The Voidspire Raid Guide - WoW Midnight

The Voidspire looms over the Voidstorm as Midnight’s most dangerous battleground, a corrupted void-elf relic now pulsing with unstable cosmic power. Inside its spiraling halls await ravenous beasts, fallen rulers, and Averzian’s apocalyptic designs, all pushing Azeroth toward the edge.

This Voidspire raid guide covers everything you need: story context, how to reach the raid, all six boss encounters, tactics, loot details, and rewards. And if you want a faster path through the spire, Skyсoach’s Voidspire Boosting services can help you secure clears and gear without the grind.

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The Voidspire Overview

Let’s begin The Voidspire guide with an overview. This is the first six-boss raid introduced in the Midnight expansion. Built by ancient void elves as a conduit to harness and study Void energy, the structure eventually became corrupted, twisting both its architecture and the surrounding landscape. It now pulses with unstable void magic and is populated by powerful entities known as Voidwraiths, along with several major threats drawn into the spire through the Voidstorm.

Within this raid, players ascend the structure and confront its controlling forces, including Imperator Averzian, Vorasius, Fallen-King Salhadaar, Vaelgor and Ezzorak, the Lightblinded Vanguard, and the forces gathered under the Crown of the Cosmos. The Voidspire serves as a central battleground in Midnight’s story, culminating in a final confrontation with Averzian and Salhadaar at the summit, where the spire’s void-fueled power becomes fully unleashed.

The Voidspire Location

The Voidspire location is within the Midnight expansion’s Voidstorm zone in Quel’Thalas, rising as a towering structure built by ancient void elves and now heavily corrupted by unstable void energies. The raid entrance is positioned at the base of the spire, where the surrounding terrain shows clear signs of Void influence. During testing, a temporary portal or NPC teleport is typically provided as the Voidspire entrance in the major faction cities to allow players quick access, though the final live-access method has not yet been confirmed.

Players will enter the raid through an exterior platform marked by void-charged architecture, with the interior immediately shifting into shadowed corridors and conduits shaped by the spire’s original void-elf design. You can check out The Voidspire map above to familiarize yourself with the layout.

The Voidspire Bosses

There a total of six The Voidspire bosses, each tied to the corrupted forces occupying the spire and the escalating threat of the Voidstorm. As players climb through the structure, they face powerful leaders, twisted guardians, and cosmic entities drawn into the tower’s influence.

Here is the full Voidspire boss order:

1. Imperator Averzian
2. Vorasius
3. Fallen-King Salhadaa
4. Vaelgor & Ezzora
5. Lightblinded Vanguard
6. Crown of the Cosmos

The current Voidspire boss order is based on available Midnight information and may be adjusted if tuning or encounter sequencing changes during testing. Together, these encounters create a rising difficulty curve that moves from large-scale physical threats to more complex void-driven mechanics as players approach the summit of the spire. BLOG20

The Voidspire Tactics

This section is what we call The Voidspire boss guide where we cover mechanics, and encounter flow you’ll face throughout the raid. Each boss will have its own dedicated segment with a breakdown of abilities, role expectations, and tactical recommendations to help your group progress smoothly as you ascend the spire.

Because raid is still undergoing PTR and early testing, many The Voidspire tactics may change before the raid’s full release. All tactics will be updated as new information becomes available, ensuring this guide remains accurate and reliable for every difficulty.

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Imperator Averzian Strategy

Imperator Averzian opens The Voidspire with a territory-control fight built around preventing him from completing three adjacent Void Claimed spaces. The arena functions as a nine-section grid, and every mechanic revolves around managing which sections Averzian attempts to claim, which adds spawn, and how your group uses soaks to block his progress.

Notable Abilities

The core objective is preventing Averzian from forming three Void Claimed sections in a straight line. Each time he spawns three adds across the arena grid, the group receives two Umbral Collapse soaks. Assign players to the correct two sections and destroy the add standing in each soaked area. The unsoaked section becomes Void Claimed, marking part of the board as permanently lost.

Your raid must choose which two adds to break based on current board state. Avoid leaving patterns that give Averzian an easy path to align three in a row. Early pulls should focus on clearing adds in the center or corners to maintain flexibility in later cycles. As more sections fill, movement becomes tighter, and the soft enrage begins to pressure the group.

Abyssal Voidshapers must be prioritized; interrupt or kill them before Gathering Darkness completes. Shadowguard Stalwarts also require attention to avoid excessive buffing on enemy forces. Tanks must drag Averzian away from Dark Tears to limit his Void Claimed empowerment while managing Blackening Wounds with cooldowns or swaps.

Beams and knockbacks from portal pulses should be dodged as they appear, especially as the arena becomes more restricted. If Averzian is allowed to complete three adjacent Void Claimed spaces,the  March of the Endless triggers, and the raid is quickly overwhelmed by continuous add waves. Burn him before this alignment occurs or control the board carefully enough to prevent it.

Vorasius Strategy

Vorasius serves as the second of The Voidspire raid bosses. He is the early pure-damage benchmark, functioning much like a Midnight-themed Terros encounter. This colossal void-charged predator stands nearly stationary, using overwhelming physical force, raid-wide roars, add explosions, and sweeping void breaths to test your group’s raw throughput and mechanical discipline.

Notable Abilities

This fight revolves around executing clean movement, breaking walls at the correct times, and staying ahead of escalating Primordial Roar stacks. Tanks will regularly receive Colossal Throw and Smashing Frenzy, creating crystal walls on either side of the arena. These walls are essential, as they must be shattered later using Blistercreeps. Tanks should position walls on opposite sides to maintain predictable movement patterns.

When Blistercreeps spawn, they immediately fixate on random players. Those players must kite them into the crystal walls. Killing the Blistercreeps near the walls causes their death explosions to damage and eventually destroy the crystals. Breaking both walls is mandatory before Void Breath begins; otherwise, Vorasius will sweep the entire arena with lethal void fire. The direction of the breath is random every cycle, so players must watch the boss’s facing before committing to a safe side.

Primordial Roar ramps in intensity throughout the encounter. Healers should expect increasingly heavy damage and coordinate cooldowns as stacks accumulate, especially past the second roar. Slow Recovery from Colossal Throw requires focused healing to ensure tanks do not fall behind.

Vorasius is a stationary boss, so melee uptime is strong—but positioning matters. DPS must avoid Crystal Fragment alignment and stay loosely spread during Roar knockbacks to prevent chain hits. Tanks should never let Smashing Frenzy miss; failing to have a target in front of Vorasius causes massive raid-wide punishment.

The fight ends with a soft enrage: after the third Primordial Roar cycle, Vorasius begins casting Focused Aggression, a kill cast that must be beaten with a final burn. With clean wall breaks, correct breath reads, and stable healing through Roar stacks, the encounter becomes a straightforward DPS check.

Fallen-King Salhadaar Strategy

Fallen-King Salhadaar returns in The Voidspire as a fast-paced, high-pressure encounter centered on void-charged orbs, add control, frequent movement, and periodic burn windows. Once a ruler of immense power, he now siphons unstable energy from the surrounding machinery, accelerating toward a catastrophic Cosmic Unraveling that players must race to contain.

Notable Abilities

The Voidspire strategy for this boss is built around managing Concentrated Void orbs, controlling add spawns, and handling Salhadaar’s fast mechanic cadence without falling behind on healing. When two Concentrated Void orbs spawn at opposite sides of the room, your group must kill them before they reach the boss. If an orb touches him, Reckless Infusion triggers and heavily ramps incoming damage. However, destroying an orb applies Galactic Miasma to the entire raid, so do not kill both simultaneously unless coordinated. Most groups stagger the orbs—kill one, wait for its DoT to drop, then kill the second.

Fractured Images spawn alongside the orbs. These adds cast Unstable Nexus, which must be interrupted or controlled. Almost all CC works, and once disrupted, they effectively despawn. Kill priority is focused on the orbs first, adds second, and boss damageis maintained in between.

Healers will be under constant stress from Despotic Command, Galactic Miasma, and frequent raid-wide hits. Players targeted by Despotic Command should move toward the room’s edges before calling for dispel to avoid leaving oppressive pools in dangerous positions. Meanwhile, tanks must manage Instability stacks and watch for Shattering Twilight, which places large spike patterns around the tank’s position. Tanks should move away from the raid before the spikes erupt.

When Salhadaar reaches 100 energy, he begins Cosmic Unraveling, a damage-amplifying phase in which he takes increased damage while spinning void beams across the arena. These beams deal moderate damage on Heroic, allowing most groups to stack loosely with raid cooldowns active and burn the boss before returning to the normal cycle. After the unraveling, Salhadaar leaves a lingering void pool on the floor—plan tank movement to avoid cluttering the center of the room.

The encounter repeats its cycle until the boss falls. In the final stretch, overlaps become tighter, orbs spawn more quickly, and healers face severe damage spikes from ramping Miasma and Despotic Command. A clean final Cosmic Unraveling burn is typically needed before unavoidable damage overwhelms the group.

Vaelgor & Ezzorak Strategy

Vaelgor, twin to Ezzorak, is a two-target draconic encounter that mixes aerial barrages, ground cleaves, add waves, and zone-control mechanics. The dragons alternate between grounded and airborne phases, shifting the arena with Gloomfields, Nullzones, and cone attacks before the fight escalates into a combined burn when both siblings land together.

Notable Abilities

This encounter begins with both dragons active, requiring the raid to maintain balanced DPS. If the health difference between Vaelgor and Ezzorak exceeds roughly 10%, the siblings enrage, dramatically increasing incoming damage. Classes with cleave excel here, but groups must watch boss frames constantly to prevent imbalance.

Phase 1: Alternating Dragons

Dread Breath targets a random player, creating a wide cone that continues tracking briefly as the target moves. The safest default movement pattern is to step toward the front or edges of the room while the rest of the raid shifts away. This minimizes unpredictable turns and keeps melee uptime consistent.

Nullbeam is a tank-focused ability that fires directly toward the current tank’s position. When it detonates, it spawns Nullzone adds that quickly spread. stacking players’ Nullbeam circles results in more concentrated add spawns, helping tanks and DKs grip them into tight kill zones. These adds have low health but clutter nameplates heavily—rapid AoE is essential.

Void Orbs from Void Howl cast Voidbolt repeatedly and should be silenced or gripped into kill zones with the Nullzone adds when possible.

Gloom orbs function like drifting planets that must be soaked by designated players. Each soak applies Gloomtouched, reducing the orb’s remaining damage and shrinking its eventual Gloomfield. Players who soak cannot take the next Gloom, so assign two alternating teams. Allowing a Gloom orb to overlap with an existing Gloomfield triggers room-devouring patterns that rapidly cut off safe space.

Tanks must remain close to Vaelgor to avoid amplified damage from Rakfang/Vaelwing. If a tank receives multiple Nullbeam stacks, the entire raid enjoys reduced pull strength during Nullzone mechanics, so clean tank play smooths multiple overlaps.

Intermission: Radiant Barrier and Midnight Flames

When the dragons cast Midnight Flames, the Lightbound Vanguard create a Radiant Barrier in the arena’s center. The raid should collapse inside the barrier to reduce heavy incoming ticks. Two players receive debuffs that persist inside the shield—those players should stand at its outer edge to avoid clipping others. A large add spawns and must be killed quickly before the dragons return.

Phase 2: Combined Pressure

Once the intermission ends, both dragons land again, and the Phase 1 loop resumes with higher cadence. Gloom orbs spawn faster, Void Orbs appear more frequently, and Nullzone tethers grow more punishing. Handling Gloom placement becomes critical—steer orbs away from previous fields so they don’t chain-detonate room-wide zones.

The encounter ends in a coordinated race as both dragons must die within seconds of each other. If one dragon reaches a lethal enrage window while the other remains high on HP, the fight collapses quickly. Save cooldowns for the last Radiant Barrier cycle or the final ground phase, depending on healing comfort.

 

Lightblinded Vanguard Strategy – War Chaplain Senn, Commander Lightblood, General Bellamy

The Lightblinded Vanguard is a coordinated trio encounter fought simultaneously, with each member bringing a distinct holy combat style and an independent energy bar that culminates in devastating empowerment effects. As their auras surge, the Vanguard unleashes heavy raid-wide bursts, deadly tank combinations, pacification zones, execution mechanics, and silencing volleys. Managing their overlapping abilities—while keeping their positions controlled—is the core challenge of the fight.

Notable Abilities

This encounter is controlled chaos: three bosses acting at once, each with a deadly empowerment window, and all of them placing dangerous consecrated zones across the room as their auras expire. Your raid’s positioning, interrupt discipline, and cooldown planning determine whether the Vanguard collapses in order—or spirals into an overwhelming wall of Holy damage.

Each Vanguard member reaches 100 energy on their own timer. When this happens:

• Lightblood activates Aura of Wrath (+40% Holy damage for allies).
• Bellamy activates Aura of Devotion (–40% damage taken for allies).
• Senn activates Aura of Peace (pacifies players who strike protected allies).

As soon as the aura ends, the NPC consecrates their location, leaving behind a permanent Divine Consecration zone. These patches are lethal on Mythic and extremely punishing on Heroic if placed poorly.

Positioning the bosses away from each other and moving them before energy peaks keeps the room manageable.

Execution Sentence is the most dangerous raid-wide mechanic in the encounter. Lightblood marks several players, striking them with enormous Holy damage in a line while also making them vulnerable to additional strikes. These hits also release Divine Hammers, swirling outward and threatening nearby players.

To survive:

1. Marked players spread and avoid clipping others.
2. Healers and tanks focus defensive resources on marked players.
3. The raid moves away from Lightblood’s eventual consecration zone.
4. Tanks prepare for Judgment → Final Verdict, which is lethal without cooldowns or swaps.

If Lightblood is empowered by a Zealous Spirit (Mythic), Execution Sentence becomes even more dangerous and may overlap with Divine Storm zones.

Bellamy’s Divine Toll is a continuous volley of holy shields that silence anyone hit, forcing ranged players and healers to maintain loose spread patterns.

She also applies:

• Avenger’s Shield splash DoT
• Increasing raid damage through Light Infused
• The tank combo Judgment → Shield of the Righteous, which mirrors Lightblood’s execution on tanks

On Mythic, Divine Toll targets all players, massively increasing silencing risk unless positioning is perfect. Her aura expires into a large Divine Consecration zone, so tanks should relocate Bellamy before she hits full energy.

Senn introduces overwhelming support mechanics that quickly crush uncoordinated groups:

1. Tyr’s Wrath repeatedly applies large absorb shields to five nearest players
2. Searing Radiance fills the room with pulses and falling pillars BLOG20
3. Sacred Shield → Elekk Charge → Blinding Light creates unavoidable repositioning and a large disorient if the raid is poorly spread

When Aura of Peace activates, players who attack shielded allies become pacified. DPS must immediately swap off these targets.

Her aura also leaves behind Divine Consecration at expiration, compounding positional pressure.

On Mythic, if Senn receives the Spirit of the Vindictive, she begins marking players with Execution Sentence during Tyr’s Wrath windows, creating brutal overlaps.

The Mythic version is defined by the Zealous Spirit cycling between bosses. When empowered:

• Their key damage ability becomes significantly stronger
• A corresponding Spirit add spawns and casts that same ability in sync
• Consecration zones spawn more rapidly
• Execution Sentence, Divine Toll, and Tyr’s Wrath all interweave

Mythic raids must track the Spirit rotation carefully and pre-plan immunities and raid cooldowns around the empowered ability.

As the fight progresses, auras trigger more frequently, consecrated zones cover larger portions of the room, and the Vanguard’s overlapping abilities demand tight assignments:

• Tank swap coordination for each Judgment combo
• Healing cooldowns for Tyr’s Wrath and Divine Toll overlaps
• DPS swaps for Sacred Shield and Execution Sentence
• Careful movement planning around consecration zones

This encounter rewards discipline and punishes any raid that allows empowered abilities to overlap uncontrolled.

Crown of the Cosmos (Alleria Windrunner) Strategy

Once restrained by Void-forged Sentinels, Alleria Windrunner erupts into a cosmic onslaught as the final encounter of The Voidspire. Her Silverstrike Arrows, Void implosions, and stellar anomalies escalate into a catastrophic intermission before the fight culminates in Stage Two: The End of the End. Managing cleansing arrows, movement-heavy Void hazards, and Sentinel control defines the raid’s success.

Stage One: The Void’s Spire

You begin by facing Alleria Windrunner while three Undying Sentinels anchor her in place. The early phase is a controlled dance of positioning, cleansing effects, and add management.

Sentinels Control the Phase

1. Tanks must remain in melee range of each Sentinel to prevent Echoing Darkness, which rapidly stacks and wipes raids.
2. Each Sentinel has a unique punishment mechanic (interrupts, damage reduction debuffs, or slows).
3. Sentinels cannot die until their Umbral Tether is removed through encounter progression.

Silverstrike Arrow — Cleansing but Dangerous

This ability removes Void effects from players and Voidspawn, making it both a defensive tool and a line AoE hazard.

Proper execution requires:

1. Marked players stepping into safe angles so the line won’t cleave the raid.
2. Healers preparing to stabilize the Aspect of the End healing reduction applied to hit targets.
3. Optional on Mythic: using Silver Arrow to burn Sentinels through Silver Residue.

Movement Mechanics Layer Rapidly

• Void Expulsion → dodge impact, avoid Void Remnants.
• Grasp of Emptiness → free the targeted player carefully; Burst beams require clear lanes.
• Void Droplets must die away from the raid to avoid stacking Corrupting Essence on the wrong target.

Null Corona — Healing Check

Heal through the absorb rather than dispelling — dispels jump the debuff and cause massive chaos during high movement windows.

Once all three Sentinels fall, Alleria is no longer stabilized — triggering a violent collapse of the arena.

Intermission: Crushing Singularity

Alleria overloads with Void and cosmic energy, creating one of the most movement-heavy intermissions of the expansion.

Mechanics include:

• Stellar Emission stacking Shadow damage and amplifying forced movement.
• Silverstrike Barrage firing chaotic arrows that stack damage taken from subsequent hits.
• Orbiting Matter pulling players out of position and dealing massive Shadow damage.
• Singularity Eruptions knocking players away if caught in small-radius impacts.

The goal is survival: spread, rotate defensives, and avoid being pulled into Orbiting Matter. When the Simulacrum forms, Stage Two begins.

Stage Two: The End of the End

This is the final stand. The platform destabilizes, movement becomes harsher, and Alleria unleashes unrestricted cosmic force.

Expect:

• Intensified Void zones and movement modifiers from Stellar Emission stacks.
• Faster Silverstrike mechanics with punishing overlaps.
• Persistent pulls from cosmic anomalies.
• Increased tank damage due to rapid Gravity Collapse cycling.

This final burn phase has few mechanics but extreme overlap — cooldown rotations and personal defensives determine success.

The Voidspire Loot

The Voidspire loot table leans hard into Light, Void, and dragon themes, with a mix of weapons, armor, trinkets, profession recipes, and housing decor from every boss in the raid. Based on current testing, all listed rewards appear to drop at item level 219 on all raid difficulties, though this may change as Blizzard finishes tuning Midnight.

Below is a consolidated Voidspire loot table using the information available so far. As more data appears on tier sets, unique appearances, and difficulty-based variations, this section can be expanded with per-boss breakdowns and Best-in-Slot callouts.

Most of these pieces of The Voidspire loot are straightforward boss drops, while the various Nullcores function as junk-style items tied to different armor classes and vendors. The housing décor and profession recipes add long-term progression hooks for crafters and collectors, giving Voidspire kills value beyond pure item level. As more information appears on tier sets, mounts, pets, and achievement rewards for this raid, this section can be expanded with dedicated sub-tables and Renown-like progression details.

The Voidspire Achievements

The Voidspire features a full spread of raid, guild, and Feats of Strength achievements tied to its bosses, optional challenges, and the final encounter, Crown of the Cosmos. These range from standard progression goals to puzzle-style tasks and Mythic-only milestones. Below is the list of all The Voidspire raid achievements associated with the raid based on current Midnight data. BLOG20

These achievements cover the entire raid structure, rewarding everything from perfect execution to entertaining mid-fight gimmicks. As testing continues, additional achievements or cosmetic rewards may be added to this section.

Conclusion

The Voidspire stands out as one of the most ambitious Midnight raid designs to date, mixing heavy Void theming with Lightbound interference and multi-stage mechanics that push coordination at every level. Its encounters blend visual spectacle with layered execution checks, from the shifting arenas of Vaelgor and Ezzorak to the escalating chaos of Crown of the Cosmos. The difficulty curve ramps cleanly across the raid, supporting both structured progression and mastery-driven gameplay. As testing continues and Blizzard refines tuning, this guide will stay updated with the latest strategies, loot discoveries, and mechanical clarifications to keep your group fully prepared for every challenge within the Spire.

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