Weekly Quest for Legion Timewalking Rewards Limited to LFR Cache

Key Takeaways

• Legion Timewalking offered six scaled dungeons: Black Rook Hold, Court of Stars, Darkheart Thicket, Eye of Azshara, Neltharion's Lair, and Vault of the Wardens, all tuned to the player's current level and power.
• The weekly quest from Kazra in Valdrakken required completing 5 Timewalking dungeons and rewarded a Cache of Vault Treasures containing Normal Vault of the Incarnates gear.
• All dungeon completions during the event granted a 50% reputation bonus with every major Legion faction, making Timewalking weeks the fastest path to Broken Isles Pathfinder reputation.
• The badge vendor Aridormi, located in Dalaran above the Broken Isles, exchanged Timewarped Badges for the Favor of the Val'sharah Hippogryph mount, the Nightborne Guard's Vigilance toy, and the Replica Aegis of Aggramar cosmetic shield.
• Legion faction reputation tokens for all nine major factions were also available from Aridormi, usable outside the Timewalking window.

Here is what each dungeon, vendor reward, and weekly quest offered during Legion Timewalking.

The Six Legion Timewalking Dungeons

During Legion Timewalking, players could queue for any of six original Legion 5-player dungeons, each scaled to match their current level and gear. The dungeons spanned the full breadth of Legion's zones:

Black Rook Hold

Carved into the cliffs of Val'sharah, Black Rook Hold served as a bastion against the Burning Legion during the War of the Ancients. By the time of the Legion expansion, the fortress radiated dark energy and the spirit of Lord Kur'talos Ravencrest had been raised as a hostile presence that players faced in the dungeon's final wing.

Court of Stars

Set in the grand Nightborne city of Suramar, Court of Stars sent players undercover into a lavish gala rumored to be attended by Grand Magistrix Elisande herself. The dungeon was notable for its intelligence-gathering phase: players collected information to identify which disguised guest was the assassination target, before a final confrontation with the city's defenders.

Darkheart Thicket

The corrupted forest of Shaladrassil served as the setting for Darkheart Thicket, where Nightmare Lord Xavius worked to break the will of the Dreamer Ysera. The dungeon moved through increasingly nightmare-warped terrain before a confrontation with Xavius at the roots of the corrupted World Tree.

Eye of Azshara

Off the stormy coast of Azsuna, the Eye of Azshara had players battling naga servants of Queen Azshara who sought the Tidestone of Golganneth, one of the Pillars of Creation. The dungeon culminated in a sea-side boss gauntlet and the conjured sea serpent Serpentrix.

Neltharion's Lair

Neltharion's Lair was the underground domain of Neltharion (the Earth-Warder who later became Deathwing) — now occupied by the drogbar under Chieftain Dargrul, who wielded the Hammer of Khaz'goroth to destabilize Highmountain and threaten the Dragon Isles from below.

Vault of the Wardens

A secret Warden prison deep in Azsuna, Vault of the Wardens held some of Azeroth's most dangerous captives. After Cordana Felsong's betrayal and the Legion's attack, the prisoners escaped, and players worked through the facility to re-contain threats including Glazer, Ash'Golm, and Inquisitor Tormentorum.

Players who want a guided run through the Legion Timewalking dungeon rotation can browse Legion Timewalking carry options.

Weekly Quest and Cache of Vault Treasures

The weekly Legion Timewalking quest was available from Kazra in Valdrakken, or via the Adventure Guide (Shift+J). It required completing any five Legion Timewalking dungeons during the event week.

The reward was a Cache of Vault Treasures containing a non-tier gear piece at Normal Vault of the Incarnates item level, a useful catch-up piece for alts entering progression at the Normal raid floor. The cache could not produce tier set tokens; only standard non-tier slots were eligible.

✏️ Tip: Queue for the weekly quest inside the Adventure Guide rather than flying to Valdrakken; both methods awarded the same cache, but the in-game map quest pickup was faster for players already inside a Timewalking dungeon when the reset fired.

The 50% reputation bonus applied passively throughout the event for all Legion faction reputation earned from dungeon bosses and quest completions. No separate quest acceptance was needed. The bonus covered all nine major Legion factions: Argussian Reach, Army of the Light, Armies of Legionfall, Court of Farondis, Dreamweavers, Highmountain Tribe, The Nightfallen, The Wardens, and Valarjar — all useful for Broken Isles Pathfinder, Part Two progress.

Timewarped Badge Vendor: Aridormi

Aridormi, the Legion Timewalking vendor, was stationed in Dalaran above the Broken Isles — the Legion-era floating city, not the Northrend version. Players needed to travel to the Broken Isles Dalaran specifically; the Northrend Dalaran had a different set of vendors with no Legion Timewalking stock.

Aridormi's key offerings:

• Favor of the Val'sharah Hippogryph — a flying mount usable outside Timewalking events
• Nightborne Guard's Vigilance — a toy item referencing Suramar's city guard aesthetic
• Replica Aegis of Aggramar — a cosmetic shield appearance available for transmogrification over any shield

Reputation tokens for all nine major Legion factions rounded out the vendor's stock, purchasable for Timewarped Badges and usable at any time regardless of whether a Timewalking event was active.

Players grinding toward the Hippogryph can browse WoW mount carry services if the Timewarped Badge farming pace across multiple event rotations feels too slow.

How Bonus Events Work

Bonus Events, including Legion Timewalking, ran on a rotating weekly calendar, activating at the weekly Tuesday reset and ending the following Tuesday. The full rotation cycled through Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King, Cataclysm, Mists of Pandaria, Draenor, and Legion Timewalking throughout each year, alongside non-Timewalking events such as Arena Skirmish and World Quests weeks. Players could track the upcoming schedule via the in-game calendar or the Adventure Guide Event tab.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which dungeons were available during Legion Timewalking?

Six dungeons: Black Rook Hold, Court of Stars, Darkheart Thicket, Eye of Azshara, Neltharion's Lair, and Vault of the Wardens. All were scaled to the player's current level and power during the event window.

What did the Legion Timewalking weekly quest reward?

Completing 5 Timewalking dungeons and turning in the quest to Kazra in Valdrakken awarded a Cache of Vault Treasures containing a non-tier gear piece at Normal Vault of the Incarnates item level. The cache item level matched the current Dragonflight season's Normal raid floor.

Where was the Legion Timewalking badge vendor?

Aridormi was located in Dalaran above the Broken Isles — the Legion-era city, not Northrend Dalaran. Players who traveled to the wrong Dalaran found no Legion Timewalking vendor there.

What mount could players earn from the Legion Timewalking vendor?

The Favor of the Val'sharah Hippogryph was available from Aridormi in exchange for Timewarped Badges. It is a flying mount usable outside Timewalking events.

Did Legion Timewalking provide a reputation bonus?

Yes — all dungeon completions during Legion Timewalking granted a 50% bonus to reputation with every major Legion faction. The bonus applied automatically without a separate quest. It covered Argussian Reach, Army of the Light, Armies of Legionfall, Court of Farondis, Dreamweavers, Highmountain Tribe, The Nightfallen, The Wardens, and Valarjar.

Is Legion Timewalking still available in current WoW?

Yes — Legion Timewalking still rotates through the WoW event calendar in the Midnight expansion. The six dungeons and Aridormi's vendor remain available during the event. Specific rewards, the weekly quest reward, and badge vendor inventory may differ from what was available during the Dragonflight era covered by this guide.

What faction reputation tokens were available from Aridormi?

Aridormi sold reputation tokens for all nine major Legion factions: Argussian Reach, Army of the Light, Armies of Legionfall, Court of Farondis, Dreamweavers, Highmountain Tribe, The Nightfallen, The Wardens, and Valarjar. These were particularly useful for players completing Broken Isles Pathfinder, Part Two for Legion flying.

How many Timewarped Badges did each Legion Timewalking dungeon award?

Individual Legion Timewalking dungeons rewarded approximately 500–600 Timewarped Badges per run, with a one-time higher bonus on the first completion of each dungeon. Timewarped Badges accumulated across all Timewalking event types, so badges earned during Legion weeks could be spent at Burning Crusade or Wrath vendors and vice versa.

Last reviewed 2026-06-18 against Patch 10.2.7 — Dark Heart — Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.