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Raid dungeons

Ruins of Ahn'Qiraj
Molten Core
Blackwing Lair
Temple of Ahn'Qiraj

10
40
40
40

60
60
60
60

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Karazhan
Gruul's Lair
Magtheridon's Lair
Serpentshrine Cavern
The Eye
Battle for Mount Hyjal
Black Temple
Sunwell Plateau

10
25
25
25
25
25
25
25

70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70

Loot
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Naxxramas
The Eye of Eternity
Vault of Archavon
The Obsidian Sanctum
Ulduar
Trial of the Crusader
Onyxia's Lair
Icecrown Citadel
The Ruby Sanctum

10/25
10/25
10/25
10/25
10/25
10/25
10/25
10/25
10/25

80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80

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Baradin Hold
Bastion of Twilight
Throne of the Four Winds
Blackwing Descent
Firelands
Dragon Soul

10/25
10/25
10/25
10/25
10/25
10/25

85
85
85
85
85
85

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Mogu'shan Vaults
Heart of Fear
Terrace of Endless Spring
Throne of Thunder
Siege of Orgrimmar

10/25
10/25
10/25
10/25
10-30/25

90
90
90
90
90

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Highmaul
Blackrock Foundry
Hellfire Citadel

10-30/20
10-30/20
10-30/20

100
100
100

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Emerald Nightmare
Trial of Valor
The Nighthold
Tomb of Sargeras
Antorus

10-30/20
10-30/20
10-30/20
10-30/20
10-30/20

110
110
110
110
110

Loot
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Uldir
Battle of Dazar'alor
Crucible of Storms
The Eternal Palace

10-30/20
10-30/20
10-30/20
10-30/20

120
120
120
120

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“Leading a raid can be like herding cats, but by the graces, they're your cats.”

— Stylean Silversteel

Raidsgroups are a way to have parties of more than 5 and up to 40 people, divided into up to 8 groups of up to 5 players. The terms 'raid' and 'raiding' primarily and traditionally refer to PvE raid-specific instances. Raid instances require playing as a team, and are designed to be the most challenging and entertaining PvE content available in the game.

As party leader, a player can convert their group into a raid group by accessing the 'Social' Panel, selecting 'Raid', and choosing 'Convert Group to Raid.' You can do this also by right-clicking your character portrait and selecting 'Convert Group to Raid' from the menu. From then on, any new players invited to the group will join the raid group (up to a maximum of 40). This requires at least 2 people (ie. a party). A person alone cannot form a raid group.

While in a raid group, players do not receive credit for completing quest objectives unless the quest calls for a raid. Players also receive an experience reduction for any mob killed while in a raid group. These are to prevent players from creating very large groups in order to complete normal quests or other game content intended for parties of 5 or fewer.

Players need to be at least level 10 to join a raid group, though actual raids begin at level 60.

Instances requiring a raid are subject to a raid timer, which means that defeated bosses within the instance will remain so until the instance is reset (typically once a week).

The intended number of players for a raid instance has varied greatly in the past, with the most extreme setup being 40-man raids, eg. Molten Core and others in vanilla-eraWoW. Since Wrath of the Lich King, all new raids have been introduced in a 10-player and a 25-player version. In Mists of Pandaria, Flexible Raiding was introduced with the Siege of Orgrimmar, allowing anywhere between 10 and 25 players, and in Warlords of Draenor, the flexible scaling technology expanded to all difficulties except Mythic, which is 20-man only.

1Raiding as end-game content
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Raiding as end-game content

Raids are designed as activities for people whose characters have reached the maximum level. As the game does not permit further increase of skills, or introduce new abilities, the only avenues remaining to enhance a character lay in better gear and other rewards only found in raid instances.

Almost all raid events and bosses require that the raid members have particular levels of gear and skill, expressed as dps, damage mitigation, and/or healing ability. In addition, a majority of such bosses also require the group use particular, sometimes unique tactics. While occasionally those tactics mirror those used by smaller groups, they often require things that smaller groups simply don't have the diversity to do.

Given these unique requirements, most raid boss encounters require some amount of practice to defeat. Sometimes the peculiarities of a boss encounter are such that being vastly overgeared/overlevel will not permit the raid to ignore the designed tactics.

Raiding guilds are guilds that devote some or all of their collective time to playing in raid instances, defeating (or practicing to defeat) raid encounters. They have the advantage of being able to get to know the abilities (or lack thereof) of their various members, and adjust their tactics accordingly. They also have a shared investment in the success of not just that raid, but future raids as well, a feature that 'pick up raids' lack.

Raiding guilds often use additional measures to enhance their chances of success, notably Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) software, and particular addons that provide timing, threat, and other services not available in the base WoW client.

Raiding guilds and time commitment

There is some academic discussion about the concept of raids as they currently are designed in major graphical MMOs, primarily centered on how much of a player's time they consume. A typical World of Warcraft raid can take 3-4 hours once the group is able to complete it, and can take much more time over many sessions to get to that point. Basically, that it can take up as much of one's time as permitted. Generally, though, practical considerations (work/school schedules, fatigue, etc) will place limits on how much time a group spends raiding.

One of the more extreme examples in the history of MMOs is a Final Fantasy XI raid that lasted 18 hours before the players decided to quit.^[1]. Many boss fights in World of Warcraft contain an enrage timer to ensure that a single fight does not last too long.

Given the amount of time involved to be successful, there are some game developers and academics that feel that raiding can be a focus for obsession, impacting a person's ability to care about real life goals and accomplishments.^[2] Players should be aware of these factors when deciding if they want to get into raiding or towhat extent they want to get into raiding.

Starting a raid

The leader of a party can convert the group to a raid by clicking the 'Convert to Raid' button in the Group window. At this point it becomes a 'group of parties' with up to 8 parties, each with 5 characters. The leader of the raid can drag characters between groups to move them to different parties; this was traditionally done to achieve some strategic goal such as distributing shamans and paladins to share totems and auras or warriors with rogues for [Battle Shout] but Blizzard has phased out this strategy. The leader can promote other characters, which gives them the abilities to invite and kick from the raid and also use the broadcast raid warnings (using the '/rw' command). A good site to use to determine appropriate raid makeup is http://raidcomp.mmo-champion.com/.

See Raiding for newbies for further details.

Raid mods

Main article: Raid AddOns

There have been many mods produced specifically for raiding.

Raid instances

Kalimdor

10-player

Ruins of Ahn'Qiraj (Added as 20-man in 1.9.0, reduced to 10 in )

25-player

40-player

Onyxia's Lair (removed and replaced with a new, retuned version for 10-25 level 80 characters in 3.2.2)
Temple of Ahn'Qiraj (1.9.0)

10 and 25-player

Onyxia's Lair (3.2.2)
Dragon Soul (4.3.0)

10-30/20-player

Ny'alotha, the Waking City (8.3.0)

Eastern Kingdoms

10-player

Lower Blackrock Spire (changed to 5 man dungeon in Cata)
Upper Blackrock Spire (changed to 5 man dungeon in Cata, revamped and heroic mode added in WoD)
Zul'Aman (2.3.0) (changed to 5 man dungeon in Cata)

20-player

Zul'Gurub (1.7.0) (changed to 5 man dungeon in Cata)

25-player

Sunwell Plateau (2.4.0)

40-player

Blackwing Lair (1.6.0)
Naxxramas (1.11.0) (removed in Wrath)

10 and 25-player

Baradin Hold (second and third boss added in 4.2 and 4.3)

Outland

25-player

Black Temple (2.1.0)

Northrend

10 and 25-player

Vault of Archavon (second, third and fourth boss added in 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3.2)
Ulduar (3.1.0)
Trial of the Crusader and Trial of the Grand Crusader (3.2.0)
Icecrown Citadel (3.3.0)
The Ruby Sanctum (3.3.5)

Elemental Plane

10 and 25-player

Firelands (4.2.0)

Pandaria

10 and 25-player

Throne of Thunder (5.2.0)

10-30/20-player

Siege of Orgrimmar (5.4.0)

10-30/20-player

Ny'alotha, the Waking City (8.3.0)

Draenor

10-30/20-player

Hellfire Citadel (6.2.0)

Broken Isles

10-30/20-player

Trial of Valor (7.1.0)
Tomb of Sargeras (7.2.0)

Argus

10-30/20-player

Antorus, the Burning Throne (7.3.0)

Zandalar

10-30/20-player

Battle of Dazar'alor (8.1.0)

Kul Tiras

10-30/20-player

Crucible of Storms (8.1.0)

Nazjatar

10-30/20-player

The Eternal Palace (8.2.0)

Patch changes

Patch 5.1.0 (2012-11-27): Raid groups are no longer necessary to enter pre-Mists of Pandaria raid dungeons. Enemies in these raids that previously required more than one player to defeat are now more easily dealt with by players battling alone.

References

^Final Fantasy XI Guild Spends 18 Hours Fighting Boss, Suffers Physical Torment
^Raiding Provides a False, Deceptive Sense of Real Accomplishment

External links

Info on the official WoW site:

Retrieved from 'https://wow.gamepedia.com/Raid?oldid=5612018'

19-Nov-16: v1.25

[Achievement] Added tracking for the 4 PvP world quests required for 'Free For All, More For Me'
[Bug] Fix for 'SetClosestWaypoint' errors
[Bug] Fix for enigmaticHUD trying to find player locations at the wrong times (caused error in raids)

12-Nov-16: v1.24

[TomTom] Some waypoint exception changes/additions (inc ticket #8)
[Bug] Possible fix for ticket #9
[Bug] Fix for ticket #10

26-Oct-16: v1.23

[Bug] Added one more catch for quests with no expiry time (ticket #7)
[Bug] Fixed average displays for World Quests that reward Honor

26-Oct-16: v1.22

TOC update for 7.1.0
[TomTom] Some waypoint exception changes
[Bug] Blizzard removed 'TitleRegion' from frames - recoded dragging
[Bug] Updated critera ID's for Pet/Fishing achievements that changed in 7.1.0
[Bug] Fixed sticky 'Alt-Click' issue when using conflicting addons
[Bug] Added catch for quests with no objectives or expiry times (not sure why they exist)

21-Oct-16: v1.21

[Reputation] Now shows rep on faction insignia (Optional)
[Reputation] Now shows alts reps on faction BOA insignia (Optional)
[Reputation] Now shows current rep on Emissary quest tooltips
[Achievement] Now shows progress to 'Fishing 'round the Isles' on fishing world quests that you don't have credit for
[Bug]Hopefully fixed cause of ticket #6

14-Oct-16: v1.20

NEW: Enigmatic helper (Optional)
[Enigmatic helper] When on the quest Enigmatic, a frame appears with all the possible paths (13 at this point, all thanks to Wowhead user varenne)
[Enigmatic helper] Clicking on the path you see opens a second frame, 'Enigmatic HUD' (Optional)
[Enigmatic helper] Keep the player arrow within the path of the Enigmatic HUD to complete the quest!
[Enigmatic helper] If you have the Enigmatic HUD off, just click the path you see to set as your reminder
[Enigmatic helper] Sizes, layouts and positions are configurable
[TomTom] Waypoints now remove once you get to the quest area, unless they are exceptions
[TomTom] Most exception waypoints stay on quest pick up unless specified, let me know if you see some that should get removed
[TomTom] Waypoints are now only up if the quest is being tracked (so shift click to have multiple)
[Conflict] Alt clicking World Quests in 'Angry Worlds Quests' list now opens the quest note frame (if enabled)
[Core] Fixed finding unseen world quests from other zones (which can be done using other addons)

7-Oct-16: v1.19

Fixed incorrect quest/waypoint association
Fixed waypoint zones on exception waypoints when using other addons to set them from other zones

7-Oct-16: v1.18

Pushed as release as my Ley Race error was actually a fatal one

7-Oct-16: v1.17.1b

Fixed an error that was preventing the Ley Race waypoints from appearing

6-Oct-16: v1.17

Adds waypoints for Ley Races (Optional)
Fixed wrong waypoints when selecting world quests from other zones (which can be done using other addons)

4-Oct-16: v1.16

Now hides small gold rewards - who cares about the 1g83s50c anyway? (Optional)
Fixed secondary rep display if primary was capped

30-Sep-16: v1.15

Should now work for all localizations (Translations still required)
Used as many of Blizzards global strings as I could to help with translations
Started frame work for translations
Option to hide factions at exalted... now hides factions at exalted (instead of capped)

28-Sep-16: v1.14.2b

Testing potential localization solution (revert to previous build if it fails)
Fixed Eye of Azshara zone quest detection (fyi - wowpedia has the wrong MapId listed)

26-Sep-16: v1.14.1b

Temporary fix for other locales (Except for the pet achievement info - still to come)

26-Sep-16: v1.14

You can now also click in the '[Quest] completed in...' link to edit it's note/time
Option added: Show/Hide times and reward per minute
Option added: Show/Hide factions once exalted
Option added: Show/Hide current reputation beside faction names
Waypoints related to the current quest and are still up should once again hide on completion
Fixed an error that was showing the wrong rep value when 2 reps were on the tooltip
[Battle on the Broken Isles] now hides once complete (was showing 0/30 instead)

24-Sep-16: v1.13

Fully operational again?

24-Sep-16: v1.121

Nope, not sorted. Disabled note feature - proper fix soon

24-Sep-16: v1.12

Ok. Now it's sorted. I think. Sorry.

24-Sep-16: v1.11

Potentially critical bug fix - whoops.