Sepulcher of the First Ones Raid Boost

Sepulcher of the First Ones Boosting and What Comes With it

In Shadowlands patch 9.2 adventurers will travel to Zereth Mortis, the workshop of the godlike and mysterious First Ones who shaped the universe, and explore the 11-boss raid Sepulcher of the First Ones. Located in the heart of Zereth Mortis, this ancient place is assaulted by the forces of Mawsworn and the Jailer himself who seeks to claim the secret knowledge it holds and with it rebuild the universe according to his own twisted design.

Fated Sepulcher of the First Ones drop the most powerful gear of the entire expansion and SotFO boost run is your easy to get this gear in SL Season 4. This is what you can get with our Sepulcher raid carry service:

• The most powerful weapons and armor of patch 9.2 and the entire Shadowlands expansion;
• Tier sets for every class with powerful set bonuses;
• Defeat Zovaal, The Jailer and literally save the universe;
• SotFO last boss mount for defeating The Jailer on heroic and mythic difficulties;
• Progress towards Fated Raids achievements with amazing rewards;

We have summarized item level you can get from Fated Sepulcher of the First Ones in the table below:

As you can see Fated SotFO raid boost service will get you the most powerful gear of Shadowlands. Below you can find detailed information on how our Sepulcher sell runs work and how many items you may expect to get.

Loot Options for Sepulcher of the First Ones Carry

The goal of any loot run is to provide loot, isn't it? We offer flexible looting terms to the buyers of Normal, Heroic and Mythic SotFO runs. Their differences are described in the table.

Sepulcher of the First Ones Bosses

There are 11 bosses in SotFO raid, including the familiar Mal'ganis and the Jailer himself. We offer not only full Fated Sepulcher of the First Ones boost runs, but also kills of single bosses.

List of all bosses:

• 1. Solitary Guardian;
• 2. Dausegne, the Fallen Oracle;
• 3. Artificer Xy'mox;
• 4. Prototype Pantheon;
• 5. Skolex, the insatiable Ravener;
• 6. Halondrus the Reclaimer;
• 7. Lihuvim, Principle Architect;
• 8. Anduin Wrynn - mind-controlled by the Jailer, the King of Alliance must be freed from the bonds of domination magic;
• 9. Lords of Dread - meet our old friend Mal'ganis and his companion, the female nathrezim Kin'tessa;
• 10. Rygelon;
• 11. Zovaal, the Jailer - the last boss of the final Shadowlands raid who threatens the universe itself;

Why Buy Sepulcher of the First Ones Boost Service?

You may wonder why it is worth spending money on some pixels? Well, it has many advantages!

• Save time - you don't have to look for a guild and then stay up at night to attend all progression runs. You don't have to waste your nerve cells on wiping with pug groups only to have the group disbanded before the last boss. We have multiple SotFO boost runs every day done by experienced guilds and very flexible schedule. On top of that we don't require any minimum item level or extraordinary DPS to join the run.
• Actually get loot - don't rely on RNG of Personal Loot mode with pug groups or wait for guild master's friends to gear up. In our Sepulcher of the First Ones carries you will get personal traders of your armor type specifically assigned to boost your amount of loot.
• Don't risk dealing with gold sellers - Group Finder and trade chat are infested with various sellers of runs "only for gold". Don't be tricked by these seemingly attractive offers. While paying in-game gold for in-game services seems to be perfectly within the Blizzard's ToS, it is in fact very risky as you essentially become the first link in gold sellers supply chain; these people run Sepulcher of the First Ones sell runs all day; of course, they don't work full-time for WoW Tokens. Obviously, the gold paid for such a "only for gold" raid carry eventually will be sold for cash. Needless to say that Blizzard, being the largest gold seller, tolerates no competition and has technical ability to trace such gold transactions back to their source. Remember the Gallywix community and what happened to many of their customers? Selfplay runs without leaving unnecessary traces in game (discussing boosting in chat, trading gold, etc.) are by far the safest option.

What else to buy for SotFO carry services?

We offer a number of services for Sepulcher of the First Ones Fated Raid of Shadowlands Season 4:

• 1. full 11/11 Sepulcher of the First Ones boost runs on Normal, Heroic and Mythic difficulty;
• 2. SotFO single bosses kill for getting specific items, legendaries and coduits;
• 3. Ahead of the Curve (AotC) achievement for killing Zovaal, the Jailer;
• 4. Cutting Edge: The Jailer - defeat the Jailer on mythic difficulty and get the Feat of Strenght achievement;
• 5. Fates of the Shadowlands Raids achievement as part of special Fated Raids meta-achievement with cool rewards;
• 6. Sepulcher full gear boost on normal, heroic and mythic difficulty;

What are Fated Raids in WoW: Shadowlands season 4?

In Season 4 of Shadowlands, there are no new raids - instead, players return to the 3 original Shadowlands Raids: Castle Nathria, Sanctum of Domination and Sepulcher of the First Ones. These raids will return back offering a higher level of difficulty with better loot, as well as a new raid affix that will further increase the difficulty of these raids.

Fated Raids mode applies to all raid difficulties: LFR, Normal, Heroic, and Mythic. With higher difficulty you will get higher item level loot. Because of the rotation these Fated Raids have, each week only one of them would be active in Fated mode. To understand which raid is Fated on this week, you will need to check your Adventure Guide in game.

The World Boss related to the Fated raid of the week will also become empowered dropping higher item level loot.

• When Castle Nathria is Fated for the week, World Bosses Valinor, Mortanis, Oranomonos the Everbranching or Nurgash Muckformed will become Fated as well.
• When Sanctum of Domination is Fated for the week, World Boss Mor'geth in the Maw will become Fated as well.
• When Sepulcher of the First Ones is Fated for the week, World Boss Antros in Zereth Mortis will become Fated as well.

Fated Affix called Fated Powers will be active in the Fated raid for the week and could make your raid run even more painful and difficult. These affixes work similar to the Mythic+ affixes, adding new mechanics to each fight such as enemies who need to be interrupted and grant the raiders additional stats when defeated. At the moment, there are four of them: Fated Power: Chaotic Essence, Fated Power: Protoform Barrier, Fated Power: Creation Spark, and Fated Power: Reconfiguration Emitter.

The Fated Raid system also implies restrictions both on the gear and buffs you can use. For example, Shards of Domination won’t work in any Fated Raid, but you can still earn Tier tokens from regular and fated Sepulcher of the First Ones for Tier Set bonuses. Moreover, it is possible to turn high ilvl rewards into tier pieces using the Creation Catalyst.

The regular version of the raid is not accessible during the week it's Fated.

Rewards from Fated Raids are more than pleasant.

• Chance to get ilvl 265-272 gear from LFG raid difficulty;
• Chance to get ilvl 278-285 gear from Normal raid difficulty;
• Chance to get ilvl 291-297 gear from Heroic raid difficulty;
• Chance to get ilvl 304-311 gear from Mythic raid difficulty.
• Jigglesworth, Sr. mount for completing Fates of the Shadowlands Raids achievement;
• Hero of Fate title for completing Heroic: Fates of the Shadowlands Raids achievement;
• Shadowlands Raid Teleports for completing Mythic: Fates of the Shadowlands Raids achievement.

If you are interested in obtaining any or all of these cool rewards from Shadowlands Season 4 Fated Raids you should check our WoW Raid Boost service now!