But i would like confirmation. Fireball should be the main concern for you. It has a long cast time and can be interrupted, so save your interrupt spells for when he casts these.
Other than that, move boss away from possible aoe fire on the ground, to avoid mass melee dps damage. Off-tank: Lord Jaraxxus will spawn 2 types of adds. Mistress of Pain is first, which he spawns early on and mid-fight. You can see the summon clearly, he creates a summoning portal from where it spawns.
She hits moderately hard should not be a major concern for a good off-tank but charges a random person on the raid from time to time. Try to tank it away from other members in the raid mostly to avoid the chain felfire.
The other type of adds are Infernos, which come out of a Volcano, which Lord Jaraxxus spawns some time after Mistress. Usually 3 Infernos pop out of each Volcano, and they must be picked up and dragged away from the raid immediately.
They have an aoe spell that could compromise close targets. They will also often charge raid members random , but that's more of a healers concern than yours. Melee dpses: Melees should stay on Lord Jaraxxus, and 1 or 2 should be assigned to interrupt him when he casts Fireball. It is crucial that this is interrupted at all times, since it deals a large amount of dmg to the tank, which could lead to a wipe.
As for the rest in man usually there are a maximum of melee dps , they should dps Mistress of Pain as she spawns, fastly killing her to return to boss. She deals a fair amount of dmg to her tank and to random raid members with her charge and should be downed as fast as possible.
Ranged dpses: Ranged dpses are usually assigned to dps the Infernos spawned by Lord Jaraxxus. These have a low amount of health and should be downed asap, since they deal huge amounts of damage when all put together. Other than that, ranged dpses should stay on Lord Jaraxxus. It increases his magical damage done. Steal it every time you can. It helps the raid in 2 obvious ways: boss won't deal that extra damage; you deal more.
Dispel it every time you can: boss won't deal that extra damage Healers: Lord Jaraxxus has an ability called Incinerate Flesh. A big warning pops up on the screen when he uses it he picks a random raid member and you'll have 15seconds to heal 30k damage off that target yes, even if he is at full health , to consume the debuff.
Otherwise, the target will explode, dealing massive raid damage usually leading to a wipe. Also, Off-tank should be held special attention when he is tanking the 3 Infernos, if the ranged dpses are not fast at downing them. Raid tactics: Lord Jaraxxus casts Legion Flames, from time to time, on a random raid member. It will leave a green flame on the floor and a debuff. Players affected by this spell should move backwards Lord Jaraxxus is tanked in the middle of the room to avoid taking extra damage from the aoe effect.
Lord Jaraxxus also casts a chain Felfire, which deals damage to a target and then jumps to targets in 10 or less yards of that player and so on. The easiest way to deal with this is simply by spreading, avoiding this spell from hitting more than 1 target, and making it easier for healers. General tips to easily manage this fight: Keep boss in the middle, if possible, and spread before the fight begins, making sure you stay over the 10yard minimum range of each raid member not including melees.
As the adds spawn, leave the OT some spare time to pick them, and when he does, nuke the adds down. The main concern should be the adds, not the boss. Healers pay attention to Incinerate Flesh. Allowing it to explode most of the times leads to a wipe, so focus on the affected player and heal the debuff off. Pay attention to your character, if you're affected by Legion Flame don't make it hard for healers, just move backwards to avoid taking all the damage, and wait for the debuff to go off then moving to another location, keeping in mind not to stand on the flame trail and the minimum range between raid members.
Have fun and good luck. Comment by rzzr Mistress of Pain does a nasty move that spins you in up in the air. It did just over 15k damage 10 man. As pointed out by previous people this is a healer intense fight.
Comment by rzzr 10 man version. You might have read in the forums that this boss is easy. He isn't. Maybe if you are in a Ulduar guild with vent he is easy but as a pug he is not that easy. There has already been some useful information written so this is more general tips. The fight is pretty chaotic as so many things are going on at once. Not sure where you are supposed to run to though!
You will need good dps. The adds are on a timer, first is the Mistress of Pain then the three Infernals. Then it repeats. If you don't dps the adds quickly enough he will summon the next round which will probably lead to a wipe.
If your dps is too low the group will spend all the time dpsing the adds and not the boss. The key to success is the marking of the of the infernals concentrated firepower ftw. As has been said before, all dps go for the Mistress but only ranged deal with the Infernals. If you have your ranged dps all on different targets you will not kill them quickly enough.
The OT should try and tank the adds away from the melee, this is not as easy as it sounds as the adds seem to have a mind of there own! The Mistress charges around and jumps in the air and the infernals also move around the room. Try and observe the 10 yard rule. This will help you avoid the chain Felfire.
If you get the Legion Flame run to the back of the arena rather than across everyone. If you get Incinerate Flesh don't run away from the group otherwise you will be out of healing range. Stay away from the Volcano and as always stay out of anything green on the floor! It is an intense fight with pressure on all involved. Expect to wipe a few times before getting it right.
Good luck. Here are some tips which made healing quite easy. I have got healbot and healed tank while was targetting the boss and looking on his buffs, was quite comfortable.
And I had sp, was heroics and 2pT8,5 geared, which means that the boss is quite easy. I hope that this little guide helped not only holy priests, but other MT healers aswell. Comment by zhedtheshaman My guild just did phase 3 on 10 man tonight, the Faction Champions. This phase basically boils down to a 10 v 6 Arena fight, where it's a free-for-all.
Restoation Druid Disc Priest Frost dps DK Assassination Rouge It took several tries, but our basic strategy because of the no arrgo table was to seperate the holy pally and disc priest by having the DK Death Grip the pally, then myself using thunderstorm to separate the distance even more. We bum rushed the Priest, got it down, then moved on to the Pally. After the Pally was down, we moved onto the rogue cause it was doing the most dmg and using wound poison, making heals less effective if they weren't abolished off.
The shaman was next, then the boomkin, and finally the mage. This is just a basic strategy we came up with, it might an entirely different setup for others.
Just expect it to be an arena style fight, and best of luck to you! Comment by Since the Faction Champions section isn't up yet, I'll post my guilds kill last night on 25man. There were 14 Champions. Not sure if the healing classes will always be the same since it was the first time we saw them. Attempt 1: We tried the CC 2 healers and burn one down, didn't work out too well.
Attempt 2: GL divided the dps into 3 groups and the all the healers on raid healing. We had lots of trees and shammies, which helped. Each group of dps was assigned to 1 of the healers. G1 on the shaman, G2 on the paladin, and G3 on the druid. The shaman was the first to go down so we stack g1 with a few more dps.
After the shaman went down, g1 move to help g3 on the druid, while g2 force the paladin to bubble. Once the druid is down, all the groups nuke the paladin while still CCing the rest of the Champions. Once all 3 healers are dead, we nuked down the prot war and the rest wasn't too bad. Best part, our DK got Justicebringer. Edit: Wish people would post a reason for the rate down. There will be a rogue, who has shadow step, and is likely the most annoying, a warrior who bladestorms.
A DK, who death grips and strangulates. A hunter, but is the least of your worries. An Arcane mage, who has been known to cast 9k arcane barrages. A Holy paladin who spams heals, a Shadow priest who Mana burns and mind flays.
A warlock with a felpuppy who silences. Before starting this encounter, your raid has to have a pvp mindset. E, sheep will last 10 seconds, along with sap, banishes last 5 seconds. Dimishing returns apply. There are 3 healers. They will spam heals on whichever target your dpsing. Since they are bosses, they will likely heal for around 10k. It is important that you silence the healers however you can, with a warrior pummeling, intercepting, etc.
They do a damn good job keeping silences up on certain people. I have not done this encounter on 10, so I will be focusing on 25 There is no strategy yet, that is widely accepted. Sidenote: Resilience will not reduce the damage taken, not sure about crits and dots.
Comment by jaxofhearts For the faction champions the shaman will blood lust near the beginning so make sure you have someone mass dispel it. Comment by After about seven wipes, we finally managed the Faction Champions on man yesterday. The first few tries were chaos while we worked out a strategy - and for people to get to grips with the fact that they needed to play their characters defensively. We had the holy paladin, resto druid and the discipline priest.
We set an interruptor on each - rogue was on druid, DK was on priest and a warrior on paladin - and marked the resto druid as the first to die. We then split the dps and tank into groups for trying to CC the melee mobs, as we were running into a problem with the DK and Warrior killing clothies in about three seconds. We tried to combine different types of CC to cut down on diminishing returns - we had a mage sheeping in tandem with a warlock to fear, etc.
It's important to stress, this fight is very un-PvEish, you need to be using your snares and defensive timers whenever you can. We had a shaman spam purging the resto druid's HoTs, and a priest constantly mass dispelling. If you are a rogue, the Deadly Brew talent I think that's its name where you apply crippling poison with your other poisons is very handy for this fight - it means you can roll with wound and mindnumbing.
A cleansing totem and tremor totem are extremely helpful here too. It's a very intense fight, it lasted a long time for us, and we were all sweating by the end of it, but I really, really enjoyed the fight, it's something a bit different.
The encounter, is going to be based on a separation of Light, and Dark. More details of this encounter can be found at Wowwiki. It looks like a fairly complexed fight, that will test the coordination of your Raid members, as it's also similar to the Thaddius fight.
Click the portal of color to get a debuff of the color. Dark debuff will let you damage the Lightbane and Light debuff will let you damage Darkbane. They share a health pool for 27million HP.
These do alot of damage Twin Pack - 15sec cast. Shields the caster absorbing k damage. Dark and Light orbs will come out of the walls and move around the arena. Collect the same color orb as your debuff, dark gets dark orb, light gets light orb. Stuff we found after 2 fail attempts. Set up Very little raid damage, we went with 4 healers. Normal 2 tank, one for each Val'kyr.
Split the dps into 2 equal strenght groups as mention by others. Fight Everyone get their Dark or Light debuff before the val'kyrs enter the arena. Tank the twins by where they first start by the two color portals, Darkbane by the dark portal and Lightbane by the light portal. Just dps them until the use their special abiltiy, DBM will let you know. If you get this part correctly, that's half the fight. It is important to know which vortex is being cast, you have about secs to switch debuffs, so its important that the tanks tank them by their color portal.
Dark and light orbs will float around the room, try to get the color that matches your debuff, at stack, it'll give you a buff for 20secs, you'll do alot of dps. The opposite color orb will damage you so be careful. The orbs will also buff the bosses the same way, stack they will get a buff for 20secs, so get them before it reaches the boss. That is the fight. Comment by mike We just did this on 10 man and it worked for the twin val'kyr u need to have the tanks have the OPPOSITE buff of the boss, having the same buff you have no threat and the tanks get pwned in the shield heal.
But if u have the opposite color the tanks can have aggro and can stay up just fine in shield phase just downed him the first time in 10 man. Comment by mike Phase 4: the twin val'kyr The tanks need to have the opposite color of the boss they are tanking.
If they keep the same color they will die during the shield heal, and will not be able to produce threat. But if they take the opposite color they will be able to produce threat and will take normal damage. Tanks should still switch colors when necessary. This is the technique that has worked for us downed them after our 3rd attempt ever.
Comments Comment by Just like the gear that will come from the instances, horde and alliance have unique fights. This is the fight list for the horde. I just completed this myself, not half an hour ago. First portion of the fight puts all 5 players in mounted combat against 3 chosen alliance champions. Each champion arrives with an escort of three of their own valiants. The groups of valiants engage, one group at a time, and are beaten down. Think of this part as fighting the luitenants and commanders in the battle before the citadel daily.
When all groups of valiants are defeated, all three champions engage at the same time. I suggest having the group focus on a single target to bring them down. After some time, if all three haven't been defeated, any enemy champion that has been dismounted will hop on a mount and re-engage, so perhaps all three need to be dismounted at the same time.
When all three are dismounted, players will be automatically dismounted and will have about seconds to switch from the lance to their main weapons. All three champions are fought at the same time, none can be CC'd.
Colosos can heal, Evensong has aimed shot, boltspark has fireball and chain lightning. Other than that, it is a tank-and-spank fight. When slain this third and final time, he stays dead, and you can collect your loot from the blackened orb he leaves behind like any other Wraith. Note, if the Desecration effect from Phase 2 is still present when he resurrects, move out of it quickly, as it will lay you to waste in very short order when coupled with Marked for Death.
If you have a Priest, Druid or Shaman healer, the easiest way to get through this phase is often to have all party members gather as close to the boss as possible and have the healer chain-cast group heals such as Prayer of Healing , Chain Heal or Wild Growth , with the occasional focused heal for whoever's afflicted with Marked for Death.
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