World of Warcraft: Fyr'alath, the Dreamrender legendary weapon guide

If you’re a two-handed axe wielder in World of Warcraft, you will undoubtedly want Fyr'alath, the Dreamrender. This legendary weapon was first unlocked by the guild Echo by defeating Fyrakk on Mythic difficulty. This means players around the world can start farming the raid in order to begin their own quest, but it will take a significant amount of time and resources.

However, this is a work in progress. All the steps and ingredients have not been unveiled for Fyr'alath, the Dreamrender in World of Warcraft. As more is done to put this weapon together, we’ll update this article to help you work on the legendary weapon questline in WoW.

How to unlock Fyr'alath, the Dreamrender in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight

Now that Echo has defeated Fyrakk the Blazing on Mythic in World of Warcraft’s latest raid, other players can start farming Fyr'alath, the Dreamrender. If it is anything like the previous legendary weapon for Evokers, it will drop on all difficulties but with slightly better chances on harder difficulties (Heroic, Mythic).

The weapon drops in one piece, but upon equipping it, players will be engulfed in Shadowflame. After the initial cutscene ends, players will receive a quest, The Shadowflame Axe.

Legendary Weapon stats

Item Level: 500
Weapon Type: Two-Handed Axe
DPS: 1,831-3,804 (782.6 dps)
Stats: 1,040 Strength, 4,524 Stamina
Secondary Stats: 400 Critical Strike, 676 Haste
Use Ability: Unleash the Rage of Fyr'alath to charge towards your target and swing repeatedly, dealing 468338 Shadowflame damage over 3s to all who would stand in your way (2m Cooldown).
Equip Ability: Your attacks apply Mark of Fyr'alath, dealing 26184 Shadowflame damage over 15s. Upon activation, Fyr'alath draws in the flames from all marks to increase its damage by 10%.

According to a Blue Post from the official World of Warcraft developers, there has been some information about how exactly Fyr’alath drops. It can be dropped under two circumstances:

Personal Loot
Mythic Group Loot

On Personal Loot, it can drop on any difficulty, but the higher your difficulties, the higher the chance it will drop. After defeating Mythic Fyrakk, it has a chance of dropping (low%) as Group Loot. Your cumulative chance to receive this drop will represented by receiving a Greater Ember of Fyr’alath after defeating Fyrakk.

Other Heroic or Mythic bosses also have a chance to drop a Lesser Ember of Fyr’alath. These are essentially “Bad Luck Protection”, to increase your chances to receive the drop on both of those difficulties.

The initial weapon drop can be attained by any Death Knight, Paladin, or Warrior, regardless of what their primary specialization is.

Adjusting the Haft of Fyr'alath in World of Warcraft

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This requires you to head to the Azerothian Archives, which are unfortunately not available yet but will come to the game in 10.2.5. While at the Azerothian Archives, speak to Eadweard Dalyngrigge; you will then receive the quest Handling It. It will require you to adjust Fyr'alath’s haft so you hold the weapon safely:

Handling It: Symbiotic Glowspore Grip (Leatherworking)
Handling It: Concentrated Sophic Vellum
Handling It: Rune of Shadowbinding

1) Symbiotic Glowspore Grip (Leatherworking)

The Centaur Erden (Ohn’ahran Plains, east of Mountainview Post) will give you the task you need to complete: Handling It: Shadowed Dreamleaf. This requires you to gather 200 Shadowed Dreamleaf items. To find these, take part in Superbloom events and complete objectives.

Once you’ve taken part in one, the World of Warcraft player working on Fyr'alath will receive a Tattered Dreamleaf. This item lets you tag a friendly ally that can assist you in finding Shadowed Dreamleaf items.

If that person completes the Dreamleaf quest, they’ll receive a Restored Dreamleaf. This will allow you to buff a Fyr'alath quester and make farming the leaves faster. Success grants the Prototype Dreamleaf Grip. You’ll need this to craft Erden’s Dreamleaf Grip later. It will require the following materials:

400x Zaralek Glowspores
3x Obsidian Cobraskin
1x Prototype Dreamleaf Grip
5x Dreaming Essence
50x Mireslush Hide (1*)

2) Concentrated Sophic Vellum (Enchanting)

Shalasar Glimmerdusk is a Nightborne found near the Nelthazan Ruins on the Ohn’ahran Plains. She will task you with finding 20 Radiant Flecks of Ash from equipment found in the Emerald Dream. This typically means Epic Gear, but right now, players can purchase the Fallen Protector Handguards for 300 Dragon Isles Supplies via Moon Priestess Lasara (requires 7 with Dream Wardens).

With a total of 6,000 Dragon Isles Supplies, World of Warcraft players can swiftly disenchant enough items to easily unlock the Prototype Order Vellum. This will be used to craft Shalasar’s Sophic Vellum later in this quest. It requires the following materials:

150x Awakened Fire
100x Awakened Earth
50x Awakened Order
200x Resonant Crystal
1x Prototype Order Vellum

3) Rune of Shadowbinding (Inscription)

While speaking to Lydiara Whisperfeather near Azure Span’s Azure Archives, she’ll ask you to collect 50 Taut Tethercoil. It drops from a variety of powerful enemies in the Emerald Dream. Rares and Rare-Elite mobs both have a chance to drop 1-3 of these.

Upon completing this grind, you’ll receive the Prototype Binding Rune. This will also be used in the crafting of Lydiara’s Binding Rune, later in this quest chain in World of Warcraft. It requires the following items:

10x Shadowflame Essence
250x Cosmic Ink (1*)
50x Runed Writhebark (3*)
1x Prototype Binding Rune

Complete the Echo of Fyrakk in World of Warcraft and unlock Fyr’alath

Once you have all three pieces of the weapon, you will put them together. Still, this does not let the World of Warcraft player wield Fyr’alath for themselves. Instead, you’ll receive a new mission: Head to the Obsidian Throne. There, you will find Eadwweard, Wrathion, and Scalecommander Emberthal. Even in front of them, you’ll fail to wield the mighty legendary axe.

In order to set things right, and free the spirit of Fyr’alath so that you can wield it, you’ll take part in a solo scenario within the walls of Aberrus. You’ll reach the Echo of Fyrakk, and will have to overcome its power. There will be waves of damage to avoid, adds to defeat, and more.

However, when you do finally defeat Echo of Fyrakk in World of Warcraft, you will receive what you were waiting for all this time: The legendary 2-handed Axe, Fyr’alath the Dreamrender! While the boss will surely be challenging, the hardest part is going to be farming up all the materials, and receiving the initial axe to begin the quest.

This is what's currently known about Fyr'alath, the Dreamrender in World of Warcraft. As further steps are unlocked, we’ll update this guide with everything you’ll need to do next for this legendary weapon questline.