Mage Tower Guides

The Mage Tower has returned in Patch 10.0.5 after an extended maintenance. The challenges have been scaled up for current content. However, no new rewards have been introduced.

Mage Tower is a feature from Legion brought back in Shadowlands In Patch 9.1.5.

Azeroth's champions can enter the updated Mage Tower to complete 7 challenges for various rewards.

The Mage Tower works similarly to how it did during Legion. The original 7 different challenges (grouped by your specialization's role) are available to try repeatedly.

The Mage Tower is available permanently and not tied to Legion Timewalking.

You can find the Mage Tower at Deliverance Point (Broken Shore). The easiest way to get there is by using your Dalaran Hearthstone.

Talk to War Councilor Victoria at the Deliverance Point on the Broken Shore to enter the Mage Tower.

All characters that enter the Timewalking Mage Tower will have their Level and gear item level scaled down to 45 and 120, respectively.

Borrowed power systems from previous expansions are banned from the Mage Tower and will not work. This includes Legendary Powers and Dragonflight Tier Set bonuses.

Item procs from previous expansions, like the 10-15% primary stat increase from Spellbound Runic Band of Unrelenting Slaughter from Warlords of Draenor and Wrathion's sockets from Mists of Pandaria ( Capacitive Primal Diamond, Courageous Primal Diamond, Indomitable Primal Diamond, and Sinister Primal Diamond) will not work in the Mage Tower either.

In total, there are 7 different challenges (grouped by your specialization's role) in the Timewalking Mage Tower.

Each challenge comprises a series of solo encounters that must be completely survived to earn rewards. However, they do not require that you have an Artifact, or even that you originally played Legion.

We have a dedicated guide for every challenge available on separate pages linked below.

• "Closing the Eye" for Arms Warrior, Frost Death Knight, Havoc Demon Hunter, Survival Hunter, and Subtlety Rogue.
• "An Impossible Foe" for Elemental Shaman, Feral Druid, Fire Mage, Fury Warrior, Outlaw Rogue, and Unholy Death Knight.
• "The God-Queen's Fury" for Arcane Mage, Assassination Rogue, Demonology Warlock, Enhancement Shaman, and Retribution Paladin.
• "Feltotem's Fall" for Beast Mastery Hunter, Destruction Warlock, Discipline Priest, and Windwalker Monk.
• "The Highlord's Return" for Blood Death Knight, Brewmaster Monk, Guardian Druid, Protection Paladin, Protection Warrior, and Vengeance Demon Hunter.
• "End of the Risen Threat" for Holy Priest, Holy Paladin, Mistweaver Monk, Restoration Druid, and Restoration Shaman.
• "Thwarting the Twins" for Affliction Warlock, Balance Druid, Frost Mage, Marksmanship Hunter, and Shadow Priest.

Even though the Mage Tower challenges are the same as those players experienced in Legion, the rewards are different. While old rewards like Artifact tints will not be returning, players can obtain Legion-themed armor sets, a new mount, and Druids will be able to get a Guardian Druid Fel Werebear Form.

Players who complete a Mage Tower challenge will receive a new recolor of the Mythic Tomb of Sargeras Tier 20 Set.

You will find a preview of all the sets you can obtain in our news post .

Guardian Druids who complete the tank challenge will receive a new tint of the Bear Form named Fel Werebear.

A Tour of Towers is an achievement that requires you to complete every unique challenge available at the Mage Tower. It rewards the Mage-Bound Spelltome.

Thank you to Reddit user tehbzshadow for the screenshot.

While the Tower Overwhelming achievement does not reward anything, it mostly caters to players who like to push themselves beyond their limits. To earn it, you must complete every challenge at the Mage Tower across all classes and specializations.