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WoW SoD: How to get Dragonslayer Helm in WoW Classic Season of Discovery

Gear up as you'll have to travel to a dungeon.

Like every other class, Warriors also received 12 runes in World of Warcraft Classic Season of Discovery, all of which reward them with different abilities. To get a few of them, though, they need to put some time in and search for various items, like the Dragonslayer Helm.

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The Dragonslayer Helm is one of three items needed to obtain the Rune of Raging Blow for Warriors. It’s engraved on a Chest gear piece and, when used, players deliver a ferocious strike that deals 100 percent of weapon damage. However, it can be only used while the Warrior is using Enrage, Berserker Rage, or Bloodrage.

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Players will need to travel to Shadowfang Keep to collect the item. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Fury Warriors will definitely want to get Rune of Raging Blow during their WoW Classic Season of Discovery playthroughs. As we mentioned, collecting it requires Dragonslayer Helm, and its location isn’t obvious. Here’s where you can find it.

Where to find the Dragonslayer Helm in WoW Classic Season of Discovery

To collect the Dragonslayer Helm, WoW SoD players need to travel to the Shadowfang Keep dungeon. It’s a five-player dungeon run, so it’s best to run it with a few other players so it all goes smoothly.

When you enter the dungeon, find Commander Springvale—one of the bosses located on the second level of Shadowfang Keep. He’s hard to miss if you’re progressing through the dungeon in a standard way. After you defeat him, explore the hall he spawns in. Behind his spawn point, there will be a Dragonslayer Helm ready to collect. The Dragonslayer Helm is located on the windowsill at the back side of Commander Springvale’s boss room.

Once you collect the Dragonslayer Helm, you will need to obtain Dragonslayer Shield and Dragonslayer Lance to receive Rune of Raging Blow. The shield can be found behind Orc mobs in Stonewatch Keep in Redridge Mountains, while the lance can be collected from a neutral NPC called Dark Iron Entrepreneur in Wetlands’ Dun Modr.

You’ll need to complete (or at least play adjacently to) a series of elite quests in Redridge and the Wetlands, each of which is designed for characters that are well above the maximum level cap in phase one of SoD. Make sure you have a strong group that’s prepared to fight elite mobs while hunting down these items, as going solo could easily spell your death.

Once you have all three of these items—the Dragonslayer Helm, Dragonslayer Lance, and Dragonslayer Shield—return to the quest giver, Alonso, in Ashenvale to receive your Rune of Raging Blow.


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