
Hall of Thanes
Alliance dungeon (13-18) beneath Ironforge: the resting place of the dwarven monarchs of old, broken into by intruders.

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Where they are, what level you need and which bosses you'll face.
All 30 in Forever, Classic ones included, from lowest to highest level; 9 are new. Open one to see its bosses.
What each enemy drops
Faldrim Anvilmar
Magmatus
Plunder
Durgen Dirgehammer
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels: Blizzard.
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Taragaman the Hungerer
Jergosh the Invoker
Oggleflint
Bazzalan
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
What each enemy drops
The Baron
Witherfang
The Abandoned
Bjork
Rath'mael
Viktor the Vile
Lordaeron Captain
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels: Blizzard.
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Deviate Faerie Dragon

Lady Anacondra
Scarletleaf was the first to volunteer for Naralex's self-appointed mission to the Barrens. After her master's nightmare shattered her mind, the young acolyte cast aside her name, now envisioning a sinister reptilian future for Azeroth.

Lord Serpentis
The Druids of the Fang's leader was once Naralex's finest student. His tragic downfall stemmed from his desire to become a shan'do, or "honored teacher," like Naralex. As insanity took root, Serpentis rallied his brethren to his side and formed the Druids of the Fang.

Kresh
An ancient resident of the Wailing Caverns, this giant turtle wanders the underground caves, his resilient mind unaffected by Naralex's relentless nightmares. Don't be fooled by his happy disposition; Kresh has thwarted many adventurers who longed to steal his massive shell.

Skum
Skum first journeyed to the Wailing Caverns for relief from the Barrens' hostile environment. Like many of the caves' other inhabitants, he quickly succumbed to corruption. His veins now pulse with dark energies that have transformed him into a mighty and ruthless beast beyond redemption.

Lord Cobrahn
Jarlaxla's skill at harnessing animal forms earned him renown among the druids of the Cenarion Circle. However, the Wailing Caverns' corruption twisted his unique abilities. Now, Jarlaxla has perfected a deadly serpentine form, renaming himself Cobrahn to reflect his vicious newfound power.

Mutanus the Devourer
From the darkest corners of Naralex's twisted mind, the corruption plaguing the Emerald Dream has manifested in the form of the druid's worst enemy: murlocs. The aberration known as Mutanus has come to the waking world to devour any who seek to liberate Naralex from the Nightmare's clutches.

Lord Pythas
A childhood friend of Naralex, the warrior Aryn was a quick study in druidism. Despite his training, the acolyte was defenseless against the corruption that would strip away his sanity. Aryn has taken on the name Pythas, combining his impressive melee prowess with his druidic arsenal to vanquish intruders.

Verdan the Everliving
Little is known about this creature prior to Naralex's arrival at the Wailing Caverns. Thought to be the caves' original guardian, Verdan the Everliving could not escape the corruption that befell its home. Verdan is allied with the insane druids and maintains its vigil against those who trespass into its domain.
Druid of the Fang
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops

Rhahk'Zor

Gilnid
Defias Watchman
Defias Miner
Defias Blackguard
Goblin Engineer
Sneed's Shredder
Goblin Shipbuilder
Goblin Craftsman
Goblin Woodcarver

Edwin VanCleef

Mr. Smite

Sneed

Cookie

Captain Greenskin
Miner Johnson
Defias Strip Miner
Defias Gunpowder
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops
Fel Steed
Razorclaw the Butcher

Commander Springvale
Fenrus the Devourer
Wolf Master Nandos
Rethilgore
Arugal's Voidwalker
Archmage Arugal
Odo the Blindwatcher

Baron Silverlaine
Deathsworn Captain
Sever
Fel Steed / Shadow Charger
Trash mobs
Jordan's Smithing Hammer
The Book of Ur
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops
Lady Sarevess
Twilight Lord Kelris
Old Serra'kis
Gelihast

Ghamoo-ra
When the Twilight's Hammer cult arrived, its followers roused and imprisoned one of the last peaceful creatures living in Elune's temple. The cult delighted in tormenting the giant turtle for years, flaying its mind and body until it succumbed to madness. Naming the beast Ghamoo-Ra, the cultists attempt to control its savagery in order to protect their lair.

Aku'mai
Aku'mai, an ancient evil, carries within him a small measure of the Old Gods' power. This three-headed hydra is greatly feared for his mindless savagery and insatiable hunger for living flesh, but the Twilight's Hammer worships him as a divine sign that the Old Gods will soon return.
Baron Aquanis
Lorgus Jett
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops
Kam Deepfury
Bruegal Ironknuckle
Targorr the Dread
Hamhock
Dextren Ward
Bazil Thredd
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
What each enemy drops
Mekgineer Thermaplugg (id alternativo)

Grubbis
The radioactive gas that flooded the city was meant to anger the troggs and kill the gnomes, and Thermaplugg's plan was brutally effective. One trogg, however, reacted oddly to the substance: Grubbis grew. And grew. It was a side effect that Sicco had not anticipated, but he's never been one to waste valuable (and dangerous) resources. This giant trogg now patrols the tunnels of Gnomeregan. His loyal basilisk pet, Chomper, helps Grubbis sniff out gas leaks, tasty fungi, and even tastier intruders.

Electrocutioner 6000
Mekgineer Thermaplugg is not a patient gnome. Rather than putting his inventions through a battery of tests to determine their safety and effectiveness, he rushes them into the field and moves on to the next project. The Electrocutioner 6000 was his first attempt at harnessing electricity as a weapon via a super-charged mechano-tank. Lieutenant Tom "Sizzlepants" Crankle, the only soldier to survive piloting the Electrocutioner, is now something of a hero among the leper gnomes.

Crowd Pummeler 9-60
In Gnomeregan's heyday, inventors would compete for status by pitting their creations against one another. The mekgineer Oglethorpe Obnoticus built an unbeatable robot, and this earned him respect in the high tinker's court. Sicco Thermaplugg stole Obnoticus's blueprints and then made a giant version of the machine. He set his forgery loose, and the horrific results drove the ruling council to banish the innocent Obnoticus. The Crowd Pummeler 9-60 is still one of Thermaplugg's favorite (stolen) inventions.

Viscous Fallout
The formerly robust and elegantly complex waterways of Gnomeregan are now an irradiated mess filled with toxic slime. A lone water elemental who had dwelt in the gnomes' aquifer became trapped in the contamination, and the pollution corrupted its pure form. It currently wanders the halls of Gnomeregan in anger and agony, a liquid embodiment of the vile poison of Thermaplugg's betrayal.

Mekgineer Thermaplugg
Murderer, traitor, and self-proclaimed king of the gnomes, the mekgineer Sicco Thermaplugg rules over the radioactive halls of Gnomeregan with a malfunctioning iron fist. His subjects are numerous, vicious, and insane enough to defend their crazed king against any intrusion from the upper world. It is Thermaplugg's madness that makes him so dangerous; he possesses the cunning to destroy everything around him, with no thought for his own life. There is a reason that even the monsters of Gnomeregan fear him.
Techbot
Dark Iron Ambassador
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops
Death Speaker Jargba
Razorfen Spearhide
Aggem Thorncurse
Overlord Ramtusk
Earthcaller Halmgar
Agathelos the Raging

Charlga Razorflank
The leader (or "crone") of the Razorfen tribes is Charlga Razorflank, a quilboar whose experimental and powerful Geomancy practices are second to none. Her meteoric rise to power and the rapidly increasing violence between quilboar tribesmen can only lead to one thing: war.
Blind Hunter

Roogug
Quilboar society regards the reading of stones and crystals as the highest form of shamanism. Roogug served the Quilboar people for many years, quietly honing his divinative arts. He now serves the Quilboar as the overseer of all geomancers and has amassed a powerful array of crystals with which to dispose of weaker foes. It is only a matter of time before these mystics overrun the Southern Barrens.
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops
Saltspine
Shadetooth
Highland Horror
Relic Guardian
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels: Blizzard.
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Atrexis the Grave Knight
Lyn the Ignored
Arcane Anomaly
Arcanic Enigma
Unstable Sentinel

Mana Devourer
Rarely does the sight of a mana wyrm cause a seasoned adventurer concern. These small, simple creatures float about, consuming stray pockets of arcane energy. But in Karazhan, tables are often turned, and what at first glance appears harmless may be revealed as an enormous threat.
Fel Ancient
Shade of the Archmage
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels: Blizzard.
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
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Herod
Trash mobs
High Inquisitor Fairbanks
Scarlet Commander Mograine

High Inquisitor Whitemane
Interrogator Vishas
Azshir the Sleepless
Fallen Champion
Ironspine
Bloodmage Thalnos
Houndmaster Loksey
Arcanist Doan
Doan's Strongbox
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops
Tuten'kash

Mordresh Fire Eye
Through necromantic magic Death Speaker Blackthorn was able to rekindle the flames of Mordresh Fire Eye's soul, returning him to undeath. As a former shaman, Mordresh has exerted his twisted control over the elements. He burns and scorches all those who threaten the Death Speaker's work.
Glutton
Ragglesnout

Amnennar the Coldbringer
The lich Amnennar was once a force of reckoning within the Scourge, participating in the assault on Mount Hyjal during the Third War. Afterward, the Lich King instructed his servant to remain in Kalimdor and expand the Scourge's influence. This effort was thwarted by heroes of the Horde and Alliance, however. Now the relative peace that has been brought to Razorfen Downs may be threatened. Death Speaker Blackthorn hopes to revive this powerful lich and renew the assault on the Barrens.
Plaguemaw the Rotting
Trash mobs
Henry Stern
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
Blizzard has not named its bosses yet and the beta client does not ship them.
Levels: Blizzard.
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Eric "The Swift"
Baelog
Olaf

Revelosh
Some luminaries in Ironforge's prestigious Explorers' League have theorized an ancestral link between their people and the troggs, and pointed towards the troggs' hoarding of titan artifacts as a reflection of the dwarves' own reverence for such wondrous devices. If that is true, the trogg known as Revelosh can be considered the trogg equivalent of an archaeologist, although any historically minded adventurers who encounter him would be more inclined to call him a thief.

Ironaya
The titans did not construct the Uldaman complex directly, but utilized various servants to create its megalithic halls. The Pantheon entrusted the watcher Ironaya with overseeing the construction and maintenance of Uldaman, but as time passed, the once awe-inspiring vault fell to ruin. Within the map chamber, Ironaya has spent millennia in a form of stasis, analyzing the original master plan drawn up by Khaz'goroth and attempting to find a way to restore the complex to its original functionality.

Obsidian Sentinel
The Obsidian Sentinel was responsible for guarding Uldaman's secrets until it was corrupted by an unknown force. Originally crafted from the same stone as the halls of Uldaman itself, this keeper has had the majority of its body replaced with dark glass capable of reflecting spells. Whatever was responsible for the Obsidian Sentinel's transformation must be incredibly potent, for it is not easy to alter the enchanted stone of a titan construct.

Ancient Stone Keeper
One of many golems that staffed and operated the great titan vault, the Ancient Stone Keeper was part of a small group that served as an intermediary between the watchers left in control of the facility and their many servants. With the corruption of the Obsidian Sentinel, the Ancient Stone Keeper is the last of its kind, performing its duty by protecting the secrets of the titans as best it can until its inevitable shutdown.

Galgann Firehammer
Reacting to the discovery of Uldaman by Bronzebeard dwarves, the Dark Iron clan mounted an invasion of the vault to stop their ancestral foes from accessing the powerful artifacts within. Galgann Firehammer, a senator from Shadowforge City, was sent to oversee the continued excavation of Uldaman so that the emperor may harness the artifacts' destructive potential against the Dark Irons' enemies.

Grimlok
In trogg society, the biggest, strongest, and most vicious trogg often becomes chieftain through displays of power. Grimlok is a comparative genius in that he has maintained control of the Stonevault troggs through intimidation and what might be considered crude psychological warfare. Having trained a deadly basilisk, Grimlok uses the threat of petrification by his beast to keep any would-be usurpers in line.

Archaedas
Deep within Uldaman is a chamber containing one of the greatest treasures of the titans, created by Norgannon himself. However, thus far no explorers have managed to gain access to the relic, for any attempt at doing so activates the great watcher Archaedas, an immense guardian who easily dispatches treasure seekers through his powerful attacks and a veritable army of servants. Crafted from some of the oldest, strongest stone taken from Uldaman's depths, Archaedas is a foe as formidable as he is ancient.
Trash mobs
Baelog's Chest
Conspicuous Urn
Shadowforge Cache
Tablet of Will
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
Blizzard has not named its bosses yet and the beta client does not ship them.
Levels: Blizzard.
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Veng

Noxxion
Noxxion is a living embodiment of corruption. Theradras ordered her ally Lord Vyletongue to create this putrid elemental to be a powerful servant and a loyal pet to ease the princess's loneliness. Noxxion spreads its toxic essence into areas of Maraudon that have not yet withered under Theradras's malign influence.

Razorlash
Razorlash was made to accompany Noxxion through Maraudon. In time, this new creation became one of the princess's most cherished servants. Razorlash constantly wanders the caves alongside Noxxion, using thorny tendrils to shred any untainted plant life it can find.
Maraudos

Lord Vyletongue
The satyr lord Vyletongue journeyed into Maraudon's depths after hearing of its corruption. Theradras was wary of the conniving demon at first, but Vyletongue proved his worth by creating an array of wretched minions, such as Noxxion and Razorlash, for the princess.
Meshlok the Harvester

Celebras the Cursed
Upon learning of his uncle's tragic fate, the noble Celebras swore to free Zaetar's spirit. Yet the keeper of the grove was not prepared for the horrors that awaited him in Maraudon's shadowy corridors. The dark energies permeating the area quickly overcame Celebras, filling his heart with uncontrollable rage.

Landslide
For years, the ancient mountain giant known as Landslide cultivated brilliant crystal gardens in Maraudon, but Theradras enthralled the behemoth when she took up residence there. This once-stoic giant now lives only to serve his tyrannical new master.

Tinkerer Gizlock
Tinkerer Gizlock and five other gem hunters snuck into Maraudon to mine its highly prized crystals. Their plan went horribly wrong when satyrs slaughtered everyone in the party save for Gizlock. The goblin, trapped within the caves and driven to the brink of madness, sees himself as the subterranean region's new ruler.

Rotgrip
Rumor has it that Rotgrip has dwelled in Maraudon's subterranean waters for millennia. The famed dwarven hunter Hemet Nesingwary once proclaimed that the beast could not be found, and a number of amateur trackers accepted the challenge of seeking out the legendary creature. None of them ever returned.

Princess Theradras
The earth elemental Theradras, Therazane the Stonemother's sole daughter, resides in Maraudon's inner sanctum. Influenced by the Old Gods, the princess transformed her home into a den of corruption and suffering. Some believe that her foul powers are tied to the spirit of her dead lover, Zaetar. If so, liberating the fallen keeper of the grove might be the only hope of cleansing Maraudon.
The Nameless Prophet
Kolk
Gelk
Magra
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops

Antu'sul
Antu'sul prefers his sul'lithuz basilisks strong and ruthless. He treats these scaled beasts like family, and he is known to strike down anyone--even fellow trolls--who harm his precious children. Rather than give his opponents a proper burial, Antu'sul allows the basilisks to feast on whoever dares cross him.

Theka the Martyr
Long ago, the martyr Theka was slain in the brutal war between the qiraji and the trolls. Zul'Farrak still stands because of his brave sacrifice. Even in death he maintains a vigil over his beloved city, and it is said that the dozens of insectoid warriors who killed him were cursed to live as mindless scarabs, scuttling at the martyr's side.
Sandarr Dunereaver

Witch Doctor Zum'rah
The powerful loa Bwonsamdi watches over the spirits of the Darkspear trolls, but many of the Sandfury tribe's fallen members are offered no such protection after death. These tortured spirits obey Zum'rah, a cruel witch doctor who uses his dark magic to force the city's dead into unending service.
Nekrum Gutchewer
Shadowpriest Sezz'ziz
Dustwraith
Sandfury Executioner
Sergeant Bly

Hydromancer Velratha
Unlike most of the Sandfury trolls, Hydromancer Velratha has traveled the world, collecting knowledge and artifacts to help her command Zul'Farrak's sacred waters. Although the hydromancer's actions have earned her many enemies abroad, she sees the incredible power at her command as justification for her past misdeeds.

Gahz'rilla
Legend has it that Gahz'rilla was an adored pet of the Old Gods, or even a demigod in her own right. Whatever the truth is, the Sandfury trolls have worshiped this monstrous hydra for thousands of years. Ever wary of the beast's icy wrath, the trolls will only rouse Gahz'rilla when they have plentiful sacrifices to sate the ravenous creature's appetite.

Chief Ukorz Sandscalp
Chief Ukorz Sandscalp is obsessed with restoring his tribe to its former glory. He was raised on stories of a time when trolls lorded over their ancient lands without interference from goblins, gnomes, pirates, ogres, and other foreign interlopers. Sandscalp has called on his trusted comrade Ruuzlu to help him begin a new chapter in Sandfury history in the only way their tribe knows how: with swift and blinding violence.
Zerillis
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops
Balcony Minibosses
Atal'alarion
Spawn of Hakkar

Avatar of Hakkar
Hakkar was notorious for demanding sacrifices from his followers. Many millennia ago, he instructed the Atal'ai to bring forth his avatar, using blood ritually drained from living victims to feed him. The Atal'ai priests now seek to raise Hakkar's avatar with a modified version of this ritual, one that involves sacrificing green dragons. If the Atal'ai succeed, the re-emergence of Hakkar's avatar could spell doom for Azeroth.

Jammal'an the Prophet
Jammal'an is the current leader of the Atal'ai, the extremist sect of priests who fanatically worship Hakkar. While in deep meditation, Jammal'an received instructions on how to resurrect Hakkar by using the blood of his draconic foes, the green dragonflight. Jammal'an and his undead bodyguard Ogom the Wretched stand ready to oppose any who would prevent Hakkar's return, though the prophet's actions may unleash upon Azeroth an even more terrible force: the Emerald Nightmare.
Ogom the Wretched
Dreamscythe
Weaver
Hazzas
Morphaz

Shade of Eranikus
Eranikus, former consort to Ysera the Dreamer, was sent to guard the ruins of Atal'Hakkar and prevent Hakkar's emergence. Once within the temple, he and his retinue were corrupted by its dark forces, and he became a shade, pulled between the realms of the Emerald Dream and the physical plane. Despite his corruption, Eranikus may still call upon his powers as a green dragon to spew corrosive acid at his enemies or trap them in a deep slumber.
Trash mobs
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
Blizzard has not named its bosses yet and the beta client does not ship them.
Levels: Blizzard.
Open its pageWhat each enemy drops

Lord Roccor
Lord Roccor loathes the scheming and backstabbing of his fellow fire elementals. To avoid serving alongside his kind in the Molten Core, the mighty being purposefully angered the Firelord. Roccor's risky gambit paid off: he was expelled from the core and forced to guard Blackrock Depths in isolation.

High Interrogator Gerstahn
The Twilight's Hammer cultist Gerstahn has always indulged in life's finer things: exotic foods, fine clothes, and gem-encrusted torture tools. Day and night, her prisoners' bloodcurdling cries echo throughout the Dark Iron clan's infamous Detention Block. Gerstahn proudly calls this horrific noise her symphony of screams, and she is always eager to add another voice to the chorus.

Houndmaster Grebmar
Grebmar Fleabeard's hounds are the only family he's ever known. Long ago, the orphaned dwarf began breeding canines to serve as companions and guard dogs. When the houndmaster isn't patrolling Blackrock Depths with his loyal beasts, he often treats them to the Grim Guzzler's finest Dark Iron ale.
Ring of Law: Gorosh the Dervish
Ring of Law: Grizzle
Ring of Law: Eviscerator
Ring of Law: Ok'thor the Breaker
Ring of Law: Anub'shiah
Ring of Law: Hedrum the Creeper

Pyromancer Loregrain
Once a respected member of the Earthen Ring, Loregrain joined the Twilight's Hammer cult for reasons that remain a mystery to his former allies. He eventually journeyed to Blackrock Depths, where he took a sudden interest in the famed Dark Iron architect Franclorn Forgewright. The purpose of his current obsession is unclear, but Loregrain remains loyal to his cult and an enemy of all who oppose it.
Dark Coffer

Warder Stilgiss
After years of dedication to Emperor Thaurissan, the cunning mage Stilgiss was entrusted with protecting his clan's coffers in the Black Vault. The loyal dwarf's close friend Houndmaster Grebmar celebrated the occasion by gifting one of his vicious dogs--Verek--to Stilgiss. The mage has put the beast to good use, keeping it at his side to scare off the vault's would-be thieves.
Verek
Watchman Doomgrip

Fineous Darkvire
Chief Architect Fineous Darkvire earned his title by passing off the ideas of more gifted masons as his own. His arrogance and scheming have drawn the ire of his predecessor, Franclorn Forgewright, from beyond the grave. The ghost of the late chief architect seeks to reclaim his incredibly powerful hammer--Ironfel--from Darkvire before it can be used for ill.

Lord Incendius
Baron Geddon taught Incendius to harness his destructive powers, but the baron never expected his protege to grow so lethally efficient. Increasingly wary that Incendius might usurp him, Geddon sent the blazing elemental out of the Molten Core to guard the Dark Iron dwarves' fabled Black Anvil.

Bael'Gar
The monstrous molten giant Bael'Gar lumbers across the Dark Iron Highway, a stunning feat of dwarven engineering carved into Blackrock Depths. Ragnaros pulled the giant from the heart of the Firelands to guard a massive sealed door at one end of the highway. According to legend, only the Firelord and the Dark Iron clan's highest-ranking members know what lies beyond the mysterious gate.

General Angerforge
Through a lifetime of study, General Angerforge has become an expert on dwarven military history and tactics. He recently incurred Emperor Dagran Thaurissan's fury by writing a scathing treatise on his clan's failures in past conflicts. This political blunder aside, Angerforge is a Dark Iron to his core. He will bleed--and die, if necessary--to protect his people and his emperor.

Golem Lord Argelmach
Argelmach's lifelong obsession with immortality drove him to forge enchanted constructs in his own image. Rumor has it that he has also dabbled in some form of black magic that would allow the golem lord's new creations to act as vessels for his spirit should his flesh-and-blood body be destroyed.
Guzzler

Phalanx
Until recently, drunken brawls raged within the Grim Guzzler on an almost daily basis. Barkeep Plugger Spazzring has reduced the frequency of these scuffles with Phalanx, a mighty golem bouncer programmed to maintain order in the tavern and eliminate raucous patrons with extreme force.

Ambassador Flamelash
For his unwavering service to Ragnaros, Flamelash ascended to the rank of ambassador to the Dark Iron clan. This depraved being initially despised his dwarven allies, but he has come to respect their penchant for destruction.
Panzor the Invincible
Chest of The Seven

Magmus
Ambassador Flamelash charged the molten giant Magmus with guarding Emperor Dagran Thaurissan's throne room, but not even this act put the Dark Iron ruler's concerns to rest. Ever fearful of assassins, the emperor also granted Magmus control over a series of fire-breathing statues outside his royal chambers.
Princess Moira Bronzebeard

Emperor Dagran Thaurissan
Emperor Dagran Thaurissan rules alongside Princess Moira of the rival Bronzebeard clan. Debate rages over whether the emperor ensorcelled his bride or she willingly joined him. Whatever the truth, Thaurissan's continued presence bodes ill for the future of his clan. So long as he lives, the Dark Irons will remain pawns of Ragnaros, and a dire threat to kingdoms throughout Azeroth.
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What each enemy drops
Burning Felguard
Spirestone Butcher

Highlord Omokk
Omokk rules over the spire's ogres with an iron fist. Many underlings have challenged him to single combat in the hopes of seizing the highlord's title, but all have fallen without landing a solitary blow. This mysterious phenomenon has led to rumors that dark magic is protecting Omokk.
Spirestone Battle Lord
Spirestone Lord Magus

Shadow Hunter Vosh'gajin
Vosh'gajin is renowned for her beauty--and psychotic tendencies--among the trolls. A master of the shadow hunter arts, she wields formidable hexes, curses, and healing magics.

War Master Voone
During the Second War, Voone led small strike teams on daring missions into the heart of high elven territory. The cunning troll joined the false Horde because he wanted to be its chief strategist, not because he believed in Blackhand's ideology. Voone sees the splinter faction as an underdog, and he enjoys the satisfaction of overcoming insurmountable odds.
Bannok Grimaxe

Mother Smolderweb
Centuries ago, the Dark Iron dwarves dug into the lair of Mother Smolderweb, releasing the massive arachnid into the spire's halls. Her brood has continued to swell in number since that time, so much so that even Blackhand's forces fear traveling through Smolderweb's domain.
Crystal Fang

Urok Doomhowl
Doomhowl is the true leader of the spire's ogres. This sinister figure has charmed his trusted aid, Highlord Omokk, with insidious magic to control Doomhowl's minions in his stead. He has gone to great lengths to keep up this charade, ruthlessly killing any ogres who challenge the highlord's rule.

Quartermaster Zigris
After the First War, the orc hunter Zigris became infamous for tracking down Stormwind refugees and slaughtering them like game. He loathes Blackrock Spire's claustrophobic halls, but he is certain a day will come when he'll hunt in the open air again.

Halycon
Halycon comes from a long line of great worgs bred for their ferocity and loyalty. Over the years, the den mother has produced an astonishing number of savage offspring. Rumors have spread that she is a demonic hound gifted to Rend Blackhand by a pit lord of the Burning Legion.

Gizrul the Slavener
Very few of the Dark Horde have seen the reclusive and unpredictable Gizrul. The beast emerges from his shadowy den only when his mate, Halycon, calls to him. The two monstrous creatures have produced some of the largest--and most ferocious--worgs ever bred in orcish history.
Ghok Bashguud

Overlord Wyrmthalak
The black dragonspawn Wyrmthalak oversees the lower spire's forces as they prepare for their assault against the dwarves. He has no love for the false Horde or its brutish members, and he will sacrifice any number of Blackhand's minions to protect his master, Nefarian.
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Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops
Pusillin

Zevrim Thornhoof
Desperate to show his worth to the Burning Legion, Zevrim Thornhoof told his masters he could enslave the formidable ancients who still roamed Dire Maul. When his own power proved insufficient, Thornhoof turned to other living creatures for additional energy, butchering them atop his sacrificial altar and harvesting their essence in their final, agonizing moments.

Hydrospawn
When the satyr Zevrim Thornhoof sought to control the elementals in Dire Maul, he focused on Hydrospawn, who calmly resided in the pool beneath his altar. As he performed his profane sacrificial rituals, the elemental grew agitated and restless, striking out at Thornhoof's demonic minions. As the years passed, Thornhoof used his victims' energies to whip Hydrospawn into unbridled fury, little by little binding its will to the satyr's commands.

Lethtendris
Dire Maul's warped energy drew Lethtendris from afar, giving her hope of satisfying her unbearable craving for arcane magic. Using the sinews and ligaments of sacrificial victims, she constructed a web to siphon the corrupt power out of the east wing. To her delight, she discovered that the device has the capacity to gather vast reserves of overwhelming strength, enough to destroy all of her enemies.

Alzzin the Wildshaper
Alzzin the Wildshaper seeks nothing less than the total corruption of Feralas, but until he discovered the Shrine of Eldretharr in Dire Maul, he had little success. With the power of enslaved ancients at his command, Alzzin concentrated the vitality of the surrounding forest into his lair, allowing him to manipulate it at will.
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Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
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Blizzard has not named its bosses yet and the beta client does not ship them.
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Open its pageWhat each enemy drops
Blood Steward of Kirtonos
Kirtonos the Herald

Jandice Barov

Rattlegore
Death Knight Darkreaver
Marduk Blackpool
Vectus
Ras Frostwhisper
Instructor Malicia
Doctor Theolen Krastinov
Lorekeeper Polkelt
The Ravenian
Lord Alexei Barov
Lady Illucia Barov

Darkmaster Gandling
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Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
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What each enemy drops

Tendris Warpwood
Tendris Warpwood was a staunch defender of Eldre'Thalas, his heart inexorably entwined with the fate of the city. When the Sundering shattered the land, his resolve never wavered, but as corruption seeped into the ruins over the next 10,000 years, so too did it infect the ancient's spirit.

Illyanna Ravenoak
Illyanna Ravenoak, along with her faithful companion Ferra, was once Prince Tortheldrin's most valued hunter, until she refused to carry out her leader's order to execute her friends. As punishment, he killed Illyanna and her bear, but he used his demonic power to bind their spirits to their bodies, condemning them to remain in Dire Maul as undead protectors.

Magister Kalendris
When Prince Tortheldrin demanded the slaughter of the majority of his subjects, his most loyal lieutenants were tasked with executing his will. Magister Kalendris murdered many unsuspecting Shen'dralar without hesitation, but one of the doomed elves mortally wounded him during a destructive battle. Despite his demise, Kalendris's spirit still roams Dire Maul as a defender of Tortheldrin's rule.
Tsu'zee

Immol'thar
In a desperate bid to restore the power and immortality they lost when the Well of Eternity was destroyed, the Shen'dralar summoned a demon into the western wing of Dire Maul and captured him within a force field, allowing them to use the void terror's energy for their own spells. Unable to fight back or even move for nearly 10,000 years, Immol'thar could only watch and wait for the day he might break free and rend the flesh of his captors.

Prince Tortheldrin
After the Well of Eternity's destruction, Prince Tortheldrin maintained control over the surviving Shen'dralar by imprisoning a demon in the ruins of Eldre'Thalas and letting his subjects siphon its strength. The exposure to demonic power twisted Tortheldrin's mind, and when the creature faltered, the prince ordered the deaths of many of his vassals so only he and his most fanatical followers would be left to enjoy the corrupt energy.
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Shen'dralar Provisioner
Lord Hel'nurath
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
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What each enemy drops

Guard Mol'dar
Mol'dar is a zealously loyal guard from the Gordok ogres. He is convinced King Gordok gifted him with a pair of enchanted gauntlets that have enabled him to become his people's arm wrestling champion for six years running. In truth, King Gordok threw the powerful armor away; Mol'dar simply found it first.

Stomper Kreeg
On more than one occasion, skulking assassins have met their doom after accidentally disturbing Kreeg's ale mug. Though he's often passed out drunk on duty, nothing rouses the ogre into a berserker fury faster than the sound of his precious drink splattering on the stone floor.

Guard Fengus
Ever since Cho'Rush the Observer told him he was destined to meet a mate while on duty, Fengus has spent almost every waking moment patrolling Gordok territory.

Guard Slip'kik
Some might think Slip'kik is merely cautious, but he's also lazy. Rather than challenge King Gordok directly, Slip'kik tinkers with traps and old, broken magical devices, hoping to eventually deliver a coup de grace without an ounce of risk or a drop of sweat.
Knot Thimblejack's Cache

Captain Kromcrush
Even among ogres, Captain Kromcrush is infamous for his hair-trigger rage toward anyone who dares to insult him or King Gordok. He crushes dissent ruthlessly, but he has still less patience for those who continue to spread the rumor of his torrid affair with a gnoll long ago.

Cho'Rush the Observer
Cho'Rush doesn't usually take sides, but when Ulrok was rising to power, it was clear there was nobody who could challenge him. The king quickly appointed Cho'Rush as his chief advisor, believing that his twin heads would make him twice as resourceful as the average ogre.

King Gordok
To rule the Gordok ogres, one must simply proclaim oneself king... and then destroy all who might disagree. King Gordok--then merely known as Ulrok--solidified his power by convincing a dozen of his people's strongest warriors to challenge the king at the same time. The wild melee left most of the contestants dead or wounded, and Ulrok's blade easily cut down the survivors and the battle-weary king. To this day, Gordok ogres speak in hushed tones about the "Day of Da Blood."
Tribute
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Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
What each enemy drops
Skul
Stratholme Courier

Hearthsinger Forresten
The Culling of Stratholme claimed the lives of innumerable people whose only crime was being in the doomed city. A traveling singer and piccolo player named Forresten was one such victim. He continues to wander the city in death, unable to accept his tragic fate.

The Unforgiven
Lylia was a blade of righteousness among her people. After Arthas commanded his forces to purge the city, her sanity was ripped apart from seeing countless innocents die by her hand. She fell on her sword to escape the madness around her, and she now exists as a spectral being forever denied absolution for her heinous acts.

Postmaster Malown
Malown didn't become the Postmaster by not caring about the mail. Even in his current state he is dedicated to maintaining the stability of the postal system. Should that system be disrupted to the point of threatening instability, Malown might just have to take matters into his own hands.

Timmy the Cruel
Timmison was infamous for his savagery on the field of battle. Some speculate his sadism stemmed from the ceaseless bullying he endured as a child. Now reborn as a Scourge monstrosity, his mind shattered, he is tormented by those memories, causing him to answer to the name he once loathed: Timmy.
Malor the Zealous
Crimson Hammersmith
Cannon Master Willey
Archivist Galford

Balnazzar
Balnazzar has never tasted true death, but he has suffered bitter defeat. After the Cataclysm rocked the world, he slaughtered the Scarlet Crusaders in Stratholme and transformed them into the undead creatures they once hated. The dreadlord now plots his machinations for vengeance upon Azeroth.
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Magistrate Barthilas
Barthilas was among those innocents purged by Arthas and his forces during the Culling of Stratholme. The Lich King eventually raised the former magistrate from the grave and commanded the hulking undead monstrosity to guard his ruined home.
Stonespine

Baroness Anastari
While she lived, Anastari took what she wanted, no matter the cost. Death has done little to change that. Her soul ripped from her body, Anastari became a banshee, and she has abandoned her love of material trinkets in favor of possessions of a far more sinister kind.
Black Guard Swordsmith

Nerub'enkan
Nerub'enkan was a fearsome warrior during the War of the Spider. Ultimately, she succumbed to her wounds and was raised into undeath as an obedient minion of the Scourge. Now the nerubian guards a ziggurat in Stratholme as fiercely as she defended her home in life.

Maleki the Pallid
Maleki was among the first to join the Cult of the Damned, showing tremendous aptitude in harnessing the chill of the grave. Driven by an insatiable desire for power, the mage fervently hones his skills in dark magic to prepare for when he will be remade as a lich.

Ramstein the Gorger
Ramstein is one of the Scourge's most infamous abominations, a horror stitched together from numerous corpses and empowered by a ceaseless hunger. This monster committed unspeakable atrocities on countless innocent souls when Scourge forces overran Stratholme.
Baron Rivendare
What each boss drops: Wowhead’s Forever database and the community reference (foreverchanges.pro), with what has been seen dropping in the beta; names and quality from the client when it has them. No drop rates: the ones out there are Classic’s, not the beta’s.
Levels and bosses: beta client (group finder).
Boss portraits and descriptions: Blizzard's official dungeon journal (current-game models). In dungeons Blizzard rebuilt after Classic we only show the portrait, since its text tells the new story.
Blizzard has not named its bosses yet and the beta client does not ship them.
Levels: Blizzard.
Open its pageClassic ones come from the beta client (build 1.60.1.70009, group finder and encounter tables, via wago.tools). New ones carry the range Blizzard published: the beta client does not ship half of them yet. Wings that share a map (Blackrock Spire, Dire Maul) are split as in Classic.

Alliance dungeon (13-18) beneath Ironforge: the resting place of the dwarven monarchs of old, broken into by intruders.

Horde dungeon (15-20) in Lordaeron's old capital: help the Forsaken reclaim the city while a necromancer plans an attack.


A dungeon in the city of Dalaran, its barrier gone: backfiring enchantments, arcane constructs and demonic energy.


A huge outdoor ogre dungeon in Riverglades, pitched as an alternative to Scarlet Monastery runs.



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