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Commentaire de 309368

Aww,man blizz comes up with some nice and funy achievements

Commentaire de 79637

Did it with two def warriors. Pulled the two minibosses that are far away from the entrance to the two tanks; brought them to ~5% and then pulled the last tree (the one with the tremor) and killed all.

Commentaire de 320473

We did it a bit differently, and it worked out very well (actually not that hard as an achievement, but it still got us server first).

Setup

Three tanks
Three healers
Four DPS (two/three ranged, two/three melee)

Tactics
Start off at the Elder that heals himself with the lightbeams with the whole group.
Bring it down to about 10-15% then leave one tank, one healer (Holy Pally in our case) and one DPS behind (elemental shammy in our case that was responsible for healing himself so the pally could focus on the tank, it'll be needed). The DPS brings it down to 5% and keeps it at that (putting a DoT on and small DPS should do)

The rest of the group moves to the Elder with spell lock and fists of stone, bring that one down to 15-20% and leave one tank, one healer and one DPS behind (warlock for us). DPS brings it down to 5% while the others are on the last elder.

The rest of the group moves to the Iron Roots guy and DPS like crazy, as soon as that one is pulled, you're on a time race. Everyone in the raid needs to watch out for Iron Roots. PVP trinket works btw. That's also why you leave one DPS with the each boss, they are responsible for getting themselves, the tank or the healer out of roots.

The last group needs to communicate properly. When they are at around 10%, the rest starts DPSing again, because the last group has one extra DPS to make up for that extra 5%.

Doing it this way avoids people having to watch out for all of the boss abilities at the same time by bringing them together and since we didn't split up right from the start, we didn't have to worry about Iron Roots, spell locks etc until the very end. Makes it just so much more controlled.

Things to watch out for:

The first guy not only heals himself, but also puts a stack on himself that will determine the beating he'll put on the tank. Be ready with cooldowns, because he can one-shot tanks when the stack is high. That's also why it's better to have a hybrid DPS on the first one, he can take care of himself while the healer stays focused on the tank
You need to keep communicating at all times, DBM won't put up health bars for all three and a focus isn't all too great either. Also with the Iron Roots going around, it's better to just speak up and let everyone else react.
If for some reason the healer gets spell locked, he/she needs to speak up, so the tank can pop a cooldown. Also the tank on the Fists of Stone guy is better off having some slowing abilities, so he can outrun the boss at all times. It can be done without though
If for some reason one of the DPS on the first two Elders is having trouble, you can send one of the DPS over from the last Elder to another one. Our DPS on the first Elder dc'd during the fight, the hunter from the last Elder ran over and it worked out fine.

Commentaire de StormTheGates

This achievement is a lot harder than it appears, here is how we did it.

3 tanks, 3 heals, 4 dps.

Everyone starts by Brightleaf, we dps him as we kite him back towards the entrance and around to Ironbranch.. Second tank picks up Ironbranch. DPS switches to Ironbranch when Brightleaf is about 10%. When Ironbranch reaches about 15% we had the dps run with the 3rd tank and the 3rd healer down to Stonefist. We kited him back towards the group slowly as we dpsed him down. When all 3 were at 10% we burned them down and killed them.

Commentaire de 203799

Soloed this relatively easily as an i458 Brewmaster. I was not quite tough enough to simply mob them all up and cleave them down together from 100%, although I suspect this will be perfectly viable with a little more gear or maybe even just another tank class (Os brisés screws BrMs over a little more than the more armored tanks).

DPSed Brightleaf most of the way down, ran ahead to DPS Stonebark most of the way down, ran to Ironbranch and DPSed him down, Brightleaf was back up to 50%ish by the time he got to me so focused on him for the rest. Timing their deaths was not difficult with Touch of Death to get the last one down immediately after the second.

Commentaire de jd234

This is fairly easy to solo as a kitty druid. I mount up, aggro Brightleaf first but stay mounted. Run back near the entrance behind the pool of water. When Brightleaf gets in the middle of the pool, run past Stonebark (still mounted) and aggro Ironbranch. Then, when Brightleaf is near Stonebark you can pull Stonebark with monefire or something and dismount. Position yourself in the middle so they all get to you at the same time.

It's really just a matter of watching your own health (use barkskin, survival instincts, and some healing stuff), and rotating so that you don't down one too early. (EDIT: I should add that AOE doesn't seem to work that well as Brightleaf heals himself when you're not kiting, so you can AOE at the beggining, but you're probably better off rotating single damage after they get a bit low.)

The only annoying thing is if you screw it up, you have to wait a week. Any you've killed stay dead if you drop combat. Took me two tries.

Commentaire de Bathrezz

Pally tanked in 5.4. You have to keep moving because they have a healing aura that they love standing in especially when they stun you for 3sec every 5-10seconds. With my subpar tank gear and 541k hp I had to use LoH and drop a heal every time it was up and i barely survived. It was reletivly easy to dps them all equally.

Commentaire de ilostmahbucket

Simple as 586 ret. Pulled Brightleaf to Stonebark to Ironbranch, getting the first two to 50% on the way, soon as they were close, blew everything and they died almost instantly.

Commentaire de MoDiFiEdLoRd

This cant be done if you kill The boss here first as the adds de-spawn.... lame learnt the hard way!

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