Glory of the Tomb Raider: Achievements, Title and Reward
Glory of the Tomb Raider is the meta achievement for the Tomb of Sargeras raid, the Legion finale on Argus-era content. Complete every boss achievement inside the raid and you earn the achievement itself, a mount, and the title that players search for as "the Tomb Raider".
It is a Legion-era feat, so you can now do it solo or with a small group at max level. Most of it takes one or two evenings if you know the order.
What Glory of the Tomb Raider requires
The meta has nine boss achievements, one for each encounter in the raid. Each one asks for a specific mechanic, not just a kill. You do not need to clear them in one lockout, and progress is saved on your account for the achievement tracking.
- Goroth: avoid the infernal landings in a set way
- Demonic Inquisition: handle the adds before they reach the boss
- Harjatan: keep the frostbite stacks under control
- Sisters of the Moon: manage the moon phases and the orbs
- Mistress Sassz'ine: break the tentacle lines quickly
- The Desolate Host: split the spirits between the two worlds
- Maiden of Vigilance: use the orbs as intended
- Fallen Avatar: stay clear of the pillar damage
- Kil'jaeden: survive the final platform phases
Check the in-game achievement panel for the exact wording on each one. Blizzard has tuned a few of them over the years, so the panel beats any old note.
The Tomb Raider title and mount reward
People who type "wow the tomb raider title" want one thing: how to get it. The title is tied to the meta, so there is no shortcut. Finish all nine boss achievements and the meta pops on the last kill.
The mount that comes with it is the Felblaze Infernal, a fiery mount that is one of the better-looking drops from Legion content. It is a guaranteed reward, not a random drop, which makes this meta a safer target than chasing a mount with a drop chance of a few percent.
Which difficulty counts
Normal difficulty is enough for the meta. Heroic or Mythic is not required, which is why this is one of the friendlier Legion feats. If you want the Ahead of the Curve style of challenge, that is a separate set of achievements.
How to finish it faster
Plan the order around the boss that costs you the most time. Fallen Avatar and Kil'jaeden have the strictest requirements, so many players do them first, while the lockout is fresh.
Bring a ranged character if you can. Several achievements are easier at range, and a high item level makes the kills almost trivial. Expect around 2 to 4 hours for a careful run, a bit longer if a boss needs a retry.
Take a few minutes to read the achievement text before each pull. Most failed attempts come from missing a small detail, not from low gear.
Doing it with a group
A group of 2 to 5 is plenty on current gear. Agree in advance who handles each mechanic, since the achievements often require one player to do something specific. Raid finder will not do, because you cannot coordinate the conditions with strangers.
Other Glory achievements worth knowing
The Tomb of Sargeras meta sits in a long line of raid feats. If you like this kind of collecting, glory of the legion raider is the broader Legion set and rewards another mount, while the reins of galakras come from the Orgrimmar one, a much older raid that is also soloable now. A third option, the wriggling parasite mount, is the Ny'alotha reward and is a good fit if you want a Battle for Azeroth era goal.
Each of these asks for a different pace. Tomb of Sargeras is one of the shorter ones, which is a good reason to start here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Glory of the Tomb Raider still available in 2026?
Yes. It is no longer part of any limited-time event, so you can earn it at any point. The raid can be entered on your own as long as you are max level and have the Legion content unlocked.
Do I need a full raid group to get the title?
No. A small group or a strong solo character can do most of it. Some achievements need coordination, so having a friend for the trickier bosses helps.
Does the achievement give a mount?
Yes, the meta rewards the Felblaze Infernal along with the title. It is a guaranteed reward on completion, not a drop chance.
Which difficulty should I run?
Normal difficulty is enough. Heroic and Mythic are not required for the meta, so pick whichever one you can clear comfortably in a few hours.
Can I earn it on multiple characters?
The achievement itself is account-wide, but you only need to earn it once. The title and mount unlock for all your characters after that.