Skip to Main Content Skip to Footer. Overwatch League. Log In. All News. World of Warcraft. Blizzard Entertainment July 23, Activities The festivities have begun as the citizens of Azeroth and Outland celebrate the hottest of seasons by playing with fire all across their worlds!
Once Ahune is defeated, you'll be able to loot his special rewards including epic-quality loot. Dance Around the Ribbon Pole: At every festival camp, one of these traditional decorations stands tall beside the bonfire.
Stealing The Flames: Members of the Horde and Alliance can visit the bonfires of the opposing faction and steal them, depriving their enemies of the blessings of the fire spirits! Take care, because each side will defend its own flames. Fire Juggling: Speak with the Master Fire Juggler near your capital's bonfire in order to juggle flaming torches in this daily quest!
Fire in the Sky: The lengthy Midsummer Fire Festival traditionally ends with the sky itself being set alight on the last night of the festival. You won't want to miss it! The following section will cover each achievement individually. This achievement has the same name for both Alliance and Horde, but not the same criteria.
You need to go and talk to the npc of your faction that will be standing by the bonfire near your faction's outpost in several zones. They will be marked as quest npc, and completing the quest will give you credit toward as well as 6g 63s at level The list of location for every fire can be seen in the section above. This achievement's name will change depending on your faction. You need to go and interact with the bonfire of the opposite faction. Doing so will take 3 seconds and then allow you to complete a quest to desecrate the fire.
The fire will be marked as quest npc. Completing the quest will give you credit toward as well as 13g 23s at level In order to earn it, you need to first complete the 3 achievement listed below: Extinguishing Eastern Kingdoms - Visit the fire in Eastern Kingdoms and talk to the npc gathered there.
Extinguishing Kalimdor - Visit the fire in Kalimdor and talk to the npc gathered there. Extinguishing Outland - Visit the fire in Outland and talk to the npc gathered there.
Ahune is already discussed in this page, you simply need to kill him to get the achievement - both normal and heroic kill count toward it. With a group of level 80, the fight is trivial. Dancing at the fire pole is easy, but in order to complete a full set, you will need to earn over Burning Blossom.
Do the daily quests, make sure you visit every bonfire and do not waste any by throwing them in the fire and you should have no problem getting there. Once fully dressed, simply interact with the pole and you'll get the achievement. This achievement requires earning the crown of the fire festival, mentioned above. You need to sneak in the enemy's faction city and steal their fire.
Stealth Class will have an easier time of it, but there's no real easy to do it. Perseverance and a lot of corpse run are to be expected. The currency of the event is Burning Blossoms. It is used to buy the rewards from the vendors.
On subsequent days, you can earn approximately 30 Burning Blossoms by doing the 3 daily quests and by killing Ahune.
Note : we used the adverb approximately twice in the last two paragraphs. The reason for this is that when you kill Ahune for the first time on a given day, you receive a varying number of Burning Blossoms 10 on average. You need 1, Burning Blossoms to buy all the rewards and obtain all the achievements. The pets and the gear are the only rewards that will appeal to almost everyone. The rest of the rewards are clothing items, food, and vanity items, some of are needed to complete achievements.
All the gear drops from Ahune , the boss of the event. For more information, check out our dedicated section. The staff can only drop once a day, while the cloaks can drop every time you kill Ahune. Formula: Enchant Weapon - Deathfrost has a chance to be dropped by Ahune , every time you kill him.
The Midsummer Fire Festival is a good occasion to work on your guild reputation and to speed up your alts' leveling. Every time you honor or desecrate a bonfire, you complete a quest and get the same amount of experience and guild reputation that a quest of your level would normally give you. In addition, at each bonfire's location, there is also a ribbon pole which you can click. The duration of the buff depends on how long you interact with the pole. The maximum duration is 60 minutes.
The event features several quests. Two of them are introductory quests and serve to present the event. They are to be turned in to a Festival Loremaster Alliance or Festival Talespinner Horde , which can be found in capital cities of your faction.
From the Festival Loremaster or Festival Talespinner, you can take Incense for the Summer Scorchlings Alliance or Incense for the Festival Scorchlings Horde , for which you will need to deliver Summer Incense to a scorchling small fire elemental outside a settlement of your faction. While doing the event, you will encounter these NPCs very often, so there is no need to look for one specifically. Each of the two introductory quests rewards 1 Burning Blossom.
Tossing torches consists in throwing Practice Torches the quest item to braziers at the nearby bonfire. One problem with this quest is that you need to hit the brazier that is currently marked and people with lag will find it extremely hard to hit the marked brazier in time. Catching torches consists in lighting Unlit Torches at the nearby bonfire before throwing them in the air.
Then, you need to follow the torches' shadow so that you are properly positioned to catch them before they hit the ground. Avoid places with a dark ground where shadows are hard to follow , a lot of aerial pollution trees, flags, buildings, etc.
The pre-requisite quests and the daily quests reward 5 Burning Blossoms each. The Striking Back daily quest is only enabled after you complete a short quest chain started by an NPC called Earthen Ring Elder which can be found in any capital city :.
These 3 quests take place in Ashenvale, so we advise you to do them while you are traveling through this area for honoring bonfires of your faction and desecrating those of the opposite faction. After completing the quest line, the Earthen Ring Elder will give you a version of the Striking Back daily quest that depends on your character's level. Each of the possible daily quests rewards 10 Burning Blossoms. During the event, you will spend the majority of your time traveling through Azeroth to honor bonfires of your faction, to desecrate flames of the opposite faction, and to steal the flames in the opposite faction's capital cities.
By doing so, you will earn all of the bonfires and flames achievements. The bonfires act as quest givers , so to honor or desecrate them, simply accept the quest given to you and it will be completed right away.
The flames in capital cities are objects that you can interact with. Doing so will give you an item that starts a quest that you must turn in to a Festival Loremaster Alliance or Festival Talespinner Horde in one of your faction's capital cities.
The Alliance has 50 bonfires and the Horde In addition, there are 14 neutral bonfires. Finally, each of the four capital cities of the opposite faction has a flame that you can steal.
This means that Horde players have a slight advantage over Alliance players when it comes to collecting Burning Blossoms. In total, the bonfires will bring Burning Blossoms to Horde players and to Alliance players.
There are 32 bonfires in Eastern Kingdoms, 17 for the Alliance and 15 for the Horde. In the map below, Horde players should visit the bonfires in the order displayed while Alliance players should follow the reverse order. The order was designed with flying mounts in mind, so you might want to adapt it if you will be using Flight Paths. There are 31 bonfires in Kalimdor, 15 for the Alliance, 15 for the Horde, and 1 neutral bonfire in Hyjal.
In the map below, Alliance players should visit the bonfires in the order displayed while Horde players should follow the reverse order. There are 14 bonfires in Outland, 7 for the Alliance, and 7 for the Horde.
The bonfire order, in the map below, was designed with flying mounts in mind, so you might want to adapt it if you will be using Flight Paths. Note that if you start from Shattrath, you should do 11, 12, 14, and 13 first and then go the Hellfire Peninsula.
There are 16 bonfires in Northrend, 8 for the Alliance, and 8 for the Horde. If you followed us up to this point, you only need to visit the neutral bonfires in Deepholm and Vashj'ir to complete Flame Warden of Cataclysm Alliance and Flame Keeper of Cataclysm Horde. There are 8 bonfires in Pandaria. There are 6 bonfires in Draenor.
There are 6 bonfires in the Broken Isles. There are 3 bonfires on Kul Tiras. There are 3 bonfires on Zandalar. This quest is completed immediately, causing you to receive a Crown of the Fire Festival , a nice-looking item that cannot be used for transmogrification, and to earn the King of the Fire Festival achievement. Ahune is the boss of the event.
Only characters at level 89 and 90 will be able to access it by queuing for the boss in the Looking for Group tool. Once in the instance, walk until you reach the Earthen Ring representatives. Nearby, you will find an Ice Stone that you can click to summon Ahune. As with every seasonal boss, the encounter with Ahune is very simple. It consists in two alternating phases:. Every time Phase 1 comes around, the number of elementals in each wave increases. This constitutes a soft enrage timer.
So you need to spend Burning Blossoms in total. Once you have acquired the set, equip it and find a ribbon pole. They are located near bonfires in major capital cities and settlements. Simply click the ribbon pole and let your character dance for a whole minute for the achievement to trigger. You do not need to buy 40 torches as you recover the torches if you use them properly hence why it's called juggling.
Once in possession of the torches, go to Dalaran. Bind the torches to a key and keep spamming it as well as your left mouse button because you need to select where you send the torches and it has to be exactly on your character, so that you can juggle without having to move.
We hope that this guide will have answered every question you had about the Midsummer Fire Festival. If not, we encourage you to leave a comment or contact us by e-mail, we will be happy to address the issue you encountered.
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