Timewalking Weekly Bonus Event Overview

By Wowhead Updated: 2025/11/26

Timewarped BadgesAbout Timewalking in World of Warcraft

Timewalking is a type of Weekly Event. While the event is active, some of the dungeons for a particular previous expansion become available to queue for through the Dungeon Finder.

While a Timewalking Weekly Bonus Event is active, players will be able to queue for Timewalking Dungeons using the Dungeon Finder. Players can queue starting at level 10. Once in the instance, the dungeon and player levels are normalized so that everyone can participate on a (somewhat) level playing field. Note that lower-level characters will not suddenly have higher-level abilities; you can still only do what you can do.

In addition to dungeons, Timewalking for some expansions will include a raid from that expansion. To queue for the raid, you will need to speak to the event-specific NPC in the hub area for that expansion.

Currently, 9 expansions are included in Timewalking: Classic, Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King, Cataclysm, Mists of Pandaria, Warlords of Draenor, Legion, Battle for Azeroth and Shadowlands.

Each Timewalking event has its own quests, quest NPCs, and vendors in a hub appropriate to the expansion.

Classic
Burning Crusade
Wrath of the Lich King
Cataclysm
Mists of Pandaria
Warlords of Draenor
Legion
Battle for Azeroth
Shadowlands

Turbulent Timeways Timewalking Bonus Event in World of Warcraft

Turbulent Timeways is a periodic Timewalking Event. While Turbulent Timeways is active, Timewalking Bonus Events will run every week for a number of subsequent weeks.

During Turbulent Timeways, a character will get a buff, Knowledge of Timeways, for completing consecutive Timewalking Event Dungeons. This buff stacks and gives an experience bonus. At 4 stacks, the buff transforms into Mastery of Timeways, a 30% experience buff. This buff can be maintained by completing Timewalking Dungeons during the event.The buff lasts for 3 hours in-game time, the time is reset for every Timewalking dungeon completed.

Timewalking Quests in World of WarcraftTimewarped Badge

Path Quests: As with all Weekly Events, a quest is available for maximum-level characters from the weekly quest giver, in . If you do not have the quest picked up, you will receive the quest once you enter a Timewalking dungeon. Rewards for these quests include Timewarped Badges and a , which contains a piece of loot for your specialization. This quest requires that you run 5 Timewalking Dungeons or kill 5 Timewalking Raid bosses.

Journey Quests: A similar quest from the Path quests is offered to characters not at maximum level. This quest rewards experience and a Timely Goodie Bag, which contains a piece of loot for your specialization and level.

Relic Quests: The first Timewalking Dungeon that you complete during the week will drop a quest that you can turn in to the Timewalking NPCs for the active expansion. This quest rewards 0 Timewarped Badge for your first completion on your account for the week, and 0 Timewarped Badge for subsequent completions on other characters.

Disturbance Quests:If the Timewalking event includes a Raid, a quest will be available that requires you to complete the raid. This quest is offered by the same NPC who you speak to to queue for the raid and rewards a Cache of Timewarped Treasures, which can contain Timewarped Badges as well as other drops appropriate to the raid. These include gear, pets, and mounts. This quest rewards 0 Timewarped Badge for your first completion on your account for the week, and 0 Timewarped Badge for subsequent completions on other characters.

The Timewalking Reputation Bonus in World of WarcraftTimewalking Weekly Bonus Events in World of Warcraft

Classic Timewalking Event

Dungeons

The Deadmines

Zul'Farrak

Dire Maul East

Dire Maul West

Stratholme Live

Stratholme Dead

Dungeons

Raid

Dungeons

Raid

Dungeons

Lost City of the Tol'vir

Raid

Dungeons

Gate of the Setting Sun

Temple of the Jade Serpent

Stormstout Brewery

Siege of Niuzao Temple

Dungeons

Shadowmoon Burial Grounds

Dungeons

Other

Mage Tower

Dungeons

Dungeons

Timewalking Rewards in World of Warcraft

Timewalking Dungeons have a chance to drop scaled-up versions of Heroic items that drop in each dungeon. Additional drops, including recipes, music rolls, mounts, and pets will also drop as they did in the original versions of the dungeons.

Completing Timewalking content will also earn you Timewarped Badges, a currency that can be spent at Timewalking Vendors for expansion-specific mounts, pets, toys, catch-up gear, transmog, heirlooms, and more.

Every Timewalking Dungeon boss has a chance to drop a unique Timewalking mount, the Reins of the Infinite Timereaver. This is a very rare drop.

Reins of the Infinite TimereaverFickle and savage, these drakes slip in and out of time until they find a worthy rider.Timewarped BadgesTimewarped Badges

Killing a Non-End Dungeon boss: 0 Timewarped Badge

Killing an End Dungeon boss: 0 Timewarped Badge

Completing a random dungeon: 0 Timewarped Badge

Completing the dungeon while your role is up for Call to Arms: 0 Timewarped Badge

Killing a Non-End Raid boss: 0 Timewarped Badge

Killing an End Raid boss: 0 Timewarped Badge

The first once-per-event quest on an account: 0 Timewarped Badge

Subsequent once-per-event quests on an account: 0 Timewarped Badge or 0 Timewarped Badge

Quest reward caches (random chance): 0 Timewarped Badge

Timewalking Scaling in World of Warcraft

When a player enters a Timewalking dungeon, enemies scale dynamically to the player's current level. Level 30 players will face level 30 mobs, and Level 80 players will face level 80 mobs. For mixed-level groups, enemies are normalized so that everyone is on an even playing field (mostly).

When entering a Timewalking Dungeon, a player's talents and abilities will not change; if they are level 30, they will still have level 30 abilities, and if they are level 80, they will have their level 80 build. This does mean that a higher-level character will have more abilities and thus, an advantage.

Gear for Timewalking does not change. This means that there is no advantage in farming older, former Best-in-Slot items for completing Timewalking content. Maximizing your gear in the "real" world—for content that is current for your character—will carry through to Timewalking.

Other Timewalking Events in World of Warcraft

Timewalking Mage Tower

A special version of the Mage Tower challenge is available at Deliverance Point in the Broken Shore. Although the Mage Tower was a Legion system, the event is not tied to Legion Timewalking and can be completed at any time. You can take on Mage Tower challenges of the past, scaled to a normalized difficulty with the Timewalking system. Completing Mage Tower challenges grants the following rewards:

Completing at least one challenge will grant the achievement A Towering Success and a Tier 20 Set Mage Tower recolor for the class you completed the challenge with.

Guardian Druids who complete their specific challenge will obtain a Werebear appearance for their Bear Form. This werebear is different from the ones originally available in Legion.

Completing all seven unique Mage Tower challenges will grant the achievement A Tour of Towers and the mount Mage-Bound Spelltome.

Completing all Mage Tower challenges on all classes and specializations will grant the Feat of Strength Tower Overwhelming.

Blood DKFrost DKUnholy DK

Havoc DHVengeance DH

Balance DruidFeral DruidGuardian DruidRestoration Druid

Beast Mastery HunterMarksmanship HunterSurvival Hunter

Arcane MageFire MageFrost Mage

Brewmaster MonkMistweaver MonkWindwalker Monk

Holy PaladinProtection PaladinRetribution Paladin

Discipline PriestHoly PriestShadow Priest

Assassination RogueOutlaw RogueSubtlety Rogue

Elemental ShamanEnhancement ShamanRestoration Shaman

Affliction WarlockDemonology WarlockDestruction Warlock

Arms WarriorFury WarriorProtection Warrior

Timewarped BadgesTimewarped Badges

Chromie Time Leveling Timeline

Chromie Time is a leveling system in which you can send your character back in time to level in a previous expansion. Like Timewalking, enemies and expansion content are scaled to the player's level. Unlike Timewalking, the entire expansion is included and can be revisited. For more information check out these guides:

Chromie Time in Shadowlands Chromie Time in Dragonflight

Timerunning: Expansion Remix Events

Timerunning (a.k.a. Remix) is a periodic event during which players can re-experience previous expansion content at an accelerated pace. This event is a separate game version linked to a player's account, and characters are created to experience the event. Once the event is over, these characters are added to the player's retail World of Warcraft roster. Remix events are a great way to level characters for future use quickly.

WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria GuideWoW Remix: Legion Guide

Comments

Comment by WascoTTE

Weekly Quest The Unstable Prism | The Swirling Vial Extra 500 Timewarped Badge
This drops off the last boss timewalking dungeons
Update : This quest is NOT account bound. you'll be able to get it on your alts aswell.

So, you remember that Wrath Timewalking, and BC Timewalking, are only available every 7 weeks
Quest drops once per event

Sept 2 > 8 = LK
Sept 30 > Oct 5 = BC
Oct 21 > 26 = LK
Nov 18 > 23 = BC
Dec 9 > 14 = LK
Jan 6 > 11 = BC
Jan 27 > Feb 1 = LK
Feb 24 > Feb 29 = BC

Per boss 5 Timewarped Badge | Final boss 10 Timewarped Badge |Completing a random dungeon 10 Timewarped Badge

Ahn'kahet: The Old Kingdom. 40 Timewarped Badge
Gundrak. 40 Timewarped Badge
Halls of Lightning. 35 Timewarped Badge
Nexus. 40 Timewarped Badge
Utgarde Pinnacle. 35 Timewarped Badge

Bridle of the Ironbound Wraithcharger | Reins of the Eclipse Dragonhawk cost 5000 Timewarped Badge

at least you have to do 250 dungeons for both mounts

Comment by Becoolmon

I LOVED THAT GHOST HORSE HOPE BLIZZ MAKES IT EASIER TO FARM <3

Comment by 1301485

MOUNT MOUNTS EVERYWERE

Comment by 1522279

Amazing guide, but does anyone know if there is a limit to how much we can hold? If the mount costs 5k would there even be a max?

Comment by 1514701

its 35 badges per run not 45

Comment by Sustainna

Can we have a list of actual sold loot? No full list here and the vendors have no data.

Comment by 1523446

The way it stands now, you can get at max 40 from a Lich King Timewalking, and at least 35. For Burning Crusade Timewalking, you get at most 35, and at least 30

To have all the badges to get JUST the mounts by the end of the 8th event, which is March 1, you would need to have at least 1250 badges at the end of each event.
You get 500 from the quest, which means you need 750 from dungeons.

For a Lich King weekend you will have to run at least 19 dungeons, and at most 22.

For a Burning Crusade weekend you will have to run at least 22 dungeons, and at most 25.

You will need to purchase the first mount on the Lich King Weekend (Dec 9-15).
Then purchase the second mount on the Burning Crusade Weekend (Feb 24 - Mar 1).

Comment by TegoZanduba

How to Gear an alt with Timewalking Badge Gear.

LEGION Update: All the below was dealing with WoD. In Legion, the vendor rewards are currently set at ilvl 805, where the actual dungeon rewards are 820+. Using the vendor to gear an alt isn't anywhere near as powerful as it was back in Draenor. For now? Maybe in future patches they'll increase the ilvl of the gear to match the current tier or something? We can hope.

Original Info for Draenor:

Get yourself ilvl 675 weapons and gear in 11 slots running a single dungeon. That's right, just queue for one random Timewalking dungeon FTW. That isn't counting the personal loot you might get during the dungeon run itself. The dungeons are only available during the event, and the vendors too. You just need to run one dungeon, but wait for the other weekend to get the second half of your equipment.

Timewarped gear scales to 675 gear when you are level 100 (but you can get the gear at lower levels too, but it doesn't scale as your level). Using your Timewarped Badge at Auzin during the Wrath Event can gear your alt up like so:

Chest, Hands, and Feet slots available for each armor type for 25 badges each, so all 3 for 75 badges.
Neck, Rings, and Trinkets are also available. The neck for 25, and the others for 50. The rings and trinkets are unique-equipped so you can only get one so that'll be 125 for the 3.

Bringing you to 200 badges to get 6 slots filled with 675 gear for a fresh level 100.

Cupri in Shattrath during TBC event weekend will also have gear, and for different slots.

A 2nd trinket for 50 bagdes
Cloak, Helm, Waist, and Legs for 25.
2H for 100, or a 1H and Shield/Offhand for 50 and 35, so 85/100 total.

235-250 Badges total for those six more slots!

Added in 6.2.3, Kiatke in your faction capitol during the Cataclym event adds more variety to a few of the slots so you can potential min/max for your spec some: rings, chest, waist, trinkets -- and fills in a previous unavailable slot, the wrists for 25.

But how can you get 460-505 badges if looking at time walking and it shows you only get 10 badges for doing a single random? Don't fret! The first dungeon you complete each event awards a quest item (The Unstable Prism when Wrath, The Swirling Vial when TBC, and The Smoldering Ember during Cataclysm) that when you turn it in to the respective badge vendors, you get 500 badges! Zoom!

That leaves you with needing to fill Shoulder, ~~Wrists~~ (available in 6.2.3 during Cata event) to get from Crafted Gear and the other ring can come from your legendary quest chain.

If you'd rather do dailies, you can also gear up using Apexis Crystals in Tanaan and get to 695 ilvl, but that seems like a lot more work than running a single dungeon and waiting a few weeks for the other vendor.

Comment by robbiedehand

that watcher post is (like always) a enormous bs post offcourse people going to run ALOT of dungeons for the mounts very few only going to do the 5 for the quest and leave it at especially since these events are not every week.
If he really thinks most people are interested in taking 6 months or more for a mount he delusional, me and alot of others gonna grind the &*!@ out of them get mount and never look at those bs timewalking dungeons again there a reason most didnt bother untill mount got added, or that is why they got added.

Comment by nurseferatu

I feel like I am missing something here on the Timewalking thing.
Most of these dungeons and raids are things that are easily soloable and farmable at 100, some at well below 100. The gear and weapons listed have been dropping from those dungeons for years, and most are available in the AH now for pretty low cost.
The fishing trainer at Shattrath in Outland offers a daily quest that can reward those bags with a chance to contain the pets being sold without having to run any dungeons to get them.
The rep is also very easily farmed by soloing those dungeons, along with the chance at mount drops and the rep rewards.
Aside from the possibility of raid level gear that can level up when you leave the dungeons, and the two new mounts I am not clear on why one would do these events rather than just farm these old instances when the event is not running?
Is that option going to be removed at some point?

Comment by Netspook

So, Blizzard is going to expand this over the years...

We've run vanilla dungeons over and over again, then we got HC versions, and repeated them. We've also run expansion dungeons over and over again, and now we're supposed to repeat that too.

We're not only supposed to do them casually, we're supposed to farm them for years to come, to get the mounts and toys, which they'll probably add more of later, increasing the repeated grind.

Blizzard, how about making some NEW contents, instead of just repeating dungeons many of us are dead tired of?

Each to their own - personally I'll find my fun elsewhere.

Comment by 1148946

You can do the whole thing TWICE if you get the quest Shortly after midnight and complete it before the 3am Reset (Possibly EU only, not sure about US).

Yes, Timewalking starts on a Wednesday at 00:01. Take the Quest, and get 5 dungeons done in under 3 hours, turn in the quest, turn in the Swirling Vial token etc. for the 500 bonus points, and get some sleep...

Wake up the next morning, do it all again. 1000 TW Tokens easy. (Plus, at the moment, extra seals and HFC Loot Chests)

ALSO - Look out for CTA bonuses for Timewalking, which can net you an additional 50 Tokens per run.

Comment by TegoZanduba

The prices in the "badge gear" section of the guide are out of date atm and can be updated now that Cupri is live.

Comment by yzq85

I read somewhere that while equipped gear is scaled down for TW, gems/ enchantments are not scaled down properly, as are set bonuses. See this page for more details: http://pwncastdailyquest.com/gearing-for-godhood-in-timewalker-dungeons/

Comment by WDStudios

So... after taking away all my hard-earned valor and justice points on the promise that I would never need them again and everything would be buyable with gold from now on... Blizzard goes and adds valor and justice points back to the game?

@#$^ing Blizzard.

On the upside, I'll now be able to grind for Wrath/Cataclysm faction rep without having to manually fly to, and solo, every Wrath/Cataclysm dungeon. And that's awesome.

Comment by mudman171

Awesome guide

Comment by 1104665

I have a few Alts that never accomplished the older Dungeons because of gear ilvl drops, that changes now!

Comment by pat33

Cataclysm TW seems a pain in the butt, Bosses often one shot , I feel like in a mythic zone.

Comment by designadrug

Legendary Cloak Works in Cata TW Dungeons!

I was cruising around Stormwind with my Gong-Lu, Strength of Xuen legendary cloak on just to get the occasional visual proc for old-times' sake and my Cata Timewalking queue popped and next thing I know there's a Flurry of Xuen going off. Awesome!

Comment by BlackRobe1

Can anyone advise why the standard TW dungeons take between 15 - 25 mins yet the Pit of Saron added in 6.2.3 seems outrageously over-tuned and overly difficult.

For example: We finally made it to Scourgelord Tyrannus after numerous wipes and about 3 hours graft. WE had 2 x Tanks join us for the fight - both who knew the tactics.

1st had 34k health (scaled) 2nd had 36.4k (scaled) but both kept getting 1 shotted by his Forceful Smash which does 39k damage !

O I do love a Challenge Mr Dungeon Tuner @ Blizz ! But this is fekin crazy !

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Comment by datgrl

Will this guide be updated to include Pit of Saron strategy?

Comment by 1529851

Found a very nice Brewmaster TW BiS sheet HERE

Comment by 2phite

Legion related

I would like to draw your attention here please. This may be an important discovery.

This is the first week of Timewalking event in Legion. I farmed it a bit and looted this ring, proc'd Warforged to iLvl 835.

Proof

Note that in Legion, rings and necks no longer have primary stats other than Stamina. Timewarped rings and necks with Warforged or even Titanforged may become the BiS for most specs. Farming these 5-man dungeons are also easier than current tier raiding or dungeons.

I ask for anyone who witness Timewarped Titanforged procs to provide proof here.

Comment by DarkKuno

While the bonuses from extremely past legacy tier sets no longer work, Current max level tier sets will still function. As will many other bonuses from non-Tier sets (the BfA world drop Blue sets for example). Though their usefulness will depend on their ilevel and the scaled level cap of the specific TW event.

This is true for both TW dungeons and raids (Black Temple, Ulduar, etc).

Shadowmourne, Val'anyr, Hammer of Ancient Kings, Fangs of the Father, Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest all function normally for Timewalking, although their iLevel will be scaled to appropriate ilevel for the event. On a side note, Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker will behave 100% normally in TW dungeons (damage and both attack speed reduction and nature resist shred aspects of the proc apply).

The MoP cloaks and meta gems as well as the rings from WoD ~~and any Legion Legendaries~~ function normally in all Timewalking dungeons available at the time of this post.

Procs from any other non-legendary/non-tier items and sets (Legion dungeon necklace/ring/trinket sets, ~~WotLK rep Rings~~, Legion pre-release event gloves, legacy trinkets and non-legendary weapon procs, etc) will also continue to function normally ~~so long as it is from the expansion of the event or after.~~

The same applies to enchants (Enchant Neck - Mark of the Hidden Satyr for example), though their effects will be scaled down in a similar manner as gear iLevel in the same way they work when placed on heirlooms worn by below max level characters. This does not apply to legion shoulder enchants which use some sort of zone, content level and/or enemy level detection to determine drop chance.

Edit: The old non-Legion/Non-SL legendaries actually got a buff where TW is concerned and are now 100+ ilevel (varying depending on specific legendary), So they are useable in many more TW weeks than they were originally. The Heart of Azeroth, it's essences and Azerite armor powers also continue to work normally in Timewalking.
Dungeon and Raid (including the non-Darkshore world Bosses) Azerite armor drops have also received an iLevel buff (anywhere from 163 and higher depending on difficulty), Strangely, normal Dungeon Azerite armor has the highest ilevel (194, which scales the power of the Azerite traits) but has the fewest traits per piece (2), so you still want the 163+ raid pieces due to them just having having more traits per piece since the level scaling will negate the extra ilevels.

Normal dungeon Azerite armor is really only desirable for those pieces with Longstrider as it has the highest % stat conversion to speed (over 40% with the highest conversation cap), but they are BiS for speed sets because of this fact. WQ and other world content reward Azerite armor did not get an ilevel buff and remain at 80-100 ilevel or lower. Those still may be useful for TW weeks where the gear scaling goes below 105 Ilevel though, but likely more desirable to just keep the 150+ stuff to maintain a set/sets that will not get outscaled by the varying level/ilevel caps of different TW events.

Comment by Muffiew

Adopted Puppy Crate is a toy since 7.2.5. So adding it in the mounts, toys and pets list would be nice.

Comment by Pichu91

Maybe as a general hint: If you need some factions on exalted because of achievements, mounts, toys or whatever: You can get the 500 tokens with each twink and buy reputation tokes and send it over to the character on which you want a specific faction to get exalted! This gets very handy for factions like Emperor Shaoshao or the TBC Cavern of Time faction where reputationgrinding is really annoying! :)

Comment by Yukaige

Can players under cap lvl still drop infinite timereaver? I like to lvl alts with TW dungeons and just wanted some clarification.

Comment by Ksane

Timewarped gear scaling for below lvl-cap:

lvl	TW vendor	TW dungeons
110	180	180+
111	192	210+
112	203	221+
113	215	232+
114	227	244+
115	238	255+
116	250	266+
117	262	278+
118	273	289+
119	285	300+
120	320	335+

Comment by Mewelup

Awesome guide! Thank you! I really need to save up some timewarped badges and get some mounts

Comment by Mewelup

Awesome guide! Thank you! I really need to save up some timewarped badges and get some mounts

Comment by cvbarnhart

In the Spending Timewarped Badges table, the price of Mark of the Ashtongue should be 0 Timewarped Badge, not 0 Timewarped Badge.

Comment by Callei83

Great guide but there's an error, "Mists of Pandaria: Mistweaver Xia in Townlong Steppes"...Xia is on timeless isle

Comment by rebrauzer

In case it has not been commented yet, could you update the guide to include Blizzard's 8.2.5 Content Update Notes from September 17, 2019, please?

"Timewalking vendors now restrict their wares to those who can participate in their respective Timewalking events."

This even applies to trial characters (even of appropriate level), since they cannot participate in the Timewalking dungeon events.

Comment by sakera

The required levels for each event need to be updated to reflect the level squish we received in Shadowlands.

Comment by Xendren

Hey Blizzard, small request.... if you are going to continue rotating the Timewalking events in order of expansion, can you PLEASE quit skipping Burning Crusade! That's the only one I still need to buy the mount for, and it hasn't been up since April 2020. It was on the schedule for November 2020, but you apparently bumped it for the Shadowlands release. Checking the current schedule, it isn't happening through April this year either. Or maybe just leave the timewalking vendors available all the time or during ANY timewalking event. Then I could at least spend my badges.

Comment by skarpethinn

Why does a guide "Last updated 2021/01/11 at 7:45 AM" still reference levels prior to the Shadowlands stat squish, the quest from Chronicler Shoopa that doesn't exist anymore, and item levels that were also decreased in the Shadowlands stat squish?

Comment by deathraid1982

Ok.... Am I out of line here thinking it's crazy that you have to be "current expansion" level to queue for Timewalking? So, at level 50, you are leveling through the newest content, and are also the only players that can queue for Timewalking. I'm just baffled right now how this is a good decision? What is the benefit in taking Timewalking from the pre-50 leveling experience? Maybe I'm missing something. I don't know, maybe someone can make it make sense?

Comment by CambrianLegion

Where's the section on Legion Timewalking?

Comment by Unaffiliated

Macro I use for checking the various timewalking quest items on my alts, because I can never remember if I have completed it or not.

/run print("TW quest check -");a={="BC",="WotLK",="Cata",="Cata",="MoP",="WoD",="Legion"}; for b,c in pairs(a) do if C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(b)then print(c.." quest item completed.");end;end

Includes a text line so you know when you've pressed the button, then only prints the info for a completed quest.
(some parts copied and amended from other forums etc. so I can't take full credit).

Comment by verikaa

i lost that event... i need to be for 2 weeks at least........................ i dont wan play now i need lvl my alts but i cant now

Comment by verikaa

i just lost this wwek on wow and now all have avantage from me... please do the timewalking event for 2 weeks blitzard

Comment by Apolyptica

Thanks for this very useful guide !

Comment by Zhubss

Time walking on 24 April 2024. Suppose to drop ilvl 493 item. Instead i got an ilvl 441 Flame-Warped Curio. Cant even exchange for anything at all.
Zzzzzzzz

Comment by Banur

What dungeons were updated with the latest change to this page?
The dungeons don't match the ingame tags and those were changed back in SL:

Patch 9.1.5 (2021-11-02):

The list of available dungeons during Timewalking holidays has been adjusted:
Added: The Blood Furnace, The Botanica, The Underbog, Azjol-Nerub, The Forge of Souls, Utgarde Keep, Blackrock Caverns, Scholomance, Grimrail Depot
Removed: The Arcatraz, The Black Morass, The Slave Pens, Ahn'Kahet, Pit of Saron, Utgarde Pinnacle, Grim Batol, Siege of Niuzao Temple, Iron Docks

It should be like the list on warcraft.gg: https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Timewalking unless there was some unannounced change to the TW rotation going forward.

Comment by Hezkezl

Note: As of the end of November 2024, the character running a dungeon MUST be level 30 or higher in order to receive the weekly drop that gives you 500 (for the first turn-in that week, or 200 for every other character thereafter) Timewarped badges. :( You can still do it on alts to get 200 badges, they just can't be level 10 anymore like they could until now.

Comment by paperNplastic

Quick question can I complete A Savage Journey Through Time before lvl 80 and still get the MAX level quest quest that gives the Cache of Nerubian treasure? So can I complete the journey quest and still get the path quest?

Comment by Thedd

For a guide... this seems to be missing a whole heck of a lot. It talks about the relic quests... but does not listed the items (the entire reason I came here, so I can do a search for each of them to see which ones I have in bags across my tons of alts). Looking in comments to see if someone filled in that gap (which I do not see) I see so many other people posting comments about things that are missing... come on guys. I know you guys are paid to do this, and it is your job, you can absolutely do better.

Comment by Drynii

They NERFED TW Rag fight! No more exploding eggs to avoid! Just kill/ CC the adds before they hit the hammer! Woohoo!

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