Only two bosses stand between you and victory in Ulduar. General Vezax, leader of the Faceless Ones, guards the entrance to Ulduar's final chamber. Inside that room, we find Yogg-Saron, the Old God, who's powerful influence captured the Titan's minds and ensnared the denizens of Ulduar. With Yogg-Saron out of the picture, perhaps you will be able to clear the corruption from Northrend.

I really, really don't want to discourage anyone from getting an Authenticator, but I must admit, they are a pain to use. You have to have it with you when you login. If you forget it at home, then your laptop is useless for playing WoW while you are traveling. If you keep it on your keychain or it's a phone app, then you have to have those nearby before you get comfy for your gaming session. I am also constantly entering in my code as my password and then having to start all over again with the login. But I still won't stop using it. It really is a minor inconvenience compared to the hassle involved with getting my account hacked. Yes, I practice safe computing, but I also make mistakes. We all do. Most of us have to use multiple keys to get into our homes and this is really similar. The added ickiness is well worth the peace of mind.

While not quite the technical challenge that is Mimiron, these two bosses are the strongest two enemies you'll encounter in Ulduar. More importantly, each fight has very specific roles that a Rogue will need to play in order for the raid to succeed. After the cut, we'll explore exactly what you'll be responsible for as you descend into madness.