Gruul’s Lair Carry

Gruul’s Lair is a 25-player raid with two bosses, High King Maulgar and Gruul the Dragonkiller, north of Ruuan Weald in Blade’s Edge Mountains. It opened Phase 1 raiding on the Anniversary realms on 19 February 2026. The seller’s team clears it on your character.

What you get

• A full clear of both bosses, with Maulgar fought together with his council of Kiggler the Crazed, Blindeye the Seer, Olm the Summoner and Krosh Firehand.
• Your chosen loot option: one guaranteed item or Full Loot Priority.
• A chance at Tier 4 set pieces.
• The Dragonspine Trophy, an epic trinket from Gruul, as an add-on.

How it works

1. Choose realm, method and loot option.
2. Add extras and the number of runs.
3. The manager confirms details.
4. The team takes down both bosses.

Requirements

• A level 70 character. Entry starts at level 65, only in a raid group.
• No attunement is needed.
• An active World of Warcraft account.

Timing

The seller says work on your order usually starts within 10 to 15 minutes after the details are confirmed with the manager. How long the raid itself takes is not published. The raid lockout is one week.

Options explained

• Loot options: 1 Item Guaranteed or Full Loot Priority, which gives you every drop that suits your class and spec.
• Extras: Tier 4 Set, for the complete set, and the Dragonspine Trophy, a trinket aimed at melee damage dealers.
• Completion method: Self-play or Piloted.
• Your server: Thunderstrike or Spineshatter, Alliance or Horde, so the run is arranged on the right side.
• Number of runs: from 1 to 15 in one order.
• Speed: Normal, Express or Super Express.

Before you order

• Because of the one-week lockout, multiple runs in a week depend on how the seller arranges them with you; ask the manager.
• Gruul holds the Earthen Signet needed for the Serpentshrine Cavern attunement, which is a reason some players run it.
• Blizzard has announced that every boss here will drop Badges of Justice with the Zul’Aman update.
• 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.