Herod
Boss · 4 drops
Scarlet Monastery: Armoury
Scarlet Monastery: Armoury Boost
A Scarlet Monastery Armoury boost covers the smallest SM wing and the fastest farm in the complex — one hall, one boss, and Herod's Shoulder at the end of it.
- Classic range
- 32–42
- Wing
- Third of four
- Final boss
- Herod
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Loot table
What drops in Scarlet Monastery: Armoury
32 drops from 1 boss. Hover an item for its Forever stats; click it for the Wowhead page.
Beta data: drops and stats can still change before launch. Loot data from ForeverChanges, updated 29 September 2026.
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- Step 3
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One room, essentially
The Armoury is barely a wing: a hall of Scarlet trainees leading to Herod, the Scarlet Champion, who spins through the room and calls the rest of the hall in on top of you if the pull goes wrong. That is the whole instance. It is the shortest meaningful farm in Classic and the reason it exists as a purchasable service at all — the run takes minutes, so a chain of ten is a realistic order rather than an evening's commitment.
Herod's Shoulder, and the whirlwind
Herod drops Herod's Shoulder and the Ravager, both of which have kept the wing busy since launch — the Ravager in particular for its whirlwind proc, which is the kind of item people remember a decade later. That concentration of value into a single boss makes the Armoury the clearest per-run farming proposition in the classic list: you know exactly what you are running for and exactly how long one attempt takes.
How to buy it
Per run, almost always, because the maths is transparent enough that neither side needs to guess. Agree the number, agree who gets the drops other than the target item, and note that at 32–42 this wing is frequently bundled into a 30–40 leveling bracket where the runs come almost free alongside the levels. That is usually the better buy if you want both.
Who gets the drops
On a wing this short, the run count climbs quickly and the loot question compounds with it. Ten Armoury runs produce a lot of items beyond whatever you were chasing, and sellers differ on whether those are yours, theirs, or split. It is a trivial thing to agree at the start and a genuinely annoying one to argue about afterwards, so put it in the order thread before the first run.
Game facts on this page checked against Blizzard's published details as of 30 September 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What drops from Herod?
Herod's Shoulder and the Ravager are the long-standing targets — the Ravager in particular for its whirlwind proc, which is why the wing has been farmed since Classic launched.
How long is an Armoury run?
Minutes. It is essentially one hall and one boss, which makes a chain of ten runs a realistic order rather than an evening's commitment.
Is it better to buy this inside a leveling bracket?
Often. At 32–42 it sits inside the 30–40 band, and a seller routing that bracket picks the runs up almost free alongside the levels.
What level is SM Armoury?
Around 32–42 in Classic; Forever's retuning of classic ranges has not been confirmed.