Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr Dungeon Guide: Location, Boss Strategies, Trash, and Loot

Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr is a dungeon located in the Badlands, with its entrance just above the original Uldaman dungeon. The guide will focus on an extensive dungeon overview, providing vital information to complete it across all difficulties (Normal, Heroic, and Mythic). We will cover all 5 boss fights, along with the most notable trash enemies in the dungeon and their abilities. If you would like to learn about the other Season 4 dungeons or the upcoming Mythic+ season instead, please see our overviews linked below. Otherwise, without further ado, let us begin!

Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr offers 3 unique checkpoints, each of them triggered by activating a Neglected Mole Machine. When you die and Release Spirit, just on the right as you respawn, you will see the initial Neglected Mole Machine; the further you progress into the dungeon, the more teleport options you can have. Here is how to unlock them and their location on the maps below (each marked with a red dot):

• Upon defeating Bromach, just to the right, you will see the first checkpoint, named "Alpha".
• The second checkpoint will be available after defeating Emberon; it is located inside the cave that you have previously "cleared" of Skittering Crawlers and Cavern Seekers, named "Beta.
• The last checkpoint will be located at the end of The Earthworks area, just before entering toward the last pack of Ebonstone Golem. The teleport does not activate until you first pull Chrono-Lord Deios.

There is an Mining profession bonus in this dungeon granting you Lost Tome of Tyr stackable buff that persists through death. There are 3 tomes, and they are located throughout the whole dungeon. Below you can find more information on how you can acquire it and where exactly it is located:

• There are 3x Crumbling Rock Vein in the whole dungeon (see the yellow marks in the map above). One at the start of the dungeon, one just right from the first boss, and the last one to the left of the second boss.
• First, you must have at least 25 skill in Dragon Isles Mining to "mine" the Crumbling Rock Vein (look at the rock above).
• Only one member from your team is required to interact with Crumbling Rock Vein, after which you will be able to loot the Lost Tome of Tyr, which will grant you a 10% out-of-combat movement speed STACKABLE buff.
• The buff will save you time throughout the whole key, as mounts cannot be used here.

• Beware of Stonevault Geomancers, as the Stone Spike and Chain Lightning (much more important) must be interrupted.
• Vicious Basilisk is a simple mob, yet dangerous enough not to be underestimated. Their signature-ability — the (non-interruptible) Chomp — goes on the highest threat target and leaves a Bleed effect on them. You cannot out-range it as it will recast, so take it and use mitigation. It is important to stop the Spiked Carapace cast, as it reflects damage once they have the buff. You can use any Purge effects on it to remove it otherwise.
• Finally, HulkingBerserker, will occasionally cast Diseased Bite on the highest threat target (removable with any Disease Dispel), which will reduce the target's movement speed by 30%. The mob will also cast Brutal Slam, stunning all enemies within 7 yards for 1.5 seconds and dealing damage. It is best to step out of the melee and avoid this at all costs. Last but not least, when the HulkingBerserker goes down to 40% it will cast Reckless Rage, which makes them take 20% more damage, but also they do 20% more damage, so be careful!

Throughout the whole encounter, you will deal with the 3 Dwarves simultaneously, each of them having unique abilities. Here is what you should do:

• Pay attention for Olaf's Ricocheting Shield, as it targets a random player and deals Physical damage. It will ricochet up to 5 players within 5 yards, so keep a safe distance from each other at all times!
• Eric 'The Swift' will occasionally cast Skullcracker, inflicting Physical damage to players within 5 yards. Be pre-spread and avoid the ground animation.
• Defensive Bulwark is another ability you should pay attention to coming out from Olaf; it provides 75% damage reduction within the "bubble," and it is interruptible. It is important to note that during the whole duration of the Bulwark, Olaf does NOT cast any other spells or auto-attack.
• The fight goes on like this until the Dwarfs reach low health, after which they begin Longboat Raid!, casting Searing Cannonfire at a target's location. You must be stacked at this point and move slowly together to "save" space as the Searing Cannonfire will leave Burning Pitch behind it, which will last for 30 seconds.
• Finally, focusing on one boss at a time might be beneficial, as Hasty Rearming will increase the rating of which Searing Cannonfire is firing. The more Dwarfs there are, the more frequently this will be cast.

• Baelog will occasionally cast Wild Cleave; this is a good time to use active mitigation. In addition, the ability "cleaves" any players in front of him within 10 yards, hence why it is important never to face your party to avoid casualties.
• Throughout the whole fight, you will also need to pay attention to Baelog's (non-interruptible) Heavy Arrow. It fires in a straight line, damaging the player and knocking them back upon inflicting damage. It always goes where you are facing the boss, so keep it away from your party to avoid unnecessary deaths.

• Beware of Eric 'The Swift' casting his (non-interruptible) Dagger Throw at a random player, top them up quickly.
• You will have to think about Fiery Surge. Each time the boss fires Searing Cannonfire, the entire party will be damaged!

The distance from The Lost Dwarves to Bromach is quite short, hence why there are few trash enemies to deal with. Here is only one mob type that you must focus on:

• Burly Rock-Thrower is the only new mob that will appear here. They will occasionally cast Throw Rock, which is a non-interruptible — though you can use other disruption effects to stop it, however, — ground-animation cast that you can avoid by stepping aside.

• A few seconds into the fight Bromach will cast Call of the Deep summoning Stonevault Geomancer (the same mobs you have previously fought to get to the boss) and Stonevault Ambusher. It is important to note that due to the Stonevault Geomancer being a caster, they will stay far away while casting spells on you. The best way to deal with them is to line-of-sight so they can come close to the tank or use interrupt/knockback abilities so you "lock" them out of casting and make them move closer to you.
• Occasionally, the boss will also cast Thundering Slam, which you should avoid at all costs, though the time to react is plenty.
• Here is the tricky part, as soon as the boss casts Quaking Totem, you have to shift your focus and kill it instantly. While the Quaking Totem is active, the entire party will take Shocking Quake damage, so it is crucial to nuke it quickly. Upon destroying the Quaking Totem, it will cause Tremor, stunning all Stonevault Troggs within 8 yards. While stunned, their damage taken is increased by 200% for 10 seconds.
• Finally, pay attention when he casts Bloodlust; you will not be able to interrupt it, but you can Enrage Dispel as soon as you see it. Stunning him during the cast with the Tremor will also stop the effect.

• As soon as Call of the Deep has been cast, establish threat on the nearby Stonevault Ambusher and Stonevault Geomancer.
• Make sure to stack the existing mobs under the Quaking Totem, as well as Bromach him, so as soon as you kill it, every NPC alive will be affected by Tremor, essentially speeding up the boss fight.

• Use healing cooldowns when the Quaking Totem appears; your the team will take massive damage from Shocking Quake the longer the totem stays alive.

• Pay attention to Earthen Custodian's frontal Cleave. As a tank, you must be positioned away from any melee members. In addition, their auto-attacks will also apply Rending Slash, a Bleed damage-over-time effect. It is best to use mitigation at this point.
• Refti Custodian sticks alongside Earthen Custodian but it is a lot less dangerous. You only need to pay attention to Jagged Bite, which is a non-interruptible cast (though it can be disrupted) that applies a Bleed damage-over-time effect on your tank.

• It is important to understand how Ancient Dynamo works. In the beginning of the fight, the boss will have 2 stacks of Inexorable, which gives her immunity to stun effects. This is important because later on, you must stun her with Resonating Orb (spawning 3 in total on the player's locations) or any other stun effects before the boss casting Titanic Empowerment.
• Occasionally, Sentinel Talondras will cast Crushing Stomp, knocking players away, interrupting their cast, and also dealing Physical damage to all of them.
• The boss gains Unrelenting stacks everytime it gets stunned.

• The boss will cast Titanic Empowerment once she reaches 100 Energy. It is important to clear her 2 stacks of Inexorable with the Resonating Orb before she gets close to 100 Energy so later on you can stun her on the Titanic Empowerment cast.

• When the boss casts Crushing Stomp, be prepared to top up your party quickly.
• Use healer cooldowns when the Earthen Shards Bleed effect is going out (it casts on random party members). This is a good time to suggest to your party members to use their defenses. Several spells can completely mitigate the Earthen Shards effect, such as with the Dwarf Stoneform racial or a Paladin's Blessing of Protection; there are more, but these are two of the most common.

Upon defeating Sentinel Talondras, you will be heading toward the second to last boss in this dungeon — Emberon. You will face several new mob types, each increasing the dungeon's difficulty. Here are the most notable ones:

• Earthen Weaver is a dangerous caster mob that has two important abilities to pay attention to a single-target spell — Stone Bolt, which must be interrupted, and a Hail of Stone channel on a random player, which is unable to be interrupted, but you can use disruption effects or combat-dropping abilities to stop it such as Feign Death, Vanish, Shadowmeld, and Greater Invisibility.
• Beware of Runic Protector and its Fissuring Slam ability, which leaves a lingering pool. Because it does damage, do your best to avoid it and never step in it. The mob will occasionally cast Earthquake, which does AoE damage. Since the damage cannot be line-of-sighted, this is the best time to use personal defensives.
• Earthen Warder can be a tricky mob. Make sure you interrupt or Purge Earthen Ward, as they will put it on a random enemy target. The most important cast to interrupt or Decurse will be Curse of Stone. If you do not, any party member will be stunned for 5 seconds, making this a crucial ability. Finally, they will also cast Stone Bolt, which can hurt you again if it goes through but is an overall highly important non-boss-enemy to defeat first!
• Skittering Crawler will randomly cast Pounce on your party members, so it is best to pre-defensive if you are low on health. Their auto-attacks also apply a Poison effect on your tank, so if you hold a Poison Dispel, this is the perfect scenario to use it.
• The last important mob type you should pay attention to is the Cavern Seeker; this bat will occasionally cast Sonic Burst, a spell that will interrupt and spell lock you if you are caught mid-cast.

Upon engaging Emberon he will cast Activate Keepers, with each of them spawning a Seeking Flame. You cannot attack them until the boss is "phased." It is crucial to dodge these Flames at all costs, but they do rotate slowly. In case you cannot, using an immunity to soak an orb also works, such as a Rogue's Cloak of Shadows.

• Periodically, Emberon will also cast Unstable Embers on all players, so it is crucial to be spread and never overlap each other with the surrounding circle. This is a great place to use your defenses.
• The boss enters an "intermission phase" once he reaches maximum energy. During this phase, he will have a Sacred Barrier aura, preventing you from damaging him. Make sure not to stay in the middle where the boss is because you risk being hit by Heat Engine! The phase will end once you defeat the 4 Keepers, but the tricky part is that every 3 seconds of the intermission, the boss will cast Fire Wave. Assigning each Keeper to a specific party member is crucial so you can defeat them faster.
• Last but not least, a Lava Beam will be present during the intermission phase. It will probably turn lethal if you cross it unless you have immunity, so do not risk going through. You can use Blink-like methods of going through it if necessary but do so at your own risk.

• Aim the Searing Clap frontal away from any party members.

• Be ready to dispel the Burning Heat.
• Do your best to heal everyone around you during the fight intermission. Fire Wave will go as long as the phase lasts.

Before engaging the last boss of the dungeon, Chrono-Lord Deios, there are a few critical trash enemies that you must face:

• Ebonstone Golem is an important trash mob to which your healer must pay utmost attention. It has only one important ability, and that is Thunderous Clap, dealing AoE damage to everyone around the area. If you are a ranged player, you can out-range it (staying at least 30 yards away is safe enough).
• Another mob type you should pay attention to is Earthen Guardian. It is a dangerous mob because it casts Blessing of Tyr, the cast is non-interruptible, and the aura bolsters the damage of any nearby enemies that are inside the "aura," hence why your tank must "kite" the mobs away from it immediately. Finally, your tank must pay attention to Bulwark Slam, a heavy-hitting single-target ability.
• The last non-boss-enemy you should pay attention to is Infinite Timereaver. It applies the Stolen Time Magic debuff that stacks, dealing Arcane damage and reducing your Haste by 2% per stack while they gain 2% Haste. The most important note here is that the debuff stack has an aura effect, meaning they do not have to auto-attack anyone to apply it but rather just be around the party members, and everyone gets it. Be careful how many of you pull; things can go out of hand if you pull multiple. One way to prevent the debuff from triggering is if they are under the influence of a stun effect!

Chrono-Lord Deios is a straightforward boss fight with an "intermission," as periodically his energy will decay from 100 to 0 throughout 5 ticks, losing 20 per each tick, upon which Rewind Timeflow begins. Stay in all Temporal Zones before they disappear, as this grants you 30% Haste for the remaining duration. Upon the boss reaching 100 Energy again, Rewind Timeflow ends.

• Periodically Chrono-Lord Deios will cast Eternity Orb. Do your best to dodge the ground animation since it spawns Eternity Zone.
• Beware of Wing Buffet, as it will not only interrupt your cast, but it will knock you back, causing you to take Physical damage; make sure there is no Eternity Zone behind you. You can also pre-immunity it (if your class has one) or use Blessing of Protection to mitigate the damage and the knockback effect.

• Sand Breath must be tanked away from the group, as it is a frontal cone ability that targets only you until the cast is finished.

• The boss will periodically cast Time Sink. This Magic debuff goes on a random member of your party and, upon dispelling, will trigger Time Eruption. It is best to wait until the target is "safe" to be dispelled.
• Use healing cooldowns when Rewind Timeflow begins. It will last for 12 seconds.

Type	Item	Stats
Leather Feet	Treads of the Swift	Mastery/Crit
Plate Head	Old Seafarer's Headpiece	Haste/Crit
Trinket	Homeland Raid Horn	Agi/Str
Mail Wrist	Fierce Boreal Armguards	Haste/Mastery
Shield	Stout Shield	Crit/Mastery
Cloth Waist	Lost Hero's Waist Wrap	Mastery/Haste

Type	Item	Stats
Plate Wrist	Excavated Earthen Wristslabs	Haste/Crit
Leather Waist	Troggskin Waistband	Crit/Vers
Mail Hands	Rock Shovelers	Vers/Haste
Neck	Bromach's Disentombed Locket	Haste/Mastery
Dagger	Unearthed Trogglodicer	Agi, Vers/Haste
Cloth Legs	Miner's Sturdy Trousers	Crit/Mastery

Type	Item	Stats
Polearm	Sentinel's Battle Lance	Agi, Vers/Mastery
Ring	Eternal Sentry's Ring	Crit/Haste
Leather Shoulder	Shoulders of Animated Stone	Mastery/Crit
Cloth Feet	Ancient Crosswrapped Sandals	Haste/Crit
Trinket	Inexorable Resonator	Str

Type	Item	Stats
Plate Hands	Keeper's Iron Grips	Crit/Mastery
Leather Legs	Annora's Punctured Leggings	Vers/Haste
Mail Waist	Gatekeeper's Girdle	Crit/Vers
1H Mace	Bouldersplitter	Agi, Vers/Mastery
Gun	Vault Piercer	Haste/Mastery
Cloth Wrist	Animated Shackles	Crit/Haste

Type	Item	Stats
Leather Head	Vision of Foreshadowed Ends	Haste/Mastery
Mail Chest	Fatebound Chainmail	Crit/Vers
Trinket	Time-Breaching Talon	Int
Staff	Infinite Dragonspire	Int, Haste/Crit
Cloth Legs	Crazed Traveler's Legwraps	Haste/Vers
Plate Shoulder	Pauldrons of Immutable Truth	Crit/Haste

There are 7 total achievements to obtain in Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr:

Achievement	Criteria
Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr	Defeat Chrono-Lord Deios in Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr.
Heroic: Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr	Defeat Chrono-Lord Deios in Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr on Heroic difficulty or higher.
Mythic: Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr	Defeat Chrono-Lord Deios in Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr on Mythic difficulty or Mythic Keystone difficulty.
No, You're Stunning!	Defeat Sentinel Talondras after simultaneously stunning both Sentinel Talondras and all party members in Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr on Mythic difficulty.
Like Sands Through the Hourglass	Defeat Chrono-Lord Deios after catching every Eternity Orb as it falls to the ground in Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr on Mythic difficulty.
It's a Trogg Eat Trogg World	Defeat Bromach while 10 or more Stonevault Troggs are still alive in Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr on Mythic difficulty.
Keystone Hero: Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr	Complete Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr at Mythic Level 20 or higher, within the time limit.