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Ruins of Ahn'Qiraj

  • Raid
  • 20 players
  • 6 bosses

Map

Laid out from the game's own minimap tiles, room by room. 6 of 6 bosses are pinned — 6 where they stand in Classic. 6 stand in the open, where the game draws no room tiles, so the plan shows the terrain under them.

The client has no map position for its entrance, so the Atlas does not pin it.

Quests (29)

Quests are the server's, so these are Classic's, from the cmangos Classic database, not yet confirmed in Forever. A quest is counted as this dungeon's when its own zone says so, when it is given or handed in inside, when something it asks for is here, or when an item it wants is found nowhere else. A line is read back along what must be done first and forward along what the same giver hands you next.

Where this comes from

Map: the game's own minimap tiles laid flat — Classic never had dungeon maps. No 3D view yet: 6 of its 6 bosses stand on the terrain, which the 3D view does not draw. Boss pins: where each boss stands in Classic, from the cmangos Classic database; Blizzard's dungeon journal for the few it cannot place. Forever's own bosses have rough positions until they are confirmed in the beta, and are marked that way. Portraits: the dungeon journal's own boss portraits, which ship in the Forever client.

Loot: AtlasLootClassic (GPL-2.0), a community addon's record of Classic Era, because the Forever client does not say which boss drops what. That is Classic Era data, not yet confirmed in Forever. Models: which one a boss wears is not in the client either, so it is AtlasLootClassic's, or the cmangos Classic database's for the few bosses it has none for, not yet confirmed in Forever. The models themselves are the client's own, and a humanoid boss is dressed the way the client dresses a character — race, skin, hair and gear — though without the weapons the server hands out.

Abilities, dialogue and stats: what a boss casts and when, what it says, and its health, armor, damage and the rest are the server's, so these are Classic 1.12's, from the cmangos Classic database, not yet confirmed in Forever. The animation, effects and sound of a cast, and the voice of a line, are the client's own. Quests: Classic 1.12's too, from the same database, not yet confirmed in Forever.

From the Forever beta: boss by boss, what the opt-in collector addon records replaces the Classic data — loot, model, abilities and dialogue, each on its own — and the note under each says which you are looking at. A quest it saw taken or handed in here counts as this dungeon's, whatever the Classic database says, and is marked as seen in Forever. Stats stay Classic's: the collector does not record them.

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