Blackfathom Deeps
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| Location | The Zoram Strand, Ashenvale |
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| End boss | Aku'mai |
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| Advised level | 20-27 |
| Player limit | 5 (10) |
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Blackfathom Deeps is a partially underwater dungeon in northwestern Ashenvale. It is accessed by a stair-lined shaft that requires one to swim through an underwater entrance. The deeps are comprised of a series of watery caverns leading deep to a temple devoted to the Old Gods. The Twilight's Hammer cult runs this shrine, and it has joined forces with local naga and satyrs to defend the unholy creature, Aku'mai.
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History
This series of ruins and caverns was built into the side of a cliff directly south of Black Fathom Bay. Many dangerous creatures lurk within - including, if tales at the Fish Eye Tavern are to believed, ghosts of heroes that fell to some nastiness while within the Deeps. Others suggest that this place, once a night elf temple to Elune, is now the headquarters of the vile warlocks, known as the Shadow Council!WRPG 194 The naga here seem to be searching for something. The Twilight’s Hammer, a foul cult dedicated to the Old Gods, works with the naga in the underground ruins for an unknown purpose.LoM 8
From Blizzard's Official World Dungeons site:
- Situated along the Zoram Strand of Ashenvale, Blackfathom Deeps was once a glorious temple dedicated to the night elves' moon-goddess, Elune. However, the great Sundering shattered the temple - sinking it beneath the waves of the Veiled Sea. There it remained untouched - until, drawn by its ancient power - the naga and satyr emerged to plumb its secrets. Legends hold that the ancient beast, Aku'mai, has taken up residence within the temple's ruins. Aku'mai, a favored pet of the primordial Old Gods, has preyed upon the area ever since. Drawn to Aku'mai's presence, the cult known as the Twilight's Hammer has also come to bask in the Old Gods' evil presence.
Geography
Maps
- A large map (1027 kb) from videogamemaps.net.
- Map at WorldofWar.net.
Sub-Regions
| Aku'mai's Lair | • | The Drowned Sacellum | • | The Forgotten Pool | • | Moonshrine Ruins • Moonshrine Sanctum | • | The Pool of Ask'ar |
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Dungeon Denizens
Blackfathom Naga
- Blackfathom Oracle (non-elite): casts Healing Wave and Parasite (Inflicts normal damage plus 30 to an enemy, then an additional 25 Nature damage every 5 sec. for 20 sec.)
- Blackfathom Tide-Priestess (non-elite): casts Frostbolt and Heal
- Blackfathom Seawitch: casts Frost Armor, Frost Nova and Frost Ward
- Blackfathom Myrmidon: casts Disarm
Fallenroot Satyrs
- Fallenroot Rogue (non-elite): casts Stealth
- Fallenroot Hellcaller: casts Mana Burn and Shadowbolt
- Fallenroot Shadowstalker: casts Curse of Weakness and Stealth
Blindlight Murlocs
- Blindlight Murloc: casts Sunder Armor
- Blindlight Oracle: casts Lightning Bolt and Healing Wave
- Blindlight Muckdweller: casts Leech Poison (Leeches 46 health every 5 sec from an enemy for 45 sec and gives it to the caster.)
Worshippers of Aku'mai
- Twilight Loreseeker: casts Enlarge (Increases an ally's physical damage by 50 for 5 mins.) and Slow
- Twilight Acolyte: casts Renew and Heal
- Twilight Aquamancer: casts Summon Water Elemental and Frostbolt
- Twilight Elementalist: casts Flame Shock, Frost Shock and Shock (Nature damage spell)
- Twilight Shadowmage: casts Shadowbolt and Summon Voidwalker
- Twilight Reaver: casts Arcing Smash
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Loot
Tips, Notes, & Additional Info
- Also known as: BFD (not to be confused with BRD, which is Blackrock Depths.)
- Sometimes mis-identified as Blackfathom Depths, even by Blizzard. (See for example the worldofwarcraft.com flashmap)
- Found in: Ashenvale Forest, Northwest corner (The Zoram Strand)
- Enemy Level Range:
- Outside Instance: 20-21
- Inside Instance: 22-24 (Elite)
- Gain entrance at level: 10
- 10 Player Limit (However quests can only be completed with 5 - which is how it is most often tackled)
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