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Hello and welcome, dear World of Warcraft enjoyers! Husky has already come up with a WoW strategy on killing Sylvanas even on Mythic difficulty, and thus providing you with a Shadowlands boosting service. Now, we’ll give you the most necessary information on the raid itself, and move to her lore later. We’ve already covered a large portion of the Windrunner’s lore on our other page, where we offer you the normal version of the service. If you have already explored it, or know everything up to Wrath of the Lich King expansion, keep on reading, you’ll learn some valuable information.

It will be possible to slay the Windrunner starting on the 13th of July in US realms, and on the 14th of July for EU realms. Try your best to finish all the necessary preparations until then. Completing the run will require a fully prepared 20-people raid group. In reward, everyone will get Feats of Strength, as well as 4 items for the whole group. The items, however, will be 259 ilvl. A truly endgame gear requires a fitting challenge, so prepare to try over and over again.

During Wrath of the Lich King, however, Sylvanas returns to the main storyline, only to take her place as the target of WoW boosting services, the final boss to kill in a raid of Shadowlands. At the beginning of Wrath, Varimathras, remember our heroine’s enslaved Dreadlord, betrays her. He actually nearly kills her and drives her out of the Forsaken capital of Undercity. At this point, a rogue faction had developed within the Forsaken and without the Windrunner to lead them this faction was able to run riot. Led by grand apothecary Putress, these members of the Forsaken betrayed both the Alliance and the Horde of the Wrathgate. They released a newly developed plague that killed hundreds of soldiers on both sides. Our heroine does eventually manage to retake Undercity and kill Varimathras. The Alliance has Putress executed. Though during the siege of Undercity a major battle between the Horde and Alliance is only narrowly avoided by the actions of Jaina Proudmoore. But her story is not here to be told.

Following this, Sylvanas, who will be the last boss of Mythic Kill service boosts in Shadowlands, takes part in the final assault on Icecrown, which is the citadel of Arthas found in the frozen continent of Northrend. Within the halls of reflection, she finally gets her opportunity to confront Arthas. Although she’s warned by the spirit of Uther that Arthas, now the Lich King, can only be defeated at the Frozen Throne she attempts it nonetheless as she’s so driven by her hatred for him. After realizing that Uther was in fact right, and almost being killed by Arthas in single combat, she manages to escape with the help of a group of Horde heroes. After the final defeat of the Lich King, the Windrunner is left with a bittersweet feeling. Azeroth had been freed from Arthas but the damage done to her could never be reversed.

With this realization and with no hope for her future, Sylvanas threw herself from the top of Icecrown onto the saronite spikes below, willing to kill herself, not knowing that players in Shadowlands will buy mythic carries to do the same. As she was falling to her death, she saw a vision of Garrosh Hellscream leading the Horde to defeat, and many of her Forsaken perishing in the process. Then she hits the spikes, and for the second time, the corrupted lady dies.

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This time she finds her spirit floating in a dark void of hopelessness and regret. A realm in which her spirit would subside for all eternity. Just as the Windrunner is contemplating this bleak future, the Val’kyr turn up. These powerful beings were previously enslaved by Arthas, but no longer now, that he is dead. The Val’kyr offered to make a pact with Sylvanas, just like we offer you to get a WoW boosting service that guarantees to get her killed in mythic SL raid. One of them would take her place in death if she would agree to bind herself to the other eight. It gets a little complicated here, but basically, without being bound to a powerful vessel such as the Windrunner, the Val’kyr would have been unable to continue to exist as anything more than slaves. Our heroine agrees to this pact presumably for two reasons. Number one: she doesn’t want to see her people die at the hands of Garrosh Hellscream. And number two: the future for her spirit wasn’t exactly looking great, was it?

The Val’kyr brings Sylvanas back to the realm of the living, only to become a target to kill in Shadowlands and a prize of many mythic services and boosts. Though living isn’t exactly the best term to describe her at this point, but there you go. This brings us to the Cataclysm expansion, in which our heroine leads the undead against Gilneas. This was a campaign in which she was scolded by the new Warchief Garrosh Hellscream for her use of dishonorable tactics such as using Forsaken blight and allowing her Val’kyr to resurrect the dead to bolster the Forsaken ranks. Greymane, the king of Gilneas managed to eventually drive the Windrunner out, but not before a direct conflict between the two of them in which Genn’s son Liam threw himself in front of an arrow that Sylvanas had intended for Genn. Liam was killed and a bitter hatred was formed between the two. Following this, while still in Gilneas, the Windrunner resurrects Lord Godfrey, a former Gilnean noble. However, he later betrays her hoping to take Gilneas for himself, and kills her. That’s right. The Ranger general of Silvermoon, the Banshee Queen of the Forsaken, and now even the Warchief of the Horde was defeated by this odd-looking guy.

Luckily for our heroine, she still had some Val’kyr left. And again, they were able to bring her back. Though this time, it required three of them to be sacrificed, and her supply was starting to run pretty low. Basically, she couldn’t afford to keep getting killed and dying, until SL, in the processes of many WoW mythic boosting services, and this was compounded by the fact that by this point, Sylvanas had discovered that the Val’kyr were the only ones who could resurrect the dead in order to create more Forsaken. Whose inability to procreate would mean their inevitable extinction without the Val’kyr. And regardless of the Windrunner’s disdain for most of the living beings of Azeroth, it can’t be said that she doesn’t care about her Forsaken.

Tensions grow even further between Sylvanas and Garrosh when he finds out that she’s raised and undead to bolster the Forsaken ranks, something that he considered an abomination. For this reason, her hatred towards Garrosh only deepened. Though it is worth mentioning that it wasn’t only Garrosh who was beginning to take issue with our corrupted heroine’s actions at this point. Her remorse in attitude and desire to raise the dead started to draw comparisons between herself and the Lich King.

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In the next expansion, Mists of Pandaria, the Windrunner doesn’t really feature heavily apart from being present at the events that transpire around the rise and fall of Garrosh Hellscream as Warchief of the Horde. She was strongly against Garrosh’s plans to destroy Theramore, not due to any compassion for the Alliance, but because she felt that the Forsaken would suffer in the Eastern Kingdoms if the Alliance’s main power base in Kalimdor was destroyed. Under assurances from Garrosh that any Alliance’s retaliation would be dealt with, she sent a small force to represent her at the siege of Theramore. Which, due to the use of a mana bomb, was totally obliterated by Garrosh. Following that, the Alliance and Horde sieged Orgrimmar, and eventually, Garrosh was defeated and captured. Sylvanas, who will be a final boss in SL raid, and people will buy carries to kill her at mythic difficulty, wished him to be executed immediately and wasn’t happy with the prospect of him facing a trial instead. She actually plotted to assassinate Garrosh with her sister Vereesa by poisoning his food. Vereesa’s motive was the fact that her lover, Rhonin, had been killed as a result of Garrosh destroying Theramore. However, Vereesa, who was actually at the time considering ruling the Forsaken alongside our heroine, had a sudden change of heart and she revealed their plot to Anduin Wrynn, who managed to stop Garrosh from eating the poisoned food.

Sylvanas was heartbroken at this betrayal from Vereesa and she vowed that she’d never love anyone again. You kind of feel sorry for the Windrunner at this point, but to be fair, she had neglected to mention to Vereesa that she was planning to murder her in order to make her one of the Forsaken. So it’s hard to be too sympathetic.

The next big appearance by our heroine is at the Broken Shore with that awesome cinematic at the start of Legion. At the very start of Legion, the Alliance and Horde have been working together against the much greater threat of the Burning Legion. However, this uneasy truce was shattered after she withdrew the Horde forces during the battle. Which essentially resulted in the death of King Varian Wrynn of the Alliance. But that’s not the end of Sylvanas, who will become a formidable foe in the mythic raid services and boosts of SL. The Alliance believed that she had betrayed them, but in fact, she withdrew under the orders of Warchief Vol’jin, as it became clear that the Horde was about to be defeated, and perhaps even totally wiped out.

Back in Ogrimmar, Vol’jin who was mortally wounded at the Broken Shore made our heroine Warchief of the Horde with his final words. During Legion, she also attempted to enslave the Val’kyr that were not corrupted by the Lich King in order to deal with the fact that her original Val’kyr were becoming increasingly low in number. She managed to trap and enslave a powerful Val’kyr. But her plan was foiled by Genn Greymane, who would have bought a carry even in Shadowlands, now even more upset with Sylvanas after she killed his son Liam and the death of his friend King Varian Wrynn. As discussed previously, without the Val’kyr, the Forsaken, as a race will eventually disappear. They’re also the only method to bring the Windrunner back if she gets herself killed again. So, actually, at some point, she might have to make the decision between her own life and the future of her people.

The final deeply significant thing that happened to our heroine in Legion is that she was finally reunited with her sister Alleria, who we encountered when traveling to the World of Argus to take the fight to the Burning Legion. Freshly reunited, the three Windrunner sisters worked together to reclaim their ancestral home of Windrunner Spire. Unfortunately, Sylvanas and Alleria were unable to reconcile their differences and neither could accept what the other one had become, but only one of them is going to become someone that WoW boosting services will kill on the mythic difficulty in Shadowlands. Our heroine argued that she never chose to become undead. whereas Alleria had chosen to become an abomination of the void. At this point, the ex-banshee Queen considered having them both assassinated by the dark rangers that she’d hidden, but she decided not to, claiming that her sisters would serve her yet.

This pretty much leads us to the Battle for Azeroth. The truce between Horde and Alliance has been destroyed, and we see our heroine defending the Undercity from an Alliance siege led by the new Alliance high king Anduin Wrynn. The new novel Before the Storm does a great job of explaining the events that are going to occur there. But if you can’t hold yourself from revealing the events of the future, just go ahead and play yourself! Our WoW services will supplement your progress in full. Until we cross paths again, farewell.