Argus is the place where the Eredar race is born – once utopian and progressive, this world has since been possessed by dark energies and became the home of Burning Legion. If you are confused about how to get to this fascinating world, read our guide.
In this article, we will provide instructions on starting the Argus campaign, getting to the Eredar homeworld at the beginning, and returning there after completing the first quest. Additionally, we will provide answers to some of the most common questions related to Argus world in WoW.
How to Get to Argus in World of Warcraft?
Let’s dive right in – to get to Argus, follow the instructions below:
- Reach character level 45 (both for Alliance and Horde).
- Visit the Violet Citadel and accept the Argus introduction quest from Archmage Khadgar.
- Visit the Stormwind harbor to meet your escort at a ship.
- Talk to Vereesa Windrunner to set the ship to sail and move to the next quest.
- Once you arrive at the Vault of Lights, meet Prophet Velen.
- After you talk to Prophet Velen, board the Vindicaar space vessel that is heading to Argus.
- At Vindicaar, talk to Grand Artificer Romuul to disembark the ship – you’re now in Argus.
How to Start the Argus Campaign in World of Warcraft?
Before you can get to Argus, you will have to complete an introduction quest. To find the quest, follow the steps below:
- Visit the Violet Citadel in Dalaran and talk to Archmage Khadgar.
- Complete the Uniting the Isles quest.
- Visit the Krasus Landing and complete the Armies of Legionfall quest.
- After completing the Assault on Broken Shore quest, go back to the Violet Citadel and talk to Khadgar again.
- Accept the Argus introduction quest – The Hand of Fate.
How to Get Back to Argus in World of Warcraft?
Now that you know how to get to Argus for the first time, you may want to find out how to return there at any other time. To do that, follow the instructions below:
- After you disembark the Vindicaar at Argus, you have to defeat three Legion devastators, kill 12 demons, and heal eight Felbound Drudges.
- After defeating the enemies, talk to Prophet Velen at the Crown of Destruction to move to the next quest.
- Eradicate the siege weapon and go back to Prophet Velen.
- Find signs of Legion slave resistance against their masters, then meet Prophet Velen again at the Krokul Hovel.
- Follow Prophet Velen to meet High Exarch Turalyon and move to the next quest.
- Invoke a Lightforged Beacon from the Vindicaar with the help of Signal Crystal.
- Use Lightforged Beacon to create a portal between Dalaran and Argus that you can use any time.
How to Get to Argus as Alliance in World of Warcraft
Getting to Argus as Alliance isn’t different from getting there as Horde – everything is the same apart from your allies and some of the dialogues. To do that, follow the instructions below:
- Reach character level 45.
- Visit the Violet Citadel and accept the Argus introduction quest from Archmage Khadgar.
- Visit the Stormwind harbor to meet your escort at a ship.
- Talk to Vereesa Windrunner to set the ship to sail and move to the next quest.
- Once you arrive at the Vault of Lights, meet Prophet Velen.
- After you talk to Prophet Velen, board the Vindicaar space vessel that is heading to Argus.
- At Vindicaar, talk to Grand Artificer Romuul to disembark the ship – you’re now in Argus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Read this section for more detailed information on Argus campaign in WoW – find out how to defeat the Legion, how to gain reputation points, what races inhabit Argus, and more below.
How to Increase Your Reputation in Argus?
To gain the Protector of the Argussian Reach award and unlock the Void Elf allied race, you need to increase your reputation among the refugees of Argus. To reach a friendly reputation level, collect 45,000 points, honored – 51,000 points, revered – 63,000 points, and exalted – 84,000 points. You start to gain reputation points automatically during the completion of the main Argus storyline.
However, after obtaining a couple of early reputation levels, it gets harder. To continue leveling up, you can complete weekly quests, world and emissary quests, insignias, and Argus missions. Fuel of a Doomed World and Invasion Onslaught quests can be repeated every week, bringing 1,000 reputation points each. Some of the dungeon quests, such as Seat of the Triumvirate: Dark Fissures, Void-Blade Zedaat, and Darkcaller can be repeated, too.
You will be awarded 250 reputation points for each of them. World and emissary quests grant 150 reputation points each and can be found in Krokuun or Mac’Aree. To unlock insignias, complete the Remnants of Darkfall Ridge and The Ruins of Oronaar quests.
Depending on the type of insignia, you may get from 250 to 750 reputation points for each. Another way to boost your reputation in Argus is the Demon’s Soulstone – crushing it will grant you 1,000 points. However, this option is only available for max-level characters. Darkmoon Top Hat is another useful item – it increases awarded reputation points by 10% during an hour.
Finally, until 03/09/2021, you can participate in the World Quest Bonus Event to gain 50% extra reputation points for completing Broken Isles World quests. If you complete the World Awaits quest during the event, you will receive 5,000 Order Resources.
How Do You Get Back to Argus From Stormwind?
You can get to Argus from Stormwind with the help of Vereesa Windrunner and Prophet Velen. Meet Vereesa at the Stormwind harbor and sail to the Vault of Lights together. There you will meet Prophet Velen and board the Vindicaar, a space vessel that is heading to Argus.
How Do I Get to Argus the First Time?
Getting to Argus for the first time is pretty straightforward – just follow the main questline. You have to accept the Argus introduction quest from Archmage Khadgar at the Violet Citadel. Then, head to the Stormwind harbor to meet Vereesa Windrunner.
Meet your allies and sail to the Vault of Lights. Prophet Velen will meet you and offer to board the Vindicaar. Do it, then talk to Grand Artificer Romuul to disembark the vessel – congrats, you’re now in Argus!
How Do I Teleport to Argus?
To teleport to Argus, you have to establish a portal between Argus and Dalaran. After you disembark the Vindicaar at Argus, you have to defeat three Legion devastators, kill 12 demons, and heal eight Felbound Drudges. After defeating the enemies, talk to Prophet Velen at the Crown of Destruction, then eradicate the siege weapon.
The next thing Prophet Velen will ask you to do is to find signs of Legion slave resistance against their masters. Then, you will have to follow Prophet Velen to meet High Exarch Turalyon. Afterward, invoke a Lightforged Beacon from the Vindicaar with the help of Signal Crystal. Use it to create a portal between Dalaran and Argus that you can use any time.
How Do You Defeat Legion in World of Warcraft?
To defeat the Burning Legion, you’ll have to first fight its boss – Illidan Stormrage. You will meet him for the first time during the Overwhelming Power quest – one of the first Argus storyline quests.
To get to the final fight with Illidan, though, you have to complete Argus quests further. When you get to the Redemption of the Ashtongue quest, Seer Kanai will ask you to defeat Illidan. Fight him at the Black Temple.
Bear in mind that his XP is extremely high, so you need a smart strategy. Focus on surviving instead of attacking. However, that’s far from the end of the war.
The victory is based on several raids, rather than one boss fight. Follow the Argus campaign until the Death of a Titan quest to finally fight Argus the Unmaker – the world-soul of the planet. The raid has four phases, and you will be helped by Titans. If you work as a team, you will be able to defeat Argus the Unmaker.
What Races Inhabit Argus?
Argus population consists mainly of demons, Void Ethereals, Eredars, Lightforged Draenei, and Broken. Eredar is a race of advanced magic-wielders who originated on Argus.
After the planet has been seized, Eredars were turned into members of the Burning Legion. Demons, on the other hand, came from other worlds, such as Twisting Nether, and feed on magic and life.
Lightforged Draenei help to fight the Legion on the Alliance side. The Broken are a mutated Draenei sub-race that joined the Legion.
Who Are Members of the Burning Legion?
Member races of the Burning Legion are countless – Titans, Man’ari, Eredar, Wrathguards, Nathrezim, Annihilan, Doomguards, Doomlords, Mo’arg, Shivarra, and many more.
They’re mainly warlocks – spell-casters that have the ability to summon demonic minions. Legion has a specific hierarchy. So, Eredars have become overlords of the Legion. Pit lords are generals and commanders. Doomguards are captains, marines, and military leaders. Felguards are mostly soldiers, and so on.
What Side Questlines Are There in the Argus Campaign?
Argus campaign is among the longest storylines in WoW, with plenty of side quests apart from the main scenario. One of them is the Class Hall line, starting at Krokuun. It consists of three parts – Krokuun missions, Mac’Aree missions, and Lightforged missions.
Upon completing this side questline, you’ll be awarded the Man’ari training amulet, Mac’Aree armor set, Krokul armor set, and rarer items. Another line is the Argus Legendary Ring – it begins at Vindicaar and ends at the fight with Argus the Unmaker.
Invasion points are a specific type of side quests – these missions can be unlocked after completing the Chapter 2: Dark Awakenings questline and are repeatable.
Defeat the Legion – Free Argus
Argus campaign is for sure among the most exciting scenarios of World of Warcraft. Of course, fighting the Legion is tough and time-consuming – but the plot is worth it. The war against Burning Legion is depicted so well that players get involved in the game as if it was real – perhaps due to the diversity and detailed portrayal of WoW characters.
Hopefully, with the help of our guide, you will not only get to Argus but also be able to complete the whole storyline and free the planet’s inhabitants.
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