Must-Do Tasks in Legion Remix Phase 2

Key Takeaways

Phase 2 adds The Nighthold (four wings), Return to Karazhan, and Suramar world quests — the three sources of new Infinite Knowledge points.
Three Infinite Knowledge points are available: one from The Nighthold on any difficulty, one from Heroic: Return to Karazhan, and one from the Insurrection quest chain.
The Arcanist's Manasaber mount requires both completing the Insurrection achievement and killing Gul'dan in The Nighthold — the quest chain alone is not enough.
Bonesteed mounts (10,000 Bronze each) are not class-restricted and are flying mounts; Living Infernal Core and Midnight's Eternal Reins cost 100,000 Bronze each.
Phase 2 is not the prime transmog phase — save resources for Phase 3 (Legion Fall) which introduces new ensemble sets.

Here is the complete breakdown of what to farm and in what order during Legion Remix Phase 2.

Key Tasks for Legion Remix Phase 2

Phase 2 of Legion Remix is live, bringing three major additions: The Nighthold raid, the Return to Karazhan mega-dungeon, and expanded Suramar world quests. This phase introduces new Infinite Knowledge points and is the prime window for mount and toy farming before Phase 3 opens. Here is what to prioritize.

Maximizing Infinite Knowledge Points

Infinite Knowledge points permanently boost the power drawn from all Legion Remix sources, making them the first priority in Phase 2. Three achievements award these points:

The Nighthold: Complete any difficulty of The Nighthold — which spans four LFR wings: Arcing Aqueducts, Royal Athenaeum, Nightspire, and Betrayer's Rise — to earn one Infinite Knowledge point.
Return to Karazhan: Earn one point by completing Heroic: Return to Karazhan.
Insurrection: Completing the full Suramar quest chain awards the final Infinite Knowledge point and unlocks the Arcanist's Manasaber mount — though note that the mount requires both finishing the Insurrection achievement and then killing Gul'dan in The Nighthold and turning in "Fate of the Nightborne" to Khadgar inside the raid.

Once all Infinite Knowledge points are collected, add The Nighthold and Return to Karazhan to your regular farming rotation. Both dungeons reset daily in Legion Remix, making them efficient sources of Bronze and Infinite Power.

Prepping for Future Phases

Phase 2 is the right time to build player power, not transmog. New unique ensembles arrive in Phase 3 (Legion Fall), so hold your resources and focus on power and mount priorities this phase. You do not need daily clears unless maximizing every available currency — weekly clears of The Nighthold and Return to Karazhan are sufficient for most players.

Integrate both instances into a weekly farming loop for Bronze and Infinite Power.
Save Bronze reserves for the high-value mount purchases listed below.

Consistency here builds a strong foundation heading into Phase 3 and Phase 4, where additional exclusive rewards open up.

Mount Collection Opportunities

Phase 2 is an excellent window for mount collectors. The key targets and their Bronze costs:

Living Infernal Core: A fiery Mythic mount that drops from Gul'dan in The Nighthold (Normal, Heroic, or Mythic — not LFR) and is also available from vendor Horos for 100,000 Bronze. Highly coveted.
Midnight's Eternal Reins: Drops from Attumen the Huntsman in Return to Karazhan on Mythic difficulty and costs 100,000 Bronze at the vendor. A red-and-gold ground mount that suits Blood Death Knights well — note it does not fly even within Legion Remix.
Bonesteed mounts: The Bonesteed family comes in four variants — Bonesteed of Triumph, Bonesteed of Bloodshed, Bonesteed of Plague, and Bonesteed of Oblivion — each for 10,000 Bronze. These are flying mounts and are not class-restricted; any character can use them.
Recolored Mana Saber: Available for 10,000 Bronze if the color scheme appeals to you.

With mount costs ranging from 10,000 to 100,000 Bronze, browse WoW Timewalking event carries if you need assistance completing content within the Phase 2 window before it closes.

Daily Farming Strategy

Core clears: The Nighthold and Return to Karazhan on daily reset — both award Bronze and Infinite Power.
Suramar world quests: Run the expanded Phase 2 Suramar quests for additional currency.
Bronze management: Target the 100,000 Bronze mounts (Living Infernal Core, Midnight's Eternal Reins) before spending on lower-priority purchases.

Staying consistent with these clears sets up a strong Bronze position before Phase 3 rewards arrive.

Toys Worth Your Bronze

Phase 2 adds new toys from vendor Horos, located in the Infinite Bazaar in Dalaran. Two stand out:

Golden Hearthstone Card: Lord Jaraxxus: Transforms your character into the iconic Legion boss Lord Jaraxxus for 60 seconds, with period-appropriate emotes. Available from Gul'dan in The Nighthold on all difficulties and from Horos for 100,000 Bronze.
Big Red Raygun: Enlarges a target pet and turns it red. Costs 35,000 Bronze from Horos. The item is not soulbound, meaning it can be listed on the Auction House after Legion Remix ends — potentially valuable as the item becomes scarce.

Both toys reward players who act during the Remix window, when their Bronze costs are accessible.

Frequently Asked Questions

What content was added in Legion Remix Phase 2?

Phase 2 added The Nighthold raid, the Return to Karazhan mega-dungeon, and expanded Suramar world quests. These are the primary sources of Infinite Knowledge points, Bronze, and Phase 2 mount acquisitions.

How many Infinite Knowledge points are available in Phase 2?

Three new Infinite Knowledge points are available: one from completing The Nighthold on any difficulty, one from Heroic: Return to Karazhan, and one from the Insurrection achievement in Suramar.

How do I get the Arcanist's Manasaber?

Complete the Insurrection achievement (full Suramar quest chain), then kill Gul'dan in The Nighthold and turn in "Fate of the Nightborne" to Khadgar inside the raid. Both steps are required — the mount is not awarded by the quest chain alone.

What are the Nighthold LFR wing names?

The four Nighthold LFR wings are Arcing Aqueducts, Royal Athenaeum, Nightspire, and Betrayer's Rise. Completing any wing on any difficulty awards the Phase 2 Infinite Knowledge point.

Are Bonesteed mounts class-restricted?

No. All four Bonesteed variants (Triumph, Bloodshed, Plague, Oblivion) can be used by any character class. Each costs 10,000 Bronze from vendor Horos. They are flying mounts within Legion Remix.

Does Midnight's Eternal Reins fly in Legion Remix?

No. Midnight's Eternal Reins is a ground-only mount even within Legion Remix. It drops from Attumen the Huntsman in Return to Karazhan on Mythic difficulty and costs 100,000 Bronze at the vendor.

Should I farm transmog in Phase 2?

Phase 2 does not introduce new unique transmog sets. Save resources for Phase 3 (Legion Fall), which adds new ensembles specifically worth farming for appearance collectors.

Can I sell the Big Red Raygun after Legion Remix ends?

Yes. Big Red Raygun is not soulbound and can be listed on the Auction House after the Remix event ends. Its future scarcity may make it valuable to collectors looking for rare Legion-era items.