When the boss is pulled a barrel full of hatchlings will spawn on the right side of the arena. Everyone in the raid will need to grab a hatchling (including tanks). During the fight Blistercreep adds will spawn when they die they leave a corpse on the ground that the hatchlings eat, once the hatchlings eat 8 corpses they will fall asleep, once everyone's hatchling is asleep kill the boss for the achievement to pop. For tactics, I suggest everyone apart from 1 tank stand on the barrel as the boss is pulled. Grab a hatchling then rush to the center, make sure to allow the tank to grab one. When using the Blistercreep adds to break walls kill them in melee so that when melee dps their hatchlings can feed.
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Achievement
Hungry Hungry Hatchlings
Defeat Vorasius after every player feeds a hatchling enough to put it to sleep in The Voidspire on Normal difficulty or higher.
Hungry Hungry Hatchlings is a 10 point achievement in Midnight Raid. Its criteria ask you to defeat 1 boss in The Voidspire.
How to Earn
How to Complete
1 criterion from the current game data.
Defeat these bosses (1)
Each line is a boss encounter from the game data, linked to its boss page where the journal has one, otherwise to the instance it is fought in.
Where: The Voidspire
- All players feed a hatchling enough to put it to sleep.A colossal predator born in the wastes of the Voidstorm, Vorasius grew to an incredible size fueled by an endless hunger. Summoned to the battle raging at the base of the Voidspire by Voidlight Everdawn, this colossal monster now feasts on both sides.
Details
- Category
- Dungeons & Raids › Midnight Raid
- Points
- 10
- Faction
- Both factions
- Requirements
- 1 criteria line
- Instance
- The Voidspire
- Instance type
- Raid
- Expansion
- Midnight
About The Voidspire
From high above the Voidstorm, Xal'atath has gathered the Devouring Host beneath her dark banner. The towering Voidspire looms like a spear of darkness, a citadel guarded by an army of the void. The forces of the light - led by Alleria Windrunner and the Champions of Azeroth - must rally for one last desperate assault before all is lost.
From the in-game Adventure Guide.
Where to Earn It
Hungry Hungry Hatchlings is earned inside The Voidspire, a raid. The Adventure Guide has no entrance position for it, so its own floor map is shown instead.
The Adventure Guide places 5 bosses of The Voidspire on 1 map. Numbers follow the encounter order; each links to that fight below.
1Imperator Averzian2Vorasius3Fallen-King Salhadaar4Vaelgor & Ezzorak5Lightblinded Vanguard- 1 Imperator Averzian 39.9, 68.5
- 2 Vorasius 42.6, 35.2
- 3 Fallen-King Salhadaar 65.7, 76.4
- 4 Vaelgor & Ezzorak 55.4, 46.1
- 5 Lightblinded Vanguard 75.9, 17.4
Part of
Meta achievements that count this one among their criteria.
- Glory of the Midnight Raider 25 points
More Vorasius achievements
Other achievements whose criteria ask for the Vorasius encounter.
- Hall of Fame: Crown of the Cosmos
- Heroic: The Voidspire 10 points
- Heroic: The Voidspire Guild Run 10 points
- Mythic: The Voidspire 10 points
- Mythic: Vorasius 10 points
- The Voidspire 10 points
- The Voidspire Guild Run 10 points
- Voidspire: Weapons of the Void 10 points
More like this
Other achievements in Midnight Raid.
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It can seem really unclear whether you have successfully grabbed a hatchling (especially if there are a lot running around). Your hatchling will have a white beam above its head, similar to spotlight toys or the holy paladin beacon glow, but a lot smaller. You'll be able to see everyone else's hatchling, but not their beam, only yours.
Your hatchling will be a few yards away from you and not noticeably tethered to you other than following you around. There wasn't any visual notification that we were successful at getting a hatchling from the barrel, we just had to look for the little beam of light.
Kill the adds in the fight as normal (although we tried to kill them closer to the boss to make it easier to run over the corpses) and then during the beam phase, the hatchlings will start eating (and throwing a tantrum? that part was a little unclear). Each hatchling will have a buff with a stack counter that tells you how many corpses they've eaten (for us it was between 4 and 6 in the first add phase). The add corpses last for awhile, so you can run back over them after the beam phase if needed. Once they've eaten enough, the hatchling gets a little heart above its head and lies down to sleep.
We ended up setting each person's hatchling as focus target so that it was easier to keep track of how many stacks it had. If someone dies, they will lose their hatchling and the achievement fails. So this is when everyone gets their Nothing to See Here achievement by jumping off the map.
Just did this tonight. We had a player die, but he was rezzed about halfway through the fight and was able to get a second hatchling and feed it to sleep. So players CAN die if it's early enough, but it's situation-dependant.
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