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Patch 7.2.5 adds new solo content to the game and this time we'll help Chromie prevent her own assassination. Learn more about the scenario in our detailed guide.

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The Deaths of Chromie [Top]

In the new scenario, you’ll use the time-twisting powers of the Bronze Dragonflight to help Chromie prevent her own assassination. The only requirement to enter the scenario is Level 110. It isn’t gated behind items, because your level is set to 112 and item level to 1,000 (The Future!The Future!) You will have 15 minutes and additional time from Stolen TimeStolen Time to complete all 8 assaults. Upon dying, you’ll respawn at Wyrmrest Temple and if Chromie dies at any point, you fail the Scenario. The scenario can be restarted at any point by right-clicking your portrait and leaving the instance. Keep in mind you’ll have to farm the scenario several times before beating the timer to unlock all Chronoportals and gain reputation with Chromie to unlock talents.

Speak to Chromie in Wyrmrest Temple to begin the quest line leading up to the repeatable Scenario. You can find a portal to Wyrmrest inside Dalaran’s portal room.

Chromie Reputation [Top]

You gain reputation with Chromie by killing monsters inside the scenario and using reputation –increasing items. Once you reach “Timelord” friendship rank with Chromie, you get the Chromie Homie achievement and the “Timelord <Name>” title.

Chromie Talents [Top]

Chromie has seven tiers of talents that can be adjusted before you begin the scenario [Screenshot] and they are gated behind various friendship ranks and take some time to research, pretty much like Order Hall advancement.

You acquire various perks through talents that help you finish the scenario faster.

The most impactful talents are

Tier 1

  • Time Stop PassiveTime Stop – Chromie can freeze an enemy and all enemies within 5 yards of them for 3 sec.
    • Bonus: Damage and healing increased by 5%.
  • Acceleration PassiveAcceleration – Movement and mounted speed is increased by 20%.
    • Bonus: Damage and healing increased by 5%.

Tier 2

  • Accelerated AggressionAccelerated Aggression - Chromie becomes a tank, increasing threat by 200% and healing received by 60%. Chromie also gains a damage bonus that scales with her current health, increasing her damage by up to 100%, but she loses 2% of her maximum health every second when above 50% health. This damage bonus is increased to up to 500% if you are a healer.
    • Bonus: Health increased by 5%.
  • Rapid Recovery PassiveRapid Recovery Passive - Chromie becomes a healer, gaining the following healing abilities:
    • Foresight - Chromie sees into the future and reduces the damage you take from the next 3 attacks made against you by 90%.
    • Regeneration - Allies within 10 yards restore 1% of their maximum health every 3 sec.
    • Rewind Time - Restores an ally's health to its highest point in the last 8 seconds.
    • Bonus: Health increased by 5%.

Tier 3 (1 Day Research)

  • Dragon's DeterminationDragon's Determination- Chromie's damage taken is reduced by 20%.
    • Bonus: Movement and mounted speed increased by 5%.
  • Chrono Charisma PassiveChrono Charisma Passive - Your reputation gain from kills with Chromie is increased by 100% during the final 5 min and by 300% during the final 60 sec.
    • Bonus: Movement and mounted speed increased by 5%.

Tier 4 (1 Day Research – Requires Chromie – Chrono-Friend)

  • InsightInsight – Chromie reveals nearby treasure chests.
    • Bonus: Damage and healing increased by 10%.
  • Blessing of the Bronze Dragonflight PassiveBlessing of the Bronze Dragonflight – You have a greater chance to earn a Bronze Drake from Sands of Time. This drake will instantly clear a dragonshrine for you.
    • Bonus: Damage and healing increased by 10%.

Tier 5 (1 Day Research – Requires Chromie – Bronze Ally)

  • FortuitousFortuitous – Your chance to find Sands of Time is increased by 100%.
    • Bonus: Health increased by 10%.

Tier 6 (2 Days Research – Requires Chromie – Epoch-Mender)

  • Infinite VelocityInfinite Velocity – Unlock portals from Wyrmrest to each of the dragonshrines.
    • Bonus: Movement and mounted speed increased by 10%.
  • Keepsake ContinuumKeepsake Continuum – You have a greater chance to earn a Keepsake Box from Sands of Time. Keepsake Boxes contain powerful items that significantly reduce the difficulty of Chronoportal challenges.
    • Bonus: Movement and mounted speed increased by 10%.

Tier 7 (5 Days Research – Requires Chromie - Timelord)

  • Dragon Crash PassiveDragon Crash – Chromie can summon a dragon that crashes into your foes, dealing Physical damage.
    • Bonus: Damage, healing, health, movement, and mounted speed all increased by 50%.

Sands of TimeSands of Time [Top]

Drop from quests, creatures and chests in the Scenario and help you beat the 15 minute timer as they offer two rewards to choose from

Sands of Time Perks

Add 10 – 30 seconds to the timer

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  • Instantly finish a dragonshrine

Increase your reputation with Chromie by 50 – 200 and by a flat percentage while inside the Deaths of Chromie Scenario

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Other perks provided by Sands of TimeSands of Time (note that these buffs stack)

  • Fangs of the BronzeFangs of the Bronze – Increase damage dealt and healing done by 10% while in the Deaths of Chromie Scenario
  • Hide of the BronzeHide of the Bronze – Reduce damage taken by 10% while in the Deaths of Chromie Scenario
  • Wings of the BronzeWings of the Bronze – Run speed increased by 10% while in the Deaths of Chromie Scenario

Perk Priority [Top]

For maximum efficience, always try to prioritize Sands of TimeSands of Time rewards as follows:

  1. Time-Lost Keepsake BoxTime-Lost Keepsake Box to get items that help you speed up Chronoportals. Never open them if you’re progressing a Chronoportal, wait before you finish the one you’re working on and use it after you enter a new one.
  2. Bronze DrakeBronze Drake – Try using it only after you start a new Dragonshrine to save as much time as possible.
  3. Stolen TimeStolen Time – add 10 – 30 seconds to the timer and this effect stacks.

Time Chests [Top]

Reward Sands of TimeSands of Time and you need to find them, unless you picked the Insight (Tier 4 Talent) that makes Chromie reveal nearby treasure chests on the map. One location with plenty of chests is inside the cave at the Obsidian Dragonshrine accessible by taking the path to the right.

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Progression [Top]

As stated above, the scenario needs to be finished several times, before you’re able to beat the timer to unlock all Chronoportals and increase your reputation with Chromie.

Bear TartareBear Tartare’s speed buff may be immensely helpful as it makes you sprint for a short duration after killing an enemy. You can also use flasks / elixirs.

  • Pick up one of the four available quests and head to Azure & Emerald Dragonshrines to finish the objectives.
  • You should now have Time-Lost Keepsake BoxTime-Lost Keepsake Box that contains at least one useful item to help you finish a Chronoportal. You can keep the box inside your bag and open it after you're done with Mount Hyjal as it's the fastest Chronoportal to finish.
  • Ideally you want Cenarion Circle DocumentsCenarion Circle Documents and Stratholme Gate KeyStratholme Gate Key. The Well of Eternity isn't an issue.
  • Don't forget to pick the the "Sky Ablaze With Cannonfire" (Alliance // Horde) quest from Chromie to get Sands of TimeSands of Time for Bronze DrakeBronze Drakes and turn in the dragonshrine quest once back at Wyrmrest Temple for even more Sands of TimeSands of Time.
  • In our run, I did both Azure & Emerald Dragonshrines first and didn't bother with the rest, because you'll get enough Bronze DrakeBronze Drakes as you do Chronoportals that automatically finish the remaining dragonshrines. The point is to do full runs of Mount Hyjal & Well of Eternity only, because they take the least time to finish.

Full Video Run [Top]

Dragonshrines [Top]

Completing dragonshrines unlocks Chronoportals and significantly increases future run time, because you can straightly head to the dragonshrine’s objective without completing the quests.

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Dragonshrine Quests [Top]

One random quest becomes available from Alextrasza, Kalecgos, Lord Itharius and Chromie at Wyrmrest Temple and they reward Sands of TimeSands of Time.

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Don’t forget to pick them up before you start dragonshrines.

Azure Dragonshrine [Top]

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Emerald Dragonshrine [Top]

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Ruby Dragonshrine [Top]

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Obsidian Dragonshrine [Top]

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Chronoportals [Top]

Chronoportals are unlocked after completing Dragonshrines. You can find the portals at Wyrmrest. JdHUWRc.jpg

The Burning of Mount Hyjal [Top]

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The Culling of Stratholme [Top]

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The War For Andorhal [Top]

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The Well of Eternity [Top]

  • The objective of this Chronoportal is to make your way back to the Well of Eternity entrance
  • Use Tyrande's MoonstoneTyrande's Moonstone if you have it to quickly reach the entrance
  • Mount up, hug the invisible wall and make your way down to the portal [Screenshot]
  • The portal can be used only out of combat, so you need to kill all NPCs you pulled before using it
  • Keen Felstalkers will randomly appear and will cause delays, kill them as soon as possible to avoid Chromie aggroing even more demons.
  • Use the portal, mount up and run all the way back to the entrance until you reach Grothelax. Defeat the demon and take the portal back to Wyrmrest

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Rewards [Top]

Beat the timer to earn transmog sets or get pets from the Time-Lost Wallet. Other rewards are Gold and Timewarped Badges.

Pets

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Transmog Sets

These sets are recolors of dungeon sets from previous expansions.

Cloth Wearers

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Leather Wearers

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Mail Wearers (Missing Shoulders)

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Plate Wearers

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Ok I know this has nothing to do with WoW but all my Whovian/ wow fans must be giggling like schoolgirls to be able to earn the title Timelord.

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18 hours ago, Darkjester79 said:

Ok I know this has nothing to do with WoW but all my Whovian/ wow fans must be giggling like schoolgirls to be able to earn the title Timelord.

Plenty of Mages are going to be gunning for that now!

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So here's a question for this as a mage should you make Chromie a Tank or a Healer. I would figure tank but by the sounds of it that sounds like something for the healer classes.

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This is probably a stupid question, but since the dragons are not immortal aspects and more or less de-powered now.. what's the point of killing Chromie (aside from the fact that's she one of the more annoying NPC's in the game)?

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It's worth noting you cannot fool the system by saving the Time-Lost Keepsake Box for later in a hopes to get the key for Stratholme.  I cleared Hyjal and Well of Eternity before using my box and I got the item for Hyjal.  Also items disappear once you leave the scenario.

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You should know that you cannot carry more than one of the Marigolds. It will not let you buy 2 at once (I tried about 10 minutes ago).

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