WoW Zin'rokh Boost

What You Get

• Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds in your bags
• Archaeology raised to at least 450 skill on the way
• Other Troll artifacts and Archaeology rewards found during the farm

Before We Start

• A character of level 85 or higher
• A free profession slot for Archaeology, or Archaeology already learned

A WoW Zin'rokh boost gets you Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds, the epic two-handed sword from Troll archaeology. The booster raises Archaeology to the 450 skill it needs and farms Troll dig sites until the rare artifact appears. Work starts at a time you agree in the order chat.

This card has no extra options to set: the order covers Archaeology training where needed, the dig site farming and solving the sword. Tell the booster in the order chat whether your character already has Archaeology and at what skill, since a higher starting skill shortens the work.

The run is played Piloted or by Remote Control.

What Is Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds in WoW?

Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds is an epic two-handed sword added with Cataclysm archaeology. It is a rare Troll artifact: you need 450 Archaeology skill before it can show up, and each Troll solve costs 150 fragments. It was a favourite of strength classes in Cataclysm and is still chased today by transmog collectors.

The catch is luck. The sword is one rare result among many common Troll artifacts, so players often solve dozens of projects and survey hundreds of dig sites before it appears.

What the Zin'rokh Boost Includes

• Archaeology training up to 450, if your character is not there yet
• Survey runs across Troll dig sites until enough fragments are collected
• Solving Troll projects until Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds is yours
• Every other artifact and reward found during the farm stays on your character

Nothing on the card needs to be configured, which keeps the Zin'rokh boost simple: one order, one sword, with the farm handled from start to finish.

How Long the Archaeology Carry Takes

The time depends on two things: your starting Archaeology skill and how fast the rare project comes up. A character that already has 450 skips straight to the Troll farm. Because the sword is a random rare solve, there is no fixed hour count; the booster keeps you updated in the order chat and finishes with a screenshot of the sword in your bags.

Buy Zin'rokh and Skip the Dig Site Grind

Surveying is the slowest part of any archaeology goal, and most of it is flying between sites. Each dig site gives only a handful of finds, and Troll sites share the map with other races, so a lot of time goes into digging fragments you did not want. Handing it over means you log in to a finished sword. The order is played Piloted or by Remote Control; the highest-rated booster is assigned, usually within 15 minutes after payment.

Collecting legacy weapons? The Shadowmourne legendary axe boost and the Val'anyr healer mace carry cover two classic legendaries, and the Mage Tower challenge boost adds artifact appearances. More older-content services are on the WoW Timewalking boost page.

FAQ

When can you start my Zin'rokh boost?

At a time agreed in the order chat, usually the same day. The booster is assigned within about 15 minutes of payment.

How long does it take to get Zin'rokh?

It depends on your starting Archaeology skill and on how quickly the rare Troll project appears. The booster reports progress in the order chat.

Do I need Archaeology already?

No. If your character does not have it, the booster learns it and raises it to 450 first. Having it already makes the order shorter.

What do I keep besides the sword?

Every Troll artifact, fragment and Archaeology reward found during the farm stays on your character.