Now let's talk about the tactics for the three phases: For that reason, people stay in the following marked area: Halion, as every dragon out there, has two general mechanics - fire breath, whose range starts from the front legs, and a tail swipe that can stun ppl for a period of time. Once you get the hang of it, you will undestand that the whole instance is not hard on nm. The fight consists of three phases, which may have different mechanics but are kinda similar to one another. Casters have to stand at max range, and Tremor Totems need to be placed down. there's also a fear mechanic, but it's unavoidable for us, melees. Two offtanks handle the adds, however once those become 4+, players will have difficulties staying alive. In wowhead people suggest killing the adds, but here in warmane we just do the following:

Tbh I kinda forgot the original tactics there. there's also an enrage mechanic, but that's for hunters to dispel.ģ) General Zarithrian (usually the third mini boss): Those have to gtfo from the raid, else they will harm others in their range. when the dragon flies in the air, she will mark some players with a debuff. there's also a tactic regarding a debuff normally players have to gtfo from the raid if they have it, but we ignore that part in warmane.Ģ) Saviana Ragefire (usually the second mini boss and the easiest one): All DPS attack the original copy and try to avoid getting hit by the others at 66% and 33% health the boss splits into two. due to the cleave effect, all players must avoid standing in his melee range (= just attack him from behind) Be warned that my main is a feral druid dps, so I don't know much about the other classes and roles.ġ) Baltharus (usually the first mini boss): Well, I can write you the things I know and more experienced people can correct me if they spot some discrepancies.

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