Lower Blackrock Spire

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Lower Blackrock Spire
LBRS
Blackrock Spire loading screen.jpg
Blackrock Spire loading graphic
Location Inside Blackrock Spire, Blackrock Mountain
Race(s) Black dragon Black dragon
IconSmall SpawnBlack2 Male.gifIconSmall SpawnBlack2 Female.gif Dragonspawn
IconSmall OrcGray Male.gifIconSmall OrcGray Female.gif Orc
Forest trollForest troll Forest troll
Dire troll Dire troll
OgreOgre Ogre
Ogre mage Ogre mage
End boss IconSmall SpawnBlack.gif Overlord Wyrmthalak
Instance info
Type Dungeon
Level 20-30
Classic Level 55-60
Player limit 5
Bosses

Burning Felguard (rare)
Spirestone Butcher (rare)
Spirestone Battle Lord (rare)
Spirestone Lord Magus (rare)
Highlord Omokk
Shadow Hunter Vosh'gajin
War Master Voone
Mor Grayhoof (summoned)
Bannok Grimaxe (rare)
Mother Smolderweb
Crystal Fang (rare)
Urok Doomhowl (summoned)
Quartermaster Zigris
Halycon
Gizrul the Slavener
Ghok Bashguud (rare)
Overlord Wyrmthalak

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NPCs

Bijou
Vaelan
Warosh

Blackrock Mountain

Lower Blackrock Spire is a 5-man instance designed for adventurers around levels 56-60. Its entrance is located inside Blackrock Mountain, on the south side of the Hall of Blackhand, across from Upper Blackrock Spire.

Background

See also: Blackrock Spire

The majority of Rend's Dark Horde reside in Lower Blackrock Spire, making the city a sort of sprawling barracks. Only the elite members of the Dark Horde are allowed to live in the upper reaches of the city. Overlord Wyrmthalak acts as the ruler and taskmaster of these soldiers.

The orcs of the Blackrock Clan dominate most of the ruins of Lower Blackrock Spire, though they are divided up into various legions. These include the Scarshield Legion, the Bloodaxe Legion, and the Firebrand Legion. The elite Blackhand Legion resides in Upper Blackrock Spire. The orcs share the city with a contingent of Spirestone ogres and Smolderthorn trolls, who are also members of Rend's Dark Horde. The ruins are also home to a host of Spire Spiders who have infested a ruined corner of the city.

After the fall of Rend's Dark Horde, Drakonid Monstrosities and Dragonspawn Refugees can be seen in a portion of the dungeon.

Adventure Guide

This imposing fortress, carved into the fiery core of Blackrock Mountain, represented the might of the Dark Iron clan for centuries. More recently, the black dragon Nefarian and his spawn seized the keep's upper spire and ignited a brutal war against the dwarves. The draconic armies have since allied with Warchief Rend Blackhand and his false Horde. This combined force lords over the spire, conducting horrific experiments to bolster its ranks while plotting the meddlesome Dark Irons' downfall.

Maps and subregions

Quests

Quest name Quest giver Zone location
Neutral Neutral Quests
N [20-30D] A Potential Ally IconSmall DarkIron Male.gif Neutral Overseer Oilfist Searing Gorge
N [20-30D] Trolls, Ogres, and Orcs, Oh My! IconSmall DragonRed.gif Acride Hall of Blackhand, Blackrock Spire
Alliance Alliance Quests
A [20-30D] Blackrock Anomaly IconSmall NightElf Male.gif Helendis Riverhorn Morgan's Vigil, Burning Steppes

Removed quests

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Badlands

Burning Steppes

Lower Blackrock Spire

Winterspring

Elsewhere

Encounters

Lower Blackrock Spire bosses
Bosses Monsters
  • Hall of Blackhand

Loot

Main article: Lower Blackrock Spire loot

Related achievements

Notes

Patch changes

  • Warlords of Draenor Patch 6.0.2 (2014-10-14): Now a separate instance from UBRS.
  • Cataclysm Patch 4.0.1 (2010-10-12): Capped at five players.
  • WoW Icon update.png Patch 1.10.0 (2006-03-28): Capped at ten players.
  • WoW Icon update.png Patch 1.6.0 (2005-07-12): Crystal Fang, the rare spawn in Blackrock Spire, will now potentially appear.
  • WoW Icon update.png Patch 1.3.0 (2005-03-07):
    • Capped at fifteen players.
    • Some Blackrock Spire bosses will now properly display their true level, instead of being considered world bosses (who do not display level).

References

 
  1. ^ John Staats 2018-09-14. John Staats AMA, author of 'The World of Warcraft Diary'.​ “LBRS was my Moria tribute, BRD was built before the films, so similarities [in that dungeon] are a coincidence.”

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