Players that partake in Mythic+ dungeons will accumulate a score based on the dungeons they’ve completed and the keystones they’ve cleared. It’s essentially the popular Raider.IO mod, now baked natively into World of Warcraft. In Shadowlands Patch 9.1, Blizzard will add a new Mythic+ Dungeon Rating system. Shadowlands: Chains of Domination bakes Raider.IO into the game via the Mythic+ Dungeon Rating system. You can read more about the mega-dungeon here. Tazavesh will have a Hard Mode that drops item level 233 loot, a full 7 item levels higher than the regular mode. The dungeon will only be accessible in Mythic difficulty initially, though it will be split into two separate Mythic+ dungeons at a later date. The latest mega-dungeon to arrive in World of Warcraft, Tazavesh, will go live alongside Shadowlands Season 2, which is slated to occur week 2 of Chains of Domination.
Tazavesh, the Veiled Market, is an 8-boss Mythic mega-dungeon arriving.
Players looking to upgrade their catch-up gear will want to work with the Archivist’s Codex, who can upgrade the new Korthian Catch-Up gear up to item level 233. Increasing your reputation with Death’s Advance will unlock additional Covenant cosmetic options, and you can purchase Korthian Catch-up gear from them. There will be two factions within Korthia for players to complete daily quests for: Death’s Advance and The Archivist’s Codex. During the third Korthia campaign chapter you’ll remove the Eye of the Jailer mechanic from the Maw, meaning you can actually explore the region uninhibited. As a part of the Korthia unlock quest you’ll gain the ability to use any of your mounts in the Maw.
Before you grab your pitchforks, understand the Maw is about to become a whole lot friendlier to explore. This Patch 9.1 area is nearly as dense as a typical X.2 zone, but it’s actually an expansion of the Maw. Korthia, the City of Secrets, is the new playable zone coming in Shadowlands: Chains of Domination. The Maw changes for the better when the new zone, Korthia, arrives day 1.
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