Torghast's Twisting Corridors Now Available
Torghast's Twisting Corridors are now available in NA. Clearing Layer 8 of the Twisting Corridors will reward you with the mount Corridor Creeper which is usable in the Maw.
Originally Posted by Blizzard (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
The ever-changing halls of Torghast, Tower of the Damned now reveal a new passageway through the cursed otherworldly prison—the Twisting Corridors. Within the Twisting Corridors, you’ll face the Jailer’s cruelest henchmen and, should you ascend within, you will be rewarded with special cosmetic rewards including a mount that can be ridden inside the Maw.

To begin your saga within the Twisting Corridors, you must complete the quest “Signs of the Lion,” offered by Bolvar Fordragon in Oribos as the culmination of your search through Torghast for Azeroth’s leaders. Once you’ve proven yourself worthy, you must survive 18 floors teeming with brutal enemies to reap the precious rewards within. This is no easy feat; success will come to those armed to the teeth, capable of using every ability at their disposal, and wisely selecting their Anima Powers to dispatch the terrors within. Successfully completing a key Layer will grant you an achievement along with a reward worthy of the most powerful adventurers.

Rewards

Layer 2 | Death Seeker – Battle pet
What horrors these eyes have seen in the tower of Torghast, with their unsleeping, unblinking gaze.

Layer 4 | Helm of the Dominated – Toy
The helm of the mawsworn, still seeping with the Jailer’s dominating energies.

Layer 6 | Title: Spirestalker

Layer 8 | Corridor Creeper – Mount
The loyal hounds of the Jailer creep along the corridors in search of the scent of souls.


Do not expect to find Soul Ash in these halls—the Jailer will do everything in his power to prevent you from becoming a threat. Treasure-seekers should also note that these plunders are for you and you alone, rewards from Twisting Corridor achievements can only be earned once.

Go forth Maw Walker—glory and valuables await!
This article was originally published in forum thread: Torghast's Twisting Corridors Now Available started by Lumy View original post
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  1. chiddie's Avatar
    Considering I only go in the maw for the weekly quests and the two layer 6 Torghast runs for the ash and still I HATE the entire process, I will entirely and happily skip the corridors until I will be ilvl 400.
  1. MrMatticus's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by MrKnubbles View Post
    I think this greatly depends on your class and the luck of powers you find. As a BM Hunter, my pet kept getting demolished. I had to keep grabbing every health boost until my pet had 150k hp at the end. That's the only way I started to regain control of my run. The 2nd boss was really tough for me. 3rd was hard too but the extra hp helped a lot. It was nowhere near the cakewalk I thought it would be for being layer 1. I'm ilvl 205 by the way. Not super high but not low by any means either.
    I first did it on my BM hunter alt in the 190ilvls range. Only issue or death I had was a trap I didn't pay attention to.
  1. Gratlim's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by schwarzkopf View Post
    Yep ... and even level 1 - the last boss is over tuned.

    It will be hundreds of hours of time in there for most people to get the mount... in terms of saving time, it will be quicker to walk around the maw than to get the mount

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    It will take more than 3 x longer than a normal Torghast because - in effect - the 18 floors of layer 1 are like normal 1 + normal 2 + normal 3 (not 3 lots of normal 1).
    Wow. And not soloable i guess for layer 8 even in tank spec. Hard pass.
    Even as a druid i am already skipping the Maw. But just wanted the mount for the collection. No reason doing this now.
  1. ZenX's Avatar
    I actually like torghast for its ridiculous anima powers and interested in the possibility of stacking them through 18 floors with all Venari buffs instead of the standard 6 floor setup where the whole craze is cut-short in reaching 6th floor with its boss.

    Though I hate the maw and its artificial Eye-of-the-jailer gating mechanism.
  1. GKLeatherCraft's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by otaXephon View Post
    Incorrect. It's 144 floors.
    Made me chuckle
  1. Kuja's Avatar
    That's all the rewards we can get from Torghast? Skipping. I wanted a similar reward system to Island Expeditions to make it worth going back and back again.
  1. Frolk's Avatar
    Id love to do it, if i could not be booted out after 3min each time.
  1. Deneios's Avatar
    Yeah did first rank of twisting corridors as prot pala. Got to last boss. Had the tree bastard as last boss but cant do anything about the crush ability he has. The damage just ramp up and i die because cant stun him on every cast and its a room wide aoe. Sometimes i wish there was someone to slap these devs around when they come up with this kind of shit when they are still brainstorming
  1. Sorrowseer's Avatar
    Not available if you are in the EU
  1. verganas's Avatar
    Just have to note that some people have completed this at layer 8 already, so there's hope for us at some point in the future. Layer 1 as 200ish prot pala was okish. Definetelly steep increase in difficulty after floor 16.
  1. Teranzil's Avatar
    Managed to finish all 8 layers on my Arms Warr this afternoon solo (197 itlvl) layers 7 and 8 felt like a massive jump in difficulty compared to the previous 6. It was a slog and layer 8 probably took an hour and a half by itself. I'd highly recommend resetting 7 or 8 if you start with Soul Forges, that ticking debuff is gnarly to start with but naturally becomes easier to deal with later on with more powers.

    For Warrs, pretty self explanatory: Condemn buffs + knockdown, DbtS buff with souls so it lasts forever, HP boosts and passive regen as an added bonus

    An added note, the quality of your run will largely depend on how quickly you get your ideal/bis powers, as by floor 8-10 you'll have basically everything and be drowning in phantasma. I found the starts of higher floors much sketchier and I generally had to be much more methodical in how I took each pack until I was decked out.
  1. tmamass's Avatar
    HAHAHA available....in EU everyone gets kicked out them now after 30 secs....
  1. crewskater's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Teranzil View Post
    Managed to finish all 8 layers on my Arms Warr this afternoon solo (197 itlvl) layers 7 and 8 felt like a massive jump in difficulty compared to the previous 6. It was a slog and layer 8 probably took an hour and a half by itself. I'd highly recommend resetting 7 or 8 if you start with Soul Forges, that ticking debuff is gnarly to start with but naturally becomes easier to deal with later on with more powers.

    For Warrs, pretty self explanatory: Condemn buffs + knockdown, DbtS buff with souls so it lasts forever, HP boosts and passive regen as an added bonus

    An added note, the quality of your run will largely depend on how quickly you get your ideal/bis powers, as by floor 8-10 you'll have basically everything and be drowning in phantasma. I found the starts of higher floors much sketchier and I generally had to be much more methodical in how I took each pack until I was decked out.
    How long did it take you to complete all 144 floors?
  1. LordVargK's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Mehrunes View Post
    It will be an outright "I win" situation. Last time I got this power on floor one, which is either this reset or the last one (EU here, so reset will be tomorrow) at floor 6, with 6 stacks of this power, two stacks of +50% hp and damage each and whooping zero stacks of mawrat spices (the last power I got at floor 5...) my VW had a million HP. The +50% powers stack up to 3, mawrat spices is +100% hp at 50 stacks (and the power itself also stacks, though I don't know what's the limit on that one), so I still had some ways to go. In my last run I also stumbled upon some rare mob power that gave a hefty HP increase as well, but I can't recall the name right now. If you get this Warlock power at first floor by the end your VW will probably have more health than the boss and do more damage than you.

    And if you're Affliction and get a few stacks of the power that allows you to spam Malefic Rupture non-stop and then get a few stacks of the power that gives you stacking bonus to Shadow Bolt/Drain Soul, where the power itself also stacks to at least 5, leading to +10000% Drain Soul damage, you will also get a Drain Soul of doom.
    In case you did not have the chance to try it yourself:

    The buff is capped at 500%. Which is still HUGE. Also you get it pretty much every run, often after the 6. floor. My pet (felguard) solo entire floors with me just pulling. Combined with the powers you mentioned the guard had 3.3 million life at the final boss (speaking layer two). The buff dropped a few times because I died (don't try to jump flame traps, even with 250k HP) and because the buff resets while traveling through the portals of Mort'egar, but since only 5 floors are required to bring it back to full, it was always ready when I needed it.

    It is incredibly easy with this power, but even without it WL's seem super strong.
  1. Teranzil's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by crewskater View Post
    How long did it take you to complete all 144 floors?
    I took a break after layer 7 because the end boss nearly gave me a heart attack, but collectively around 6-7 hours.
  1. Tiwack's Avatar
    My arms warrior friend already breezed through all the layers in the span of a few hours. For myself, initially, I only just managed to get through layer1 before the tree boss would've crushed me. Progressing the upper layers, I've found that it really sucks to spend two hours getting up to floor 18 only for the floor boss to two-shot you in the space of a GCD. I'm just going to park it for the foreseeable future I think
  1. jkbostic's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by rhorle View Post
    The Warlock pet power that adds damage and health per floor should be interesting if you manage to get to the higher floors.
    I was super disappointed to see that they capped it after 5 floors/500%
  1. Fastlane_hellscream's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by MrMatticus View Post
    I first did it on my BM hunter alt in the 190ilvls range. Only issue or death I had was a trap I didn't pay attention to.
    We aren't talking about normal torghast runs. Twisted Corridor is a completely different beast. "I first did it" tells me you didn't know this just came out yesterday.
  1. Mehrunes's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by LordVargK View Post
    In case you did not have the chance to try it yourself:

    The buff is capped at 500%. Which is still HUGE. Also you get it pretty much every run, often after the 6. floor. My pet (felguard) solo entire floors with me just pulling. Combined with the powers you mentioned the guard had 3.3 million life at the final boss (speaking layer two). The buff dropped a few times because I died (don't try to jump flame traps, even with 250k HP) and because the buff resets while traveling through the portals of Mort'egar, but since only 5 floors are required to bring it back to full, it was always ready when I needed it.

    It is incredibly easy with this power, but even without it WL's seem super strong.
    Just finished the quest one and yeah, it's a major bummer that it's capped. I still managed to gets it's HP to to 1.7M with just one copy of mawrat spices, only 4 or 5 HP obleron anima powers and no rare anima power that gave HP. I had about 8 Dreadstalkers, 10 Demonic Tyrants and a swarm of Wild Imps on the last boss (completely forgot about Grimoire Felguard I got from extra talent anima power though), while my one Shadow Bolt dealt a million damage. Fun times.
  1. unbound's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Skandulous View Post
    That's stupid
    Yes, yes it is.

    If you are a casual player, you are looking at 2 to 3 hours to complete 1 layer. So the mount (that everyone wants because Blizz decided to be a*holes about the Maw) is a 16 hour to 24 hour grind.

    Dull, boring, annoying...and working as intended.

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