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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a mega-dungeon in the World of Warcraft?
A Mega-dungeon is a very large dungeon that usually produces two Mythic+ keys. These dungeons often have more valuable rewards.
There are three mega-dungeons in WoW – Operation: Mechagon, Tazavesh, the Veiled Market, and Dawn of the Infinite. Although The Return to Karazhan is also divided into two parts, it is not considered a mega-dungeon.
What cool loot can you get from a Dawn of the Infinite megadungeon?
The new megadungeon offers a variety of rewards, including high ilvl gear, unique transmogrification items, and the chance to obtain the Quantum Courser mount. The mega-dungeon also rewards the “Defender of the Timeways” achievement and title.
In addition to the high-level gear and unique transmogrification items, players can get the Ensemble: Infinite Acolyte’s Regalia, a unique set of gear, provided the dungeon is completed without any deaths. This adds an extra layer of challenge and reward for the try-hards, those who can navigate the dungeon flawlessly.
What bosses are there in the Dawn of the Infinite dungeon?
The Dawn of the Infinite mega-dungeon features eight unique bosses. Each boss in The Dawn of the Infinite presents unique challenges and mechanics that players must overcome. For instance, Chronikar, the commander of the Infinite Dragonflight, is known for her zealotry and will stop at nothing to put an end to any who dare oppose her order. On the other hand, Iridikron the Stonescaled, the most powerful of the Primal Incarnates, is infused with elemental earth magic and has joined forces with the Infinites for reasons yet unknown.
Here’s the list of bosses in order of their appearance in the dungeon:
- Chronikar: A commander of the Infinite Dragonflight, known for her zealotry.
- Manifested Timeways: A manifestation of the sands of time itself.
- Blight of Galakrond: Primal dragons brought back by the necrotic energies released by Galakrond’s demise.
- Iridikron the Stonescaled: The most powerful of the Primal Incarnates, infused with elemental earth magic.
- Tyr, the Infinite Keeper: Titan-Keeper Tyr has joined forces with Deios. You’ll have to defeat the infinite version of this giant to get to BBEG.
- Morchie: The alternate form of Chromie, created by a timeline where Murozond rose and the infinites reigned supreme.
- Time-Lost Battlefield: A battle between the Alliance and Horde that has bled into the Timeways.
- Chrono-Lord Deios and the Infinite Dragonflight: The Dragonflight’s leader, who has traveled far into the past to ensure that Murozond shall rise.
How Dawn of the Infinite Carry Works?
The Dawn of the Infinite Carry works by teaming you up with a group of experienced players who will guide you through the dungeon. These players are well-versed in the mechanics of each boss fight and can help navigate through the dungeon efficiently. You can choose to join personally (self-play) or have one of our professionals take control of your character (piloted). The aim is to ensure you get the rewards you’re after without the time-consuming grind.
- Selection: You choose the type of Dawn of the Infinite boost you want. This could be a full run on Mythic difficulty, an Immortal run, or a Hard Mode run. You can also select additional options like the number of loot traders and whether you want an Immortal run.
- Requirements: Your character needs to meet the level and specific gear requirements for DoI. If you don’t meet these requirements, we offer other services to help you get there.
- Account Access: We will need access to your World of Warcraft account for a certain amount of time to work on your order. You are advised to disconnect the Battle.net Authenticator or disable the “always require authenticator for login” setting in Security Settings for the duration of the boost.
- Boosting Process: A professional player from our team will work on your account to complete the Dawn of the Infinite megadungeon. This will also result in gaining powerful gear, achievements, the “of the Infinite” title, and a chance to get the Reins of the Quantum Courser mount and transmog.
- Completion Time: The estimated time of arrival (ETA) for the Dawn of the Infinite boost varies depending on the speed option you choose and the type of run. A smooth run with a well-coordinated team can take about 1-2 hours. Please note that this is an estimate and actual times may vary.
- After Service: Once the service is completed, you will get a message from our support team. This is the time to re-enable your Battle.net Authenticator if you opted for Piloted boost. Also, feel free to share your experience on Trustpilot and enjoy the loot and other valuables you’ve got from the run!
Remember, we guarantee the successful completion of the service and offer 24/7 live chat support for any questions or concerns.
