A quick guide to the Grimrail Depot dungeon from World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor
Shadowlands season 4 is now live! Among the most anticipated features in season 4 is the reintroduction of several dungeons from past expansions. Among these is Grimrail Depot — a dungeon on a moving train! This guide will give you a quick overview of how to get to the Grimrail Depot entrance, stop motion sickness problems, and tackle the bosses once inside.
How to get to Grimrail Depot in Shadowlands
There are several ways to get to Grimrail Depot. The best way to get there from the Shadowlands is by taking the portal to Gorgrond, which is located next to the Oribos flight master.
As another option, you can also use your garrison hearthstone if you have it. From there, you can take a flight path or your own flying mount to get to the dungeon.
You can find the entrance to Grimrail Depot in Gorgrond, Draenor, near the Blackrock Foundry (at coordinates 55.05, 31.32).
If you don’t have a garrison hearthstone and don’t want to use the Oribos portal, you can get to Draenor by taking the portal to Warspear, Ashran from the Stormwind, or Orgrimmar portal room. Horde players will find the portal in the lower chamber, while the alliance portal is at the top of the tower in the Mage Quarter.
After arriving in Warspear, take a flight path to Gorgrond if possible. Otherwise, jump on your flying mount and cross the ocean directly to Gorgrond yourself.
Grimrail Depot Bosses
There are a total of 3 bosses in Grimrail Depot.
- Rocketspark and Borka – Avoid standing near the tank to avoid Borka’s frontal slam and stay out of red circles. The tank should aim Borka towards whatever box Railmaster is standing on when Borka uses Mad Dash (stay out of the way of dash).
- Nitrogg Thundertower – Attack boss until he flees to the cannon. Defeat adds and use the Mortar Shells they drop on the cannon to get the boss out (use Shrapnel and Grenades on adds). Stay out of blue flames and nuke the boss.
- Skylord Torva – Don’t stand in ground lightning or freezing traps. Move away from the group when targeted by a spear.
Grimrail Depot Motion Sickness Elixir
One of the most unique things about Grimrail Depot is that a lot of the dungeon takes place on a moving train. While this is cool, everything around you moves, and some players have reported motion sickness.
If you get motion sick from games, there is an easy fix. After landing on the train, you will see an NPC named “Motion Sick Peon,” who offers a free item called Motion Sick Peon’s Magical Elixir. Consuming it will eliminate the moving background while you are on the train!
Other Shadowlands Season 4 Dungeon Guides
If you are planning on pushing keys in season 4 and want more quick guides like this, check out the links below:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
After defeating the first boss, you’ll want to go through the nearby doorway and work your way up a series of metal ramps. Once you arrive at the top, a cutscene should trigger where your character jumps onto the moving train.
Yes, both versions — heroic and mythic 0 — are soloable in Shadowlands. Mythic+ keys scale with level are not soloable for many classes/players.
Two stat-only trinkets drop in Grimrail Depot, including:
– Thundertower’s Targeting Reticle
– Tovra’s Lightning Repository
This was very useful for the new season. I think adding the three new portals in Oribos to the “How to get there” would be helpful.
Thanks! I added the information for the portal when the patch launched, but sometimes a cached version of the original gets stored; I’ll take a look. Thanks for pointing that out because that is definitely the best way to get there!