Chamber of Aspects
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| Chamber of Aspects | |
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| The center of the area | |
| Location | Underneath Wyrmrest Temple, Dragonblight |
| Race(s) |     Black dragonflight    Blue dragonflight    Bronze dragonflight    Green dragonflight    Red dragonflight |
| Instance info | |
| Type | Raid |
| Advised level | 80 |
| Player limit | 10/25 |
| Lockout timer | 7 days |
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The Chamber of Aspects, also known as the Chamber of the Aspects,[1][2] is a secret chamber where the five great Dragon Aspects would convene whenever they wished to meet.
It was here that Neltharion revealed the Demon Soul, his solution to ending the invasion of the Burning Legion, and urged the other Aspects as well as their respective flights to give up a portion of their essences to power it. Unknowing of his plan, they did so — and enslaved themselves to Neltharion's will.[3][2]
In The Well of Eternity, the Chamber of Aspects was described as "...a vast, monumental cavern, so expansive that even Alexstrasza appeared as little more than a gnat in comparison." The Chamber's walls were featureless and frictionless, smooth yet curved, the floor was an immense flat circle that was geometrically flawless, and it was lit by a golden illumination with no source.[4]
Presumably, the Chamber of the Aspects was located somewhere in ancient Kalimdor; its exact location before and after the Sundering was unknown (Until Wrath of the Lich King).
Later information suggested that the chamber was accessible anywhere the Aspects chose, but was mostly done in the most remote of places, away from prying eyes. However, one trying to enter had to be flying[5], as Alexstrasza and Korialstrasz did.[6]
The Chamber of Aspects underneath Wyrmrest Temple is in fact the Chamber in which the Aspects met. The Chamber in The Well of Eternity is not a completely different and more private place.[2]
In the battle with Yogg-Saron, a vision of Deathwing creating the Demon Soul here with the other Aspects can be seen.
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Wrath of the Lich King
In World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King, the Chamber of Aspects is the location of a single boss raid encounter, similar to Onyxia's Lair, with the ability to add more encounters.[7] The instances are Titan in style.[8]
It now appears to be a small antechamber beneath the Wyrmrest Temple in the Dragonblight of Northrend (which more or less contradicts the description in The Well of Eternity). There is a meeting stone in the center of this room.
It is implied from its design that there will be at least 5 bosses, with one for each flight, as there are 5 gate points which all have two guardians of each correspondent flight.
Obsidian Sanctum
- Main article: Obsidian Sanctum
The Obsidian Sanctum is the black dragonflight area of the Chamber of the Aspects, available from the start of the Wrath of the Lich King expansion. It holds one raid boss — Sartharion. He is joined by three allies around the instance — Shadron, Tenebron, and Vesperon — who will assist Sartharion if they are not defeated.
 The instance entrance. |
 The loading screen of the Obsidian Sanctum. |
 The waygate that leads back to the Chamber of Aspects. |
 Inside the Obsidian Sanctum. |
Green Dragonflight Chamber
This chamber has not been opened yet.
 The instance entrance. |
Red Dragonflight Chamber
This chamber has not been opened yet.
 The instance entrance. |
Blue Dragonflight Chamber
This chamber has not been opened yet.
 The instance entrance. |
Bronze Dragonflight Chamber
This chamber has not been opened yet.
 The instance entrance. |
References
- ^ Knaak, Richard A.. The Well of Eternity, 238. ISBN 978-0-7434-8902-7.
- ^ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Raids - The Obsidian Sanctum (HTML). Worldofwarcraft.com. Retrieved on 2009-04-08.
- ^ The Demon Soul, book two of the War of the Ancients Trilogy
- ^ Knaak, Richard A.. The Well of Eternity, 237-238. ISBN 978-0-7434-8902-7.
- ^ This information was leaked by a blizzard lore developer in an interview with EGM.
- ^ Knaak, Richard A.. The Well of Eternity, 236-237. ISBN 978-0-7434-8902-7.
- ^ http://www.worldofwar.net/articles/413362/jeff-kaplan-video-interview-transcript/page2
- ^ http://www.wowinsider.com/2008/06/29/wwi-08-notes-from-the-dungeons-and-raids-panel/
