The upcoming update introduces a new mega-dungeon, within which we’ll face eight different bosses. Who are they, and what are their abilities? Our guide is here to walk you through each encounter in detail.
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Where to Find Entrance to Dawn of the Infinite?
A new Mythic-only mega-dungeon featured in the Fractures in Time patch will take players across the timeways to stop Infinite Dragonflight from transforming Nozdormu into Murazond. Sounds epic, right?
So, for anyone curious about how they can enter Dawn of the Infinite to complete this mission, the entrance may be found in the Temporal Conflux in Thaldrazsus, where a gigantic bronze gate stands with large spikes surrounding it.
Now that you know how to access the newest dungeon, let’s take a closer look at those we’ll meet there.
Dawn of the Infinite Bosses
Chronikar
The first one who will stand in our way is Chronikar. Fanatically serving her entire life to Infinite Dragonflight, she eventually became a commander and is now ready to eliminate anyone who opposes her. When it’s time to fight her, be ready for the following abilities.
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The boss leaps into the air and falls near a player, inflicting Arcane
damage within 18 yards, which causes time fluctuations in the form of Eon Fragments and Eon Residue |
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Residual time energy surges into players within 2.5 yards of the residue’s impact. It deals 55,814 Arcane damage every second for 8 seconds. If this effect does not affect a player, it explodes in a Residue Blast |
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Timespace fragments explode, dealing damage to those who get hit by them |
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Chronikar uses an axe to cut the lifespan of her target and knock them back, causing Sheared Timeline and inflicting Physical damage. The strike also makes the target absorb 291,836 healing received and cannot be dodged or parried |
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Manifested Timeways
The next encounter is, as you could guess, the manifestation of the sands of time. It’s an ancient being that protects the Timeways, and she won’t let anyone put them in danger. These abilities are meant to help her with that.
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Timeways Conflux |
Shifting fields of time energy surround the Manifested Timeways, applying Accelerating Time or Decaying Time |
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Affected players lose connection with the time and receive 6566 Arcane
damage. In addition, the effect reduces the flow of time of an afflicted target by 5%, reducing movement speed, casting and attack speed, cooldown recharge rate, and periodic tick rates |
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Expedites connection to time, dealing 6,566 Arcane damage every second and increases the flow of time of an afflicted target by 5%, increasing movement speed, casting and attack speed, cooldown recharge rate, and periodic tick rates |
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Weakens targeted players, inflicting Arcane damage for 30 seconds. The effect’s frequency is enhanced when Accelerating Time is applied. After expiration or dispel, Chronofade is released |
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For 7 seconds, it pulls time from both the future and the past, emitting pockets of time, dealing 65,663 Arcane damage when contacting players, and inflicting extra Arcane damage for 6 seconds. The pockets traverse slower when Decaying Time is applied |
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Releases time energy toward a target, dealing 0 Arcane damage twice to players in front. For those who are under Decaying Time, the second effect is delayed |
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Time magic is radiated when the current target is out of melee range, inflicting Arcane damage that’s increased by 15% every cast |
Blight of Galakrond
Next on your way will be primal dragons revived by necrotic energies from Galakrond’s corpse. You will fight not just Blight of Galakrond abilities but also these creatures:
- Dazhak uses the power of flames to deal with its enemies.
- Ahnzon is ready to demolish everyone with the power of a storm.
- Loszkeleth will smite its targets with cold.
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Corrosive Infusion (Blight of Galakrond) |
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The life essence of the player in the front cone is taken by Blight of Galakrond, which deals 439,942 Physical damage. The effect reclaims Corrosion from hit players |
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Toxic corruption pours out of the creature during the battle, making this effect spread on the floor and draining energy from the creature |
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Ahnzon |
Uses Blight of Galakrond’s abilities alongside Necrotic Winds |
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Blight of Galakrond tries to pull players into Blight Seep, sending volleys of
tornadoes with dragon’s storm powers. The tornado deals 196,989 Nature damage to players hit by it |
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Loszkeleth |
Like Ahnzon, uses abilities of Blight of Galakrond and Necrofrost |
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Necrofrost (Loszkeleth) |
With the dragon’s power, Blight of Galakrond roots players and decreases their movement by 20% until the effect is destroyed |
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Dazhak |
Has access to Blight of Galakrond’s powers besides Incinerating Blightbreath and also shares damage with Loszkeleth via [Essence Connection] |
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Incinerating Blightbreath (Dazhak) |
Using the power of Dazhak, Blight of Galakrond deals Fire damage 0.5 seconds to players in front of the dragon and damages Necrofrost |
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With the dragon’s power, Blight of Galakrond spits blight at a player, inflicting 19,699 Nature damage |
Iridikron the Stonescaled
The fourth encounter is Iridikron. Being the most powerful of the Primal Incarnates and infused with elemental earth magic, he intends to overthrow Aspects and put an end to the Titans’ influence. Though the details of his plans are unknown, the heroes of Azeroth need to stop him. But beware of his power.
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The boss releases a blast at a player, dealing massive Nature damage to those within 20 yards. Hit players receive extra 39,398 Nature damage every second for 10 seconds. The effect is followed by Stonecracker Barrage, which triggers Stonecrack |
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Iridikron protects himself with a shield that absorbs 2,918,357 damage. During this time, he sends a wave of earthen power that inflicts Nature damage to all players and causes Rending Earthspikes, which, in turn, causes Punctured Ground |
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The boss slams his wings and releases a breath of stone, dealing 3,283,152 Nature damage to those who are hit and those who are under him within 28 yards. Also, the wings slam causes Pulverizing Creations |
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Iridikron’s Creations emerge from the ground, inflict Nature damage to players within 5 yards, knocking them away, and launch Stonebolt |
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With this stacking effect, the boss overwhelms his target by landing a melee attack that increases Physical damage by 25% for 3 seconds |
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Assessing opponents’ strategy, Iridikron increases his confidence. Once it reaches 100, he releases Cataclysmic Obliteration challenging Chromie |
Don't Let Any Boss Defeat You
Well, it looks like we’ll have some heated battles when Dawn if Infinite becomes available. Iridikron seems especially dangerous with his set of lethal attacks, but you know what can help you succeed in a fight against him (and against any boss)? Powerful gear and a reliable team, each of which you may find here at LFCarry.
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