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With the launch of Phase 2, Brawlers Guild was finally added to the game. Brawlers Guild was once a popular feature, primarily focused on solo PvE, where players repeatedly challenged bosses, akin to a boss rush.

While not a group raid, Brawlers Guild was nonetheless quite challenging, requiring players to adapt to unique and often deadly boss mechanics, and its complexity increased with increasing levels. While lower levels might be manageable with just a good item level, reaching the highest levels can be a significant challenge.

How To Access Brawlers Guild?

Players seeking access to Brawlers Guild need to obtain a Blood-Soaked Invitation first. Currently, there are two ways to obtain it, while there is another way to enter Brawlers Guild directly:

• 1. Dropped by elite wild monsters, especially rare monsters associated with Krasarang Wilds, which have a chance to drop an Invitation.
• 2. Black Market Auction House sometimes lists invitations with a starting valule of 1,000 WoW MoP Classic gold, so you may need to prepare more.
• 3. In addition to receiving a Blood-Soaked Invitation, you can also enter Brawlers Guild through invitations from other players. After reaching Rank 7, other players will receive a Brawler's Pass, which they can then transfer to you.

Regardless of how you gain access to Brawlers Guild, your other accounts will automatically be eligible.

Brawlers Guild Entrance

The entrance to Brawlers Guild is different for Alliance and Horde players:

Locations vary by faction:

• Horde: The entrance is in Brawl'gar Arena in Orgrimmar, north of Valley of Honor.
• Alliance: The entrance is at Bizmo's Brawlpub in Stormwind, on the lower level of Deeprun Tram.

Brawlers Guild Bosses

Brawlers Guild has seven ranks and 28 bosses. As you rank up, the enemies become increasingly difficult. So, if you want to challenge higher levels, you'll need to adjust your gear and spend some Mists of Pandaria Classic gold at Auction House to prepare potions and items based on the boss's damage.

Rank 1

Bruce

The most threatening skill is Chomp Chomp. It deals high damage within melee range, but it has a 1.5s cast time, so be mindful of its cast bar.

Vian The Volatile

A flaming area will appear on the field, gradually taking up the combat space. Focus all your skills on it from the start; you won't be able to prolong the fight.

Goredome

It will cast Lumbering Charge, which appears as a red circle within its damage range. Keep moving and quickly escape once you see the circle appear. Melee fighters should also be aware of their changing positions.

Dungeon Master Vishas

This boss's Hot Poker buff grants him extremely high damage. You can kite him with abilities like slow or crowd control (he can be stunned).

Rank 2

Dippy

Dippy has a one-hit-kill magic attack, but he struggles to maintain stability on the ground. You can interrupt his abilities with instant/auto attacks, but avoid cornering him, as this may cause him to use his magic.

Kirrawk

Kirrawk will summon tornadoes to throw you up or disrupt your position. You'll need to dodge these tornadoes to maintain the tempo of the fight, and adjust your position when dodging.

Fran And Riddoh

Fran will throw mines everywhere, while Riddoh will trap you with a net. If Fran dies, Riddoh will go berserk, dealing +250% damage. Fran will also throw explosives more frequently after Riddoh dies.

It's best to maintain a healthy balance between the two bosses, avoid destroying one too quickly, and avoid bombs.

King Kulaka

King Kulaka's melee attacks deal considerable damage. Ranged classes can kite him continuously, while melee classes should use defensive skills to stall and spread out their attacks.

Rank 3

Blat

Blat creates multiple clones. While these clones don't deal much damage, they can be disruptive. The real one usually moves faster or has quicker skill responsiveness. Focus your fire on the real one while slowing down the other clones.

Sanoriak

Sanoriak has abilities like Flame Buffet (which stacks flames) and Firewall. Prioritize interrupting Flame Buffet, as Firewall usually leaves a safe gap.

Ixx

The only skill you need to avoid is Devastating Thrust. Avoid standing in front of it; quickly move past or around to the side and back while it's casting. This may cause splash damage, but you can use potions.

Mazhareen

As Mazhareen's health decreases, its attack power, and frequency may increase. Therefore, conserve your abilities until it reaches low health, then burst out as quickly as possible to instantly kill it.

Rank 4

Crush

Crush has a charge and stun (which also stuns itself), with a brief period of increased damage. Predict the direction of the charge and dodge, then use the short stun period to deal damage.

Leona Earthwind

Leona Earthwind's Earthling Seed summons minions, while Solar Beam silences you. Both are tricky abilities. You'll need to be quick to kill minions and avoid Solar Beam, looking for openings.

Dominika The Illusionist

Dominika the Illusionist will constantly split and create illusions. Use AoE skills to prioritize killing the illusions, then simultaneously focus on the real one.

Deeken

Deeken's primary skill is Electric Bubble, which creates a static field. As long as you can avoid it, you can easily squeeze it.

Rank 5

Millie Watt

This boss has some mechanics to be aware of. Her explosives also create a static field, and when she uses Megafantastic Discombobumorphanator, it stuns you for 15 seconds, but it dissipates after you take damage. So when she uses this skill, actively enter the field and take some damage to avoid being disabled.

Fjoll

Fjoll's field generates purple flames and can push you into danger. You need to be mindful of your positioning and utilize your movement skills.

Proboskus

Proboskus's damage is high, but it's not difficult to deal with. Torrent (a channeled skill) can be interrupted, and Rain Dance can be avoided by moving.

Fleasy / Greazy / Queasy / Sleezy / Wheezy

Okay, this is a small siege. Five gnomes will attack you simultaneously, and you need to reduce them quickly, so start with Queasy, who has the lowest health. These gnomes will stack damage on you, so you need to keep your distance for 5 seconds to reduce the stacks.

Rank 6

Akama

Akama will summon adds and unleash abilities like Chain Lightning and Shadow Strikes. Shadow Strikes provide powerful buffs, so interrupt them. If you don't, avoid her subsequent attacks.

Unguloxx

Keep your kiting to avoid high melee damage. Use stun or self-protection skills when necessary to stall. Balance defense and damage within the tight enrage timer.

Yikkan Izu

Prioritize clearing the first wave of Ravens while interrupting Disorienting Shriek, or you'll almost certainly die. While controlling the adds, maintain consistent damage on the boss.

Smash Hoofstomp

First, kill two Goblins to reach 100% damage amplification, then move behind them to deal damage when they cast Shield Wall.

Rank 7

Bo Bobble & Max Megablast

Stay close to Bo Bobble and use Max Megablast (red circle) to guide and hit Bo. Repeat until the shared health bar is depleted.

Dark Summoner

Use the overhead light to pin down the ghosts and quickly kill them. Then attack the boss. Repeat until the boss is down, taking care not to be instantly killed by Ghosts.

Battletron

Go all out when it summons Mines (a free damage window). If you can detonate the mines, you can force it to re-summon. Overall, it's a tight DPS check with a 2-minute enrage.

Meatball

Hiting the boss will drop Orbs. Collect them until you reach 40 stacks of the buff (400% damage), then initiate a burst and kill it before the 1-minute enrage.

Completing the 28 boss battles will prove you're a great warrior, and while these battles won't directly reward you with MoP Classic Gold, rewards like The Brassiest Knuckle, The Brassiest Knuckle, and Brawler's Burly Mushan Beast are clearly more valuable.

Besides the constant dangers and battles of World of Warcraft, there's also joy and good brews. From September 20th to October 6th, Horde and Alliance will host Brewfests!

Warriors from each faction can enjoy delicious food and brews while collecting new trinkets and mounts. By completing quests, you'll also earn tokens that can be redeemed for rewards.

Horde and Alliance factions will host Brewfest camps outside Gates of Orgrimmar and Gates of Ironforge, respectively.

Events

Coren Direbrew Holiday Boss

Use Dungeon Finder to team up and slay Coren Direbrew. Your first daily kill will earn you Direbrew's Dire Brew quest, which grants you an additional 40 Brewfest Prize Tokens. The following items have a chance to drop:

• Thousand-Year Pickled Egg
• Mithril Wristwatch
• Coren's Cold Chromium Coaster
• Bitterest Balebrew Charm
• Brawler's Statue
• Bubbliest Brightbrew Charm

Non-Repeatable Events

• Brewfest!
• Welcome to Brewfest!
• Chug and Chuck!
• Pink Elekks On Parade
• Catch the Wild Wolpertinger!
• Now This is Ram Racing... Almost.
• Say, There Wouldn't Happen to be a Souvenir This Year, Would There?

Repeatable Events

• There and Back Again
• This One Time, When I Was Drunk...
• Bark for (any brewery)

In addition to earning Mists of Pandaria Classic gold, completing the above quests also allows you to use Brewfest Prize Tokens you collect to visit Belbi Quikswitch (Alliance) or Blix Fixwidget (Horde) redemption prizes:

2 Tokens:

• Brewhelm
• Fresh Brewfest Hops (Limited time/Limited duration)

5 Tokens:

• Fresh Dwarven Brewfest Hops (Limited time/Limited duration)
• Fresh Goblin Brewfest Hops (Limited time/Limited duration)

20 Tokens:

• Preserved Brewfest Hops

50 Tokens:

• Blue Brewfest Hat
• Green Brewfest Hat
• Brown Brewfest Hat
• Purple Brewfest Hat

100 Tokens:

• Blix's Eyesight Enhancing Romance Goggles
• Belbi's Eyesight Enhancing Romance Goggles
• Brewfest Slippers
• Brewfest Boots
• Brewfest Pony Keg
• Pint-Sized Pink Pachyderm
• Pandaren Brewpack

200 Tokens:

• Brewfest Dress
• Brewfest Regalia
• "Brew of the Month" Club Membership Form (Alliance or Horde)

Are Brewfest Trinkets Worth Exchanging?

MoP Classic Phase 2 doesn't offer any new raids. Its updates are primarily geared towards catching up on gear, and Brewfest rewards are no exception. If your gear is already top-tier, these trinkets won't be very useful. Let's take a look at the trinkets.

Mithril Wristwatch

Mithril Wristwatch's primary stat is critical strike, which is excellent for classes like Mistweaver Monks and Discipline Priests.

It grants a 10% chance to trigger approximately 6500 spell power when you cast a harmful spell, lasting 10 seconds with a 55-second internal cooldown.

The advantage is that it triggers spell power, which typically has a higher value budget than secondary stats like haste and critical strike, making this trinket slightly overpowered in terms of stats.

However, its triggering mechanic relies on dealing damage, which can be very inconsistent for healers who don't frequently use damaging skills (such as Holy Paladins and Holy Priests). It's best suited for Discipline Priests.

Thousand-Year Pickled Egg

Thousand-Year Pickled Egg's primary stat is Intelligence, and its effect is that using healing or heal-over-time spells has a 10% chance to trigger approximately 6500 Haste for 10 seconds, with an ICD of 55 seconds. This triggering mechanic is healer-friendly, and the 55-second ICD is more flexible than some trinkets with a 2-minute ICD.

Which Classes Need These Trinkets?

Holy Paladin

Both trinkets are average for Holy Paladins. The critical strike provided by Mithril Wristwatch is good, but Holy Paladins struggle to consistently trigger its damage condition. The haste provided by Thousand-Year Pickled Egg is even less valuable.

In normal Hellscream's Vigil (SoO), Raidfinder trinkets (such as Spirits of the Sun) and Relic of Chi-Ji are better and more consistent choices.

Discipline Priest

As mentioned above, Mithril Wristwatch is quite good because Discipline Priests frequently deal damage and can consistently proc. Its value is higher than many common/Raidfinder-tier SoO trinkets.

Thousand-Year Pickled Egg, however, is useless for Discipline Priests.

While Mithril Wristwatch is usable, it's still inferior to top-tier trinkets like Zen Alchemist Stone and Relic of Yu'lon. If you already have these, there's no need to pursue it specifically.

Holy Priest

Neither of these trinkets is ideal for Holy Priests. It's still recommended to stick with SoO Raidfinder trinkets, Zen Alchemist Stone, and Relic of Chi-Ji.

Restoration Druid

The egg trinket's haste doesn't provide benefits for Rejuvenation, making it of little value. While Mithril Wristwatch's proc chance is reasonable, it's still not as good as the top-tier SoO trinket. Furthermore, Restoration Druids don't deal damage often, making coverage a concern. SoO trinket and Relic of Chi-Ji are still recommended, as their procs are also inconsistent for Restoration Druids.

Mistweaver Monk

Critical strike is Mithril Wristwatch's core stat, making it a good match for Mistweaver Monk. However, Mithril Wristwatch's proc issues are similar to Relic of Yu'lon's—it relies on abilities like Rushing Jade Wind and Summon Jade Serpent Statue to trigger, resulting in a 10% chance of inconsistent coverage, requiring careful management and a poor user experience.

Restoration Shaman

Both trinkets are very useful for Restoration Shaman. First up, Thousand-Year Pickled Egg. Haste is an excellent stat for Restoration Shamans, and its triggering mechanism perfectly complements it, making it a great alternative to Essence of Terror.

Mithril Wristwatch also has decent critical strike, and Restoration Shamans will frequently use Telluric Currents talent to deal damage, making it a relatively reliable trigger.

If you have a Restoration Shaman alt, you can farm for Brewfest. If you don't want to spend MoP Classic gold on Relic of Chi-Ji, you can even equip two Brewfest trinkets, as they're powerful enough to enter Normal difficulty raids.

That's a rough outline of Brewfest event. It's a relatively casual event, perfect for those who enjoy collecting trinkets, completing achievements, or are Restoration Shaman players whose gear isn't quite up to par yet.