Azeroth Survivors King Gordok: Feralas Final Boss

When Does Azeroth Survivors King Gordok Appear?

King Gordok appears as the fifth and final boss in Feralas. The zone’s boss order is Zevrim Thornhoof, Alzzin the Wildshaper, Tendris Warpwood, Immol'thar, and then King Gordok. That sequence makes him the last boss encounter in the zone, so expect his fight after the other four bosses.

For a quick route reference, use the Feralas zone guide. The important detail for this encounter is his place at the end of the boss order. When he appears, be ready to respond to several different marked attacks and to make space for summoned enemies.

The fight asks you to read the warnings and move before attacks resolve. Circles, a ring, and a cone each call for a different safe position, while Charge makes the marked path the danger to avoid. Summons can also limit your room, so keep an open exit in mind while you handle each warning.

How Much HP Does King Gordok Have?

King Gordok has fifty-six thousand two hundred fifty base health. His base hit is 58 and his base move speed is 6. These are the listed base values for the boss; the main practical checkpoint during the fight is the health threshold below 50%, which triggers a one-time phase and a new group of adds.

The below-50% phase is announced with “Gordok strongest! Gordok smash!” and summons eight adds when it triggers. After his health first drops below 30%, King Gordok’s actions speed up. Treat that lower-health stretch as a more demanding version of the same attack patterns: pay close attention to warnings and avoid being caught near the edge of a marked area.

If you are choosing a character before the encounter, the class builds pages can help you review the available class options. The listed base health gives you a clear reference for the boss, while the attack timings and health phase explain how the pressure changes as the fight goes on. Keep your attention on the boss and the marked hazards together.

What Attacks Does Azeroth Survivors King Gordok Use?

King Gordok uses a mix of area warnings, a sequence of attacks, a charge, and summons. Circle around the boss has a 9-second base interval and a 1.3-second warning. Move outside its marked circle before it resolves. His action sequence has an 11-second base interval, with 1.5 seconds between steps; its first step is the same circle attack, also with a 1.3-second warning.

The sequence’s second step is a Ring with a 1.5-second warning. Choose the safe side and avoid crossing the danger band late. His frontal cone has a 6-second base interval and a 1-second warning, so leave the marked cone before the attack lands. Scattered circles have a 9-second base interval, a 1.4-second warning, and a count of four; move clear of every marked circle.

Charge has an 8-second base interval. Leave its marked path and keep an open exit so you can move away without being boxed in. King Gordok summons 12 adds at a 12-second base interval; keep a route through them so they do not surround you. The boss wiki is a handy starting point for other encounter references.

How Do You Beat King Gordok?

Stay responsive to the warning shapes rather than committing to one position. When Circle around the boss appears, move beyond its mark before it resolves. The same rule applies to the first step of the action sequence. For the Ring, identify the safe side early and stay there instead of trying to cross the danger band at the last moment.

When the frontal cone is marked, leave the cone before the hit lands. Scattered circles require you to move outside all four marked areas. During Charge, get off the marked path and preserve an open exit. These choices follow the attack warnings and help keep your next move available as the encounter continues.

Summons create another positioning problem. King Gordok brings in 12 adds at a 12-second base interval, and his below-50% phase brings eight more when it triggers. Keep an exit through the enemies so they do not surround you. After his health first drops below 30%, his actions speed up, so watch each warning closely and move promptly.

A useful rhythm is to identify the mark, select a clear direction, and leave before the warning ends. Recheck your escape route after each move, especially around the adds. For class-specific preparation, see the Warrior build or the Mage build; the attack cues remain the same regardless of which class page you consult.

What Drops From King Gordok?

King Gordok’s listed drops are Rare class weapons with a 40% base chance. The weapons cover main-hand and off-hand slots across several classes. Check the class and slot alongside the item name when reviewing the drop list, especially where a class has more than one listed weapon.

• Blackhand Doomsaw — Warrior main-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.
• Hammer of the Lightforge — Paladin main-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.
• Bow of the Dragonflight — Hunter main-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.
• Shadowcraft Dirk — Rogue main-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.
• Nightslayer Kris — Rogue off-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.
• Staff of Prophecy — Priest main-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.
• Earthfury Hammer — Shaman main-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.
• Totem Shield — Shaman off-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.
• Arcanist's Staff — Mage main-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.
• Felheart Staff — Warlock main-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.
• Cenarion Staff — Druid main-hand; Rare, 40% base chance.

The listed Rogue rewards are Shadowcraft Dirk for the main hand and Nightslayer Kris for the off-hand. Shaman has Earthfury Hammer for the main hand and Totem Shield for the off-hand. The other listed rewards are main-hand weapons for Warrior, Paladin, Hunter, Priest, Mage, Warlock, and Druid.

Each item in the list has the same listed rarity and base chance. Use the class and slot details to find the reward relevant to your character, then compare it with the corresponding class build overview if you want a broader class reference. The drop list is the encounter’s reward reference.

Azeroth Survivors King Gordok FAQ