The Revisited Horrific Visions event brought back the eerie streets of Stormwind and Orgrimmar with reworked mechanics. The most notable change was the removal of the Vessel of Horrific Visions entry requirement. Players could enter as many times as they wished, farming rewards without fear of exhausting weekly resources.
Each run through Orgrimmar or Stormwind awarded Displaced Corrupted Mementos — the event's dedicated currency replacing the original Corrupted Mementos. These could be spent on upgrades and cosmetics, including items mirroring those from the original Battle for Azeroth visions.
The Hourglass of Horrific Visions served as the central upgrade hub. Players exchanged Displaced Corrupted Mementos for the following enhancements:
| Upgrade | Description |
|---|---|
| Echo of N'zoth | Adds points into the Hourglass of Horrific Visions. |
| Increased Sanity Bar | Expands your sanity meter, reducing pressure during runs. |
| Reviving Allies | Revive allies with no sanity cost. |
| Damage and Healing Boosts | Increases damage and healing output when running solo. |
The upgrade system rolled out incrementally over three weeks, allowing players to build up their Hourglass at a steady pace.
Three additional Faceless Masks joined the event, raising the total to eight. Each mask added a distinct layer of difficulty:
Stacking masks remained optional but rewarded players who pushed into harder configurations with better loot.
Soridormi provided an optional construct companion that could adapt between DPS, healing, and tank roles. For solo players, this NPC helped offset mob scaling and could offer a resurrection via a Sanity Restoration Orb when one was available. The companion scaled difficulty appropriately so both solo and group players could benefit from her assistance.
Last reviewed 2026-06-10 against Patch 11.1.7 The War Within — Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.
