Sunwell was one of the first raids that had guilds stuck on the second-last boss. Kil’Jaeden was also statistically one of the game’s hardest bosses, however, some of that is accredited to the fact Muru was so hard that so few guilds actually managed to get good progress on Kil’Jaeden. While Kil’Jaeden was hard enough, Muru held guilds up for so long it took three rounds of nerfs for most to move on. Once guilds started on the second to last boss, Muru, things started to get a little tricky. While Eredar Twins caused a few issues, it was claimed by EU guild Nihilum. The first few bosses were fairly easy for top guilds, but the raid ramped up as guilds hit the final three bosses. With guilds having killed the big bad in Black Temple, Sunwell presented players with a truly tough final raid. Sunwell was the final raid of the Burning Crusade expansion. However, Naxxramas will forever go down as a legendary raid, especially since the vanilla version of Wrath of the Lich King is no longer part of the game. With Naxxrama being a part of Classic WoW, it will likely be a cake-walk for fully prepared guilds. Naxxramas was also a 40-man raid, so you had to coordinate all those people, and make sure they had reliable internet, something not everyone had back in 2006. The main problem with requiring eight tanks was that guilds didn’t have that many, so they would snipe them off each-other and create a higher demand than was possible to fill. It also required those Warriors to have a specific set of gear so that their Taunt couldn’t miss. Now, it was a hard one for a few reasons, though most of those come from the fact only a few classes were really relevant.įirstly, you needed eight tanks for one of the bosses (Four Horseman), and Warrior was essentially the only class that could do it, as Taunt – a key mechanic to the fight – was unique to Warrior at the time. Around 134 guilds are known to have fully cleared the entire Naxxramas raid. Vanilla Naxxramas goes down as one of the hardest World of Warcraft raids (so far) for simply being cleared by so few guilds. With Legion, it really felt like Blizzard was pushing for high communication from raid teams, and the reality that each raid party was only as strong as their weakest link was fully realized in Tomb of Sargeras.
As for the rest of the raid, it was for sure a tough one.
Kil’Jaeden is one of the bosses to feature a secret phase (more on those later), and in an age of WoW world-first races pre-streaming, you had no idea who else was at this phase.
Kil’Jaeden is one of the bosses who makes more than one appearance in WoW history, and although his first appearance was a tough one, his Tomb of Sargeras form was something else. Not only was the raid’s end boss, Kil’Jaeden, attempted a whopping 654 times before being killed by esports org Method, but he was preceded by Fall Avatar, who took 453 attempts out of Method. Tomb of Sargeras is rightfully first on this list.
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