Revisited Horrific Visions Guides and Overview - Patch 11.1.5

By Neryssa Updated: 2025/06/10

Looking for Horrific Vision rewards, or specific strategy tips for routes for Stormwind and Orgrimmar Horrific Visions? Then check our dedicated guides!

Revisited Horrific Vision Rewards
Vision of Stormwind StrategyVision of Orgrimmar StrategyRevisited Horrific Visions: What's New?

A new currency, Displaced Corrupted Mementos, used for upgrades and cosmetic rewards. Corrupted Mementos still exist and will be converted to Displaced Corrupted Mementos at the end of a Revisited Horrific Vision.

Three new masks that provide additional difficulty (up from five in Battle for Azeroth), allowing players to experience the max challenge of 8-mask runs!

Soridormi is available as an NPC to assist you in Horrific Visions. She can tank, DPS, or heal.

The Titanic Research Upgrade System is back but broken down into two different systems: 1. The Hourglass of Horrific Visions upgrade tree. Here, you will use Displaced Corrupted Mementos to gain upgrades.

Rune Enchants - Corruptions Brought BackNote: Rune enchants will be fleeting and only last through Season 2 of The War Within.

Borrowing Corruption - Requires 500 Displaced Corrupted Mementos and 8 Black Blood Residue from Corrupted and Lost Area end chests. Completable in 2 Revisited Visions with all objectives completed. Unlocks Lesser Runes.

Enhancing Corruption - Requires 1000 Displaced Corrupted Mementos and 8 Black Blood Coagulate from Lost area end chests. Completable in 4 Revisited Visions with all objectives completed. Unlocks Greater Runes.

Borrowing CorruptionDisplaced Corrupted MementosAugermu

Rune

Effect

Lesser Rune of the Void Ritual

Gain Void Ritual, giving all your spells and abilities a chance to increase all secondary stats by 109 every second for 20 seconds.

Lesser Rune of the Twisted Appendage

Your attacks have a chance to spawn a tentacle which Mind Flays your target for 95,085 Shadow damage every second for 10 seconds.

Lesser Rune of Gushing Wound

Your damaging spells and abilities have a chance to cause your target to ooze blood for 114,660 damage over 7 seconds.

Lesser Rune of Infinite Stars

Your spells and abilities have a chance to strike a nearby enemy with an Infinite Star, dealing 100,787 Arcane damage and increasing their damage taken from your Infinite Stars by 27,487, stacking up to 6 times before resetting.

Lesser Rune of Echoing Void

Your damaging abilities build the Echoing Void. Each time it builds, Echoing Void has a chance to collapse, dealing 18,324 Shadow damage to all nearby enemies every 1 second until no stacks remain.

Lesser Rune of Twilight Devastation

Allows your attacks to have a chance to trigger a beam of Twilight Devastation, dealing up to 732,998 Shadow damage to enemies in front of you.

Enhancing CorruptionDisplaced Corrupted MementosAugermu

Rune

Effect

Greater Rune of the Void Ritual

Gain Void Ritual, giving all your spells and abilities a chance to increase all secondary stats by 151 every second for 20 seconds.

Greater Rune of the Twisted Appendage

Your attacks have a chance to spawn a tentacle, which Mind Flays your target for 50,727 Shadow damage every second for 10 seconds.

Greater Rune of Gushing Wound

Your damaging spells and abilities have a chance to cause your target to ooze blood for 158,697 damage over 7 seconds.

Greater Rune of Infinite Stars

Your spells and abilities have a chance to strike a nearby enemy with an Infinite Star, dealing 139,498 Arcane damage and increasing their damage taken from your Infinite Stars by 38,044, stacking up to 6 times before resetting.

Greater Rune of Echoing Void

Your damaging abilities build the Echoing Void. Each time it builds, Echoing Void has a chance to collapse, dealing 25,363 Shadow damage to all nearby enemies every 1 second until no stacks remain.

Greater Rune of Twilight Devastation

Allows your attacks to have a chance to trigger a beam of Twilight Devastation, dealing up to 1 million Shadow damage to enemies in front of you.

About Horrific Visions: What Are They?Vessel of Horrific VisionsFaceless Masks in Horrific Visions

+25% Health of all enemies

+25% Damage of all enemies

+20% Corrupted Mementos gained

Equipping all 8 Faceless Masks means mobs will have 200% extra Health and Damage, and you'll obtain a total of 140% extra Corrupted Mementos.

Faceless Mask of the Long Night - Reduces Maximum Sanity by 50%.

Faceless Mask of the Burned Bridge - Moving causes void zones to spawn in your path for ~10 seconds. Standing within the void zones drains 30 Sanity per second.

Faceless Mask of the Daredevil - All Sanity damage caused by creatures is increased by 400%.

Faceless Mask of the Pained - Each area will consist of 2 Madnesses (instead of 1).

Faceless Mask of Dark Imagination - While below 50% Sanity, a Horrific Figment will occasionally spawn and attack you.

Faceless Mask of Vengeance - Killing enemies will bolster their nearby allies with Vengeance, increasing their damage done by 15% for 20 seconds. This effect stacks.

Faceless Mask of the Nemesis - Your nemesis will spawn every 25 kills in a Horrific Vision. This nemesis is an Elite mob, has Sanity Breaker abilities, and awards Sanity via the Elite Extermination Tribute upgrade when killed.

Faceless Mask of Multitudes - More enemies will be present through the Horrific Vision.

Faceless Mask Locations

Mask

Unlock Condition

Faceless Mask of the Long Night

Complete all five objectives within a single visit of a Horrific Vision.

Faceless Mask of the Burned Bridge

With one mask active, complete the Valley of Wisdom objective in the Horrific Vision of Orgrimmar.

Faceless Mask of the Daredevil

With one mask active, complete the Valley of Honor objective in the Horrific Vision of Orgrimmar.

Faceless Mask of the Pained

With one mask active, complete the Old Town objective in the Horrific Vision of Stormwind.

Faceless Mask of Dark Imagination

With one mask active, complete the Mage Quarter objective in the Horrific Vision of Stormwind.

Faceless Mask of Vengeance

With one mask active, loot the Faceless Mask of Vengeance being revered by a group of Vengeful Voidspeakers at the Canals in the Horrific Vision of Stormwind, between the Trade District and Old Town.

Faceless Mask of the Nemesis

With one mask active, defeat two iconic nemeses in each Horrific Vision and fuse their Nemesis Shards to obtain the mask:

Defeat Hogger in the Horrific Vision of Stormwind by interacting with his WANTED poster just to the right of the entrance to the Mage Quarter area and loot his Nemesis Shard.
Defeat Gamon in the Horrific Vision of Orgrimmar by interacting with his axe on the table on the right portion of the first floor of the Broken Tusk inn at the Valley of Strength and loot his Nemesis Shard.

Faceless Mask of Multitudes

With at least one mask active, complete all objectives and kill every single enemy in a single Horrific Vision visit.

Recommended Revisited Horrific Vision Mask ProgressionBurned Bridge → Dark Imagination → Nemesis → Vengeance → Daredevil → Long Night → Pained → Multitudes

Burned Bridge adds void zones to every step you take, with each void zone draining Sanity. This mechanic will always drain 30 Sanity, no matter which mask difficulty you have, so this is a good starting mask, as this will help you get used to planning your route.

Dark Imagination spawns a normal add if your Sanity is below 50%. With full hourglass and tribute updates, you should not be spawning this add unless you incorrectly manage your Sanity, so it is mostly a non-issue.

Nemesis adds Gamon or Hogger as enemies that attack you every 25 enemies killed in the Vision. You can very easily plan for their spawns, as there is a counter on the top of your UI, and any mob kills (besides critters) count towards making them spawn, so you're able to leave weaker mobs up to trigger a spawn at a better time. In addition to this, they count as Sanity management, as killing them returns Sanity via Elite Extermination, so it is a good idea to get used to them early on.

Vengeance makes it so mobs bolster nearby enemies for 20% increased damage when they die. Many pulls in Horrific Visions include a couple of normal mobs with no abilities and a couple of dangerous mobs (usually higher health) with abilities that can kill you, so it is valuable to learn early on which mobs to focus and which ones to leave for last.

Daredevil increases Sanity damage caused from creatures by 400%. This makes it so most boss abilities drain a lot of your Sanity, so this is the time to learn how to deal with all of them. In this version of Horrific Visions, you can benefit from Sanity Restoration Orb in combat (and cast them in combat as well!), so it is also a good plan against bosses with harder-to-dodge Sanity mechanics, such as Umbric in Stormwind or Rexxar in Orgrimmar.

Long Night is an extension of Daredevil, as it adds no direct effects besides cutting your Sanity bar in half. Have you not learned how to manage your Sanity? This is the time to learn it.

Pained adds a second Madness to every wing in Horrific Visions. Some wing affixes can be pretty nasty when combined, namely Madness: Scorched Feet / Madness: Dark Delusions in Corrupted Areas and Madness: Split Personality / Madness: Haunting Shadows in Lost Areas. As Sanity resistance is higher than it was in BFA, taking a little longer between pulls to handle these affixes is a good way of dealing with it.

Multitudes is one of the new masks—and by far the nastiest one added. Multitudes more than doubles the amount of trash you get in Horrific Visions and adds additional, even more dangerous enemies to packs. It interacts negatively with masks like Nemesis and Vengeance. This is your final test. Take a deep breath and take one pack at a time. Good luck!

Where do I Enter Revisited Horrific Visions?Portal to Horrific VisionsImage of WrathionRevisited Horrific Visions Upgrade SystemDisplaced Corrupted MementosThe Hourglass of Horrific Visions Echo of N'zothDisplaced Corrupted MementosAugermua limited amount ofDisplaced Corrupted Mementos

Week

Displaced Corrupted Mementos Required

20 / 100 / 300 / 500

700 / 800 / 900 / 1000

1100 / 1200 / 1300 / 1400 / 1500

Orb Operation Manual

In Horrific Visions, enable Sanity Restoration Orb use. The orb revives all nearby allies and restores their Sanity.Up to 3 Sanity Restoration Orbs can be summoned in a single vision, and orbs summoned by any player in the party count against this limit.

Singular Sanitation Expertise

In Horrific Visions, reduced damage taken and increased damage done by 5%.Each ally within 100 yds reduces this amount by 1%.

Singular Sanitation Expertise 2

In Horrific Visions, reduced damage taken and increased damage done by 10%.Each ally within 100 yds reduces this amount by 2%.

Singular Sanitation Expertise 3

In Horrific Visions, reduced damage taken and increased damage done by 15%.Each ally within 100 yds reduces this amount by 3%.

Emergency Cranial Defibrillation

In Horrific Vsions, upon losing all Sanity or health, you revive instantly and gain 500 Sanity and full health. Occurs once per Vision.

Steeled Mind 1

Reduces Sanity drain in Horrific Visions by 10%.

Steeled Mind 2

Reduces Sanity drain in Horrific Visions by 20%.

Steeled Mind 3

Reduces Sanity drain in Horrific Visions by 30%.

Steeled Mind 4

Reduces Sanity drain in Horrific Visions by 40%.

Expansive Mind

In Horrific Visions, increase all party members' maximum Sanity by 50.

Expansive Mind 2

In Horrific Visions, increase all party members' maximum Sanity by 100.

Expansive Mind 3

In Horrific Visions, increase all party members' maximum Sanity by 150.

Synchronized Mind Stabilizer

In Horrific Visions, the first revival you perform on an ally costs no Sanity.

Gift of the Titans

In Horrific Visions, defeating enemies has a chance to grant Gift of the Titans, increasing haste and movement speed by 60% and reducing Sanity loss from all sources by 100% for 20 sec.

Tributes

Rank 1Vision Hunter

In Horrific Visions, killing an enemy grants 1% movement speed and haste for 60 seconds. Stacks up to 5.

Rank 2Vision Hunter

In Horrific Visions, killing an enemy grants 2% movement speed and haste for 60 seconds. Stacks up to 5.

Rank 3Vision Hunter

In Horrific Visions, killing an enemy grants 3% movement speed and haste for 60 seconds. Stacks up to 5.

Rank 1Elite Extermination

In Horrific Visions, defeating an Elite enemy restores 50 Sanity.

Rank 2Elite Extermination

In Horrific Visions, defeating an Elite enemy restores 100 Sanity.

Rank 3Elite Extermination

In Horrific Visions, defeating an Elite enemy restores 150 Sanity.

Rank 1Experimental Destabilization

In Horrific Visions, while above 50% Sanity, your damage done is increased by 4%.While below 50% Sanity, your damage taken is reduced by 4%.

Rank 2Experimental Destabilization

In Horrific Visions, while above 50% Sanity, your damage done is increased by 8%.While below 50% Sanity, your damage taken is reduced by 8%.

Rank 3Experimental Destabilization

In Horrific Visions, while above 50% Sanity, your damage done is increased by 12%.While below 50% Sanity, your damage taken is reduced by 12%.

Rank 1Clear Sight

In Horrific Visions, able to see loot treasure chests in Tainted areas.

Rank 2Clear Sight

In Horrific Visions, able to see loot treasure chests in Tainted and Corrupted areas.

Rank 3Clear Sight

In Horrific Visions, able to see loot treasure chests in Tainted, Corrupted, and Lost areas.

Soridormi - Helper NPC in Revisited Horrific VisionsTimely AssistanceHowever, as of the time of writing, we heavily recommend against using Soridormi as a helper. Her benefits at this point on the PTR do not warrant the extra scaling, compared to bringing a second player.Revisited Horrific Visions User Interface

Group Sanity - Both your party and raid frames will show how much Sanity your fellow group members are currently at. Raid frames use a simple bar at the bottom of the player's frame instead of the full graphic. If your friends die or reach 0 Sanity, their Sanity bar will glow, after which they can be revived by using a Sanity Restoration Orb near them or by donating half your Sanity to a downed member.

Your Sanity - This shows your current and maximum Sanity capacities. If this bar depletes to 0, you die. If you are soloing the Horrific Vision, it will end and you will port to the exit to collect your reward. Note: There is passive sanity loss in the visions, so don't AFK or spend too much time standing around.

Sanity Restoration Orbs - If unlocked, this extra action button appears for all members in the vision. Pressing this button will summon a Sanity Restoration Orb that will fully restore the Sanity and Health of all nearby players, over 10 seconds, and provide immunity to all Madness effects for its duration. Only 3 of these may be used throughout the Horrific Visions; the remaining number of uses available is shown on the button as well.

Sanity Damage - Sanity Damage happens when you lose Sanity by being hit by certain abilities or mechanics. When this occurs, the amount of Sanity lost is shown on-screen near your character.

Active Madnesses - These are the current Madness effects that you are subject to, related to the area you are located in. These effects are always active until you move to a new area, which will often bring a new set of Madness effects. You can mouse-over these for details as to what exactly they do.

Main Objective Tracker - This will show the main objective of the Horrific Vision. Completing this objective will end the Horrific Vision. Here you will also see the total amount of Corrupted Mementos you have earned so far. These are awarded after you leave the Horrific Vision.

Bonus Objective Tracker - When you are near a new area of the city, the area's objective will appear as a Bonus Objective. Bonus Objectives are additional objectives the player can complete to earn extra rewards at the end of the Vision. There are a total of 4 Bonus Objectives in a Horrific Vision.

Revisited Horrific Visions Mechanics and ObjectivesImage of WrathionHorrific Visions of Stormwind and OrgrimmarThe active city changes weekly.Sanity in Horrific Visions

Passive Sanity Drain - While in any Vision of N'zoth, your Sanity is passively drained just by being inside the vision. In Horrific Visions, the passive Sanity drain varies depending on which area of the Vision you are standing in.

Sanity Damage from Creatures - Some enemies inside Visions of N'zoth cast abilities that drain your Sanity if they afflict you. In Horrific Visions, any enemy that has an ability that can drain your Sanity will have a buff on it called: Sanity Breaker. Creatures with Sanity Breaker abilities are usually Elite or Boss mobs.

Sanity Damage from Mechanics - Don't stand in the fire! Many different patches of bad will cause sanity loss if you stand in them. Some are caused by enemies, others by Madnesses, and others are just part of the environment (e.g., the glowing blue walls around and between areas).

If all players are dead, the Horrific Vision ends and MOTHER evacuates the players to the rewards chamber.

Orb Operation Manual is the first upgrade players will obtain from the Hourglass of Horrific Visions. When purchased, your party will have access to 3 Sanity Restoration Orbs that you can deploy by clicking the extra action button on your screen while inside a Horrific Vision. This will revive any dead players with 100% Sanity and fully restore your Sanity over its duration. Further research also opens up other Sanity helpers.

Hourglass of Horrific Visions Upgrades - Almost all Hourglass of Horrific Visions upgrades help with Sanity mitigation.
The Singular Sanitation Expertise trait tree does not directly help with Sanity mitigation until you reach the final trait, Emergency Cranial Defibrillation, which will instantly revive you with 500 Sanity and full health the first time you reach 0 Sanity in a Horrific Vision.

The Steeled Mind trait tree is the biggest Sanity mitigation helper, with Steeled Mind 1 reducing Sanity drain in Horrific Visions by 10% and values increasing until the final trait, Steeled Mind 4, giving you a whopping 40% Sanity drain reduction!

The Expansive Mind trait tree gets more powerful as you group up with more people. Expansive Mind increases all party members' Sanity by 50, to a maximum of 150 per party member with Expansive Mind 3. The final trait, Synchronized Mind Stabilizer, allows you to revive an ally for free once per Horrific Vision, without using your Sanity.

Additional Steeled Mind - A new feature of Revisited Horrific Visions is the addition of Sanity drain reduction. As these originally came from the legendary cloak Ashjra'kamas, Shroud of Resolve, the new way to obtain this reduced Sanity loss is by completing Horrific Visions areas. Each Horrific Vision area objective completed at least once will permanently give you 10% Sanity drain reduction, to a total of 50% for all 5 objectives completed (separate for Stormwind and Orgrimmar).

Elite Extermination - This Tribute helps you mitigate Sanity loss by killing enemies. Based on your rank in this Tribute, Elite NPCs in Horrific Visions will grant you 50/100/150 Sanity when defeated. This also includes end bosses in each Horrific Vision wing.

The "Good" Potion - There are Vials of Mysterious Liquid scattered throughout the vision. Out of the possible five potion colors, one will restore 100 Sanity and one will drain 100 Sanity when drunk—and these change every Horrific Vision! Luckily, you can check which Potion is bad at the start of a Horrific Vision.

Bad Sanity Potion

Good Sanity Potion

Black

Green

Blue

Purple

Green

Red

Purple

Black

Red

Blue

Revisited Horrific Visions Objectives and GameplayIt's suggested you only try to do objectives suited for your Sanity Resistance levels and work on upgrading your Hourglass of Horrific Visions before attempting to do harder areas.

2 Bonus Objectives are "Medium" tier difficulty located in the "Corrupted Area" of the Vision.

2 Bonus Objectives are "Hard" tier difficulty located in the "Lost Area" of the Vision.

Madness Effects in Revisited Horrific VisionsFaceless Mask of the PainedPossible Madness Affixes in Twisted Areas

Madness Affix

Description

Madness: Desynchronized

Your spells and abilities cause you to shift between fast time and slow time. Fast time causes time to pass 30% faster, speeding up buff and debuff timers and causing you to cast, attack, and move faster.

Madness: Bloodthirsty

Periodically, you will damage all allies and enemies nearby and heal yourself for a small amount based on how many targets you hit.

Madness: Promised Power

Periodically summons a zone of power. Standing in it will increase damage dealt by 25%. Failing to stand in it will reduce your damage dealt by 10%.

Possible Madness Affixes in Corrupted Areas

Madness Affix

Description

Madness: Entomophobia

While in combat, you gain stacks of a debuff representing the number of bugs on you. After reaching five stacks, you're forced forward for 5 seconds. Jumping removes all stacks.

Madness: Dark Delusions

Occasionally summons a shadowy vision of yourself that will pursue you. If it touches you, you will take shadow damage and be stunned for 4 seconds.

Madness: Scorched Feet

Occasionally, you feel hot, causing your movement to force you to leap over a pool of fire.

Possible Madness Affixes in Lost Areas

Madness Affix

Description

Madness: Split Personality

Occasionally, you are encircled by images of yourself, with only 1 section of the circle free for you to escape. Touching one of the images will disorient you for 2 seconds.

Madness: Leaden Foot

Moving in combat will quickly slow your movement speed until you are immobile. You regain the ability to move as you stay stationary.

Madness: Haunting Shadows

Occasionally, players create a shadow image of themselves at their current location. After 4 seconds, that image explodes, forcing all nearby players to run in fear for 2 seconds.

Revisited Horrific Visions Potionshowever

+100 Sanity

-100 Sanity

Spicy Potion - Frequently breathe fire, dealing damage to nearby enemies. On expiration or removal,l you will catch fire yourself for a short time.

Sluggish Potion - Heals 2% of maximum health every 5 seconds. On expiration or removal, it will slow movement speed for a short time.

Sickening Potion - Take 5% less damage from all sources. On expiration or removal, you will vomit uncontrollably for a short time.

In Stormwind, just ahead of where you start the vision, you can find a dead Morgan Pestle with a note and a potion next to him. The potion next to him will be the bad potion for your Horrific Vision run.

In Orgrimmar, in the second hut to the left of where you start, you can find a dead Voidbound Ravager with a note and a potion next to him. The potion next to him will be the bad potion for your Horrific Vision run.

Comments

Comment by Froschlampi

without vessels, but you can get exact same rewards as a person that farmed all that *!@# and had to use vessels to enter -
what a terrible choice invalidating any grinding in this game until what is left? this clownhouse still keeping mage tower skins away from users

*edit // ok.. you can get some new stuff too, but why invalidate old memento items with that new currency - at least put the mementos on a similiar purchasing amount

Comment by Alienatedflea

why is this another fomo event? The original ones still exist...only the FoS achievement is gone....so why make the new one time limited?

Comment by sniperorc

It's not explicitly stated, so I have to ask: will the original (BfA) Horrific Visions still be accessible from Silithus? I'm not 100% done with them and I don't want this event to replace it.

Since you queue for the modern version from Dornogal, it seems like it might exist alongside the original, but who knows?

Comment by DLChaos

Do you even get the purple bike doing this event? If not then it's pointless for me;)

Comment by JohnRoads

Luckily, you can check which Potion is bad at the start of a Horrific Vision.

If you have never done these, you don't know how to check.

Comment by ChaosMonkey

How do the Hourglass and Tribute upgrades work in parties?
Is it based on whatever the party leader unlocked or does each person have their own tribute upgrades?
Does Expansive Mind buffs (+Sanity for your party) stack for each player?

Comment by Darlik

Are there any rewards?

Comment by zavislak1

Another borrowed power idiotic event that lasts like 4-6 weeks.

Comment by Tongol

How long will this be ingame?

Comment by Dekky

This is horrible. The Hourglass is time-gated & that makes all the rewards time-gated as well. What a joke.

Comment by MasterMace201

Killing mobs is still rewarding the old currency 5/20/2025

Comment by wayaada

Dug my Ashjra'kamas, Shroud of Resolve out of the bank to try with the new Horrific Visions. It doesn't appear to have much effect. You are probably better off with your newer back for better stamina and dps.

If anyone has a different result, please let us know.

Comment by Claribelle

sad that your alts can't just buy multiple piece and equip them, weird, if they are participating and doing the runs they should be able to purchase a shield and a weapon from tiktak and equip them and yet they can;t

Comment by autodafe654

Got the First mask, put it on, but can't seem to get any other ones. Cleared Old Town and Mage Quarter even got last boss, nothing... What am I doing wrong? Anyone else having this issue?

Comment by Boozebin

Anyone else running into a in the Dwarven Quarter where you kill the 3 Gnomes and plant all the bombs but don't spawn the detonator and can spawn Therum? I can't even get my first mask due to this bug.

Comment by Savario15

I just did 2 visions.

I didn't see any potions or shards at all. And the tribute that enables Clear Sight seems to require you to find potions and treasures to level it up...potions and treasures that I can't see because I don't have Clear Sight rank 1.

And I can't find any info about that in game or online anywhere.

Great design. Maybe I should just come back on week 3 or 4 after they make it faster to progress in these visions.

Comment by Liukus

Suggestion:
The listed order for Bad Potion > Good Potion chart in the Sanity section should reflect the order of the chain. (black > green > red > blue > purple)

Right now it's:

Bad Potion	Good Potion
Black	Green
Blue	Purple
Green	Red
Purple	Black
Red	Blue

It should be:

Bad Potion	Good Potion
Black	Green
Green	Red
Red	Blue
Blue	Purple
Purple	Black

Comment by Faell

~~Unless there is some sort of requirement to see them, I believe the Odd Crystals were left out of the 11.1.5 Horrific Visions. I was unable to locate any crystals or the turn-in NPC.~~

Update: They started showing up on week two. Blizzard probably fixed it.

Comment by Thorfisnson

This is so under-whelming. It seems Blizzard feel they need to release "content" rather than fix issues which affect some classes.

Comment by Skordo

could somebody help me here? how am i suppose to clear the vision if the sanity goes down that fast?what am i missing? i did the bfa ones when it was current but i dont remember much.

Comment by Kaygena

I have not logged in yet this week so am just curious, are these trees warband bound or do we have to do them for each toon separately? Like, can I run 4 toons, each clearing an area and get the 40% reduction in sanity loss across my account or does it only apply to the singular toon that has cleared the areas?

Comment by Nagso

Does anyone know the threshholds for the Tributes? Or will each Rank unlock if you reach a Full bar and then it will reset for next Rank?

Comment by Gusta86

How do I activate potions? Have done SW visions multiple times now, each zone, and potions are not active. The dead guy with the note and potion does not appear at all. What’s the trigger condition?

Comment by Char

The guide above says by wearing a faceless mask, the enemies will have +25% health & +25% damage, and you get +20% in Corrupted Mementos gained and when wearing multiple masks their effects are added together. Then it says equipping all 8 Faceless Masks means the mobs will have 200% extra Health and Damage, and you'll obtain a total of 140% extra Corrupted Mementos.

Shouldn't that have said 160% extra Corrupted Mementos instead of 140%?... 8 x 20 = 160....correct? Or does it cap out at 140% for some reason?

Comment by Lerna

Does anyone know if the old version mounts and toys, like the Mail Muncher drop from the Revisited version?

Comment by Stupor

Putting mask of the Pained down as more difficult than Long night is kinda absurd. Long night is definitely harder, even with "proper sanity management"

Comment by Shadow007

The guide needs to fix the order of mask progression, since Long Night is the first one you're able to obtain. Every other mask requires you to already be using one...

Comment by Kaerfemagsh

it'd be nice if the heroic & champion weapon unlocks were account wide...

Comment by BAKERBALLZ

I cannot seem to buy the vendor weapons on alts i have the required acheivements unlocked on my main and can buy them, but not available on alts, i even did the requirements for the achievements on said alts. kind of frustrating.

Comment by direraven98

I have run into some RARE (non elites) anyone have info on them? i know the lizard in the water is mainly for the HUnter so they can tame it but what is up with the bar tender? i looked around for a poiton or a buff but maybe i missed it?

Comment by Talnoch

I've seen a lot of people having issues getting a full clear of stormwind to unlock the masks. once you have completed each area individually you get a 10% reduction on your sanity drain permanently which will stack with the upgrades upto 60% in week 1. And only engage the mobs you need to for your objectives.

Here is my run through on my Fury Warrior ilvl 654:

https://youtu.be/B_3o7DMpDwo

Comment by boozymacadam

The camera visibility in these visions is crap. You can't zoom out without losing all visibility. Your camera is your biggest weakness, Blizz.

Comment by HighlanderBoots

I have run some visions with two characters and I am slightly confused. I believe we were told that the Hourglass of Horrific Visions would provide unlocks for our Warbands.

However, on two of my characters, different items in the hourglass are unlocked. How does this work? Do we have any information on this?

Thanks for your help. It's just confusing.

Comment by Brit

Ok, not sure which it was but had a hell of a time trying to get the Mask of Multitudes in Orgrimar. Tried 1 mask, 3 masks, 5 masks and no luck. Cleared everything, every time but ignored the trash piles and the mail boxes. Finally I thought, maybe the Mask of the Nemesis was the issue? So I removed that one from the equation and then tried with Mask of the Pained. I also searched all the trash piles and mail boxes. Finally got it!

Comment by chrystoffer

I know I'll get downvoted or people will say not to play the event... but an event that brings nothing useful to the current lore and paying for an expansion just to play bfa content?

Comment by thebdc

The article states:

A new currency, Displaced Corrupted Mementos Displaced Corrupted Mementos, used for upgrades and cosmetic rewards. Corrupted Mementos still exist and will be converted to Displaced Corrupted Mementos at the end of a Revisited Horrific Vision.

But that does not apply to Corrupted Mementos you already have, does it? But just to the ones you get from the BfA Horrific Visions? Did a new Horrific Vision on a character with ~15k Corrupted Mementos, and they did not get converted. If that's the case then maybe the article should clarify that.

Comment by Kaerfemagsh

so we agree with the order of easiest to hardest masks? just making sure im using the right 1s

Comment by Mookosh

For those looking to create or just update add-ons or WeakAuras for the new visions, here are the instanceIDs for the new visions (so you can set them to load only in the new ones and not everywhere)
i2827 (Vision of Stormwind) and i2828 (Vision of Orgrimmar)

Comment by iziezi73

Recommended Revisited Horrific Vision Mask Progression
Although you will not obtain every single mask in this order, once you have access to all 8 masks, this is the recommended order we have for players looking to progress through the mask system. This is just a recommendation, and you can progress through Horrific Visions using whatever mask order you desire.

Burned Bridge → Dark Imagination → Nemesis → Vengeance → Daredevil → Long Night → Pained → Multitudes

There seems to be a flaw in their logic for their recommened order to obtaining faceless masks. They recommend getting Burned Bridges first BUT as far as I can tell by the list of HOW to get the masks, the ONLY mask you can get first is Long Night because that's the only one that doesn't require you to already have one mask active to get? The rest require "one mask active" to get. So why are they recommending Long Night as nearly the last mask?

Comment by AdenAndrews

Am I missing something? I haven't seen a single potion anywhere in Orgrimmar.

Comment by MikeMJG

If it is a limited-time event, then it is not really expansion content. Just like all the "game modes" aren't actually expansion content.

When they spend too much time and money on so-called "classic" realms and nonsense game modes, there is less content in real WoW (retail).

Last expansion we only had about 2/3 of the content we should have. And it was a shorter expansion. Now with TWW, we get a rushed expansion, less Seasons, less content, and more game modes and time-limited additions that are supposed to replace the content we should have. I will never understand why they do this.

Comment by Xendren

In the primary section of the guide, it mentions "Tainted", "Corrupted", and "Lost" areas of the map. When breaking out the Madness Affixes for each area, though, the guide lists "Twisted", "Corrupted", and "Lost" areas. I believe the "Twisted" verbiage should be changed to "Tainted".

Comment by kcesar68

Has anyone ACTUALLY been able to resurrect someone with the "give them half your sanity" method? It's literally impossible to do this, there's no interaction with a dead player like the cog wheel icon.

Comment by mazejaker

I'd love to know why when doing a horrific vision today, I got kicked out after one death. Emergency Cranial Defibrillation (the cheat death) either never triggered, or triggered and then instantly killed me again despite the fact the mobs had reset.

Comment by jcam

Just in case anyone else did what I did (sigh), I got cosmetic versions of 5 masks to drop:
Mask of the Burned Bridge
Mask of the Long Night
Mask of the Pained
Mask of the Daredevil, and
Mask of the Dark Imagination

I tried running visions with the other masks multiple times trying to get the cosmetic version to drop. Finally gave up and looked at Wowhead, and apparently there IS no cosmetic version for the 3 new masks (Multitudes, Nemesis, and Vengeance). The cosmetic versions of the masks appear to be for the 5 original masks only.

Hopefully my fellow collectors see this before wasting as much time as I did. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Comment by Frumixul

why none of these guides tell you what is this event, where do you need to go to start the event, etc. damn you

Comment by kokorogensou

>Revisited Horrific Visions is a new, limited-time event

hey blizz, any reason why this just can't be permanent content? not EVERYONE playing this game has the dedication to get everything for this "event", especially when the BFA horrific visions are still doable.

Comment by diabloman80

I find the difficulty difference from ALL other zones compared to the bugs in Valley of Honor to be an unacceptable jump. I main a warlock, and the blueberry is #$%^ing USELESS, he walks in, and it immediately dead, no lag time or ability for me to ramp up, he's just gone. Resummoning him is worthless because he's again dead in a second. NOTHING should be capable of that amount of damage in such a short time, it leaves nothing to skill and just shafts anyone not playing a tank/melee class with absurd stuns.

Comment by WhyDaRumGone

If you are struggling with all the purple on the ground, buy a Stinky Bright Potion.

It brightens everything around you including the ground making the contrast is 10x better IMO

Comment by Ascom

Anyone having the problem that there is no interactable voidcycle after killing Haymar? I tried on 1 mask, 2/3 etc. Nothing interactable spawns?

Comment by Nagiri

Honestly i would say once you unlock Multitudes and Nemesis, you should always run them by default. The combination functionally makes a sanity potion spawn every couple of packs which is absolutely nuts.

Comment by Blakmane

The fact that Ashjra'kamas, Shroud of Resolve has no effect at all in these is rather ridiculous and a missed opportunity to make players feel that keeping some mementos from past expansions can mean something in the future.

Comment by Webbling

Midnight Pre-patch Frost Mage here.

I deeply regret not finishing 8 mask Stormwind before the stat squish and ability pruning. It is so much harder than before. The Mage Quarter,,, Hogger...

Comment by Jeolene

Blizz has severely overtuned these for some reason with the Midnight pre-patch. As a hunter main, I was previously ilvl730 and on 8-mask runs, I was able to make it to Alleria by taking it easy and slow. She would mop the floor with me, but I was getting better as I learned some new tricks and got her down to 50% health (I'm not exactly a pro-gamer here).

After the pre-patch, I can't even get out of Cathedral Square without my pet dying and getting completely obliterated by the first few mobs since blizz literally gutted the entire class by removing all of the utility abilities. Now I'll never get it done before Midnight begins and they remove the event.

Revisited Horrific Visions Guides and Overview - Patch 11.1.5

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