WoW Players Crack Year-Long Puzzle, Unlock Rare Felcycle Rewards
World of Warcraft players have finally solved a complex in-game puzzle after more than a year of effort. The challenge involved lighting a series of orbs, with the final two now glowing around the Felcycle mount. This achievement unlocks a rare transmog outfit and a unique title for dedicated participants. The puzzle began in the Midnight expansion, where players first noticed clues hinting at hidden orbs. Lighting the 10th orb confirmed that more steps remained, sparking a community-wide effort to crack the mystery.
The second-to-last step rewarded players with an achievement but wasn't required for the final outfit. The last phase demanded precise coordination: 40 players had to perform emotes in unison near the Divine Flame of Beledar. This callback to classic 40-player raids—last seen in *The Burning Crusade*—added nostalgia, as modern raids cap at 25. The final orb required finding an invisible ghost in Suramar before travelling to Aszuna while dodging enemy attacks. Successfully completing this step lit the 11th orb, granting the *Radiant Singer* achievement and a green transmog set matching the Felcycle mount, a nod to the *Legion* expansion. Many players collected the outfit without equipping it, preferring to save it for future use. The puzzle's difficulty and length showcased the dedication of the game's community.
The puzzle's completion rewards players with a unique transmog set and a rare achievement. Its design, requiring large-scale coordination and persistence, reflects the game's history of challenging group content. For those involved, the effort was driven purely by passion for World of Warcraft.
