The Dislocated Disc Questline in Patch 10.1.7

Key Takeaways

A Dislocated Disc opened Patch 10.1.7's Fury Incarnate Tyr storyline, with Nozdormu sending players to Eternus in Tyrhold.
Chrono-Lord Deios had stolen the disc holding Tyr's memories during Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr, scattering it through the timeways.
Chromie and the reformed Eternus used Infinite Dragonflight beacons to triangulate the disc across three moments of Tyr's life.
Players rebuilt the Tyr's Guard alongside Travard, training four recruits as Exemplars of Order, Sacrifice, Compassion, and Justice.
The three beacons reached the Winterskorn War, Tyr's victory over Ragnaros, and a primordial Azeroth crawling with Faceless Ones.
Valunei's Exemplar trial forced her to strike down a Faceless One wearing the face of her mentor, Iriska.
The chapter ended on a cliffhanger: the disc rested in a timeline where Elisande still held the Nighthold in Suramar.

This recap covers Patch 10.1.7 story spoilers from start to finish, beginning at the Seat of the Aspects.

How the Questline Began

The disc storyline opened only after players finished the two threads that set it up: the Shandris Feathermoon main campaign of Fury Incarnate, and the Chromie and Eternus "No Limits" questline that reconciled the infinite dragon Eternus with the Bronze Dragonflight. With both done, Nozdormu waited atop the Seat of the Aspects to start A Dislocated Disc.

Nozdormu sent players to meet Eternus in Tyrhold. Having joined the Bronze flight, she had sworn to help recover the disc containing Tyr's memories, the one Chromie confirmed had been stolen by Chrono-Lord Deios during Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr. In We Have the Technology, the plan took shape: the Infinite Dragonflight had built beacons that could track the time-aura of powerful artifacts, and the Bronze flight would use them to triangulate the disc's position in the timeline.

Rebuilding the Tyr's Guard

Before any beacons could be planted, the order needed soldiers. Travard, the paladin who first joined players during the Patch 10.1 questline A Sliver of Silver, asked for help finishing the training of new recruits in Brackenhide Hollow through Reforging the Tyr's Guard. Players first armed the recruits with Tyr's Guard gear in Walking the Path of Tyr, then guided four of them through trials that each embodied one of Tyr's virtues:

An Exemplar of Order: Talthis, a blood elf.
An Exemplar of Sacrifice: Nolaki, a Zandalari prelate.
An Exemplar of Compassion: Valunei, a Lightforged draenei.
An Exemplar of Justice: Hadwin, a Kul Tiran.

With the recruits proven, players returned to Tyrhold to formally induct them into the Tyr's Guard in For Tyr!

Triangulating Tyr's Memories

The Guard assembled, players met Chromie and Eternus in First Steps and worked out how to deploy in Tyrangulation. Chromie and Eternus opened portals to three moments tied to Tyr: a time of victory, a time of defeat, and a time before his influence ever reached Azeroth.

The first portal led to the Temple of Order in the Storm Peaks during the Winterskorn War, where Tyr and the dragon Aspects were forced to put the Winterskorn clan into an endless sleep after Val'anyr, Hammer of Ancient Kings shattered. The second beacon marked Tyr's victory against Ragnaros. The third, sent to a primordial Azeroth long before Tyr, ran into the Faceless Ones of the Black Empire and needed a rescue in The Final Beacon.

📌 The questline rewarded players who actually read the beacon objectives: each destination tied a Tyr's Guard virtue to a real event from Tyr's history, so the "training" framing was the story doing double duty as a lore recap.

Valunei and the Cost of Compassion

With all three beacons set and Eternus closing in on the disc, players checked on the Guard in Dislocated Disc Located, especially Valunei. During her trial she had been deceived by a Faceless One wearing the form of Iriska, the vindicator who had mentored her in the Light and felt like a sister. Striking down that illusion shook her badly.

I have always thought my compassion was a strength, but is it a weakness? No. Tyr had compassion. It was his strength. I must be more wary.

Her reflection landed the chapter's theme: compassion is not a flaw for a guardian, but it has to be paired with vigilance against the Void.

Where the Trail Led

Eternus finally pinpointed the disc, and the answer set up the cliffhanger. It rested in a timeline where the Nighthold was still held by Elisande in Suramar, the great city of the Nightborne. As a master of time magic, Elisande would know exactly what the disc was, which made retrieving it a genuine threat rather than a simple grab.

Nozdormu urged Travard to prepare before chasing it, and Travard established a headquarters south of Tyrhold, Tyr's Rest, where the Guard could train and recover before facing Suramar. The Patch 10.1.7 chapter ended there, with the disc located but not yet recovered, a hook the Bronze Dragonflight storyline carried forward in later content.

FAQ

What patch added the Tyr's Guard disc questline?

The disc storyline shipped with Patch 10.1.7, Fury Incarnate, which went live on September 5, 2023. It is the "Reforging the Tyr's Guard" chapter of the Fury Incarnate campaign and opens with the quest A Dislocated Disc from Nozdormu.

Who stole Tyr's memory disc?

Chrono-Lord Deios stole the disc during the Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr dungeon, warping it away from the Vault of Tyr and scattering it through the timeways. Recovering it is the entire point of the Bronze Dragonflight questline that follows.

Who are the four Tyr's Guard Exemplars?

The four recruits players trained were Talthis, the Exemplar of Order; Nolaki, the Exemplar of Sacrifice; Valunei, the Exemplar of Compassion; and Hadwin, the Exemplar of Justice. Each represents one of the virtues Tyr embodied.

What was the Winterskorn War?

The Winterskorn War was an ancient conflict in which Tyr and the dragon Aspects fought the Winterskorn vrykul clan. After Val'anyr, Hammer of Ancient Kings shattered, the Aspects could only end the war by sealing the Winterskorn in an endless sleep. The questline revisits it as one of the three time-beacon destinations.

Did Eternus really join the Bronze Dragonflight?

Yes. Eternus was an infinite dragon who reconciled with the Bronze Dragonflight during the Patch 10.1.7 "No Limits" questline. By the time the disc storyline begins, she has sworn to help recover Tyr's memories, which is why Nozdormu sends players to her in Tyrhold.

Where did the questline leave the disc?

The chapter ended with the disc traced to a timeline where Elisande still held the Nighthold in Suramar. Rather than rush in, Nozdormu had Travard set up a base called Tyr's Rest to prepare the Guard, leaving the actual recovery for later content.

Last reviewed 2026-06-23 against Patch 10.1.7 Fury Incarnate. Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.