TBC Anniversary Thunderfury Boost

What You Get

• Both Bindings of the Windseeker farmed in Molten Core
• The materials and quest steps of the Thunderfury chain completed
• Prince Thunderaan defeated and the sword crafted for your character
• Other loot from the Molten Core runs that drops for you

Before We Start

• A Warrior, Paladin, Hunter or Rogue, the classes that can loot the bindings in TBC Anniversary
• Any binding or materials you already own, listed in the order chat

A TBC Anniversary Thunderfury boost gets you Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker, from the first binding drop to the final quest. The team farms both bindings in Molten Core, gathers the Elementium, defeats Prince Thunderaan in Silithus, and you receive the sword on your character.

Pick Full Thunderfury for the whole chain, or One missing binding if the other half is already in your bags. The order runs Piloted, by Remote Control or as Self Play, where you raid on your own character, and the booster checks which parts you already have before the farm starts.

With One missing binding the team farms only the half you lack, so nothing you have is farmed twice. Name that half in the order chat.

What Is Thunderfury in TBC Anniversary?

Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker, is the legendary sword long-time players name first when you ask them about World of Warcraft. Its proc hits the target with lightning that jumps to nearby enemies and slows their attacks, which made it the classic tank weapon for holding threat on many targets. Today most players want it for what it says about a character: few blades are recognised on sight the way Thunderfury is.

The sword starts with two drops in Molten Core: the left Bindings of the Windseeker from Baron Geddon and the right half from Garr. Both are rare. With the pair in hand, Highlord Demitrian in Silithus starts a questline that asks for ten Elementium Bars made from Blackwing Lair ore and the Essence of the Firelord from Ragnaros, and ends with a fight against Prince Thunderaan.

Why Players Buy a Thunderfury Carry

A level 70 character walks through Molten Core in no time. The bindings don't care: they still drop rarely, and you only get one shot per weekly reset. Plenty of players run it for months and see just one half. With a Thunderfury boost the weekly gamble becomes our problem. The team keeps clearing until both bindings are yours, then finishes the chain, and you never touch a single bar of ore.

How the Thunderfury Boost Works

1. You order and list anything you already own from the chain.
2. The team clears Molten Core on your lockout until both bindings drop.
3. Elementium and other materials are gathered for the quest.
4. Prince Thunderaan is defeated and the sword is made.

The order runs Piloted, by Remote Control or as Self Play. Once you've paid, a manager hands the order to the highest-rated booster, often within 15 minutes or so.

How Long Thunderfury Takes

The bindings set the pace. Some orders get both within a few weeks; others need many more resets. The quest part after the bindings is short. You see each Molten Core run in the order chat with a screenshot of the loot.

For another old-world goal tied to the same raid, the Hydraxian Waterlords reputation boost covers the Molten Core faction. For Outland weapons, see the Warglaives of Azzinoth farm, the Cataclysm's Edge farm or the whole TBC Anniversary gear boost list.

FAQ

When does the Thunderfury boost start?

The first Molten Core run is the next scheduled raid on your lockout, after the booster checks what you already own.

How long does it take to get Thunderfury?

That's down to the binding drops. Plan for a few months; lucky orders finish sooner. The questline after the bindings goes quickly.

I already have one binding. Do I pay for both?

No. Choose One missing binding in the calculator and name the half you lack in the order chat. The team then farms only that drop.