Onyxia’s Lair (WoW Forever)

Onyxia’s Lair is the 40-player dragon raid in Dustwallow Marsh and part of the WoW Forever raid release on 9 December 2026. The seller’s raid crews already have the numbers to clear it, so you get the kill and loot without organising a 40-player roster.

What you get

• A clean Onyxia kill by an experienced raid team.
• A chance at Tier 1 set pieces from the boss.
• A shot at the Head of Onyxia, guaranteed if you pick Full Loot Priority.
• Every item and resource picked up while the order is being completed.

How it works

1. Choose loot option, method and server type.
2. Set the number of runs and speed.
3. The seller’s team keeps you updated through the run.
4. You can play along, sit back, or watch through remote screen sharing, depending on the method.

Requirements

• A level 60 character.
• Onyxia’s Lair Attunement completed on that character, or add it as an extra.
• For the attunement, the Drakefire Amulet must be in your bags according to Blizzard’s entry rule.

Timing

Nothing can start before the raids unlock on 9 December 2026, and Blizzard plans weekly resets. After that, a manager confirms the schedule with you; the seller does not publish a fixed duration.

Options explained

• Loot options: Group loot, or Full loot priority, which guarantees the Head of Onyxia.
• Boost method: Self-play, Piloted or Self-play Remote.
• Ruleset / server type: PvE, PvP, RP or RPPvP. It must match your character, because groups never mix rulesets and Alliance and Horde characters cannot group.
• Extras: the Onyxia’s Lair Attunement questline can be added to the order.
• Number of runs: multiple runs in one order.
• Speed: Normal, Express or Super Express.

Before you order

• The attunement questline has 10 steps for Alliance (Blackrock Depths, then Upper Blackrock Spire) and 12 for Horde (Lower and Upper Blackrock Spire).
• Fire resistance is advised for the fight, which is a heavy fire damage encounter in three phases.
• Piloted means a booster plays your character, which Blizzard’s terms of service do not allow and which carries some risk for the account; self-play keeps the login with you.