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Commentaire de Ravencrofts

Avis aux soloteurs qui ont un pet qui tank : Pour éviter que le boss ne vous MC et reset via sa Conversion, vous devez avoir le niveau de menace le plus élevé. La conversation ne s'applique pas sur la personne qui tank le boss. Tankez-le, donc !

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Commentaire de Darthvad

101,35mln hp on 25-player Normal mode, 33,5mln hp on 10-player Normal mode. Hc, not available.

Commentaire de Kinka

Some men aren't looking for anything logical...

Commentaire de 315859

I do like that big X mark he's got on his chest...

Commentaire de 463904

It's like talking to a guy with a lazy eye, you don't know which eye to talk to.

Commentaire de Vankor

Cho'gall, First of the Ogre-Magi who, in the First War, led an Orcish clan called the Twilight's Hammer Clan. He has been known to be completely insane even then and his clan is more of a religious cult than an actual clan. They devoted themselves to bringing about the apocalypse and the destruction of everything.As Gul'dan's most loyal servant, he helped him create the first Death Knights and the Altar of Storms and create more Ogre-Magi.

After Gul'dan's betrayal became public, he followed his master to the Tomb of Sargeras in order to obtain the Eye of Sargeras. But he was quickly attacked by Rend and Maim Blackhand and their Black Tooth Grin Clan, sent by Orgrim Doomhammer to punish them for betraying them. Most members of the Twilight's Hammer clan had been killed, but some survived, Cho'gall included and have been thought dead (That's how he got the giant 'X' on his chest).

After their apparent demise, Cho'gall and his clan had somehow been made the pawns of the Old Gods and now work to release them from their imprisonment and destroy the world.

Commentaire de Aalora

Stop.

Hammertime.

Commentaire de Nethris

How to: Cho'gall (normal)

Gimmick here is that everyone gets their own "corruption" bar in the same way as in Atramedes' sound bar (Find it under your addons if you cant see it), increased by getting hit by stuff during the encounter and doing nasty things as it fills up. Generally though, you wont really even see it rise before phase 2 unless you fail.

Use 2 tanks, 2-3 healers (6-7 in 25man) and rest dps.

Corruption debuffs:
0-25%: Nothing
25%: You gain some more corruption each second
50%: You puke corruption in a cone in front of you, dealing damage and extra corruption to friendly targets in front of you. Just turn around
75%: You spam shadow bolts at random raid members
100%: You gain 100% extra damage, spells are instant, but you can not be healed

Corruption is gained by getting hit by all add abilities, standing in dead add pool and continually in p2.

Phase 1 (100-25%)

Before starting on abilities, do note that Cho'gall actually hits quite hard on tank.

Cho'gall himself has a bunch of abilities and he spawns adds which have some as well.
When he mind controls players, instantly interrupt the MC'd players to stop the channel. The channel gives cho'gall damage buff that stacks every 3 seconds.
Throughout the fight, he will summon fire and shadow elementals and absorb them, giving himself a self buff, shadow causes aoe damage to the raid on every melee hit, fire causes extra damage on tank and some fire appears on the ground.
When he uses Cho'galls fury (lazer beamz!), switch tanks to lessen burden on healers.
Tank boss close to the north side portal in the room, as the first add spawns from it.
When boss casts Fester Blood, small adds spawn from alive adds and pools spawned by dead adds, aoe them down from ranged, dont let them melee the raid.

When the adds spawn, drag it under Cho'gall and DPS switch to it and some players rotate interrupts on the add (if it goes through, damage + corruption in aoe). Also dodge the shadow crashes the adds cast. When the add is about to die, drag it to the very top of the portal part of the room, kill it and move away.
Second add spawns on the other side of the room, either move Cho'gall to the other side of the room as well and kill the add there or just drag the add to the same side as the first one and kill it near the first one (helps with aoe in 10man).
You should aim for 3 add spawns before phase 2, 4 is perfectly doable but 3 is easy enough with good dps.

Phase 2 (25%-0)

Whole room fills with dark goo and everyone gains corruption each second. No more large adds spawn, but 4 tentacles spawn periodically which need to be interrupted and focused down quickly (the channel reduces all damage/healing done by 75%). Pop heroism and just burn Cho'gall before everyone dies to corruption. Pay attention to your own corruption as well, if you are close to 50, turn away from the raid to prevent huge amounts of raid damage/corruption.

Another boring boss design with a gimmick that doesnt do really anything and the boss itself just does a %^&*load of aoe damage.

Commentaire de Wiseguy

If your like me and got a heavy modified UI the "Corruptio" bar that is utilised in this encounter is propably in the wrong place.

How to move it:

Get Moveanything addon from here:http://wow.curse.com/downloads/wow-addons/details/move-anything.aspx

Use the following /-command ingame: /move PlayerPowerBarAlt

Enjoy :)

Commentaire de Argae

Overview:

The boss has a large arsenal of abilities that he does quite often, and everyone has a Corruption bar, which slowly fills as the fight goes on depending on how bad you are at avoiding the damaging abilities. He spawns an add every so often which, when it dies, leaves a defile-looking voidzone on the floor, and a few little adds are spawned every so often out of each defile-looking voidzone (so more adds the longer the fight goes on as you'll have killed more of the big ones). This is a soft-enrage style of the fight, so the longer you take to get the boss to 25%, the more little adds spawn at a time, and they do pretty high aoe damage and the aoe ticks give you Corruption, so they need to die VERY fast.
Another interesting part of the fight is that quite often he mind controls 2 people on 10 man and 5 on 25 and they channel the boss giving him a stacking buff, you need to interrupt those people to break the channel and do it before the boss gets too much of a damage increase. Anything that interrupts the cast will break the CC, knockbacks, stuns, interrupts, silences everything works!
Rince and repeat this until 25% when he goes uber mode and makes entire room shadowey and insane aoe damage + tentacles that channel people doing 75% damage and healing reduction for the duration. Interrupt and kill those asap and nuke the boss before he kills you all!

Manaflask.com

Commentaire de mykeys

In 25 man, this boss is disappointing compared to the Ascendant Council that precedes him (even more if you have many melee in your comp). If your group survives the DPS, healing and awareness check for council, they will have no problems killing this boss, as long they get the idea that "Being on top of interrupt meters wins you the fight".

We went there with 30 minutes left on our raid time for the night, council killed after many wipes. Quick explanation, trap placement, adds, interrupts. We've pulled Cho to learn the fight. Compared to 10 man, adds die instantly. You do not really have to try, they feel like they need more health and you will have plenty of spare time on the boss. We ended up going phase 2 with nobody over 30% corruption, and the tentacles were even more ridiculous to kill. Boss goes down with one death around the corner on the first attempt. We did not feel we were worthy of the tier piece and other five pieces of loot that dropped on that very attempt.

If you're a 25-man guild thinking going 10-man first on this boss, don't. It is not worth your time, at least, not in the current form.

Commentaire de bitehattori

Just a random something while watching old cartoon intro's and hearing 'Twilight Campaign' reminded me of the Twilight Cult in WoW

They're Cho' and The Gall
Yes, Cho' and The Gall
One is a genius
The other's insane.
They're Ogre Magi( I'unno what to put here)
Their genes have been spliced
They're dinky
They're Cho' and The Gall, Gall, Gall, Gall
Gall, Gall, Gall, Gall
Gall.

Before each night is done
Their plan will be unfurled
By the dawning of the sun
They'll take over Azeroth!.

They're Cho' and The Gall
Yes, Cho' and The Gall
Their Twilight Campaign
Is easy to explain.
To prove their evil worth

They'll overthrow Azeroth
They're dinky
They're Cho' and The Gall, Gall, Gall, Gall
Gall, Gall, Gall, Gall
NERF!

Commentaire de 649369

I found some audio files of his (not only of the raid fight but generally his) on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq1FmYQRVRY&feature=related

He sounds very insane! I like it, especially his less brutal sounding face's audio. The fact that he drops epicly named items such as Cthulhu's Membrane and the Helm of Maddening Whispers only makes Cho'Gall even more crazy.

Commentaire de Taliwyr

General Boss Information

Cho'gall is a two phase boss, the second phase beginning at 25% and lasting until he's dead.
Throughout the fight you have a corruption bar, at specific points your corruption bar is filled you will gain a potentially raid damaging ability so It's important to keep you're corruption bar low by dodging the multitude of attacks Cho'gall uses to increase it.

The Corruption Bar!
A pretty annoying bar that made me move my grid to see it, if you have a really custom UI there are plenty of addons out there that allow you to move the bar (also the sound meter from the Atramedes encounter)

As I mentioned this bar, depending on the % filled of it gives you different abilities.

For every point of corruption old god damage against you is increased by 3%
At 25% you gain a magic debuff that causes you to gain 2 stacks of corrupted blood per second, this must be dispelled
At 50% corruption you begin to channell Corruption: Sickness which deals damage in a frontal cone from you, if you get this make sure to stay away/turn you back against raid members
At 75% you gain Corruption: Malformation which makes a creature on your back cast shadow bolts to nearby raid members, so just move away unless you're a melee dps/tank.
At 100% you become fully corrupted receiving 100% less healing however 100% increased damage and all spells become instant cast

Phase One (100%-25%)
This phase is pretty simple once you understand the incredible amount of abilities going on in the fight.

One of the things that should become fairly evident as soon you engage Cho'gall is his Conversion ability. This ability will "convert" 2 people (5 in 25 man) that begin to channel a spell to Cho'gall. This spell MUST be stopped, they can be interrupted just about any way imaginable, normal interrupts, fears ect. If this isn't interrupted fast Cho'gall gains Twisted Devotion which increases damage dealt by him by 10% each stack, lasting 20 seconds.
Periodically throughout this phase Cho'gall will summon a Corrupting Adherent, they need to be killed fast and away from the raid: They spawn at the portals either side of the room, the first spawning at the left, then right, then left. They need to be killed fast because if they are left alive too long they gain Festering Blood which is a nasty AoE. They must be killed, preferably far away from Cho'gall. The adherents only major ability is their Corrupting Crash which is the same as Vezax's shadow crash ability and is noted by black lines rising out of the ground. Make sure to move from them as they cause corruption!
In this phase Cho'gall will sometimes use two spells that do different things:
-Flame's Orders (seen by Cho'gall absorbing a fire elemental)
Cho'gall deals an extra ~20,000 damage per swing so make sure the tank is topped. He will also spawn fire patches on the ground similar to the fire patches from the Dragon boss in Stonecore, or that the adds on the Beauty encounter in Blackrock Caverns do. These are easy to dodge and should be avoided to prevent raid damage and corruption.
-Shadow's Orders (Seen by Cho'gall absorbing a shadow elemental)
All this does is add a shadow AoE to each of Cho'galls strikes, it deals about ~15-20k damage and during our kill it only ticked about 3 times each time he used Shadow's Orders.
Throughout phase one and two Cho'gall will cast Fury of Cho'gall which will put a debuff on the tank that lasts 45 seconds which increase damage done against the tank, so be sure to tank swap

The most challenging thing during phase one is the adds that spawn from the blood of the adherents. When Cho'gall casts Festering Blood, he spawns five Congealed Blood of the Old God with 75,000 hp (300,000 in 25 man). These will add coruption to whoever they attack so they should be kited, preferably they should be killed/frozen/slowed on the spot and nuked down by DPS as fast as possible. How long phase one lasts increases the amount of Adherents spawned and therefore the amount of blood spawned, so this acts as the soft enrage to the fight.

Phase Two (25%-100%)

In this phase Cho'gall becomes fully corrupted by the Old Gods and goes a bit mental. He fills the room a black AoE that increases corruption and deals damage every 2 seconds to everyone in the room.
He will also spawn four Darkened Creations that are tentacles, 4 in 10 man (10 in 25 man). These should be killed ASAP as they channel Debilitating Beam which reduces healing and damage done by 75% and do alot of damage.
Heroism and all other cooldowns should be saved until this phase as the longer it goes on the more damage you take and I'm sure the healers won't be happy about that

It's actually a pretty boring fight during the first phase considering the wall of text I just wrote, the second phase however is quite fun :b.

~Tali - Grim Batol EU - Dimensional

Commentaire de 362100

Stop, Hammertime !

Commentaire de 618815

He should have totally said "Cthun pay big for your heads!" when you engage him.

Commentaire de Hoticehunter

On 10 man, he drops 3 pieces of loot. Two "normal" pieces, and one piece of shoulder tier. Does this mean that he drops 8 pieces on 25 man? 5 normal and 3 shoulder tier? That's... so much loot! O.O

Edit: I hate how legitimate questions get voted down on wowhead simply because they're a question. Then people have to pretend they're playing Jeopardy and just see the answer. So they guess the question and then hit show on the downranked question anyway to see if they guessed the question correctly or not.

Commentaire de 311548

The big add despawns once you get Cho'gall to 25 %.

So what we did was to ignore the last add and DPS Cho'gall from 32-35~ % to 25 %. Remember to have an interrupter on the off-tank to avoid too many stacks on him.

Commentaire de 11200

as a disc priest, you can make a huge difference in the final stage of the fight, also, since in this fight you mostly use prayer of healing or save tanks from death, it does not hurt too much to go disc.

when the last phase starts, have your mana pool in good shape and cooldowns ready, start spamming power infusion prayer of healings until you find that your raid starts being in trouble and people are actually losing health. Then pop your disc bubble and it will gain your raid many important seconds to burn the boss down. Also, using divine hymn during that (glyphed) bubble time is pretty nice.

Commentaire de 233

One irritating bug we encountered tonight- If the add is spawning when the phase change goes off and spawns after the phase change has completed the add won't be despawned by the black beams and will run amok in your raid. If it's brewing but hasn't actually started running around yet it will miss the 'despawn pulse'.

If you're just going to push it, make sure the add has physically appeared from the portal before you push to 25%.

Commentaire de Hordrim

Behold the might of the Hammer! (Stop. Hammer time!)

Best boss quote of all times.

Commentaire de 535580

I noticed in the video that his model seems to change in phase two, growing tentacles or something. Could someone post a pic of him like that?

Commentaire de thegrayfox117

Where was this screenshot taken? The Throne of the Apocalypse does not look like that. (darkcypherninja)

Said screenshot has been removed.

Commentaire de dontrike

I good strat is during phase 2 to tank him near a wall so all of the creations spawn on one side of him, meaning less running around for melee and better grouping for aoe to get them down in about 1/2 the time.

Commentaire de Mizetto

: : Tankspot's : :
Raid video on Boss #4 (Cho’gall) within Le bastion du Crépuscule.
Link: http://www.tankspot.com/showthread.php?72780-Twilight-Ascendant-Council

Commentaire de Pyroturkey

Tonight, on 25m Normal, as he died, all but about 4 people in the raid died. There was no damage in the combat logs- Not even a "Player dies." Just buffs fading, and then the rez. Anyone else have an issue like this?

Commentaire de Migis

Working on this at the moment in guild, issues seem to be getting the MC'd worshipers controlled. Is there any way to see maybe through recount or WoL to track who is getting the interupts off, and who is lacking?

Commentaire de Rednights

Cho'gall Trash - Normal 10m

Faceless Guardians x2

- Tank each where they stand, but spread out so the other tank doesn't run out of room when one a Faceless Guardian uses Pooled Blood.
- Each Faceless will alternate using Pooled Blood ... will become a Defile looking pool and will spawn 5 or so gray Slimes. Slimes are stun'able (Shadowfury, Shockwave, and etc) and should be slowed (Binding Totem, Frost Trap, and etc) before they reach the raid.
- While this is happening, the Faceless Guardian will be casting AoE Shadowbolts (unavoidable).

Group Trash Pacts

- Everything can be CC'ed and should be.
- Dispel Phase Shift (absorbs 25k healing)
- Relatively simple, no other notable mentions, just hold your CCs.

Commentaire de 797535

If a warrior tank uses spell reflection during Cho'galls Flame's Orders, the extra single target fire damage is "deflected" for the duration of Spell Reflection. Does not consume the Spell Reflection charge. Useful for avoiding ~100k damage every Flame Order.

Commentaire de 797262

If your raid has many Engineers (ours has five in our ten man), be sure to equip each of them with their own private stock of Grenade de givre, the Engineering Frost Grenade from the Burning Crusade expansion. These little beauties do not require Gnomish or Goblin Engineering; just 325 Engineering at minimum.

The mats are extremely easy to farm for with much of Outland abandoned now. So easy, that I managed to farm two Primal Waters, one stack of Netherweave Cloth (20), and 60 Fel Iron Bars roughly a little over an hour and had a stock of 65 grenades ready. I equipped every Engineer in the raid with 13 grenades.

When Cho'gall used Suppuration du sang and summoned his adds, we barraged them one after another with the Frost Grenades while our ranged AoE'd and slowed them. Our melee, myself (a Rogue), and our Death Knight also made use of our Fusil à culasse surpuissant on the last (and most massive) wave of adds. These two combined essentially demolished the adds enough that ranged easily mopped them up and we went about killing Cho'gall for the first time as a guild.

Commentaire de 270028

One of my favorite villains because he reminds me of Thulsa Doom and the Twilight Hammer remind me of the Snake Cult.

"Purging is at last at hand. Day of Doom is here. All that is evil, all their allies; your parents, your leaders, those who would call themselves your judges; those who have lied and corrupted the Earth, they shall all be cleansed."

"You, my children, are the water that will wash away all that has gone before. In your hand, you hold my light, the gleam in the eye of Set. This flame will burn away the darkness, burn you the way to paradise!"

Commentaire de Lagun

collapse back together so that Conversation can still be handled easily with AoE interrupts

Discussions can lead to wipe when talking about silly things during the fight.

Edit : Well, that was quickly fixed. Cheers !

Commentaire de 716980

what is the range of the shadow bolts caused by Corruption : Malformation?

Commentaire de 331795

Can the Twisted Devotion be dispelled by any means? Spell steal, Heroic shatter, or even tranq shot? I'm in the process of trying this fight with my guild and wasn't sure. Might be an advantage...

Commentaire de rika076

We've found that putting his back against the wall helps immensly when killing the adds. This is on normal version of course.

Commentaire de 441773

Something we used very effectively in our raids.
Blood Elfs.. yeah you... with the rooster hair-do. Remember that racial ability you have that many people don't use? Arcane Torrent? Guess what? It interrupts the Twisted Devotion spell Cho'Gall will cast on your raid. So if your raid is stacked up like it should be during most of this encounter you can interrupt all 3!

Commentaire de blacknexus94

You do know that Blood Elves Arcane Torrent has a 2 minute cooldown right? So if you had 3 Blood Elves, then yes it would work, but not one by itself.

Commentaire de Leven

So, which head is Cho and which head is Gall?

Commentaire de CorvinCorvae

Cho: 2 eyed. gall, 1 eyed. gall is more insane.

Commentaire de SSTHZero

Guys, can I get some tips to kill Blood of the Old God? Last night, our guild tried the first attempts on Cho'gall, and we always wiped at 48-52% of his HP. At this point, 3 adds already spawned and we could not handle the 15 Blood of the Old God and was the chaos. I tried to DPS+slow with Blizzard+Ice Shards but it was ineffective (are they immune to it?). And their are immune to Ring of Frost too...

Commentaire de 797262

Seems that your DPS might be a bit low on Cho'gall; what we do to successfully down him is to leave our highest two DPS (Assassination Rogue, Frost Death Knight) on Cho'gall while the Corrupting Adherent is summoned and active. The Off-Tank takes the large Elite to the back of the room, where he and the other DPS burn it down, all while keeping it chain interrupted (to prevent Depravity and thus prevent Corruption). The DPS and the Off-Tank who were on the add then return to Cho'gall, the Off-Tank taunting off the Main-Tank.

In Wave One of the adds, we have our Hunter and Moonkin kill the slimes, all while the other DPS are burning the boss. On Wave Two of the adds, we have our Mage join in, and use his AoE to help burn the adds. On Wave Three, myself as a Rogue and our Death Knight use our Engineering bombs, Death and Decay, Bolt-Gun, etc. Our Death Knight tank some times is also able to throw down a Death and Decay as he's heading back to Cho'gall for some added damage, but the biggest thing is, is that Cho'gall himself needs to take a great deal of damage.

(The Blood of the Old God can be Slowed via Ice Trap/Ice Shards for example, Snared via Imp. Traps/Earthgrab totem talent/Frost Grenade, Stunned via Shockwave, and best of all, knocked back. Elemental Shamans and Balance Druids excel at handling the adds, because they can effectively "reset" the distance the adds can move, doubling the time you have to AoE them down with Thunderstorm and Typhoon.)

(We found that our massive supply of Engineers in our guild allowed us to use items such as Grenade de givre, Fusil à culasse surpuissant, Boum papa. The "Big Daddy" bomb from Goblin Engineering does extreme damage to targets that are not yet damaged, aka, throw these first on the slimes. We've had events where the slimes didn't even get past spawn due to the enormous damage a barrage of these inflicts.)

Cho'gall is usually at 33-29% for us after Wave Three dies, but the next Corrupting Adherent comes out regardless and the Off-Tank picks it up and chain interrupts it. All the DPS remain on Cho'gall and push him into Phase 2.

Commentaire de SSTHZero

On the last day of tries, a warrior and a rogue dpsed Cho'gall all time, and with a Hunter trap we successful got through phase 1 and let him with 3% HP on the best try =(

Commentaire de 794647

Hi, does anyone know if can interrupt Chogalls MCs?

Commentaire de oscarucb

For the 10-man encounter, handling Conversion (aka Worship) is greatly simplified if every player with a ranged interrupt makes a macro like the ones below. Then when worship occurs everyone simply mashes their macro and they don't even have to target the affected players - the interrupt will automatically be applied to an affected raid member. Note that since most interrupts are frontal, interrupters should ensure they are stacking such that they face the majority of the raid.

Shaman:
/stopcasting
/cast Wind Shear
/cast Wind Shear
/cast Wind Shear
/cast Wind Shear
/cast Wind Shear
/cast Wind Shear
/cast Wind Shear
/cast Wind Shear
/cast Wind Shear

Death Knight: (Ideally talented and glyphed for Death Grip)
/cast Death Grip
/cast Death Grip
/cast Death Grip
/cast Death Grip
/cast Death Grip
/cast Death Grip
/cast Death Grip
/cast Death Grip
/cast Death Grip

Rogue:
/cast Blind
/cast Blind
/cast Blind
/cast Blind
/cast Blind
/cast Blind
/cast Blind
/cast Blind
/cast Blind

The same pattern can be applied to every class's ranged interrupt, ie:
Warlock : Death Coil
Hunter: Scatter Shot
Mage: Counterspell
Druid: Cyclone
Prot Pally: Avenger's Shield
etc.

This style macro can also be used with melee interrupts (Rebuke, Pummel, etc) although in that case you obviously need to be in melee range of the target and facing it.

Note that when choosing your primary interrupters, you should consider the following:

You need at LEAST 3 toons trying for every interrupt, as he MCs 2 people at a time.
The MC's can arrive as short as about 25 sec apart, so only interrupts with a shorter CD are absolutely reliable
Primary Interruptors should consider glyphing/talenting their interrupt if appropriate
Fear / stun / scatter interrupts are effective, but not ideal because they incapacitate the target for several additional seconds - which may be dangerous if they are a tank healer or standing in the path of a Corrupting Crash or a Congealed Blood of the Old God
Single-target, spell-lock style interrupts are ideal because they are usually instant cast and off the gcd, and since the "Worship" cast being interrupted is not part of any player spell school it should not in any way hinder the target once they are freed
Ideally almost everyone in the raid should have an interrupt ready to use, especially during the add kiting where range can be an issue
Aoe interrupts (eg Warrior Shockwave, Priest/Warlock/Warrior fear) are handy during the burn phases, but are not reliable during add kiting

Commentaire de 87957

Be careful when Cho'gath uses Feast. The ability deals True damage which, as we all know, cannot be reduced by armor or magic resistance. If he kills his target with Feast, he will increase in size and have additional health. The only way to get rid of this is to kill him, which will reduce the number of stacks for when he respawns.

Also, be careful of his targeted knock-up effect; it's a bit of a jerk of an ability and will reveal you if you're hit by it in a bush.

In addition, his attacks do frontal-cone AoE damage, so you need to be careful of that; it makes him an excellent farmer and a big threat.

Finally, his frontal-cone silence ability gives him a lot of player control, so you need to be careful of that when focusing on non-Cho'gath targets.

Commentaire de Daralyn

if you want to hear his speech

use this:

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\Chogall\\VO_BT_Chogall_BotEventXX.ogg")

instead of XX use 01-48

he have much to say

Commentaire de Eillesthis

As a Survival Hunter, an Talisman d'ablution de l'oracle kicks ass with the Sang du Dieu très ancien adds.

With two of these equipped you can fire off Flèches multipless almost continuously, as the Tir automatiques between them help kill off your target quickly, refreshing you for the next Flèches multiples. If you're laying traps the free s from accelerate the process. Once you get going your new target is that much closer to death from the previous Flèches multipless, so at the end the adds are dying in rapid succession and you're only limited by GCD.

The benefit outweighs the loss of two 359 or 378 trinkets if you're on add duty, since add control is more important than your contribution to the boss on the burn phase, and anyway the sooner the adds are down the sooner you're back to dps-ing the boss.

Commentaire de NeremWorld

While tanking Cho'gall yesterday, I noticed something quite interesting - I had been MISSED by one of the Fury of Cho'gall debuffs - either I dodged the attack range somehow or I got a Miss I dunno but I only had one of the debuffs on me.

Commentaire de 802335

Interesting. If you click "view in 3d" and click java quality he (they?) actually has (have?) a dance animation.

Commentaire de 767628

Look at his 'View in 3D" dance emote. I laughed the first time I saw it, it's so unexpected to have such a fearsome enemy have such moves o.O

Commentaire de ffxprincess

Is the only way to get to this guy through a dungeon? I finished killing his little peon on the mountain, and then the quest chain just ended. Sad...

Commentaire de FelixTheGreat

Cho'gall is a two-headed ogre - alongside Blackheart, one of the first seen in many generations - and was trained in the arts of the arcane by the warlock Gul'dan, who aided the struggling ogre in mastering the powers of the Twisting Nether. In time, Cho'gall became one of the most feared and venerated members of the Old Horde during the First and Second Wars against the humans.

Cho'gall became the Chieftain of an orc clan after the previous one was executed for disobeying the Shadow Council. Cho'gall renamed the clan as the Twilight's Hammer, while all records of both the clan's old name and the chieftain's one were destroyed.

Though Cho'gall was extremely powerful, he was also dangerously insane. The clan, less of a tribe and more of a religious cult, was devoted to bringing about the apocalypse. In his capacity as a chieftain and as the right hand of Gul'dan, Cho'gall aided his master in the creation of the death knights and the Altars of Storms, and in the transformation of normal ogres into ogre magi.

Cho'gall and the Twilight's Hammer followed Gul'dan and the Stormreaver Clan when the warlock went to discover the Tomb of Sargeras. Though he did not enter the tomb himself, Cho'gall was assaulted while defending Gul'dan from the Black Tooth Grin led by Rend and Maim, the sons of Blackhand, who had been sent by Orgrim Doomhammer to destroy the traitor clans that had abandoned the war on the Alliance just before the final push on Capital City. While many perished on the Broken Isles, some members of the Twilight's Hammer clan were able to survive, including Cho'gall, who had long been presumed dead at the hands of the sons of Blackhand and their Black Tooth Grin clan. Lore from WoWWiki

Commentaire de MABGamer6407

Go to his 3D Model, click Dance. Priceless!

Commentaire de Stabhorn

Make sure you bring this for extra damage.

Commentaire de maely

This guy (and BoT in general) is not very difficult to solo on 10N as a Disc Priest. On Cho'gall, kill all the adds ASAP, but the most important one is the tentacle add he summons at 25% HP. It's named Darkened Creation, and it has ~154k HP. Save a Penance CD just for it. Nuke it, then Cho'gall, and with enough DPS he should die before he summons another one.

Commentaire de bluudbath

90 hunter easily soloed 10n. I fought him without my pet to avoid mind control.

Commentaire de kabookiejoe

Has anyone else noticed he sounds exactly like the Joker in Arkham Asylum, City and Origins

Commentaire de mjmill4

Solo'd as a 551 SMF warrior. I accidentally left a shield in my OH from doing the rest of the instance as prot and still dropped him in 60 seconds ignoring adds. I did WW quite a bit but only because my RB/WS require an OH weapon and I was there like an idiot without one.

Commentaire de AikaRed

Solo'd 25m heroic as a 581 prot pally. If you are having trouble on this boss as ret, i suggest going prot. I got full corruption mid fight and he did no damage to me while i was the minion. Obviously you want to delay full corruption as late as you can by killing the adds he spawns and moving out of the pool after they die. If you get turned you should spam SoR and save LoH/other cooldowns till you get really low if you need them. My buffs used were drums, str flask/pots, kings, and seal of insight.

Commentaire de lance171

You need to be in melee range to avoid Conversion

Commentaire de streathh

as a Pet class: dismiss your Pet an stand in Melee Range, easy kill as 550 Hunter, even BM specced (10N)

Commentaire de Xexji

For everyone having problems soloing this fight, here's what to do:

1. If you have a pet, dismiss it
2. Go into melee range. THAT MEANS INSIDE THE JAW, PAST THE TEETH. I didn't understand that the first few times and Cho'Gall kept doing Conversion.
3. Hit him until he stops moving.

If you're fast enough on the DPS (and you probably will, I solo'ed this at 99), you'll also get the achievementL'abîme regardera aussi en toi

EDIT: Addendum; if you're confident enough in your DPS, then dismissing your pet (if you have one) won't be necessary. I soloed Cho'Gall on 10man heroic with my pet out, and still didn't have any issues. But if you're unsure or if you don't want to chance it, dismissing your pet will guarantee he can't hit you with Conversion.

Commentaire de Mystterious

If you try to kill him before others bosses IT WONT WORK!

Commentaire de Goddessa39

Lvl 100, never done this solo. Took me a few tries as a warlock. basically dismiss pet, get in melee range, and burn.

Commentaire de jeffcooper

Was able to solo on lvl 95, i544 Hunter…barely. Handling Conversion is simple enough. Mitigating damage was not (111k health). It took me a few attempts to work it out but burning Murder of Crows and Dire Beast right away was vital, as well as having Glyph of Deterrence.

Commentaire de 941150

Did 25H as a 630 demo lock. Started the fight with nearly full fury from clearing the room, used my felguard to tank him, then burned everything I had straight into him. I got full corruption but burned him before anything happened.

Commentaire de hekt0r4889

: If you are trying to do this as a hunter, just respecc to MM and kill him using the tips mentioned in the other comments (walk in to the teeth). BM single target damage is woeful. Survival should work as well.

PS: This is for when I tried in 25M HC.

Commentaire de Hexibell

Not sure if it's been said, but if you're soloing and having issues with being controlled, stand ON him, like...in his hit box, right at his feet. It works, just downed him. Can confirm this method works as of 6.2.2.

Commentaire de eric0707

Cho'gall 25 heroic solo ilevel 670 --> https://youtu.be/zJ9jMx1soz4

Commentaire de TehLucario

From the looks of it Gall got the worst of the corruption. I mean, he's got a beak and fin-ears now. What did Cho get? A bad haircut.

Commentaire de zivlaks

You will see him after the first boss but you shouldn't attack him then! Doing so will only bring him to 1 hp. He will only be killable at a later time (after the 3rd boss)

Commentaire de RavenSnow

As Hexibell said in patch 6.2.2 comment just stand right on him if soloing to prevent mind control.

Commentaire de Goatlegs

Soloing him today on 25H i had a bug where as soon as I killed him he immediately vanished and there was no loot. If you get the same thing, jump down the hole into Twilight Caverns and his body was down there ready to be looted.

Commentaire de HeKol

On an average of 10 runs Cho'gall 25HC rewards 186 gold, 25 silver and 20 copper after vendoring dropped gear.

Commentaire de Shawdoostorm

I have killed the fantastic 4 in heroic mode, and the door leading to cho'gall is still closed, what is going on ?

Commentaire de Tullemus

Stuck at 1 hit point - cant figure out what i am doing wrong

Commentaire de Annabanana1217

Since the recent 10/13/2020 update (where all character levels were cut in half), it’s impossible to damage this boss even though the quest is in line with other appropriate quests. It needs to be easier to kill, I cannot damage at all!

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Cho’gall

Ce PNJ se trouve dans Le bastion du Crépuscule .

Journal des Rencontres

Héroïque		Mythique
Mortel		Important
Tank		DPS
Soigneur		Interruptible
Magie		Malédiction
Poison		Maladie
Enrage

Sang vicié

L’exposition à plusieurs techniques de Cho’gall augmente le niveau de corruption des membres du raid. Pour chaque point de corruption accumulé, les dégâts de la Corruption du Dieu très ancien de Cho'gall subis par les personnages-joueurs sont augmentés de 3%.

Corruption : accélérée – Quand le Sang vicié atteint 25%, le personnage-joueur gagne Corruption : accélérée, qui augmente rapidement le niveau de corruption.
Corruption : Maladie – Quand le Sang vicié atteint 50%, les personnages-joueurs deviennent régulièrement très malades. Ils vomissent et infligent 39 points de dégâts d’Ombre aux personnages-joueurs dans un cône de 20 degrés et 5 mètres de long devant eux. Les personnages-joueurs touchés par ce vil crachat voient également leur Corruption augmenter.
Corruption : Malformation – Quand le Sang vicié atteint 75%, le niveau de corruption est tel qu’une malformation pousse dans le dos du personnage. Ce tentacule lance régulièrement des traits de l’ombre sur les alliés du personnage, leur infligeant 34 points de dégâts d’Ombre.
Corruption : absolue – Quand le Sang vicié atteint 100%, le personnage-joueur se transforme complètement en horreur sans-visage. Sous cette forme, il ne peut pas être soigné, mais il bénéficie d’un bonus de 100% aux dégâts infligés et lance ses sorts instantanément.

Phase 1 : Le chaos tombe !

Conversion – Cho’gall attire les faibles d’esprit, forçant des membres du raid choisis au hasard à abandonner leur allégeance et à adorer Cho’gall. Vénérer Cho’gall lui octroie une charge de Dévotion tordue toutes les 3 s.
- Dévotion tordue – Cho’gall est renforcé par ses séides convertis, ce qui augmente les points de dégâts qu’il inflige de 5% pendant 1 min. Cet effet est cumulable.
Fureur de Cho'gall – Cho’gall frappe sa cible actuelle et lui inflige 1783 points de dégâts d’Ombre et 1783 points de dégâts physiques, en plus d’augmenter les dégâts physiques et d’Ombre subis de 20% pendant 1 min.
Ordres de la flamme – Cho’gall fait appel à un élémentaire de feu et l'absorbe dans son marteau du Crépuscule, renforçant son arme avec Destruction enflammée.
En mode héroïque, Cho'gall gagne une charge supplémentaire de Destruction enflammée par tranche de 10% du total de points de vie restant à l'élémentaire lorsque ce dernier est absorbé.
- Destruction enflammée – Lorsque le marteau de Cho’gall est renforcé par les Ordres de l'ombre, ses attaques en mêlée infligent 2038 points de dégâts de Feu supplémentaires à sa cible et éclaboussent le sol de lave, qui laisse un brasier brûlant.
  - Brasier – Une flaque de flammes ardentes d’un rayon de 5 mètres inflige 20 points de dégâts de Feu toutes les 1 s aux personnages-joueurs qui s’attardent dans cette zone. Le Brasier dure 25 sec.
Ordres de l'ombre – Cho’gall fait apparaître un élémentaire d’ombre et l’incorpore à son marteau du Crépuscule, lui conférant Ombres surpuissantes.
En mode héroïque, Cho’gall gagne une charge d’Ombres surpuissantes pour chaque tranche de 10% de points de vie restants à l’élémentaire au moment où celui-ci est absorbé.
- Ombres surpuissantes – Lorsque le marteau de Cho’gall est renforcé par les Ordres de l'ombre, il émet une déflagration d’énergie du Néant toutes les 3 s, infligeant 1783 points de dégâts d’Ombre à tous les personnages-joueurs dans un rayon de 50000 mètres.
Invocation d'adhérents corrupteurs – Cho’gall invoque un corrupteur adhérent à l’aide de l’un des portails du Crépuscule sur les côtés de la salle.
En raid à 25 en mode héroïque, Cho’gall active les deux portails et invoque deux corrupteurs adhérents à la fois.
- Corrupteur adhérent – Cho’gall invoque ces serviteurs sans-visage des Dieux très anciens pour hâter la perte de ses ennemis.
  - Dépravation – Le corrupteur adhérent inflige 3821 points de dégâts d’Ombre aux personnages-joueurs à moins de 20 mètres, augmentant grandement leur niveau de corruption par la même occasion.
  - Déferlante corruptrice – Le corrupteur adhérent lance un projectile d’ombre sous un personnage-joueur aléatoire et inflige 3821 points de dégâts d’Ombre à tous les ennemis dans un rayon de 8 mètres de l’impact. Les personnages touchés par la Déferlante corruptrice gagnent des points de corruption.
  - Sang versé du Dieu très ancien – Quand Cho’gall incante Suppuration du sang, les corps des adhérents corrupteurs se dissolvent en formant des mares de bile noire. Tout personnage-joueur en contact avec ces mares subit 1146 points de dégâts d’Ombre toutes les 1 s et subit l’effet Corruption.
Suppuration du sang – Cho’gall fait s’écouler le sang de tous les corrupteurs adhérents, ce qui forme des flaques de Sang versé du Dieu très ancien qui s’agglomèrent en limons animés. Suppuration du sang fait également bouillir le sang noir de tout corrupteur adhérent vivant, déclenchant l'effet Sang suppurant.
- Sang suppurant – Lorsque Cho’gall utilise Suppuration du sang, le sang noir de tout corrupteur adhérent vivant se met à jaillir du corps du corrupteur, infligeant 54 points de dégâts d’Ombre toutes les 2 s à tous les membres du raid dans un rayon de 20 mètres. Les personnages-joueurs touchés par cette compétence voient leur niveau de corruption augmenter.
- Sang du Dieu très ancien – Le sang des corrupteurs adhérents coagule en de nombreux vils limons qui se focalisent chacun sur un personnage-joueur aléatoire et se déplacent vers leur cible. Le sang du Dieu très ancien animé augmente le niveau de corruption de n’importe quelle cible qu’ils atteignent.

Phase 2 : Et c'est enfin la nuit !

Quand les points de vie de Cho’gall atteignent 25% de leur maximum, il en appelle à toute la puissance des Dieux très anciens. Il absorbe les énergies de tous les adhérents corrupteurs et toutes les mares de sang versé du Dieu très ancien encore présents, puis se transforme en une ignoble créature.

Fureur de Cho'gall – Cho’gall frappe sa cible actuelle et lui inflige 1783 points de dégâts d’Ombre et 1783 points de dégâts physiques, en plus d’augmenter les dégâts physiques et d’Ombre subis de 20% pendant 1 min.
Corruption du Dieu très ancien – Cho’gall remplit la pièce de vrilles de corruption d’ombre qui infligent 331 points de dégâts d’Ombre toutes les 2 s à tous les personnages-joueurs, augmentant graduellement leur niveau de corruption. Chaque point de corruption accumulé augmente les dégâts de la Corruption du Dieu très ancien subis par les personnages-joueurs de 3%.
Créations assombries – Cho'gall fait apparaître des tentacules dans les nuages d’encre.
- Création assombrie – Les Créations assombries tentent continuellement de canaliser un Rayon débilitant sur un personnage-joueur aléatoire.
  - Rayon débilitant – Le Rayon débilitant réduit les soins prodigués et les dégâts infligés par la cible de 75% et inflige 560 points de dégâts d’Ombre toutes les 1 s pendant 10 sec.
    En mode héroïque, le Rayon débilitant entraîne également Sang vicié.

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