How to get to throne of tides full#

If you are coming with such gear, you'll only need to nuke. In other words, unless you are coming out with 264+ gear, you will need to nuke & interrupt one, while the other one is being CC'd. Remember how people, maybe even you, raged about how easy and facerolling Wrath of the Lich King dungeons were? Well, almost every naga pull in this place has those Spiritmenders in it, and those ladies heal for a lot. The first hallway you enter has awesome underwater landscape on both sides, but what's even cooler is how a few nagas swim from the open ocean directly into the dungeon, through the (what I think is) glass. but I suppose the inside will suffice for now.

How to get to throne of tides full#

I am really sad, because Blizzard hasn't offered us a way to swim around this building and look at it from the outside, in its full glory and beauty. And some other stuff you can find in the sea. It's like a giant building made of ideally clean glass and corals. I can't speak about the unnamed dungeon, but the Throne looks pretty amazing. The Abyssal Maw's gotta be one of the most beautiful areas I have visited. As you approach the giant whirlpool beneath Vashj'ir, you get sucked in, everything swirls around you, and - tadaaa - you drop in the elemental realm of water.

If you follow the normal quest flow, you will find the entrance to this dungeon during your last quest in Vashj'ir, after a colossal battle featuring Neptulon the Tidehunter himself. The Throne of the Tides is an 82-84 dungeon, supposedly the second one in the Abyssal Maw - the first one still unnamed and with 0 info about it. You can read my shorter description here. Not as cool as the one I am about to present to you here and now though. If you are interested in it, go ahead and take a look - I found it a pretty cool instance. About couple of weeks ago I posted blog about how one of the new Cataclysm dungeons, Blackrock Caverns, felt.