Midnight Season 2 Gearing Guide – gear preparation strategy for patch 12.1.
The fastest way to gear up in WoW Midnight Season 2 is to finish the Patch 12.1 campaign during the preseason week, prepare enough Great Vault slots to unlock your future reward choices, and save your most limited upgrade resources for gear you will keep. From August 18, the main gearing loop moves to Venomous Abyss, Mythic+, Bountiful Delves, the Season 2 Lair Boss Nymrissa Wavecaller, the Great Vault, crafted gear, and Nebulous Voidcore bonus rolls.
Your best route depends on what you can clear. A Mythic raider with access to one early Mythic boss should not make the same Vault and bonus-roll choices as a Heroic raider, a keys-only player, or someone gearing through Delves. The useful question is not “What gives the highest item level?” It is “What is the highest-value item I can target every week without wasting Dawncrests, Sparks, or future bonus rolls?”
Current data: World of Warcraft Midnight Patch 12.1, Curse of Ula’tek, reviewed August 7, 2026. Season 2 begins August 18 in North America and August 19 in Europe. Blizzard can still change tuning, crest income, and early-season reward details before the season opens.
WoW Midnight Season 2 Gearing at a Glance
| Stage | What to Do | Main Goal |
|---|---|---|
| Before August 11 | Finish the Omnium Folio and clear unfinished character preparation | Secure permanent expansion power and enter Patch 12.1 ready to start the new campaign. |
| August 11–17 | Complete the Curse of Ula’tek campaign, collect early Sparks, and unlock the new content | Prepare for Season 2 without overspending resources on short-lived preseason gear. |
| From August 18 | Run raid, Mythic+, Bountiful Delves, Lair Boss, and Great Vault activities | Build tier, trinkets, weapons, and upgrade-track coverage. |
| First Great Vault | Take tier if it completes or advances your set; otherwise compare a socket or premium item | Avoid spending a valuable weekly choice on a replaceable stat piece. |
| Later Vaults | Compare the item against a Nebulous Voidcore bonus roll | Target a specific boss or dungeon loot pool at Great Vault item level. |
| Every Upgrade | Check whether the same slot can be raised with a lower Dawncrest tier first | Preserve Myth Dawncrests for upgrades that cannot be bought with Hero Dawncrests. |
Need a specific Season 2 upgrade? Get help with Mythic+ runs, Venomous Abyss clears, Great Vault slots, Delves, Dawncrest farming, and other Midnight gearing activities.
Midnight Season 2 Release and Gearing Schedule
Curse of Ula’tek launches with Patch 12.1 on August 11 in North America and August 12 in Europe. This first week is preparation time. The new campaign, Coiled Isle activities, Altar of Fangs up to Heroic difficulty, three new Delves, and the new Lair content arrive, but the full Season 2 gearing loop does not open until the following reset.
Midnight Season 2 begins August 18 in North America and August 19 in Europe. Normal, Heroic, and Mythic Venomous Abyss open on the same reset, alongside Raid Finder Wing 1. Mythic+, Bountiful Delves and their higher tiers, the new PvP season, and Season 2 Prey also begin. There is no separate Heroic-only raid week and no delayed Mythic opening.
| Date | Content Available | Gearing Priority |
|---|---|---|
| August 11–12 | Patch 12.1 campaign, Coiled Isle, new Delves, Lair, Altar of Fangs up to Heroic | Finish unlocks and collect guaranteed account and character progression. |
| August 18–19 | Season 2, all main Venomous Abyss difficulties, Mythic+, Bountiful Delves, Season 2 Prey | Fill weak slots, establish tier progress, and open useful Great Vault choices. |
| August 25–26 | First Vault generated from full Season 2 activities; Raid Finder Wing 2 | Compare tier, socket, premium drops, and the first available bonus-roll decision. |
| September 1–2 | Raid Finder Wing 3 | Use lower-track tier to finish four-piece if higher-difficulty drops have not cooperated. |
| September 8–9 | Raid Finder Wing 4 with Coiled Altar and Ula’tek | Add late-raid loot pools to your plan without replacing better Heroic or Mythic targeting. |
The Great Vault created during the preseason week is not equal to a Vault built from full Season 2 content. Do not force low-value activities merely to make that first box look busy. Complete the campaign, gather the resources you can use later, and enter August 18 with a clean plan.
What to Do Before Midnight Season 2 Starts
Finish the Curse of Ula’tek Campaign
The campaign is the safest use of the preseason week. It introduces the Coiled Isle, opens the new endgame activities, and removes quest requirements that would otherwise interrupt your first real gearing reset. If the campaign awards an early Spark or catch-up currency, collect it, but do not build your entire craft schedule around an unconfirmed extra Spark.
Patch-week Spark and uncapped Dawncrest totals were still based partly on PTR behavior when this guide was reviewed. Treat one Spark per week as the conservative planning baseline until Blizzard’s live implementation proves otherwise. A surprise bonus Spark should improve your plan, not be required for it to work.
Complete the Omnium Folio
Returning players should check the Omnium Folio before Season 2. Its bonuses remain active across the expansion, so this is permanent character power rather than one more item that will be replaced after the first raid reset. It is a small gain, but leaving permanent power unfinished while farming disposable gear is backwards.
Do Not Overfarm Preseason Gear
The new Delves and Venomfall Deeps Nemesis encounter are worth unlocking and learning during patch week. The highest Bountiful Delve tiers do not open until Season 2, however. Crests or items earned from lower preseason difficulty may be obtainable more efficiently once the harder version is available and pays better.
Farm a preseason item when it lets you meet a raid requirement, survive the first keys, or replace an unusually weak slot. Stop when the next hour would only improve an item that Season 2 content is likely to replace immediately.
Best Midnight Season 2 Gear Sources
| Gear Source | Best Use | What to Watch |
|---|---|---|
| Venomous Abyss | Tier, raid trinkets, weapons, cantrip items, and late-boss loot | Boss access matters. Plan around what your group can kill, not an ideal full-clear schedule. |
| Season 2 Lair Nymrissa Wavecaller Boss | An extra raid-quality boss with flexible group sizes on Mythic | Mythic supports 15–25 players and may be the most accessible early Mythic kill for organized groups. |
| Mythic+ | Repeatable slot filling, trinket targeting, Hero-track gear, and Great Vault progress | A lower Vault item may be worse than saving the choice for a targeted bonus roll. |
| Bountiful Delves | Solo or small-group gearing and Vault progress outside organized raiding | Higher tiers open with Season 2; wait for the difficulty that matches your character. |
| Crafting | Guaranteed slot control, embellishments, and protection against bad drops | A two-handed weapon consumes more Spark budget and can delay a second embellished piece. |
| Great Vault | Tier, premium Mythic+ items, sockets, or Nebulous Voidcore bonus rolls | Medium upgrades can make later bonus rolls worse by leaving duplicate items in a target loot pool. |
How to Use the Season 2 Lair Boss for Early Gear
Nymrissa Wavecaller is the Lair boss of the The Tidebound Grotto raid featured in Patch 12.1 of the Midnight expansion. The Season 2 Lair Boss offers World, Normal, Heroic, and flexible Mythic versions. Mythic scales for 15–25 players, which gives organized guilds a lower-friction Mythic target without assembling an exact 20-player raid.
World difficulty is useful as an early catch-up source, but Normal and Heroic groups should kill the boss on the difficulty that matches their raid plan. Mythic loot begins on the Myth track, and the Intellect trinket may make the encounter a priority for several caster and healer specializations.
For a guild entering Mythic progression, the Lair can be the first Mythic kill of the week if its tuning is below the early Venomous Abyss wall. That single kill also changes the value of a bonus roll: a player who cannot reach later Mythic bosses may still target this accessible Mythic loot pool.
Should Your Guild Split the Mythic Lair?
A guild that already runs Heroic splits can consider splitting the Mythic Lair. Flexible 15–25-player scaling makes it possible to move a few geared alts into each group and direct useful drops toward mains. If your guild creates two or three times the normal supply of Lair loot, spending everyone’s bonus rolls there becomes inefficient.
This is a roster and loot-distribution decision, not a universal gearing tip. A normal one-group guild should not level and maintain extra characters merely to copy a strategy designed for split-running progression teams.
Venomous Abyss Raid Gearing Strategy
Venomous Abyss is an eight-boss raid. All main difficulties open with Season 2, so a prepared guild can move through Normal, Heroic, and Mythic during the same reset. The last two encounters, Coiled Altar and Ula’tek, deserve separate planning because they hold some of the raid’s strongest loot and do not follow the same reward assumptions as an early boss.
Heroic raid loot obtained directly from a boss remains Hero-track gear. The same boss’s item obtained through the Great Vault or a Nebulous Voidcore roll can arrive on the Myth track. Mythic raid Great Vault rewards are awarded at Myth 6/6 except for Very Rare items and loot from the penultimate and final bosses. That difference is why targeted weekly choices can beat a merely decent item taken immediately.
Target Coiled Altar Loot Carefully
Coiled Altar has high-value cantrip items, trinkets, and Very Rare loot. Mazeroa, Warlord’s Fury is one example with obvious value for many two-handed Agility and Strength users. A Myth-track version from a Heroic Vault slot or bonus roll can remain relevant much longer than a routine early-boss stat item.
Mythic Coiled Altar is an exceptional bonus-roll target once your guild can kill it consistently. Do not build a week-two plan around that boss if your guild expects to spend a month reaching it. Save targets for bosses you can actually access, then move the plan forward as progression opens better loot pools.
Do Not Plan Progression Around Mythic Ula’tek Loot
Mythic Ula’tek loot is valuable for farm, Mythic+, parsing, and final best-in-slot sets. It is not gear that helps you defeat Mythic Ula’tek for the first time. If your goal is Cutting Edge progression, prioritize items that make the earlier seven bosses easier and treat final-boss targeting as a post-progression decision.
How Great Vault Bonus Rolls Work in Season 2
Nebulous Voidcores are available from the start of Season 2 as a Great Vault choice. Once a Vault has at least three reward slots, you can compare an item, Thalassian Tokens of Merit, and a Voidcore used to roll a cleared raid boss, Mythic+ dungeon, Bountiful Delve, or eligible endgame activity.
A raid roll costs one Nebulous Voidcore in Season 2, reduced from the previous two-core cost. The rolled item uses the Great Vault item level for that difficulty. A Heroic raid target can therefore produce Myth 1/6 gear, while an eligible Mythic raid target can produce Myth 6/6 gear, subject to the exceptions for Very Rare and late-boss loot.
Bonus rolls also narrow their own loot pool. Once a roll awards an eligible item at a given difficulty, that item is removed from future rolls for that same activity and difficulty until the pool is exhausted. This turns repeated rolls into a controlled targeting system rather than a series of unrelated dice throws.
When a Bonus Roll Is Better Than a Vault Item
Take the bonus roll when your Vault offers replaceable armor but you have access to a boss or dungeon with several lasting upgrades. The short-term loss may be one ordinary item; the gain is progress through a high-value loot pool at Vault item level.
Mythic raiders gain the most from this choice because a roll on an accessible Mythic boss can award Myth 6/6 gear without spending the Myth Dawncrests needed to raise a Myth 1/6 item. Heroic raiders can still use Heroic boss rolls to obtain Myth 1/6 versions of raid items that would otherwise drop on the Hero track.
When You Should Take the Vault Item
Take the item when it solves the same problem you planned to solve with a roll. If you intended to target Gibbos’ Bottomless Bag and the Mythic-quality version appears in your Vault, the target is already complete. There is no prize for refusing a best-in-slot item just to follow a “always take the roll” rule.
A keys-only player should also take a best-in-slot Mythic+ trinket when the alternative is rolling a large dungeon loot pool for several more weeks. Tier that completes two-piece or four-piece can beat the roll. An early socket may be correct when none of the item choices will last and your character already has a reliable route to tier.
Avoid Creating Duplicate Landmines
Suppose one boss has a weapon and trinket you want. Taking the weapon from your Vault leaves that same weapon eligible in future bonus rolls on the boss. Your next roll can hit a duplicate instead of the trinket. By contrast, receiving the weapon from a bonus roll removes it from that difficulty’s future roll pool.
This does not mean every good Vault item is a trap. It means you should inspect the whole target loot pool before choosing. One desired item favors taking a matching Vault reward. Two or three desired items often favor rolling through the boss pool in a planned order.
Best First Great Vault Choice
The first full Season 2 Vault is unusual because set bonuses matter more than small item-level gains. If a tier piece completes or meaningfully advances your two-piece or four-piece bonus, take it unless your guild can reliably trade you the same slot that week.
Players in guilds without splits should lean toward tier. Players in organized split raids can consider a socket because their tier supply is higher, but they should wait until the split is complete before locking the choice. A bad token distribution can turn the Vault tier piece from optional into necessary.
Once you own four-piece, Catalyst access becomes much easier to use for replacement tiers. A practical route is to complete the bonus with Veteran or Champion pieces, then catalyze Hero and Myth replacements as they arrive. The set bonus starts working now; perfect track quality can come later.
Midnight Season 2 Dawncrest Upgrade Strategy
Dawncrests are limited by tier, so the expensive mistake is not upgrading the wrong secondary stats. It is spending a rare crest on an item-level band that a lower crest can unlock in the same equipment slot.
The clearest example is the overlap between Hero 5/6 to Hero 6/6 and Myth 1/6 to Myth 2/6. Both upgrades cover the same slot-level band, but one uses Hero Dawncrests and the other uses Myth Dawncrests. If you receive Myth 1/6 shoulders while wearing lower Hero shoulders, upgrade the Hero pair through the overlapping step first. The slot-wide discount then lets you raise the Myth pair without paying Myth crests for that same band.
| Situation | Efficient Move | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Myth 1/6 replaces Hero gear | Unlock the overlapping slot level with Hero Dawncrests first | Preserves Myth Dawncrests for Myth-only upgrades. |
| Hero 1/6 or 2/6 item | Farm a higher starting Hero piece if your key level allows it | Avoids paying crests for levels available as repeatable dungeon drops. |
| Temporary tier completes four-piece | Use it now and replace the track later | The set bonus is normally worth more than waiting for a perfect base item. |
| Premium Myth 6/6 roll available | Compare it against a Myth 1/6 Vault item | The 6/6 item arrives with its crest upgrades already applied. |
| Upgrade needed to reach +10 farming | Spend the crests required to cross the difficulty wall | A theoretically perfect saving strategy is useless if it blocks access to better repeatable drops. |
This rule has limits. If spending Hero crests now lets your group time +10 keys, kill a progression boss, or unlock a better weekly Vault, spend them. Resource efficiency matters only when it does not cost access to the content that generates your next upgrade.
Crafted Gear and Spark Strategy
Crafting is the cleanest answer to a slot that refuses to drop. It also controls embellishment placement and lets you choose secondary stats. The early decision is usually between one expensive weapon craft and two smaller pieces that establish both embellishments.
A two-handed weapon may require twice the Spark budget of a one-handed or armor craft. Under a one-Spark-per-week schedule, crafting it early can delay the second embellished item. If an extra Spark becomes available through the live campaign, the two-hander moves forward by a week; if it does not, your plan still needs to function.
Craft a weapon early when weapon damage dominates your spec, raid weapon access is poor, and you are unlikely to target a better weapon through the Vault or bonus-roll system. Delay it when a reachable boss drops a premium weapon, when a Mythic+ weapon is easy to farm, or when two embellishments provide more immediate progression power.
High-end players may use a socketed PvP bracer as a temporary second embellishment carrier. This is a narrow optimization for players who can acquire the required PvP piece without disrupting their main gearing schedule. It is not required for ordinary Heroic progression or weekly keys.
Best Gearing Strategy by Player Type
| Player Type | Main Weekly Plan | Vault and Bonus-Roll Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Mythic progression raider | Raid, fill Mythic+ slots, kill the accessible Mythic Lair, and preserve Myth crests | Roll accessible Mythic bosses for 6/6 items unless the Vault contains tier or a true best-in-slot jackpot. |
| Heroic raider | Clear Heroic bosses, build four-piece, run keys for missing slots, and use the Lair | Target late Heroic bosses for Myth 1/6 versions of premium raid loot. |
| Mythic+ only | Farm the key level that drops your required track and open multiple dungeon Vault slots | Take a best-in-slot dungeon trinket or weapon when it appears; roll only when the dungeon pool is favorable. |
| Delve player | Push Bountiful Delves after August 18 and add campaign, Lair, and outdoor rewards | Favor lasting weapons, trinkets, tier progress, and large slot upgrades over minor stat optimization. |
| Casual or returning player | Finish campaign, Omnium Folio, LFR, Bountiful Delves, and manageable keys | Take immediate upgrades that unlock harder content; do not hoard resources for bosses you will not reach soon. |
Mythic Raiders
Open enough Vault slots to access the bonus-roll choice, kill the Mythic Lair Boss if it is within reach, and use Mythic+ to cover slots that raid does not fill. Your best roll target is normally the strongest Mythic boss you can kill every week, not the strongest boss listed in a best-in-slot spreadsheet.
Myth 6/6 rewards save a large amount of Myth Dawncrests. That advantage shrinks if your Myth crests would otherwise go unused. Players receiving regular Mythic drops have no such problem; their crests already have several good destinations.
Heroic Raiders
Build four-piece first, then target the late Heroic bosses whose trinkets, weapons, cantrip items, or Very Rare drops justify a Myth 1/6 weekly version. Use Mythic+ to patch armor slots instead of spending every bonus roll on generic raid armor.
If your guild cannot clear Heroic Coiled Altar during the first weeks, target a boss it does clear. A modest item acquired on schedule contributes more progression damage than a theoretical best-in-slot item locked behind a boss your roster cannot reach.
Mythic+ Players
Repeatable dungeon drops make early armor upgrades easier to replace. Your scarce rewards are the exact trinket, weapon, ring, or special-effect item that has a large loot pool behind it. Multiple Vault slots improve the chance of seeing one directly and unlock the Voidcore alternative when none appears.
Do not reject a best-in-slot Mythic+ trinket because a raid-focused guide says to take a bonus roll every week. A six-week roll chase through a dungeon pool can be worse than accepting the correct item now and using future rolls elsewhere.
Casual, Returning, and Delve Players
Use immediate power to climb into better rewards. Finish the campaign, enter Bountiful Delves after the season begins, kill the Lair Boss, and use LFR tier pieces to establish set bonuses. Spend crests when an upgrade lets you clear the next difficulty comfortably.
The most advanced resource-saving rules assume that Hero and Myth gear will arrive every week. If that is not your schedule, holding a useful upgrade for a future discount can leave your character weaker for no practical return.
Guild Bonus-Roll and Loot Coordination
A personal bonus-roll plan can become bad at raid scale. If the entire roster rolls Lost Explorers for Gibbos’ Bottomless Bag, natural copies that drop later lose value because too many players already own the item. The raid has spent its targeted rolls on the same supply problem.
Players with several good items on one boss are stronger roll candidates than players who need only one. The one-item player can receive higher loot priority when that item drops. The multi-item player rolls the boss, avoids assigned drops from that pool, and gradually removes items from future rolls.
Write the plan down before raid. Track each player’s target boss, which items they should not be assigned, and when the plan changes after a Vault or natural drop. This is more useful than copying a static weekly chart that assumes every guild kills the same boss on the same date.
The Alt Sacrifice Strategy and Who Should Ignore It
The alt sacrifice strategy intentionally converts an alt’s Myth Dawncrests into Hero Dawncrests to unlock a Hero-track discount achievement earlier for the Warband. Top guilds can combine that discount with split-run Mythic loot and front-load a small amount of power onto mains during an important progression week.
The gain is usually concentrated in low-value slots such as bracers and belts. It may move those slots from Hero 4/6 to Hero 6/6 or help establish the equivalent Myth slot discount earlier. For Race to World First teams and some top Hall of Fame guilds, a fraction of a percent matters. For almost everyone else, the time spent gearing and organizing the sacrificial alt costs more than the gain.
Use it only if: your guild already runs multiple splits, can generate Mythic Lair loot on alts, understands Warband upgrade discounts, and has a progression schedule where the early achievement changes a real boss kill.
Skip it if: your guild does not run splits, your alt would need extensive preparation, or the strategy would take time away from Mythic+, raid practice, professions, and main-character gearing.
Midnight Season 2 Gearing Mistakes to Avoid
Spending Myth Dawncrests on an overlapping upgrade: Unlock the same slot band with Hero Dawncrests first whenever the track overlap allows it.
Taking a medium Vault item without checking the roll pool: The item may leave a future duplicate in a boss pool containing two stronger upgrades.
Saving for unreachable loot: Build your plan around the bosses, key levels, and Delve tiers you can clear during the next reset.
Waiting for perfect tier: A lower-track piece that completes four-piece is often better than another week without the set bonus.
Copying a Mythic raid plan for a keys-only character: Dungeon trinkets and weapons change the value of the Vault and Voidcore choice.
Assuming PTR Spark totals are guaranteed: Use a conservative craft schedule and move crafts earlier only after the extra Spark exists on live servers.
Overfarming patch week: Most meaningful Season 2 rewards begin August 18. Complete preparation without burning hours on gear you will replace at the first reset.
Recommended Weekly Gearing Checklist
| Order | Action | Decision Check |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Review raid and dungeon targets | Which premium items can your character actually reach this week? |
| 2 | Complete raid, Lair, key, or Delve progression | Did a natural drop solve a planned Vault or bonus-roll target? |
| 3 | Open enough Great Vault slots | Do you have at least three slots and access to the Voidcore choice? |
| 4 | Finish tier and Catalyst planning | Can a lower-track piece complete four-piece now? |
| 5 | Spend Sparks and Dawncrests | Will the craft last, and can a lower crest unlock the slot discount first? |
| 6 | Record next week’s target | Which loot-table items were removed, added, or made redundant this week? |
Final Thoughts
Midnight Season 2 rewards planning more than raw activity count. Finish the Patch 12.1 campaign before August 18, establish tier quickly, use repeatable content to fill ordinary slots, and reserve weekly targeting for weapons, trinkets, cantrip items, and other drops that are hard to replace.
The strongest general rule is simple: spend resources according to your real progression. Mythic raiders should exploit accessible Myth 6/6 targets. Heroic raiders should use Heroic bosses to chase Myth-track versions of premium raid loot. Mythic+ players should not pass a guaranteed best-in-slot dungeon item for a raid strategy that does not fit their character. Casual and Delve players should take upgrades that open the next difficulty instead of saving for a theoretical future.
Check the plan after every reset. One unexpected tier piece, weapon, or trinket can change the correct Vault choice, craft, crest upgrade, and bonus-roll target for the rest of the season.
FAQ
When does WoW Midnight Season 2 start?
Midnight Season 2 starts August 18, 2026 in North America and August 19 in Europe. Patch 12.1 Curse of Ula’tek launches one week earlier, on August 11 in North America and August 12 in Europe.
What should I do during the Midnight Season 2 preseason week?
Complete the Curse of Ula’tek campaign, unlock Coiled Isle content, finish the Omnium Folio, collect available Sparks, and prepare professions or consumables. Do not overfarm low-difficulty gear that will be replaced after Mythic+, Bountiful Delves, and Venomous Abyss open.
What is the fastest way to gear in Midnight Season 2?
Combine raid or Lair kills with repeatable Mythic+ or Bountiful Delve rewards, open at least three Great Vault slots, complete your tier set early, and use Sparks to cover a weak slot. Spend Nebulous Voidcores on accessible activities with several lasting upgrades.
Should I take a Great Vault item or a Nebulous Voidcore?
Take the item when it is tier you need, a best-in-slot weapon or trinket, or the exact item you planned to target. Take the Voidcore when the Vault offers replaceable gear and you can roll a boss or dungeon with several better items.
How many Great Vault slots do I need for a bonus roll?
You need at least three Great Vault reward slots to access the Nebulous Voidcore choice. The first preseason Vault does not offer the same Season 2 bonus-roll opportunity as later full-season Vaults.
What is the best first Great Vault reward in Season 2?
Tier is usually the best first reward when it advances two-piece or four-piece and your guild cannot guarantee the same token through splits. If tier is covered, compare a permanent socket, a premium trinket or weapon, and your future bonus-roll target.
Should I upgrade Myth 1/6 gear immediately?
Not always. When the Myth 1/6 to 2/6 step overlaps the same slot level as Hero 5/6 to 6/6, use Hero Dawncrests to unlock that slot band first. This preserves Myth Dawncrests for later Myth-only upgrades.
Should I craft a two-handed weapon first?
Craft it first when weapon damage is a major gain for your spec and no reliable raid, dungeon, or bonus-roll target can replace it soon. Delay it when the Spark cost would postpone a stronger two-embellishment setup or you can target a premium weapon.
Is the Mythic Lair worth doing?
Yes for organized groups. Mythic Lair difficulty scales from 15 to 25 players, drops Myth-track gear, and may provide a more accessible first Mythic kill than the main raid. Its loot table includes a valuable Intellect trinket for several specs.
Do I need raid splits or an alt sacrifice strategy?
No. These strategies are designed for Race to World First and some Hall of Fame guilds already maintaining several raid-ready characters. Normal Mythic, Heroic, Mythic+, and Delve players gain more from improving their main character and clearing harder content.
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