40 World of Warcraft players synchronize in a choreography to solve a puzzle that has been impossible until now

- April 1, 2026
- Updated: April 1, 2026 at 9:40 PM

World of Warcraft (WoW) enthusiasts are celebrating a significant milestone in their community, following the conclusion of a complex puzzle that has taken over a year to complete. Recently, the final steps to unlock a special mount, the Felcycle, surrounded by a total of 12 orbs have been revealed. This puzzle has captured the attention and dedication of thousands of players, who are striving to uncover the secrets that the game offers.
A winning choreography
The final step of the puzzle requires the coordination of no less than 40 players, who must participate in a sequence of emotes using an addon and a special object called Oddsight Focus. This need to gather so many players not only highlights the complexity of the event but also evokes nostalgia for the old 40-player raids, a format that has remained in the memory of many veterans of the game.
Once the participants manage to synchronize their actions and correctly execute the sequence, they receive the achievement upgrade ‘Radiant Singer’, which allows them to light the penultimate orb. The last orb requires players to find an invisible ghost that, after completing another series of actions, will grant them a ‘bad’ orb. This orb triggers an additional challenge, as players must face enemies while carrying the orb through the world until they reach Aszuna.
Completing this puzzle not only grants the Felcycle, but also an outfit that matches the aesthetics of the mount, a nod to the Legion expansion. This dedication to achievements, even when many players may not use the rewards, is a testament to the unwavering commitment and passion of the WoW community for collecting and completing every challenge the game presents.
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