Online:Atoll of Immolation

Public Dungeon
Discoverable	No
Completion	No
Quest Chain
	The Deadlands;; Blackwood
Location
	Accessible from Oblivion Portals (map)
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	"Behold, the domain of the Puissant Flame Tyrant! Behold the realm of fire and flood! By His will, are the mighty laid low! By his fury, the blood of Oblivion boils forevermore!"—Akalotho, Markynaz of the High Faith

The Atoll of Immolation

The Atoll of Immolation is a section of the Deadlands accessible from Oblivion Portals in Blackwood and the Deadlands. When an Oblivion gate to the Atoll of Immolation appears in either zone, you can enter it and will find yourself within this Public Dungeon.

The area consists of a ring of islands in a sea of lava, which are linked by portals. Your goal is to reach the Havocrel's Tower in the middle. There are three approaches: one from the northwest, one from the southwest, and one from the east (which approach you start from is random). Once you get to the center, you can enter the tower, where you can defeat the Duke of Storms and deactivate the machinery to complete the World Event.

While Blackwood is a target for conquest, the forces from the Atoll also invade the greater Deadlands to keep Mehrunes Dagon's followers in great fighting condition by keeping them on their toes.^[1]

Related Quests[edit]

Vinnus's Research: Deliver the last words of a Fighters Guild member lost in the Deadlands.

Enemies[edit]

Common Enemies[edit]

Elite Enemies[edit]

Outer Ring Bosses[edit]

Inner Ring Boss[edit]

Salosuum

Final Boss[edit]

Havocrel Duke of Storms

Loot[edit]

After deactivating the machine, a chest will spawn, containing a variety of loot. The loot you receive is highly dependent on whether you entered from Blackwood (Normal) or the Deadlands (Veteran):

Annihilarch's Chosen motif pages — Only drops if you came in through a Deadlands portal, and are capped at one drop per day.
Lead: Warm Asymmetrical Ruby (Death Dealer's Fete)
Lead: Daedric Enchanting Apparatus (Daedric Enchanting Station)

Layout[edit]

A heavy sack spawns on an altar at the forge on the island in the northwestern corner of the map.

Valley of the Cataclyst[edit]

Havocrel's Tower[edit]

Achievements[edit]

There are several achievements associated with this location:

	Points	Description
Defender of the Plane	5	Enter 1 Oblivion Portal and destroy the antecedent cataclyst machine you find there.
Portal Punisher	10	Enter 10 Oblivion Portals and destroy the antecedent cataclyst machines you find there.
Multiplanar Devastator	15	Enter 30 Oblivion Portals and destroy the antecedent cataclyst machines you find there.
Deadlands Portal Defender	5	Enter 1 Oblivion Portal from the Deadlands and destroy the antecedent cataclyst machine you find there.
Deadlands Portal Punisher	10	Enter 10 Oblivion Portals from the Deadlands and destroy the antecedent cataclyst machines you find there.
Deadlands Portal Devastator	15	Enter 30 Oblivion Portals from the Deadlands and destroy the antecedent cataclyst machines you find there.
Lost in the Wilds	10	Follow the clues to track down a very precious treasure.
Oblivion Obliterator	10	Defeat all the generals of the Oblivion Portals as they start their incursion.
Ruinach Rumble	10	Defeat the Count of Cataclysms hidden in the Oblivion Portals.

Notes[edit]

While classified as a Public Dungeon, the Deadlands works differently from every other Public Dungeon released before it (including Imperial Sewers, which is also non-standard). There is no Skyshard, no completion objective, and no group event granting a Skill Point on completion. It also has nineteen points of entry scattered throughout the Blackwood Zone, and eighteen in the Deadlands Zone, rather than one location. The bosses (other than Salosuum and Havocrel) are not fixed. The overall format is more akin to World Events like Dark Anchors or Harrowstorms.
This location was originally simply known as The Deadlands when it was added with the Blackwood chapter. It was later renamed to the Atoll of Immolation in Update 32.
Technically there are two different instances of the Atoll of Immolation, depending on whether you enter the Oblivion Portal from Blackwood or the Deadlands. This has an effect on the possible loot that can drop from the final chest.