i don't give a crap about the percentages, but think about it. if yah don't get good stuff the first time, try again. i duno about drops, but there is a thing called 'odds' and sometimes they're for yah, and other times they'renot. Hell, it will probably take more that a few scores of runs - but I believe the reward is worth it.Ĭomment by Thottbotzf if great instance. Look them up, and you'll see that this may take more than a few Zul'Farrak-runs. 'Where's the hatch to this?' you may ask, and I shall fend you off with one single word droprate. As far as I can gather, this is one of the earliest attainable epic weapons, which should make it obsolete for those end-gamers, but if you want something to beat the time away with this is kind of a nice puzzle with a nice reward.Īnd time you will spend. It also has a nasty proc, which could do some serious damage.

The two-hander has a decentish dps, but the fun part is the 2.50 attack speed, which makes it the perfect blend of a hard hitter and a swift striker. The good #$%^ is that this blade is attainable! It's an epic 2h sword, and you get it by attaining and combining the twin blades Sang'Thraze the Deflector (held by Antu'sul, the guys with lots of six-legged friends) and Jang'Thraze the Protector (held by Chief Ukorz). The elf smith in Gadgetzan also mentions this, as he is obviously scarred from a strike from this blade. Also, they will be very helpful throughout your gameplay, and especially farming when you get to level 80.*Ĭomment by ThottbotWhen you talk to innkeepers about the instance they mention an old sword, the Twinblade, which was split up and hidden within the walls of Zul'Farrak. *By the way, I highly suggesting installing the add-on 'Atlas' and 'AtlasLoot' for this, as they are very helpful for navigating and loot. In my experience, normally about 3-5 Shards and 1-3 Dream Dusts. Here is a good way to make a few Large Radiant Shards and maybe one or two Dream Dusts. Gaz'Rilla no longer needs the mallet or any item to summon.Īs long as your average Raid, so make sure you're ready to plunge in. For higher levels, the boss is always at the bottem, just swarming with low level Trolls if you believe you are (or have a group) good enough, just AoE the crap out of them then take out that boss. The only thing special about this is that when you reach the bottom, in order to progress you must talk to and betray your NPC group. It's merely an escort event in which you and your group kill all of the incoming Trolls, and you slowly move down the stairs. Clarification needed if this is because of level, but for the level max he is unnecessary.Īlso, for those who haven't done Zul'Farrak in a while, or never have at all the Stair Event is confusing. Comment by insanjHere is some help for some who are confused, and a few notes:Īs of now you no long seem to need the NPC ' Weegli Blastfuse' in order to blow the door.

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