As players continue to clear the 20-player Sunken Temple raid, they've started to notice that they're receiving fewer pieces of loot than in previous Phases. While each boss is dropping more pieces of loot, the increase in player requirement as well as a change to the lockout cadence is leaving players wondering if the development team made a mistake. Players have taken to Reddit, Twitter, and the Official Forums to share their feedback about the Sunken Temple loot situation. One commenter even broke it down and suggested that the Sunken Temple bosses should be dropping up to 10 pieces of loot in order to compensate for the number of players per raid and weekly lockout.
WoW Classic Seasons of Discovery Phase 3 Adds Iconic Dungeon, but There's a Catch
06.04.2024 - 22:45 / gamerant.com / Eric Law
World of Warcraft Classic Season of Discovery Phase 3 opened the gates of Blackrock Depths, but only half of the massive dungeon is available for players to complete right now. However, some of the bosses from the latter part of the sprawling World of Warcraft dungeon can be found relaxing in the tavern within the instance.
The third phase of Season of Discovery recently went live, expanding the level cap on the World of Warcraft Classic servers to 50. This meant the opening of Blackrock Depths, one of the most infamous dungeons in WoW history.
However, not all the dungeon is available to players in Phase 3 of Season of Discovery. The first half of the massive instance is full of deadly mobs like normal, but the second half is completely empty for the time being, presumably until Phase 4 begins in a couple of months. That said, as reported by Wowhead, players can still find some of the bosses from the latter areas of the dungeon relaxing in the Grim Guzzler – the tavern located within the instance.
Available BRD Bosses in SoD Phase 3
Unavailable BRD Bosses in SoD Phase 3
Lord Roccor
Bael'Gar
Houndmaster Grebmar
General Angerforge
High Interrogator Gerstahn
Golem Lord Argelmach
Ring of Law
Hurley Blackbreath
Pyromancer Loregrain
Phalanx
Ribbly Screwspigot
Ambassador Flamelash
Plugger Spazzring
The Seven
Lord Incendius
Magmus
Fineous Darkvire
Princess Moira Bronzebeard
Warder Stilgiss & Verek
Emperor Dagran Thaurissan
Dark Keeper
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Blackrock Depths is the largest dungeon in World of Warcraft history – even larger than modern megadungeons. The sprawling capital of the Dark Iron Dwarves, Blackrock Depths has more than 20 bosses spread out across a labyrinthine city. The minimum level to enter the instance is 42, but with enemies ranging from levels 48 to 56, it is dangerous to enter before at least level 50 or higher due to high mob density. Clearing Blackrock Depths can easily take anywhere between four and six hours, making it one of the most iconic dungeons in World of Warcraft.
While players are excited to challenge this dungeon, many got a kick out of the bosses taking a load off at the Grim Guzzler. Emperor Dagran Thaurissan and Moira Bronzebeard were especially charming – though the former kidnapped the Ironforge princess originally, the two fell in love and had a son. Fans were glad to see them get this time together before they have to face down the dynamic duo in the full version of the Blackrock Mountain instance during WoW Classic Season of Discovery Phase 4.
In the meantime, Phase 3 of Season of Discovery has plenty of things for players to enjoy. The new World of Warcraft Classic update added the Sunken Temple raid, new Rune engravings, and even the ability to learn dual specialization,
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