Cataclysm Classic Dragon Soul Boost & Carry

The Hour of Twilight! The final content update for Cataclysm featuring the Dragon Soul raid — the very last epic instance where you have to literally take down none other than Deathwing the Destroyer, the main antagonist of the expansion, along with his minions! Dragon Soul is considered one of the most prominent raids in WoW, with its scale and encounters searing into your memory for years to come! There are eight boss fights in Dragon Soul available in five raid modes: 10-man Normal, 25-man Normal, 10-man Heroic, 25-man Heroic, and well as the brand new one — the Raid Finder, or LFR, mode (always for 25 players). Aside from that, there’s some fresh ilvl 384 to 416 loot to plunder, new Tier 13 class sets, mounts, achievements, titles, and a lot more! Moreover, the new Rogue quest chain featuring the bad-ass ilvl 416 legendary Fangs of the Father daggers — Golad, Twilight of Aspects and Tiriosh, Nightmare of Ages — is completed mainly in the Dragon Soul raid — with lots of grind, of course. Quite a lot to do, right?

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Here, you can find all the necessary information on the Dragon Soul raid content: Bosses, Loot & Gear, Achievements, and Mounts — all the essential stuff in a concise form! Cool, right?

Cataclysm Classic Dragon Soul Bosses

Here’s how the Dragon Soul bosses work, in a nutshell. Out of eight bosses total, four of them are put under “The Siege of Wyrmrest Temple” category — yes, the first half of the raid takes place in Northrend! The other half is the “Fall of Deathwing” leading up to the Destroyer’s demise. There are no extra Heroic bosses: all of them are available on both difficulties. Additionally, there are no optional bosses in this raid as well. Here’s the full roster:

• Morchok — this fun guy is the very first Dragon Soul boss you’ll encounter and the one you have to complete before proceeding. Unlike the Firelands with the free-roam, the Dragon Soul raid is more straightforward than that. Morchok possesses a lot of area of effect abilities, so watch your step;
• Warlord Zon’ozz — after Morchok is defeated, you can choose to either face Warlord Zon’ozz or Yor’sahj the Unsleeping (the one we discuss below); the order here does not matter. Warlord Zon’ozz is a member of the n’raqi race, or the faceless ones. Zon’ozz inhabits the fleshy Maw of Go’rath, where you’ll be transported to in order to encounter him;
• Yor’sahj the Unsleeping — just like the previous boss, Yor’sahj could be selected as a second encounter of the Dragon Soul raid. Being of the n’raqi race just like his Warlord counterpart, Yor’sahj awaits you in the Maw of Shu’ma just outside the Wyrmrest temple. The fight involves a lot of positioning and dealing with the blood globules Yor’sahj invokes from the flesh of the Maw of Shu’ma.
  Fun fact: both Maws of Shu’ma and Go’rath are a reference to Marvel’s otherworldly character named Shuma-Gorath, which in turn was clearly inspired by H. P. Lovecraft’s Shub-Niggurath. Does the name of another Lovecraftian entity, Yog-Sothoth, also ring a bell to you?
• Hagara the Stormbinder — during the fourth boss fight of Dragon Soul, you are transported into the Eye of Eternity nestled within the faraway Nexus (or somewhere in that direction). Hagara is the Orcish shaman conjuring ice spells and calling upon elementals to aid her;
• Ultraxion — back to the Wyrmrest Temple and onward to save Azeroth! Ultraxion is a formidable Twilight Dragon you fight on top of the Temple;
• Warmaster Blackhorn — once Ultraxion is defeated, you and other brave adventurers will board the gunship to chase Deathwing himself! But before you reach him, you have to take down Warmaster Blackhorn and his Twilight dragonriders assaulting the ship;
• Spine of Deathwing — the penultimate boss fight of Dragon Soul is finally Deathwing! …or some semblance of him: you land on his spine from the gunship using parachutes and fight your way through his Elementium plates and boiling Corrupted blood. Note that Deathwing will do rolls in order to throw you off his spine, so careful positioning is key here, too. The great news is this boss fight yields higher ilvl loot as well as the final encounter.
• Madness of Deathwing — here’s where things become epic! Malevolent Deathwing falls into the Maelstrom, and you join forces with the Dragon Aspects to put an and to the Destroyer.

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Cataclysm Classic Dragon Soul Loot & Gear

Let’s have a look at how the Dragon Soul gear works. Since there’s a new difficulty level added (Raid Finder, or LFR), we provide a full list of all possible gear item levels obtained in Dragon Soul, including the brand-new difficulty:

• LFR difficulty:
  • Item level 384 — all bosses except Deathwing (both Spine and Madness);
  • Item level 390 — Deathwing (both Spine and Madness);
• Normal difficulty:
  • Item level 397 — all bosses except Deathwing (both Spine and Madness);
  • Item level 403 — Deathwing (both Spine and Madness);
• Heroic difficulty:
  • Item level 410 — all bosses except Deathwing (both Spine and Madness);
  • Item level 416 — Deathwing (both Spine and Madness);

The 25-man raid size loot is not better than that of the 10-man raid size: all the stats, items, and item levels are the same between the 10- and 25-man raid sizes of a chosen difficulty. LFR difficulty is an exception as it only features 25-player mode.

Here’s a small list of loot items dropped in the Dragon Soul raid that might pique your interest (all of them are available on any selected difficulty; the only difference between LFR, Normal, and Heroic items will be item levels and stats):

• Visage of the Destroyer (2H staff dropped by Warmaster Blackhorn) — apparently, there was more than one Deathwing as this is yet another jaw of his (the other jaw pieces are suspended in Stormwind and Orgrimmar on public display);
• Maw of the Dragonlord (1H Mace dropped by Madness of Deathwing) — ah, another jaw, alright…
• Cord of the Slain Champion (Cloth Waist item dropped by Warlord Zon’ozz) — a leftover from the previous raid group attempting Zon’ozz;
• Imperfect Specimens 27 and 28 (Mail Shoulder item dropped by Ultraxion) — whew, and here we thought the Dragon Soul loot is the best…
• Infinite Loop (Ring dropped by multiple bosses) — don’t get lost in it;
• Hardheart Ring (Ring dropped by multiple bosses) — heart-hard what?
• Essence of Destruction — this is an exception here since this is not a gear item per se, and it does not drop on the LFR difficulty. This item can be dropped by any boss on Normal and Heroic difficulty and is used to craft powerful ilvl 397 gear through professions along with a multitude of other reagents required (you need skill level 525 in your Leatherworking/Tailoring/Blacksmithing as well).

Dragon Soul Tier 13 Gear

The icing on the cake of the whole Dragon Soul experience for a lot of players is the Tier 13 class gear sets. Those are sets unique for your class, giving you extra passive bonuses when you wear two or more items of the same set. The full Tier 13 set roster can be inspected here.

The Hour of Twilight update revamped the system for obtaining Tier 13 items, and it is now impossible to purchase them with Valor points. Instead, all of the Armor tokens (like this one: Shoulders of the Corrupted Protector) needed to purchase Tier 13 gear items will now drop from the Dragon Soul bosses only — with the exception of both Deathwing boss fights.
The Armor tokens are dropped by bosses of all the Dragon Soul difficulties: LFR, Normal, and Heroic. The addition of the LFR difficulty brought not two but three cosmetic variants of a class set, unlike what we were familiar with up until that point. The LFR, Normal, and Heroic sets are distinct not only visually but also in terms of stats and item level.

This is the full list of all the Tier 13 Dragon Soul Armor tokens and where you can get them:

• LFR difficulty (ilvl 384) — there’s a high level of certainly all of the following items may drop from any of the first six bosses of Dragon Soul, but perhaps a certain boss will have a higher chance of dropping their respective item. Here’s how it looks:
  • Gauntlet Armor tokens (traded for Hand items) — perhaps have a higher chance to be dropped by LFR Warlord Zon’ozz (Gauntlets of the Corrupted Vanquisher, Gauntlets of the Corrupted Conqueror, and Gauntlets of the Corrupted Protector);
  • Chest Armor tokens — perhaps have a higher chance to be dropped by LFR Ultraxion (Chest of the Corrupted Protector, Chest of the Corrupted Vanquisher, and Chest of the Corrupted Conqueror);
  • Leggings Armor tokens (traded for Legs items) — perhaps have a higher chance to be dropped by LFR Yor’sahj the Unsleeping (Leggings of the Corrupted Vanquisher, Leggings of the Corrupted Conqueror, and Leggings of the Corrupted Protector);
  • Shoulders Armor tokens — perhaps have a higher chance to be dropped by LFR Hagara the Stormbinder (Shoulders of the Corrupted Vanquisher, Shoulders of the Corrupted Conqueror, and Shoulders of the Corrupted Protector);
  • Crown Armor tokens (traded for Head items) — perhaps have a higher chance to be dropped by LFR Warmaster Blackhorn (Crown of the Corrupted Conqueror, Crown of the Corrupted Vanquisher, and Crown of the Corrupted Protector);
• Normal difficulty (ilvl 397):
  • Gauntlet Armor tokens (traded for Hand items) — dropped by Normal Warlord Zon’ozz (Gauntlets of the Corrupted Vanquisher, Gauntlets of the Corrupted Protector, and Gauntlets of the Corrupted Conqueror);
  • Chest Armor tokens — dropped by Normal Ultraxion (Chest of the Corrupted Vanquisher, Chest of the Corrupted Conqueror, and Chest of the Corrupted Protector);
  • Leggings Armor tokens (traded for Legs items) — dropped by Normal Yor’sahj the Unsleeping (Leggings of the Corrupted Vanquisher, Leggings of the Corrupted Protector, and Leggings of the Corrupted Conqueror);
  • Shoulders Armor tokens — dropped by Normal Hagara the Stormbinder (Shoulders of the Corrupted Vanquisher, Shoulders of the Corrupted Conqueror, and Shoulders of the Corrupted Protector);
  • Crown Armor tokens (traded for Head items) — dropped by Normal Warmaster Blackhorn (Crown of the Corrupted Conqueror, Crown of the Corrupted Vanquisher, and Crown of the Corrupted Protector);
• Heroic difficulty (ilvl 410):
  • Gauntlet Armor tokens (traded for Hand items) — dropped by Heroic Warlord Zon’ozz (Gauntlets of the Corrupted Conqueror, Gauntlets of the Corrupted Protector, and Gauntlets of the Corrupted Vanquisher);
  • Chest Armor tokens — dropped by Heroic Ultraxion (Chest of the Corrupted Conqueror, Chest of the Corrupted Protector, and Chest of the Corrupted Vanquisher);
  • Leggings Armor tokens (traded for Legs items) — dropped by Heroic Yor’sahj the Unsleeping (Leggings of the Corrupted Conqueror, Leggings of the Corrupted Protector, and Leggings of the Corrupted Vanquisher);
  • Shoulders Armor tokens — dropped by Heroic Hagara the Stormbinder (Shoulders of the Corrupted Vanquisher, Shoulders of the Corrupted Protector, and Shoulders of the Corrupted Conqueror);
  • Crown Armor tokens (traded for Head items) — dropped by Heroic Warmaster Blackhorn (Crown of the Corrupted Conqueror, Crown of the Corrupted Protector, and Crown of the Corrupted Vanquisher).

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Cataclysm Classic Dragon Soul Achievements

There’s a whole plethora of WoW Cataclysm Dragon Soul Boost achievements you can obtain during your runs! There are rewards for some of those as well:

• Glory of the Dragon Soul Raider — arguably the most wanted meta-achievement of the Hour of Twilight update. You need not only to kill all of the Dragon Soul Heroic bosses but meet specific criteria during the boss fights. We’ll discuss the mount reward in the following section;
• Dragon Soul Guild Run and Heroic: Deathwing Guild Run — you have to slay these bosses with your guild pals; your raid group must include 8 or 20 guild members (including yourself) in a 10-man or 25-man run, respectively;
• Siege of Wyrmrest Temple and Fall of Deathwing — just kill all these bosses on any difficulty as well (including LFR);
• Destroyer’s End — defeat Deathwing on either Normal or Heroic; rewards with the ‘Destroyer’s End‘ title;
• Realm First! Deathwing — nope, out of reach already;
• Fangs of the Father and Fangs of the Father – Guild Edition — while not entirely connected to the Dragon Soul raid, the questline for obtaining Fangs of the Father daggers involves a lot of time spent grinding in the Dragon Soul raid.

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Cataclysm Classic Dragon Soul Mounts

There are four mounts total you can earn in the Dragon Soul raid:

• Twilight Harbinger — this flying mount is earned by unlocking the Glory of the Dragon Soul Raider meta-achievement, which gives you the Reins of the Twilight Harbinger item as a reward;
• Experiment 12-B — the Experiment 12-B item is a super rare drop from Ultraxion on Normal and Heroic difficulties;
• Life-Binder’s Handmaiden — another flying mount from Dragon Soul. The Life-Binder’s Handmaiden item is dropped by Madness of Deathwing on Normal and Heroic, but there’s a nice detail to it: while Cataclysm is the most current expansion, the Life-Binder’s Handmaiden drop is guaranteed on Heroic, with two copies of this mount dropped in the 25-man version! When the Cataclysm expansion comes to an end, the drop chance will be decreased drastically on Heroic difficulty to around 1%. Normal Deathwing always drops it with a 1% chance on Normal, though;
• Blazing Drake — there’s a small chance (around 2%) of the Reins of the Blazing Drake being dropped by Normal or Heroic Madness of Deathwing.

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• Cataclysm Life-Binder’s Handmaiden Boost;
• Cataclysm Blazing Drake Boost;
• Cataclysm Twilight Harbinger Boost;
• Cataclysm Experiment 12-B Boost.