Just three days after the release of World of Warcraft: Shadowlands, a group has not only defeated all mythic dungeons but also completed all achievements there. This rewards them as the first with a cool new mount.
What kind of achievement is this? The “Glory of the Shadowlands Hero” is a meta-achievement for which you must complete all possible achievements in the eight dungeons of the new expansion Shadowlands.
What makes it so special? The tricky part is that these achievements can only be completed on mythic difficulty – the highest difficulty for dungeons available at launch. For heroic dungeons, you should already have an item level of around 155, and even more for mythic dungeons.
Currently, mythic dungeons grant the highest loot. Players would have to complete the achievements while they are still gathering gear and while others are still leveling up. After all, not everyone is level 60 after just three hours.
However, a group of players has completed all mythic achievements just three days after release. In a conversation with wowhead , the five revealed which achievements were the hardest for them.
The hardest achievements in mythic dungeons
This is what they found particularly difficult: The group’s druid, Dirtyb, mentions four achievements that were particularly tough. They are:
- Death Blow in the Plague Depths: Defeat General Kaal while “Slam” is active. The buff is only available if you click a lantern before the fight that deals 1,800 damage per second.
- Slime Ride in Plaguefall: Defeat all bosses while the effect “Plaguefall” is active. The debuff reduces speed by 10% and movement speed by 45%.
- Remnants of Evil in the Plague Depths: Defeat 8 miserable captives with the effect “Remnants”. This effect also deals high damage to players.
- ExSPEARted in the Pinnacles of Ascension: Hit Devos, the Paragon of Doubt, with five Spear of Duty. There apparently are bugs causing hits not to be counted correctly.
For completing all these achievements, they were rewarded with the mount “Greedy Gut.”
How did they do it? The group consists of two hunters, one demon hunter, one rogue, and one druid. This gives them a strong damage class that also ranks high in the DPS rankings for Shadowlands.
However, they had to be clever with some achievements. For one boss in Plaguefall, for example, they skipped a healer and went into the fight with four DPS. At another point, they had to swap a player to bring in a second hybrid class.
This shows that a lot of planning is behind it. Even though the group needed just three days, it probably wasn’t easy for them. The choice of the right covenant certainly also helped them. The two hunters, for example, belong to the Night Fae, the strongest covenant for all hunters.
