an NPC named Hashim in Overlook Zo’Shuul to receive their own, skipping the need to replay the entire campaign storyline.
Why are dungeons like Priory of the Sacred Flame and Ara-Kara considered difficult for pickup groups?
We consider Priory of the Sacred Flame difficult due to its “overwhelming rot damage” and punishing affix synergy. For Ara-Kara, we believe the challenge comes from its interrupt-heavy trash and add-focused mechanics, which can quickly overwhelm an uncoordinated group.
Can I practice all the new dungeons on Mythic 0 during the first week of the patch?
No, you cannot practice all dungeons on Mythic 0 right away. We want to clarify that while most dungeons are available for practice when the patch launches, the two Tazavesh dungeons (Streets of Wonder and So’leah’s Gambit) are an exception and will not be available on Mythic 0 until August 12th.
What makes this season particularly challenging for healers?
We believe the main challenge for healers this season is the shift in damage patterns. With enemy health increased, fights are longer. Instead of single burst moments, we predict healers will need to manage sustained group-wide damage-over-time effects, demanding high healing throughput over extended periods.
Which dungeon has the best loot but is the hardest to complete?
Based on our tier list, we believe Priory of the Sacred Flame fits this description perfectly. We have rated it ‘A’ for Loot Value, meaning its drops are highly desirable, but ‘D’ for Ease of Completion, making it the most difficult dungeon in the rotation.
What is the “Double Technique” mechanic on the final boss of Tazavesh: Streets of Wonder?
Double Technique is a critical mechanic used by the final boss, So’azmi. It is a cast that requires two separate interrupts from the group to prevent a lethal damage-over-time effect. We describe the moment it’s cast as a “frantic phase dive” that can feel as chaotic as a PvP encounter.
How does content like delves and the main campaign support my Mythic+ gearing?
We suggest using delves and the main campaign to support your gearing. They are a key source of Carved and Weathered Crests, which are essential materials you will use to upgrade the gear you get from early Mythic+ runs. The campaign is also the only way to unlock the powerful Reshii Wraps cloak.
Are there any notable weapon drops I should target in Season 3?
Yes, we absolutely recommend targeting several powerful weapons this season. For example, we’ve highlighted the Spellstrike Warplance from Eco-Dome Al’dani, the Harvester’s Interdiction from Ara-Kara, and the unique crossbow Yasahm the Riftbreaker from Tazavesh: Streets of Wonder.
