The long-awaited 10.1 patch has been recently released introducing significant changes to the game. However, the game developers have already revealed the details of the upcoming 10.1.5 patch. Despite being only an intermediary update, it brings several important changes to the game.
One of them is the Dawn of the Infinite mega-dungeon. The latter represents an eight-boss activity where players will fight off against mighty bosses like Iridikron, Galakrond, and Morchie. The latter is Chromie’s evil alter ego. Your main goal is to stop the Infinite Dragonflight from turning Nozdormu into Murozond. This activity promises to be extremely exciting and lore-rich.
The game’s veterans should remember Galakrond who was first introduced in the Wrath of the Lich King expansion back in 2008. Since then, a lot of players waited for him to become a potential boss in World of Warcraft. So, after many years, their wish has finally come true.
In our comprehensive Dawn of the Infinite guide, we will share all the details we know about this activity so far. At the moment, we know the bosses’ names you will stand against. Still, they may be changed before the patch’s release. As we learn more details, we will update this article to share the latest information with you.
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Dawn of the Infinite Release Date
As we have already stated, Dawn of the Infinite will be released right after the 10.1.5 patch comes live. Currently, no one knows the exact date when this happens. However, we can confidently say that this will happen this summer.
As we can see, the game developers are doing their best to keep new updates coming as often as possible. This is not something we are used to compared to the previous expansions. Nonetheless, a lot of players enjoy this, as the game is constantly updated and there is new content to try out.
Judging by the speculations discovered on the Internet, we can suggest that we will see this patch, together with the mega-dungeon coming live, in the next two or three months. Once we find out the exact date, we will share this information with you.
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How to Find Dawn of the Infinite
The Dawn of the Infinite’s entrance is located in the Temporal Conflux, Thaldraszus. You should know this area, as there is a portal to the Primalist Tomorrow. In case, you do not know or do not remember the way this area looks, we have attached a screenshot of it below.
A lot of players were sure that this area would become a possible dungeon or raid entrance. Those who have been playing the game for long enough have seen similar activities in previous expansions and predicted it in Dragonflight as well. This megadungeon is going to be very similar to Legion's Return to Karazhan, Battle for Azeroth's Operation: Mechagon, and Shadowlands' Tazavesh, the Veiled Market. This time, we can confidently say that the community has managed to predict the future!
Dawn of the Infinite Boss List
The Dawn of the Infinite mega-dungeon will feature eight bosses to defeat. We are sure that this is going to be the biggest dungeon currently available in the game. To make it more challenging, it will be possible to complete it on Mythic difficulty only. A lot of people also suggest that Iridikron will be the final boss of the dungeon’s first wing. As for the second wing, Chrono-Lord Deios will be the final boss of the second wing.
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Chronikar Boss Overview
Chronikar dedicated her entire existence to the Infinite Dragonflight, tirelessly climbing the ranks until she ultimately attained the prestigious position of commander. Within the radical infinites, her unwavering devotion and fervor stood unparalleled. Embracing her role as the revered rearguard, she possessed an unyielding determination to extinguish any opposition that dared to challenge her order.
This is one of the bosses we have the pictures of. Later, we are going to provide you with a detailed Chronikar fighting strategy. Stay tuned and we will help you excel in this encounter!
Chronikar Abilities
| Eon Shatter |
Chronikar jumps onto a target and deals Arcane damage within 18 yards causing time fluctuations in the form of Eon Fragments and Eon Residue. |
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| Eon Residue | Players within a 2.5-yard range of the residual impact experience a surge of time energy. This surge inflicts Arcane damage every second for a duration of 8 seconds. In case no player is affected, the residual energy detonates, causing Residue Blast. |
| Eon Fragments | Timespace Fragments explode dealing damage to any players they hit and knocking them back. |
| Lifespan Shear | Chronikar wields an axe to sever the lifespan of her target, delivering a forceful blow that not only pushes them backward but also deals Physical damage and inflicts Sheared Timeline. Additionally, the strike makes the target absorb incoming healing and cannot be dodged or parried. |
| Sand Stomp |
Under marked players, Withering Sandpool appears when Chronikar stomps the ground. |
Manifested Timeways Boss Overview
A manifestation of the sands of time itself. This ancient being is always watching, always waiting for the moment when the Timeways are in peril. She was unable to stop the Infinite Dragonflight as they crashed their way into the past. Now, faced with more intruders, she refuses to fail a second time.
Do not forget to check our guide from time to time to learn a Manifested Timeways fighting strategy. We are going to share it right after this activity is added to the game.
Manifested Timeways Abilities
| Timeways Conflux | The boss is encompassed by dynamic fields of temporal energy, which bestow the effects of either Accelerating Time or Decaying Time. |
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| Decaying Time | Players caught within the influence of this ability experience a disconnection from the flow of time receiving Arcane damage. Furthermore, the effect diminishes the temporal flow of the affected target by 5%, resulting in decreased movement speed, casting and attack speed, cooldown recharge rate, and periodic tick rates. |
| Accelerating Time | By expediting the connection to time, the afflicted target suffers Arcane damage every second. Simultaneously, their temporal flow is amplified by 5%, resulting in an increase in movement speed, casting and attack speed, cooldown recharge rate, and periodic tick rates. |
| Chrono-faded | Targeted players experience a weakening effect that causes continuous Arcane damage over a duration of 30 seconds. The frequency of this effect is heightened when Accelerating Time is active. Upon expiration or dispelling of the effect, Chronofade is released. |
| Fragments of Time | Over a duration of 7 seconds, the boss draws upon temporal energies from both the future and the past, resulting in the release of temporal pockets. The latter deals Arcane damage upon contact with players and continues to inflict additional Arcane damage for a duration of 6 seconds. Notably, when Decaying Time is in effect, the traversal speed of these pockets is noticeably reduced. |
| Unwind | Unleashes a surge of time energy towards a designated target, resulting in the infliction of Arcane damage twice to players positioned in front. However, for those affected by Decaying Time, the impact of the second effect is deliberately delayed. |
| Radiant | When the current target is beyond melee range, time magic emanates and imposes Arcane damage. The potency of this damage escalates by 15% with each consecutive cast. |
Blight of Galakrond Boss Overview
The primal dragons emerged from the necrotic energies emanating from Galakrond's lifeless form. Ahnzon embodies the insatiable hunger of the storm, while Dazhak represents the devouring gluttony of the flame. Loszkeleth epitomizes the frigid, relentless starvation. Now, the heroes of Azeroth find themselves at risk of becoming a delectable feast for these formidable beings.
As usual, we will update our article to share a Blight of Galakrond fighting strategy. This will happen right after the activity is available in the game.
Blight of Galakrond Abilities
| Corrosive Infusion | Engulfs a player with a volatile surge of corrosive energy, applying the effects of Corrosion and Corrosive Expulsion. |
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| Blight Reclamation | Blight of Galakrond seizes the life essence of players within the frontal cone, resulting in the infliction of Physical damage. Additionally, this effect reclaims Corrosion from the affected players upon impact. |
| Blight Seep | Throughout the battle, the creature emits a noxious corruption that permeates the surroundings, causing the effect to spread across the floor. This corruption not only contaminates the environment but also drains energy from the creature itself. |
| Necrotic Winds | The boss employs a forceful tug to draw players towards Blight Seep, unleashing a barrage of tornadoes infused with the formidable powers of a dragon's storm. Upon contact, these tornadoes inflict Nature damage to the affected players while simultaneously forcefully propelling them away. |
| Necrofrost | Blight of Galakrond utilizes its power to immobilize players, subjecting them to a rooted state and impeding their movement by 20% while also dealing Frost damage. This effect persists until it is dispelled or otherwise removed. |
| Incinerating Blightbreath | Harnessing the formidable power of Dazhak, Blight of Galakrond unleashes a continuous stream of scorching Fire damage upon players situated in front of the dragon at intervals of 0.5 seconds. |
| Blight Spit | Blight of Galakrond expels a noxious blight towards a targeted player, resulting in the infliction of Nature damage upon impact. |
Iridikron the Stonescaled Boss Overview
Infused with elemental earth magic, Iridikron reigns as the most dominant of the Primal Incarnates. He harbors a desire to overthrow the Aspects and purge the world of the titan's sway. However, the means by which he intends to achieve this goal remain shrouded in mystery. Allying himself with the Infinites, Iridikron's motives remain unclear. Regardless, he poses a significant threat that must be neutralized.
We have managed to get our hands on the boss’s picture as well. Later on, we will update the article to share a detailed Iridikron the Stonescaled fighting strategy.
Iridikron the Stonescaled Abilities
| Extinction Blast | The boss unleashes a devastating blast directed at a player, causing immense Nature damage to all allies within a 20-yard radius. Those affected by the blast suffer additional Nature damage per second for a duration of 10 seconds. Subsequently, the boss casts Stonecracker Barrage followed by Stonecrack. |
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| Earthsurge | Iridikron safeguards himself by summoning a protective shield capable of absorbing a substantial amount of damage. While shielded, he releases a formidable surge of earthen power that deals Nature damage to all players within range. This ability also triggers Rending Earthspikes, which subsequently causes Punctured Ground. |
| Pulverizing Exhalation | Unleashing a mighty wing strike, the boss generates a powerful gust infused with petrifying energy. This gust inflicts Nature damage upon impact, affecting both the struck targets and those positioned beneath the boss within a 28-yard radius. Additionally, the forceful wing strike triggers Pulverizing Creations. |
| Pulverizing Creations | From the depths of the earth, Iridikron's creations emerge, lashing out at players within a 5-yard radius and dealing Nature damage upon contact. The force of this impact also pushes affected players away. Additionally, creations unleash Stonebolts, launching them towards their targets. |
| Crushing Onslaught |
The boss overwhelms his target through a melee strike that increases Physical damage it takes by 25% for a duration of 3 seconds. This effect stacks. |
| Battle Tactician | Through careful assessment of his opponents' strategy, Iridikron fortifies his confidence, steadily building it up over time. Once his confidence reaches its pinnacle at 100, he unleashes Cataclysmic Obliteration, an overwhelming attack that cannot be mitigated or avoided. |
Tyr, the Infinite Keeper Boss Overview
The rise of Murozond and the subsequent alteration of the true timeline have brought forth numerous anomalies for the heroes of Azeroth. Among these, the most striking is the unexpected alliance of Titan-Keeper Tyr with the Infinite Dragonflight. The legendary loyalty he once possessed now turned against them, and the heroes are left with no alternative but to engage in a formidable battle. Their objective is to emerge victorious and restore order.
This is one of the bosses we have the pictures of. Later, we are going to provide you with a detailed Tyr, the Infinite Keeper fighting strategy.
Tyr, the Infinite Keeper Abilities
| Infinite Hand Technique | Once Tyr has depleted his titan essence, he wields his mighty mace, The Infinite Hand, and proceeds to unleash a relentless series of devastating assaults. |
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| Titanic Blow | Drawing upon his immense power, the boss channels his strength and delivers a forceful strike with The Infinite Hand upon his target. This impactful blow inflicts Physical damage within a frontal cone, forcefully pushing back any affected foes. |
| Infinite Annihilation | The boss forcefully pounds the ground, resulting in the infliction of Arcane damage within a frontal cone. Furthermore, this action leaves behind Consecrated Ground in the affected area. |
| Dividing Strike |
Harnessing the boundless power of the infinite, the boss brings down a devastating blow upon the ground, causing a powerful shockwave that inflicts Arcane damage within a 10-yard radius. The damage dealt is evenly distributed among the players caught in the blast. However, if fewer than 2 players are struck, Tyr gains a stack of Titanic Empowerment, increasing the damage done until the end of the fight. |
| Spark of Tyr |
A maximum of two players become imbued with memories yet to be written, causing them to suffer and deal Arcane damage every 2 seconds within a 4-yard range. After the effect expires or is removed, all players are struck with Arcane damage. |
| Siphon Oathstone | By harnessing the essence emanating from the Infinite Oathstone, the boss absorbs its power, gaining Radiant Barrier. Additionally, Hastening Eruption is triggered. |
Morchie Boss Overview
Morchie, the alternate incarnation of Chromie from a timeline dominated by Murozond and the infinite dragonflight, takes delight in existing within the true timeline. She is determined to preserve its integrity. Regrettably, the heroes of Azeroth persistently hinder her efforts, obstructing her carefully laid plans.
Have you always liked Chromie? What about her evil alter ego then? Later, we will share the Morchie fighting strategy to defeat the boss.
Morchie Abilities
| Sand Blast | The boss unleashes a projectile of sand, striking all players positioned in front of her and inflicting Physical damage upon impact. |
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| Body Double | Morchie conjures distorted incarnations of herself, originating from diverse timelines. |
| Dragon's Breath | Metamorphosing into the form of a bronze dragon, Morchie employs a breath attack that delivers a potent assault of Arcane energy. This attack inflicts Arcane damage upon foes positioned in front of her. |
| Time Traps | Places traps that ensnare both creatures and players in Time Stasis. The latter immobilizes an affected target for up to 30 seconds. |
| Familiar Faces | The boss summons minions from her timeline to fight on her side. |
| Fixate | Fixates their current timeline self. |
Time-Lost Battlefield Boss Overview
One of the many battles between the Alliance and Horde has bled into the Timeways, and it is up to the heroes of Azeroth to put an end to this time anomaly in order to continue their journey. But first, they will have to face Grommash Hellscream/Anduin Lothar, one of the Horde's/Alliance’s greatest commanders.
Depending on your character’s race, this encounter will look different. We will update our guide to share the detailed Time-Lost Battlefield fighting strategy.
Time-Lost Battlefield Abilities
| Deploy Goblin Sappers | In a span of 2 seconds, the siege vehicle dispatches a fleet of Goblin Sappers, specially trained mobs who relentlessly pursue players while carrying explosive payloads, ready to unleash Kaboom! upon their targets. |
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| Sapper's Perogative | The Goblin Sapper fixates its attention solely on a certain player, disregarding all other potential threats or distractions in its path. |
| Volatile Mortar | A powerful artillery shell detonates above a group of players, resulting in the infliction of Fire damage within a 5-yard radius. Additionally, the explosion applies Shrapnel to the affected targets, while Embers are simultaneously generated at the impacted locations. After that, the vehicle releases Shrapnel Shell. |
| Bladestorm (Grommash Hellscream) | With a swift leap, the boss closes in on a targeted player and begins a relentless onslaught, delivering consecutive swings at nearby adversaries for a duration of 6 seconds. This flurry of attacks inflicts Physical damage every 0.5 seconds to any individual situated nearby. |
| Decapitate | With a swift motion, the boss executes two consecutive swings, each strike unleashing Physical damage upon impact. Furthermore, these strikes apply the Mortal Wounds debuff to the affected targets. The latter reduces the amount of healing received. |
| Thirst for Battle | Slaying a foe refreshes the cooldown of Decapitate. |
| Death Wish | Grommash deals Physical damage to all players in front of him by crashing Gorehowl into the ground. |
| War Cry | The boss deals a ton of Nature damage with a horrifying scream. |
| Rage | Grommash starts building Rage increasing his damage output by 5%. This effect stacks for every 10% of missing HP. |
The list of this particular encounter's abilities is not final and is subject to change. Stay tuned and do not forget to check this article from time to time to learn the latest details.
Chrono-Lord Deios and the Infinite Dragonflight Boss Overview
Finally, the moment has arrived when the Infinite Dragonflight can initiate a transformative era for Azeroth. Chrono-Lord Deios, having journeyed extensively into the past, is determined to ensure the rise of Murozond. The heroes of Azeroth bear witness to his previous triumph, but now they face the critical question: can they thwart his plans this time?
This is the final boss you are to defeat when participating in this megadungeon. We will also provide you with a detailed strategy on how to do this effortlessly and quickly. Stay tuned and do not forget to check out our article from time to time to find the best Chrono-Lord Deios and the Infinite Dragonflight fighting strategy.
Chrono-Lord Deios and the Infinite Dragonflight Abilities
| Infinity Orb | Manifesting orbs of compressed time, the boss places them strategically over specific locations, causing them to detonate in Infinity Nova upon reaching their designated destination. |
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| Chronal Breath | Deios unleashes a frontal assault on enemies, inflicting Arcane damage. This attack not only deals damage but also imposes a 20% reduction in Haste and movement speed on the affected targets. The slowing effect can stack, further impeding their swiftness. Additionally, Infinite Portal Guardians struck are afflicted with Chronal Decay. |
| Temporal Veil | Enveloped in a shroud of ominous dark magic, Deios taps into the boundless power emanating from infinite timelines. This infusion of energy enables him to unleash periodic bursts of Arcane damage upon all players at regular 6-second intervals. The potency of this damage amplifies with each subsequent stack of the effect. |
| Wing Lash | The boss wafts his wings dealing Physical damage to all players. |
| Timeless Breath | Deios releases a surge of temporal magic in a forward direction, causing Arcane damage effect. However, the true impact lies in his ability to disrupt the flow of time itself. This temporal disturbance diminishes the flow of time, resulting in decreased movement speed, casting speed, attack speed, cooldown recharge rate, and periodic tick rates for a duration of 30 seconds. |
Apart from Chrono-Lord Deios, you will face off against other rivals as well:
- Infinite Portal Guardian
- Timeline Link: Remaining intricately connected to its timeline, the Portal Guardian experiences a rejuvenating effect that restores its Health every 3 seconds, resetting it to the value it held precisely 3 seconds prior. However, it is worth noting that the frequency of this healing effect is subject to reduction by the influence of Deios' Chronal Breath ability;
- Chronal Burn: Unleashing a corruptive force upon its adversaries' timelines, the mob inflicts a relentless assault of Arcane damage per second for a duration of 15 seconds;
- Infinite Bolt: Launches time magic toward a target, dealing Arcane damage.
- Time-Displaced Trooper
- Time-Displacement: Ripped from another timeline, reducing Health to 20%.
- Proto-Aspect Allies
- Alexstrasza's Presence: Reduces the maximum Health of a target by 20% until canceled;
- Malygos' Presence: Increases allies’ damage output by 2%;
- Neltharion's Presence: Reduces damage taken by allies by 20%;
- Nozdormu's Presence: Increases allies’ Haste by 50%;
- Ysera's Presence: Increases healing and absorbs done by 20%.
- Infinite Ritualist
- Focusing Ritual: The Infinite Ritualist concentrates their full attention on a designated target, harnessing their power to absorb a significant portion of their own total health as damage. In this state, they remain impervious to any other sources of threat or distraction, solely fixated on their target. However, if this concentration is disrupted or broken, their focus swiftly reverts back to its original state;
- Chronal Burn: Unleashing a corruptive force upon its adversaries' timelines, the mob inflicts a relentless assault of Arcane damage per second for a duration of 15 seconds;
- Infinite Bolt: Launches time magic toward a target, dealing Arcane damage.
Dawn of the Infinite Map
The map sprawls expansively, encompassing diverse regions that align with the intriguing timelines players can venture into. Taking its place at the heart of this expanse is the grand bastion nestled within Thaldraszus' Temporal Conflux, serving as the probable starting point for our expedition. Scattered throughout the map, we encounter remarkable sights such as the colossal head of Galakrond, an anticipated location where Iridikon might be discovered. Additionally, an Alliance Keep and Orcish Tower stand tall, emblematic of the Time-Lost Battlefield encounter.
Conclusion
Fellow heroes, this marks the end of our guide. We hope you had a fun time reading the article and learned a lot about the Dawn of the Infinite activity. Right now, you know the names of all bosses you are going to face off against and general information concerning this exciting activity. We are sure this will help you complete this mega-dungeon effortlessly and get the desired rewards. Make sure to stay with us, as we will keep updating this article once any changes occur!
F.A.Q.
What is Dawn of the Infinite WoW?
This activity represents an eight-boss mega-dungeon where you will face off against the Infinite Dragonflight.
What is the Dawn of the Infinite release date?
The exact release date remains unknown so far. However, this activity will be added to the game together with the 10.1.5 patch, which will be released in the summer.
How to find Dawn of the Infinite?
The Dawn of the Infinite’s entrance is located in the Temporal Conflux, Thaldraszus.
What are Dawn of the Infinite encounters?
They are Chronikar, Manifested Timeways, Blight of Galakrond, Iridikron the Stonescaled, Tyr, the Infinite Keeper, Morchie, Time-Lost Battlefield, Chrono-Lord Deios and the Infinite Dragonflight.
