Source is the collection journal’s own source for each appearance, read from the current retail build; bosses, quests, recipes, prices and requirements come from the game’s item, journal and quest records.
What This Set Covers
This is a complete head-to-toe outfit - it fills 9 armor slots, so it can be worn as a full look with nothing borrowed from another set. Every piece is Bind on Pickup, so the appearances have to be earned rather than bought.
Slot and binding read from the current retail build’s item records for this set’s own pieces.
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Where These Pieces Drop
3 of this set's 13 pieces drop from 3 encounters in The Dreamrift and The Voidspire. The rest come from vendors, quests, crafting or world drops, which the dungeon journal does not record.
Drop chances are not stored in the client data we mine, so none are shown here.
Where to Farm This Set
3 bosses in The Dreamrift and The Voidspire drop pieces of this set. Each instance below carries its Adventure Guide entry, where its entrance is, and what each boss drops.
The Dreamrift exists deep within the Rift of Aln, where the dreams of Aln'hara took form long ago. Dark manifestations have grown within the rift in Aln'hara's absence, devouring each other in an endless cycle. Even the brave haranir dare not delve too deep, for now something greater and more terrible lurks within the Dreamrift's depths.
Chimaerus the Undreamt God drops 1 piece of this set (Feet). Adventure Guide map pin: 51.3, 57.7 on the The Dreamrift map. When Aln'hara was taken from her Cradle, only pain and madness were left to shape the chaos of the rift. Chimaerus feasted on the void left behind, gorging itself on other nightmarish manifestations. Now it stands as the monster within the rift: a being of agony and rage.
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.
Imperator Averzian drops 1 piece of this set (Wrist). Adventure Guide map pin: 39.9, 68.5 on the The Voidspire map. Imperator Averzian wages a relentless campaign, seeking not conquest, but annihilation. His entire will is bent to a singular ambition: to rend the veil between worlds and carve a breach into the Void itself. Through this wound, his infinite host shall pour forth, drowning Azeroth in darkness.
Vaelgor & Ezzorak drops 1 piece of this set (Waist). Adventure Guide map pin: 55.4, 46.1 on the The Voidspire map. Born as clutchmates in the red dragonflight, Vaelgor and Ezzorak were once the guardians of all living things. Now, twisted by the dark will of Xal'atath, all that remains of their former selves is their unyielding bond to one another.
Set Bonus
5 pieces of this appearance set also belong to the item set Rage of the Night Ender, which carries these bonuses in the game files:
2 pieces (Arms): Mortal Strike and Cleave damage increased by 5%. Colossus Smash increases damage taken by an additional 3%.
2 pieces (Fury): Rampage damage increased by 10% and Odyn's Fury damage increased by 10%.
2 pieces (Protection): Shield Slam damage increased by 10% and Shield Charge damage increased by 100%.
4 pieces (Arms): Damaging a target affected by Colossus Smash with Mortal Strike or Cleave that hits 3 or more targets extends Colossus Smash's effect on them by 1.1 sec.
4 pieces (Fury): Rampage reduces the cooldown of Odyn's Fury by 2.5.1 sec and Odyn's Fury damage is increased by an additional 10%.
4 pieces (Protection): Thunder Clap and Revenge damage increased by 10% and Shield Charge grants Revenge!
Versions and Companion Sets
16 companion sets shipped in The Voidspire group alongside it:
1 other set reuses the 3D models of Rage of the Night Ender’s head, shoulder, chest, waist, legs, feet and hands, most shared models first:
Galactic Gladiator's Plate Armor (Midnight, 19 pieces): the same head, shoulder, chest, waist, legs, feet and hands models, recoloured.
Matched in the game files: each piece’s ItemDisplayInfo names its 3D model and texture. The same model with another texture is a recolour. Only pieces with a 3D model of their own (helms, shoulders, cloaks, weapons, shields, off-hands and some belts and robes) can be compared this way; pieces drawn from textures alone are left out.
The game data carries 4 separate set records under the name Rage of the Night Ender - one per class or armor weight, plus the per-slot recolours the appearance was built from. This page is the one we index for the name; the others are listed here so nothing is lost.
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