Antorus Heroic Personal Loot Full Run

Antorus Heroic: what the clear actually involves

Antorus Heroic is an 11-boss raid, and a full clear takes a coordinated group roughly 3 to 4 hours when nobody wipes much. Pugs often stretch that to 5 hours, mostly because of Argus the Unmaker and the Shatug and F'harg pairing. At 110 with a decent item level, the content is easy to overgear now, which is why many players run it for the mounts and the trinket rather than for the gear.

Lockouts reset weekly, so you get one shot per character at each boss. Plan the order too: the raid is split into wings, and the Gift of the Pantheon wing in the middle is where most of the loot-heavy fights sit.

Antorus Heroic carry: how it works and what to expect

A carry means a group clears the raid while you take part and keep your own drops. Two formats exist. In a personal loot run, the game rolls loot for you directly. In a trade run, the group's geared characters get the drops and hand over what suits your class and spec.

The trade format has a catch. Only items that are an upgrade over what you already wear can be passed on, and the trade window is 2 hours after the boss dies. If you want a clean answer, bring a character with low item levels in most slots, since that makes almost every drop tradeable. An alt wearing 370 gear in every slot would get fewer trades than a fresh 110.

Check a few things before joining any group:

• The raid leader's group size, usually 10 to 20 players, and whether loot is personal or master looted.
• Whether the run covers all 11 bosses or stops earlier.
• How achievements are handled, since Light's Breach, Hope's End, Forbidden Descent and Seat of the Pantheon each need specific kills.

If you only want the raid on Heroic and nothing harder, the term to look for is an antorus heroic boost. Players chasing higher item levels sometimes step up to buy mythic antorus runs instead, though Mythic drops carry little value for transmog or mounts that Heroic does not already give.

Aman'Thul's Vision bonus roll

People searching for the Aman'Thul's Vision bonus roll usually want one answer: can you spend a bonus roll on it? You can. The trinket sits in the Antorus loot table, and a bonus roll on a boss gives you an extra chance at it on top of the normal roll.

The odds are low, well under 1 percent per kill, so treat it as a lottery ticket rather than a plan. Bosses with fewer items on the table make the extra roll slightly more useful, since the roll draws from the same pool as the regular drops.

Where to spend the roll

The roll works at any boss you killed that week, but you only get it once per boss and only if you hold a Seal of Broken Fate. Most players save theirs for Argus, because that fight is the hardest to repeat and the only one that drops Blood of the Unmaker for the Kirin Tor Summoning Crystal mount.

That said, the mount quest does not depend on the roll at all. Argus drops the item on its own, so the roll is best kept for the trinket or the legendary.

Timing and seals

Seals reset weekly and you can hold up to 3 at a time in the old content setup. Spend them before the reset, since unused seals do not pile up forever and a missed Tuesday wastes a chance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get the Antoran Charhound on Heroic?

Yes. It drops from Varimathras and its drop chance is small, around 1 to 2 percent per kill. Repeated weekly clears are the only way to improve your odds.

Do I need a high item level for Antorus Heroic?

Not today. A level 110 character in mixed gear around 370 or better clears it without trouble. Players with lower gear can still join a group, though a few mechanics hurt more if you die early.

Is a trade run better than personal loot?

It depends on your gear. Trade runs give more drops overall, but only upgrades can be handed over. Personal loot keeps things simple and has no trade restrictions to worry about.

Can the legendary trinket be traded?

Aman'Thul's Vision has the same rules as other drops in a trade group, so it can only be passed on if it is a gear upgrade for you. In personal loot it just lands in your bags.