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For some of you, your eyes will be on the goals of end game. You’re not going to need as many consumables now as you did before. that represents a change in Blizzard philosophy. Don’t even think about using Mana Oils or Wizard Oils (or stones) as they will not work on items by level 70. Pro tip: Chances are, you’ll be using your present weapons for a while. Might as well use any you have left by for those while you level until you come across a replacement weapon.

Naxxramas

It once hovered by the Eastern Plaguelands. Now you can find that entry level instance in Dragonblight to the east. Players that experienced the old version of Naxx will notice many similarities in that latest rendition. Many of the bosses have returned (with the exception of a specific Knight from the 4 Horsemen).

Obsidian Sanctum

This is the first entry level Onyxia style boss you’ll come across. Sartharion is surrounded by 3 mini-boss dragons. Think of it as a modified Zul’Aman instance challenge. You can set the difficulty of the come across by sparing any number of dragons. Leaving all 3 up when you engage Sartharion results in more items (and better quality). The Sanctum is additionally located in Dragonblight below Wyrmrest Temple.

The Eye of Eternity

Malygos makes the Eye of Eternity his domain. that is the only raid instance you will find in The Nexus. Before you can summon Malygos, you need to have the Heroic Key to the Focusing Iris (or its 10 man counterpart, the Key to the Focusing Iris). It’ll be the first instance where you get to engage the boss on flying mounts!

Check out our walkthrough of these three early Wrath raids in the gallery below!

Wrath 101: An introduction to raiding originally arised on WoW Insider on Fri, 14 Nov 2008 14:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Original post by Matt Low