Weekly Mythic+ Dungeon MDT Routes with Tyrannical/Storming/Sanguine Affixes

This page will provide you with optimal MDT routes for each of the 10 Shadowlands dungeons. It is updated for the current week's Mythic affixes ( Tyrannical, Storming, and Sanguine, in addition to the Encrypted affix for Mythic+ 10 and higher keys).

The dungeons on this page are listed alphabetically. For a difficulty ranking of this week's Mythic dungeons, we recommend our dedicated guide, linked below.

Making use of your Covenant's dungeon-specific buffs is crucial for having a smooth and efficient run. While by no means necessary to time your key, these buffs are extremely helpful. You can find out all about that on our dedicated page.

Keep a close eye and use knockback abilities to prevent the enemy mobs from being healed. Moreover, pay attention to the Ardenweald area and its large pulls; make sure you communicate between each other and always pay attention to having proper Sanguine Ichor management.

Pay attention to Storming once you enter the narrow corridors leading toward Hakkar the Soulflayer and The Manastorms. On the large pulls, make sure to use stuns to prevent excessive spawns of Storming tornadoes.

Make sure to pay attention when you are fighting Shard of Halkias, as it becomes stationary once it is casting Thrash. Knock the low HP mobs away if they are about to die, or kite them away to ensure the Shard does not heal from the Sanguine Ichor. Moreover, be cautious in The Nave of Pain area — just after defeating Echelon — as the lack of space will make Sanguine tough. A common strategy here is to use the outer space to kite the mobs easily.

On the other hand, Storming is rather easy to handle due to the open dungeon design, which allows you to easily sidestep any spawning tornadoes. Just be aware again once you enter The Nave of Pain area. the space is tight, so dodging the Storming affix can be tough.

Sanguine is rather easy to handle, as the open-area design of the dungeon allows you to move mobs freely, which makes things easier when it comes down to managing Sanguine Ichor. Beware of pulling large in the last part of the dungeon, after defeating Mistcaller, as some mobs like Spinemaw Staghorn stay stationary while they cast their abilities like Stimulate Regeneration, which makes them an important target to prevent from healing from the Sanguine pools on the ground.

Sanguine will be easy to manage here, but when you use Rigged Plagueborer strategy make sure to move the mobs away as soon as the mob has finished its Plague Bomb cast to prevent the existing mobs from healing. Pay attention to The Festering Sanctum area prior to engaging the last boss of the dungeon, Margrave Stradama, and the Plaguebound Devoted within, as they can overlap several stacks of Sanguine Ichor due to their low HP. Moreover, be careful when you engage the Gushing Slimes near Globgrog; if you do not feel confident doing all 20 of them at the same time, split the pull into two — or even three if necessary — chunks, as the Sanguine Ichor can make this time-consuming if not taken care of properly.

The main pressure point is the gauntlet area after defeating Grand Proctor Beryllia. Make sure to drag General Kaal away from the mobs that are about to die and leave their pools of Sanguine Ichor on the ground to prevent her from being healed by Sanguine.

Make sure to keep the Forsworn Goliath away from any existing low HP mob, as once they cast Recharge Anima they stay stationary until the cast is over or the shield is broken and it will fully heal due to Sanguine being present.

Sanguine will be quite problematic, as most of the pulls in this dungeon consist of a high volume of mobs, which makes it harder to manage the pools of Sanguine Ichor. One important note is to always be moving as a tank; one of the best ways is continuously backpedal once the enemies' HP is critically low.

Sanguine is one of the toughest affixes in the Theater of Pain, as the corridor-based dungeon design adds extra difficulty in preventing mobs from being healed by Sanguine Ichor. Communicate in advance and be ready to use your knockback abilities to prevent the mobs from entering the lingering pools.

The only important part of this dungeon is managing Sanguine, which happens to be quite easy as majority of the mobs do have a gap-closer or a teleport ability, which is a auto-counter against Sanguine healing. There are very few static mobs in this dungeon, so you shouldn't be worried about it.

Be aware of Adorned Starseer as they do not move while casting Drifting Star, which makes it a lot easier to heal with Sanguine, I will recommend you to not chain any mobs on top of it, and kill it by itself even if the week ( Tyrannical) allows you to do so.