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1.	Le journal de Val'zareq : Des présages de guerre
2.	La bataille du Guet cramoisi

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Commentaire de 1440987

La bataille du Guet cramoisi http://youtu.be/8vJJHVD93vo

Commentaire de Boxofbeer

La bataille du Guet cramoisi http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K27cGhIs11Q

Commentaire de LegionAngler

Pour avoir les deux tabards Illidari (vert et violet), vous devez trouver le Journal de Val'zareq, dépuillé sur plusieurs mobs de la zone du Guet Cramoisi (~0,2% de chance de loot) dans la Vallée d'Ombrelune ou sur Val'zareq lui même (~58% de chance de loot), pour ainsi débuter la quête Le journal de Val'zareq : Des présages de guerre.

Ramenez le journal à la Prison de cristal, tuez les différents mobs qui apparaissent, puis il suffit de vous rendre à Shattrath, pour la rendre à A'dal au centre de la ville, pour récupérer un anneau adapté à votre spé ET les deux tabards.

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Commentaire de 14639

The "suggested players" should say 7 and not 4. It is not an easy event, bring at least one and a half groups.

There are three waves of mobs and the final boss.

The first wave is a zerg of level 69+ elites. Second wave is two huge eyes that do nasty magic damage (they can be silenced/kicked/etc). Third wave are 4 or 5 high lords that hit really really hard.

The boss is a simple tank and spank, so if you make it through the 3 waves of mobs, you should be home free. :)

Commentaire de 16547

This is easy as long as you have the right group make up, everyone's on the ball, know what to do, and have at least five rather than four. I did this with a feral druid tank, arms warrior tank, tree druid, enhancement shaman healer, and a warlock. I really reccomend having at least two tanks and two healers for this. It might be doable with one healer if everyone plays smart. The warlock was also nice for the first wave because he could enslave one of the demons.

The first wave is pretty simple. A bunch of demons and blood elves spawn and you basically take them down. As far as I know they are not CC'able, with exception to enslave.

The second wave is two eyes which do a mean mind flay. Interrupt them when they do that as soon as possible to help save the healer's mana.

The third wave has four fire lords which are blood elf npc's who have a ton of hp and cast flamestrike. This is the fight you have to be on the ball on. It is preferable to have each tank on two of the npc's. Whenever one of the npc's start to cast flame strike, the tank on them and any melee DPS on them need to MOVE. This is pretty universal for any flamestriking mob, but since flamestrike is a ground target spell, its possible to dodge it if you get out of its area of effect (the center of its target when it starts casting, the area of the effect will not follow the person if they move after the cast begins) before it finishes casting. If everyone can dodge the flame strikes, this wave is fairly easy.

The last wave, the final boss is a simple straight up fight. He will occasionally do an ae damage/knockback, this is another one that can be dodged by moving away when he does it. The casting animation looks like he's casting a shadow spell, so its fairly easy to spot. If you managed to do the third wave though, this one should be no problem, even if you eat the ae's from the boss.

Enjoy your blue ring reward and flashy new tabard.

Commentaire de 21924

Done yesterday, and can say no need of 2 tanks at all but at third wave there is realy need of additional healing for tank.
About recomended 4 players for this quest can say only this is mistake. No matter what gear they wear in 4 players this is simply undoable.
Warlock in group is great advantage because he can not only enslave one of demons but can banish another, thus made 1 st wave way easier. Just have to release demon not to summon his own after all first wave is cleared for quest fails, because enslaved demon disappears in summoning proces.

Commentaire de diamondtear

You can do it with one tank, atleast if you have two healers since one of them is going to take on hell of a beating.

If you previously tried the waves, remember to abandon the quest even if it doesn't say (failed), because you cannot complete is otherwise.

For us we also had the quest bug for some reason on a couple of pulls and the floaters spawned way too early.

Commentaire de 9387

Yes, this quest is not doable by a 4 man group. I would recomment having at least one and half groups there, or just bring 2 full groups and do it twice. It does not matter if people outside the group tag the mobs, once all the mobs and the boss are dead, you still get credit for it.

You will need at least 2 tanks and at least 2 healers for this. Might be possible to do with 1 tank if he's extremely good, but most likely then your healer will end up tanking a bunch of them. The shaman earth elemental makes a good offtank for this as it aoe taunts them all onto itself and keeps them off the healer, but it goes down quick, and you just have to chain heal to keep it up.

For the first wave, you can enslave and banish the big demons, but make sure that you release them before you kill everything else, or the quest bugs out and fails.

Also, sometimes it bugs out and the 2nd wave spawns right away while you're still fighting the first one, and that will most likely lead to a wipe.

Commentaire de 6833

Completed this quest:

Druid & paladin healing, warrior tanking, mage & rogue dpsing.
As long as your tank has multi target tanking skills you shouldn't have to worry about this quest at all.

Our mage did die at one point when 2 adds jumped him but that wasn't a big issue.

Just remember to drink inbetween waves and stand in the middle at all time when ooc so the tank doesn't run around after you for adds, and you should have no problems at all.

Commentaire de 23774

Ok...first off...THIS IS NOT A 4 MAN QUEST! This quest took us 2 mages in 7//9 Tier 3, 3 priests, two wqho were in tier 3, 2 warlocks, one in 5/9 plagueheart...2 druids, and a warrior...we completed it with ease after getting this many people, but this ISN'T A 4 MAN QUEST BLIZZARD!!!!

-Avoril
-Firetree 70 Druid

Commentaire de 26638

On a side note. After the first wave if you have a warlock in your group they can enslave one of the demons. The next wave wont come until the demon is dead, so you have some time to rez/drink/bandage if you keep the target enslaved. When your all ready, just let it go.

Commentaire de 26845_

Did this quest with
Feral druid (healing)
Rogue
Mage
Arms warrior
and hunter

Had a few probs with the healing, our rogue died in the 2nd wave, but got combatressed before the boss.. Would've been much easier if I was healing specced, but we managed the Q with some kiting during 3rd wave.

Commentaire de 24821

I just spent 2hrs on this quest. I tried w/ this awesome grp I had (5) and got to 3rd wave. But we rallied some friends for out of grp dps and healing, and when it was all over, I didn't get a quest completion. I guess it bugged on me but I'm seriously pissed about this sh!t.

Commentaire de Wealth

Stated in Patch Notes for Patch 2.1:
Battle of the Crimson Watch: Illidari Mind Breaker has been weakened. Illidari Highlords can now be CC'ed but not Charmed.

Commentaire de 28916

If people of the other faction are in the area when you're doing this quest, I'd suggest making an alt and talking to them (if you're on a server that lets you have characters of both factions at least). This event can be completely ruined by one Warlock on the other faction enslaving one of the mobs, then simply holding it until the event resets.

Note that they CAN help you with the event, I've seen it done with a Horde group and an Alliance group. In that case, we just did it once for each group.

The difficulty is also completely out of whack with the other quests in the area. I suggest at least six people unless you want to do it a few times, or you have extremely good gear.

Commentaire de 2605

I 3-manned this with a Warrior, Paladin, and Mage. I myself was skeptical that 3 of us would even have a chance. Afterwards though, it didn't strike me as that difficult. O.o All the elite mobs hit for almost nothing.

Commentaire de 24821

I did this quest w/ 1 1/2 grps, and I never got credit, which, means I have to redo the whole damn thing unfortunately :(. But hey, 24g ain't bad mang.

Commentaire de 7391

We just did it in a group of four.
Holy Pala, Boomkin Druid, Prot Warrior and Frost Mage.
So it's possible with four people. We all have pretty decent gear though. :>

Commentaire de 28406

First wave of demons / adds - use defensive gear
Second wave of eyes that do mind flay: use shadow resistance gear.
Third wave of 4 elites: use fire resistance gear.
Final boss: defensive gear, tank and spank.

Commentaire de Torabloodscalp

As of the most recent patch (March 7th 2007) This quest may bug on your party and you will have the first 3 waves hit you all at once.

Insta gibbed doesnt quite cover it..

Commentaire de 19170

A well balanced 5-man group can beat this if you know what to expect. We had a warrior tank, a priest, a rogue (me), a hunter and a mage.

We had trouble with people lagging when the first group spawned, especially if there was alot of demons. We all mounted up on our flying mounts, minus the tank, for the beginning. When the tank had aggro, we picked them off one by one. They are actually fairly soft for elites.

Next wave, we had the tank stay in the middle, while we went to the North and south sides, since the Eyes spawn east and west. Just keep them interupted during the "focused mind burst" and you should be fine.

The third wave can be CC'd, so we took all the appropriate measures, and killed one at a time.

The last guy is a simple tank and spank fight. Overall, just remember to drink in between fights, try to tank them towards the huge crystal in case of fears, and focus fire ftw.

Commentaire de b1ackcat

We did this with a 5-man team, 2 warriors (me one of them), a pally, a mage, and a feral druid

me and the druid went down during the start of phase 3, but the pally had a chance to res me before the boss.

Unfortunately, that area of the map likes to bug out, so I couldn't see anything.

my group managed to 3-man the last 3 mobs of phase 3, kept 1 sheeped, then our incredible kara-geared tank just held them as the mage wanted them and bolted when he had mana.

I still got credit for the fight even though I was ooc the whole boss fight because I couldn't see anything, but afterwards I found out how to fix it.

If you get the bug that results in you not being able to see anything, fly away from the area then fly back, you'll see things again.

note: I did this after the quest was completed, and I have a hunch that doing this during the quest may result in you failing it, since you leave the area.

Commentaire de Gutts

note that the first wave is extermly easy if you got a mage let him frost nova them and then AoE them all....they hit 200-700 on warrior but their HP is too low ~5000.

the only hard part here is to let teh tank hold aggro of the attackers.

Commentaire de 35923

Doing this with 5 people is possible, but requires proper class balance and very good players.

In a PUG situation with lees than ideal classes (Tank, healer, four warlocks...) we had to keep dragging more people in. With 9 people it's easy, once everyone has had a few practices.

The third wave can be fear kited; just watch carefully to try and avoid the feared mobs pulling any of the elite guardians at the top of the stairs. They are tough, and have a very high respawn so can't be cleared before the event.

Commentaire de Kathucka

Some tips: If you die, do a graveyard run. This is a long fight, and there's time to get back. Also, there is some time between waves. Make sure that you drink or bandage at that time.

The first wave is straightforward. There are a ton of scary looking opponents, but they all have low health. Just tank-and-spank. You can use a chain assist to thin their numbers more quickly and keep most of the aggro on the tank, but it's not required. However, you must keep an eye on the healer. One tank can't hold everything. When something goes for the healer, DPS must focus fire on it and kill it.

For the second wave, you get two "Mind Breaker" beholder beast demons. They have a fast-casting mind blast, and a channelled beam DoT. The DoT is brutal and has a cooldown of about 15 seconds. These guys are immune to roots, snares, stuns, fears, and banishes, but they are vulnerable to silence and interruption. Since the DoT is so nasty, you must assign someone with silence or interruption skills to each one of these. They also have a fear spell, so you need an off-tank or pet to keep them off the healer when the tank is feared.

On the third wave, the key is crowd control and protecting the healer again. An off-tank is pretty much required. And, yes, you have to move out of the flame strike.

This event bugged several times for us. The mind breakers popped out early. Three times, this happened when the first wave was being tanked in a corner of the platform, and I ran to the middle to get the range I wanted. So, tank them all in the middle.

Commentaire de 18532

I can confirm that standing in the centre (i.e. the red circle) will prevent the bug where two waves spawn on top of eachother it is probably cuased when someone leaves the platform to be safe just use the middle.

Also there is time to drink between each wave :p

Commentaire de Toadkiller

EIther use 5 people or way more for this quest. The 6th+ person attacking causes all the waves to spawn at once. Therefore 5 = easy mode, 6-7 kinda a lot harder.
So man up and do it 5 man

Commentaire de 2178

Just did this with 5, protection warrior(me), holy priest, arms warrior, and, two warlocks :)

For first wave we enslaved two and banished two, which made this wave a breeze. Some people mentioned that the quest will bug out if you kill all others before banished/enslaved ones, but the sequence went smooth for us, no unexpected bugs.

The two demons in second wave didn't seem to be a problem for us after the nerf. I was the only tank, and our only healer wasn't under pressure. normal tanking gears, ~12khp.

The third wave is a bit tricky, what we did is to mark two to be chain feared by warlocks as soon as we pulled them to the little area behind the crystal, it's safe to do so there. The fight lasts like 2-3min, feared one didn't aggro any mobs :) Also, the flamestrike they cast can be interrupted by shield bash/kick/cs etc, but hits hard (4000ish dmg). They cast a curse on you that increase fire damage taken by 50%, I wasn't sure if the 4k dmg is with that curse's effect or not.

The boss is easy. He did some bad-guy style talk and gesture which gave time for our casters to drink to full mana. lol

So, this is doable with 1 tank and 1 healer, just with two locks. Too bad the rings from rewards kinda sucks....

Commentaire de Api3

used 10 ppl for this quest, whas bugged al the time etc, finally we could do it (2 grps did the quest twice)

Commentaire de soloking

im not sure where and how to get this...

Commentaire de 44953

Managed to 3-man the quest after 2 tries.
Setup was Prot Warrior, Holy Priest and Rogue. Remember to Shadow Resist Buff.

First Wave
Mixed spawn of melee mobs that comes in 2 forms, Humans and Demon forms. Basically tank ran in and grab aggro while healer waits till tank has a sunder on each mob. They don't hit too hard. Meanwhile the rogue would start peeling off the Demonkins first as we noticed they have about 2k less HP then the humanoid version and they're pretty big so we wanted to get better vision as well. Once ya down to the last mob, let healer regen back mana before killing it to trigger the second wave.

Second Wave
This is the wave that gave us the most problems. Spawns 2 x Demons that does a mean mind flay and fears. Key to this fight is to interupt as many mind flays as possible, they can be stunned so thats a huge plus. Rogue would Kick / Kidney Shot / gorge, while warrior Concussion Blows / shield bash. Also to note, as we were 3 manning it, the warrior tanked them similiarly to Onyxia style, getting berzerker rage up as often as possible to avoid fear. If warrior is feared, priest would get all the aggro, just keep healing as the fears don't last too long. Concentrate DPS and take one down asap, then move on to the other. Don't use them to regen mana, as a badly time fear could be a wipe. Quickly move on to the third wave.

Third Wave
4 x humanoid caster style that has quite a good amount of HP and casts FlameStrike for about 2k damage. For this, we got priest to stand in middle while the warrior would tank 3 of them on one side of the priest while the rogue tanked the 4th one on the other side of the priest. Basically we wanted all of us to spread out to avoid FS. Simple fight, rogue quickly kill his while warrior tanks the 3, when you guys see the casting animation, simply just move away from where u're standing as that would be the FS location. Key to this is to not let priest aggro and move out of FS range when ya see the casting animation. Once rogue is done with his, just join the warrior and finish up the remainder.

Last Boss
Cake.. Has a spell reflect that looks like a counterspell animation, and cast a 1k++ shadow damage knockback. Tank him in the middle, when he casts knockback, we just run out of range.. quite alot of HP, classic tank and spank..

Notes
Basically as long as priest does not get aggro and warrior is comfortable with multi tanking, 3 manning is very possible. Priest used alot of binding heals for the fight and had pretty decend mana per second to last the waves. Ideally for all the waves except the second one, possible to tank the last mob while healer gets back mana.

Commentaire de 41497

2 quests give total 650 rep with sha'tar..and a good green tabard

done today with 4 ppl...

u need definitely 2 healer and 1 tank..

we were 2 healer shaman + 1 dps warrior (tanked) + 1 mage

it's very easy when no one die....all of the party should be alive...
at least tank..

u can drink and ressurect between the waves..

after 3 waves, the boss spawned...it was quiet easy...slow dps and killed slowly..

Commentaire de 41820

we got to wave 3 with 4 people and died horirbly, we then zerged it with 9! yay a new tabard! :P

Commentaire de 52527

I tried it several times and always died on 2nd wave ><

So i stopped trying for a while, then tried it again when i had better gear, but died some more...so i thought "thats it" lets 10man this.

We did it 3times cus some ppl did get the credit for the kill.

on our 2nd try we also had the 4guard inc, and two of us die in the 3rd wave, me being one of the tanks lol. Thanks to my guild's mage aoe'd the crap out of the guards.

Finally got rid of that damn quest

PS. 4man my ass!

Commentaire de Carkasjak

Very chaotic. Not too hard to be done in a 5 man group, but 4 is pushing it. :P
Easy with a good tank to pick up everything fast or with enough CC to get control of the situation. Feral druids are generally better for multi-target threat generation.
Just mark one mob at a time with a skull for DPSers and use your CC abilities.

Commentaire de dautaras

I did this q with a dps warrior a holy priest a feral druid and me a hunter we got wipe the first time because druid forgot to use inervate but the second time we did it so its easy just keep your healer alive

Commentaire de 48270

Beware, if you have an old or "bad" video card or little ram these guys have a shadow form that may reduce your FPS to about 2 to even 1 if they are in your screen.

I did this with a group of four the make up was...

Ballador - Prot Pally
Reinwald - Ret Pally
Tumu - Shadow Priest
Twitch (me) - Holy Pally

Easy enough, pugs... id get about 5-7.

Commentaire de 13004

You can actually two-man this quest with a good tank and healer.

I did this with my roommate today. Both druids, he's feral, I'm resto. We are decked out in kara gear though.

He did need to battlerez me after I got destroyed by the mindflay thing. Other than that it wasn't too bad.

Commentaire de 40031

yeah took us like a half hour to do bc sometimes the spawns stack up :/

to top it all off i didnt get credit for the quest so i have to do again according to the GM :/

Commentaire de 55792

We did this with 2 Holy Paladins, 1 Frost Mage and 1 Protection Warrior. Was pretty easy if you got the hang of it, be quick on mana breaks and bring some pots and it's a piece of cake.

Commentaire de 45252

Nearly 2 manned this quest. Feral Druid, Holy Priest. A Holy Pally jumped in on the 2nd wave and helped with some heals. After that though, it went smoothly.

Wave 1

Any decently geared tank won't take much damage and can tank all of them. While there was a lot of them they were hitting for about 50dmg on the druid. Hit me (the priest) for about 200dmg. It probably actually worked out better that it was just the druid DPSing as a tank to make it easier to hold everything. It's a given that a tank that can multitank well is pretty essential.

Wave 2

This is the toughest part. Being unable to mitigate the wide range of magic damage that these two Eyes put out makes it a healing intensive part of the fight. I went through a mana pot, my shadowfiend, trinkets and inner focus. On our successful attempt, we brought them down to 10% before I was out of mana. The innervate would have come but I died.

Holy pally came in at that point and picked up the heals which gave the druid enough time to battle rez me.

Wave 3

Simple fight. Tank needs to watch out for the flame strikes, especially with that curse debuff that adds 50% fire damage. Can be deadly if more than one flamestrike is being cast and lands. Healing wise, this wasn't very intensive either except for the odd flamestrike that landed. I managed to rebuff myself and regen from 0 mana to full during this wave.

Boss

Straight forward tank and spank as previously mentioned. Has a good chunk of HP, and hits a bit harder. Some horde swung by waiting for their turn to do this (didn't gank us thankfully!) and helped add some DPS.

Gear-wise, the druid is in mostly blues (heavy clefthoof set), a couple epics from heroics and Earthwarden. Me the priest, mostly heroic epics (3) and the rest just top blues from the normal instances.

Commentaire de 62052

Just did this with a 4 Man Group.

Furywarrior in deffequip (Me), Shadowpriest in some Healingstuff, BM Hunter and a Firemage.

The mobs from the first wave hit me für 60-70 Damage, i just used thunderclap and demo shout to tank all of them. It is not bad if one is running to a DD because they don´t do much damage.

For the second wave, as a warrior you should keep spellreflect on cooldown - it saves a lot of the healer´s mana.

Third wave, i just tanked all of them and we focused them one after another.

Boss is just tank´n´spank, nothing big to deal with.

Commentaire de wgjared

Did this with 4

1) MS Warr /w Tanking gear
2) Holy Pally
3) Rogue
4) Druid

I'd say it was a mostly blue group and we did fine. Would've been a lot easier if the 5th mage didn't DC right before we started...

Commentaire de 80348

Did this with blues group.

1)70 prot warrior
2)70 holy paladin
3)70 hunter, don't know spec
4)69 resto shammy

Really easy. I just spammed thunderclap and demo shout to get aggro at beginning. Then mark one mob and me and the hutner took it down. Rinse and repeat till end.

Commentaire de 47965

Not sure if it's been said. But if you previously had the quest, abandon then start it all as a group. Me and another player just got screwed out of the completion because we didn't do that.

Commentaire de Thelion

Just did with a group of 5.We were me - 69 mage,69 priest,69 resto druid,70 tankadin and a 70 rogue.Wiped on 1st try , but on the 2nd we did it :P

Commentaire de Sephron

Doable with a Holy Priest, a Feral Druid and some patience.
Just keep healing on the druid and tank'n spank em down with swipe.

Commentaire de Guthnhak

I just 2 manned this with a Paladin - Healer, Warrior - DPS, Druid - Tank (I was playing the Druid and Warrior at the same time). Was very simple.

Commentaire de 9760

I 2 maned it with a Holy Paladin (me) and an Arms Warrior. Its very simple.
The First Wave: just keep devotion aura on and make sure the Warrior is only doing AOE attacks.
The Second Wave: Keep SR aura on and hold agro.
The Third Wave: Use FR aura and have the Warrior doing the most dmg they can.

Commentaire de 77700

3manned this quest with

- lvl70 prot warrior
- lvl70 shammy
- lvl70 lock

Did it first try, wasn't really that hard. Shammy went down once, though.
For the large amount of mobs in some of the waves, you should really try to do as much AOE threat as possible (thunderclap, intimidating shout et al.). The rest is fairly straightforward.

Commentaire de 64664

Another bugged quest.
We 'completed' it but I didn't get the complete message for some reason.
And yea I was on the same qst.

Commentaire de 70301

Just did this quest today, 2-maned it with an MS Warrior and holy Priest with Kara gear
And its not super easy but if you have a good tank, you will be fine.
I wish blizzard would put more quest like this into the game.

Commentaire de 7167

We three-manned this today. Feral druid tank (me), holy priest, and affliction warlock. The priest died when we got an add thanks to some other people who flew in, but she soulstoned back to life and it was all pretty easy. We're all in Karazhan/heroic/SSC gear so that helped.

Commentaire de 114615

did this with myself(holy pala) and a ms specced warrior.

Commentaire de Skiboy

2 manned with prot warrior(me) and holy pally... either we are OP or this got nerfed.

Commentaire de 137368

Completed very smoothly with a Protection Paladin, Protection Warrior, Enhancement Shaman, Holy Priest and Feral Cat Form Druid (myself). Neat looking tabard reward =D

Commentaire de Atahan

my friend's did it with
1 healer shammie
1 feral druid

Commentaire de Erona

Learn to Prot Paladin.

Just did this with a Prot Paladin, Resto Shammy and myself (Combat Rogue). Couldn't have been any easier.

Commentaire de Deewy

To all of you who whine about people who are complaining about the quest's difficulty, look at the patch in which they posted on. This Q used to be really challenging when BC had just came out, since it was harder and people couldn't acquire gear with such a ease like nowadays. :)
Remember doing it with 7 people, 2 people who werent on the group outside of the group.

Commentaire de 168703

Well, a friend and I managed to two man this quest. After a good load of tries, in which I DC'd once and we still did ok when I got back and through lots of glitches that reset the quest we did it. I was so proud, we're both pretty much T4 equivalent+.

The challenge was fun, mate is a druid healer and I am a hunter. Pet tanking ftw :D Felt so good afterwards :3

Commentaire de Travy

Our team did it with 2 warriors, a pally healer, a rogue, and myself the warlock. Went pretty smoothly, I drew too much aggro to myself during the second wave; but it was quickly resolved. All in all, not that difficult of a quest with a competent team.

Commentaire de 34526

Just two manned this quest with 69 prot warrior and 70 druid. It took ~30 minets to finish this event.
Safe place for healer:
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Commentaire de 109586

this is currently easy as pie.

just completed this Quest with a prot pally (8k unbuffed) a SS roque in blue pvp gear and myself as S3+ (~1700 +healing and 150 mp/5) resto druid. Had to drink between fases but our tank never dropped below 50% and when he did I was in windows :<

We clear kill the 4 elites so we almost got pwnd by wave 2 wich fears.

bottom line: get a decent healer and you're done :D

/Snow

Commentaire de 202860

Easily done with 2 rogues 1 hunter 1 Lock and a Feral Druid... although we were all lvl 70 and all in epics... they were quite easily burned down... each round... Mucho easy imho. Gl to everyone else who tries to do it. ^_^

Commentaire de Sigvatr

I did this quest with this build.
1. Marks Hunter (me)-11/41/9
2. Assassination Rogue (Ginebra)-46/3/12
3. Resto Druid (Karanu)-8/11/42

Commentaire de 208462

Two manned with a Prot Warrior and a Feral Druid. Don't be overwhelmed by the first wave, my prot warrior friend dodged basically every attack and had 98 percent of his HP after the first wave.

Only two mobs spawn from the second wave, and the only thing worth mentioning about them is a mind flay that should be interrupted if possible.

The third wave spawns about 5 humanoids that will give you a curse that increases the amount of fire damage you take by 50 percent, then each will randomly flamestrike a party member. We kited them in a circle around the platform, I decursed if I found it necessary.

The fourth is the "boss". He has a spell reflect bubble casters should watch out for, (has around a 3 second cast) and also an aoe knockback called Shadowfury, (also around a 3 second cast). He barely hits for anything, just has a decent chuck of HP.
Voila!

Note:gear on both players was t5-t6 equivalent.

Commentaire de 157107

Recently 3 manned this with:

Fresh 70 prot paladin (10k health 415 defense, 58% avoidance)- some 1 boe epic and some blues
70 MM hunter ( did about 300 dps mainly green dressed)
70 holy paladin ( mainly blues can heal early kara)

First attempt the hunter died early and while we got to the 3rd stage without him we eventually died.

Second attempt we did it all fine although hunters pet died on the second wave. Seems to be massively nerfed compared to how hard it was on my lock.

Commentaire de 217737

As of 3.0, this is easily soloed as a demonology warlock.

Commentaire de 203775

Did it with a group:

Me (68 balance druid)
69 mage
2 70 enh shams

a BT geared 70 arance mage

We ally healer her as she dps.

Go arcance mage tanks

Commentaire de 116878

Just did it today with two man.

Me as a frostmage with ~10k health and ~1200 spellpower, and a resto shammy.

Aoe first wave, single target the next, and single target the 3rd while shammy threw down earth elemental. Last boss was tanked by me and used 2 x water elemental while the shaman healed me throughout the fight.

GL =D

Commentaire de Slanyou

Only had to use LoH and i soloed this on my prot pally =) rly easy :D

Commentaire de korkmaz

well.. soloed as feral druid but was not so easy. esspecially last dude hitting so cute

Commentaire de 170704

Did this last nite

Prot Pala ( Me )
Retri Pala
Feral Druid
Holy Preist

We just spread the aggro between me and the Druid didnt have no problems at all

Commentaire de 237681

just solo'd this this mornin.
the second grp is a bit tough as a prot pally because their are only 2 guys. but the rest is pie

Commentaire de Faradize

at 80 this was a lot more fun and challenge then most of the northrend group qs. i was 4 times at 0 mana and below 500 hp at 3rd wave, even demon died.
very good q now

Commentaire de 150475

Easily solo'd by a level 80 rogue and a level 80 druid to top off healing.

This my favorite tabard in the game, I had never researched how to get it but had assumed it had something to do will Illidan (and at the time I didn't raid so I thought I was screwed) so I was thrilled to learn it was a 70 5-man quest.

Commentaire de topher

Also soloed at 80 by BM hunter,
All the fights were fairly easy so long as you keep aggro on the pet, except for the last level 72 elite Guy, he finally killed my pet (cat 12k hp) but he was so beat up I was able to kill him once he got into melee range.

*sigh* Level 72 elites in Northrend are just NOT like they used to be.

Commentaire de 137111

Just went to pick up my flyer for my lvl 77 dk and was flying around looking for ore and rares when i stumbled across area.

It had been ages since i did it on my main so went in half blind but a great little fight. Despite the mobs being 70-72 you still get hit pretty hard so i would definitely recommend frost presence.

All in all, definitely worth popping in if your around SMV for imo one of the best tabards in the game

Commentaire de 272196

Just tried to do this quest solo as a lvl 80 paladin... soon as one wave dies, it resets and tells me the quest has failed... happened three times already. Bug or something?

Edit.. ok i just completed it, dunno why it kept failing. i got it though. No bug.

Commentaire de 245256

Level 80 players: remember that you have to aggro all of the mobs, else they despawn and you fail. Use this to your advantage and open with something big on each round!

Commentaire de 176707

Attempted to solo as a lvl 80 BM hunter in blue quest and reputation rewards, but it's way too buggy to be doable, at least for me. First, if you don't engage the mobs within about five seconds, they'll despawn and you'll get a "quest failed" message. Second, if your pet winds up at the edge of the circle, it'll bug out and refuse to move, and the mobs will not re-aggro the pet on Feign Death or Shadowmeld. They'll just stand around until you cancel out of the aggro dump then go right back to beating on you (or the quest times out and fails).

As if that weren't bad enough, the final boss still hits for massive damage (around 2k per hit) even at lvl 80, and he killed my pet before I even got him to 50%. I managed to get a revive off, but the mob refused to re-aggro the pet no matter what I did. Gonna try it again with a different pet, but I'm not optimistic.

Commentaire de 158721

Level 80 BM hunter in quest-reputation blues, amazingly I could NOT solo this. I could solo every single 5-man quest in Shadowmoon Valley, Blade's Edge and Netherstorm, but not this one.

Quest bugged 3 times in a row before I could make my best attempt.

Tried with a Worm, but it could not keep aggro on groups.
Switched to Gorilla, Thunderstomp can keep aggro on him when I Mend Pet. Volley consumes too much mana, so I suggest focus-fire and absolutely keep Mend Pet up at all times.

First 2 waves are almost easy, but the third wave was impossible for me. Gorilla acted buggy, and he would attack only 1 of the shadowy elves, the other 3 would aggro on me and pet would NOT attack them even if I was constantly hit the PetAttack command.

I finally managed to get all 4 mobs on the pet (recalled the Gorilla, feigned death, thunderstomp + misdirection) but my mend pet could not keep the Gorilla alive.
Actually, Mend Pet at max rank on tenacity pet can not even keep him alive against 2 of the guards that stand just at platform entrance.

I'll try again with better gear or with a healer.

EDIT: Typo.

Commentaire de 217206

I just soloed this as an 80 BM spec hunter It took 3 tries to get it down. The first waves were really easy but I was having trouble keeping my pet alive on the last boss. The way I got it was throwing down snake traps when the cool down was up and during that time running away into the farthest corner (from where the boss was) with my pet while throwing up a mend pet on my gorilla. That seemed to get him out of harms way long enough to get him a decent amount of health back to survive the fight.

As the other posts already said, it was really a lot of fun and challenging. I'm glad I did it.

Commentaire de Kallech

Did this as a Frost-spec 80 DPS Death Knight. Here's an easy way to do it.

Prep: Frost Presence (because you won't get passive Blood Presence heals from most of these), food buff (optional).

Phase 1: Pop Army of the Dead as they spawn, pick them off at your leisure.

Phase 2: Your ghouls will probably distract one of the eyeballs while you kill the other one. Toss up an anti-magic shield to block a mind blast and mind freeze your way out of Focused Bursts.

Between phases 2 and 3: bandage if necessary. Stand near the edge of the circle.

Phase 3: Maneuver the blood elves so that none of them are behind you. Use your standard rotation and just kill them one at a time (pretend it's an instance trash pull). I liked tossing in Corruption fairly often to spread the diseases around, and using Howling Blast when I felt I had a comfortable enough margin of health to use it instead of Death Strike - or when it was up due to Rime procs. Move out of the Flamestrikes, if you don't interrupt them all (and odds are you won't).

Between phases 3 and 4: Eat. Yes, you have time to eat to full. Illidan has to summon Torloth, who then brags about even giving up his "magnificent physique" for Illidan. (Seriously, what the heck, blood elves?)

Phase 4: Pop Unbreakable Armor, Icebound Fortitude, and (if you feel you need it) Lichborne or any relevant racials like Berserking. This should give you a good head start on the guy. Again, standard rotation, probably with a few more Death Strikes than usual. If he throws up a Spell Reflect, an easy way to knock it down is Mind Freeze - which has no effect on you if it's reflected. Just remember to keep using Death Strikes, because (again, coming from a plate DPS perspective) he hits pretty hard compared to the other enemies in this fight (1.4k crit on plate, I think... at least, he did that once).

Commentaire de 256283

had a pop at soloing as a resto druid
the first wave was easy, i couldve hurricaned but i forgot about that so i swiped em down in bear (in cat gear)
second wave was a bit harder and i has to heal midfight due to the hard hitting spell thing but i managed it again by swipe
third wave was too much though, due to me not having feral abilities etc i got hit too hard and i shadowmelded out of combat

2 mins later a pala and a hunter came along so i finished it with them

Commentaire de 231463

Just tanked this as a 80 DK hybrid spec just make sure you use your ghoul on the last boss, Got the green tabard as reward but changed it for purple np :)

Commentaire de 206153

Solo'd it as a 80 Demo Lock. Used about 4 healthstones during the encounter. I managed to seed the first and second waves, and popped demon form for the third wave. I used my voidwalker to tank the last phase, and just casted Curse of Doom and health funneled until he died. Note that if you use your pet to tank, if it gets Shadowfury'd out of the circle, and the boss chases it, there is a chance of his health resetting. Happened to me once during the encounter. Just be careful of the positioning of your pet.

Commentaire de 307162

just soloed as an 80 prot warrior. mostly heroic pieces, and some naxx drops. Very easy, just tank and spank as normal. popped enraged regen towards the end of the last 72 elite, and finished with 95% hp

Commentaire de 32973

Soloed as a lev80 rogue with all ilvl 213 (or better) items in Assassination raid spec.
Combat would be eaiser.. but still doable.

FoK is your friend.

Make sure you saved your Evasion for the last Lev72 elite, fairly easy.

Commentaire de 307240

Easily soloed as a level 80 Holy Paladin in Naxx25 gear.
Just put up Seal of Wisdom, Blessing of Wisdom and Concentration Aura.

The fight against Torloth lasted less than 4 minutes and I ended with full health and full mana.

Commentaire de remoter

Just tried with 3 dk's all of us lvl 71 2blood and 1 unholy. Got Torloth down to about 1/3 health then we wiped.

Commentaire de 314924

Soloed as pve specced fury warrior in heroic/emblem gear,
3730 ap + Fury of the Five Flights
378 hit rating
18 expertise (158 expertise rating)
Crit 29%
21k hp
105 haste rating

First waves were no problem at all just nuked them down quickly and painless, had time to rest up to full hp between all waves using Festival dumplings.
The last wave (the boss) tho were quite hard, used all my cooldowns (recklessness, death wish berserking and enraged regeneration) and finished him off with around 2k hp.

Torloth the Magnificent (boss in last wave)
118k hp
50 k mana
Hitting plate (13,5k armor) for between 750 and 2k.
Got Cleave Shadowfury and Spell Reflection.
But as an warrior I wouldnt say any of these bothered me to much.

Commentaire de 151016

Did this as a 58 (Unholy) DK with a 80 spriest helping me. I tanked everything up until the final boss with no problems. My friend either pulled aggro or tried to solo the last boss and died with the boss at about 5% health. I kited the boss (he's slower than Unholy Presence, it seems) until my friend finished his corpse run, at which point we finished him off easily. Difficult, and unnerving at times, but definitely doable.

Commentaire de MarkusBest9

Soloed as 80 fury warr.
First 3 waves are easy just spammed ww and bloodthirst.
the boss at last wave was a little harder used Enraged Regeneration and a pot but killed him

Commentaire de 315570

Soloed as a lvl 79 Enhancement Orc Shaman with decent gear. Just blow cooldowns when available and keep totems down at all times. It can be tricky but be sure to heal and mana pot when needed. Only took me one try and i was only close to death once lol. However the feral wolves saved my life. Always wanted the tabard so had to come back and do this quest =)

Commentaire de 70779

Soloed as a 80 Combat sword rogue. Mostly epic, some blues. Weapons were Reaper of Dark Souls, and Widow's Fury. I also had Essence of Gosamer, for the extra stam and the damage reduction proc.

Only buffs I had were a Might blessing, and a fort buff.

In preparation, have the best Agility/AP elixir you can get, and the best armor elixir. Also grab an Indestructable and Runic Potion.

Also, save Adrenaline Rush for the last phase only.

Phase one: AoE down with constant Fan of Knives and a Killing Spree. You can use Evasion if you don't have a good support trinket. Then single target what's left.

Immediately after the last one is defeated, eat food to regain health and stealth right away.

Phase two: Garrote one of the uglies and try to drag it back a bit to create some distance from the other. Single target down, and use Cloak of Shadows. I believe they are interruptable. Use Evasion if you didn't need it in the first phase.

Again, food, then stealth.

Phase three: Tricky part. Sap one. Cheap shot the next. Blind the third, and then use Blade Flurry to kill the non CC'd and the Cheap Shotted when he comes at you. Do not use Evasion this phase if you have it, you need it to be up for the next one. The blinded one should break just as the first one is dying. When the sapped one is the last one, bandage up, and engage when ready. Near his death, drink the Indestructible Potion to get the cooldown to trigger when combat drops. Doing it now enable the c/d to tick down more while the next phase starts.

Eat, then wait. Watch scene.

Phase four: Pop everything; Evasion, Adrenaline Rush, Blade Flurry if available, and lay into him. He hits decently hard on us rogues. As soon as the Runic Potion is up, take it. Also, if you have Sprint up, use that to get some distance and bandage again (cooldown should be up). You might get lucky and he'll cast his shield, giving you some good time. Then finish off.

A good challenge still at this gear level, but it should be trivial with the next tier of gear coming. Good luck!

Commentaire de 147326

I just solod this as an 80 arcane/fire mage...

gear: Full t7.5 with The Turning Tide

plan: DPS THE CRAP OUT OF EVERYTHING!

the first 3 waves were easy...

1st Wave: All I did was hide in a corner when they would come up...then Arcaned blast the first BIG mob and Arcan Barage...then did it to another one when all were together..Frost Nova and run away and Flamestrike and Arcane Explosion them down...EAT!

2nd Wave: Did the same thing to 1 Mind Breaker and added slow to other...

3rd Wave: Arcane Blast the furthest Highlord from you and sheep the closest one then finish off the 1st lord. nova the other 2, run away and kill one, put slow on other and kill...then kill last....EAT!

Boss: A little bit harder but was able to FINALLY do it...this Requires Kiting...but for the first couple of seconds use images and dps as hard as u can...when all images are dead run behind the pillars in the back where the crystals are and run around the central circle and back around the crystals. Use slow if u have it and Barrage as much as u can...If u have a macro for pom pyro use it wisley cause there is a spot in the center of the circle area where he and any of the previous mobs WILL EVADE...but not bug out and go back to full health...

Happy Hunting!

Commentaire de 256123

Just solo'd as an 80 holy pally. Pretty easy, but i found something odd: When you finish off the event, Illidan says something along the lines of "Not even Arthas could defeat me, yet you dare harbor such thoughts!" but in the quest The Hunter and The Prince you can clearly see Arthas defeating Illidan.

Now I may be wrong as I am not a lore fanatic, but it seems that the game is contradicting itself. Or Illidan is lying.

Commentaire de Uselessbob

Soloed as 80 25-man geared Enhance Shaman. If you are a level 80 looking to do this chain, it is tough even at 80 to solo, and squishies may have a tough time of it, but it is worth it in the end

Commentaire de blackchaplain

pfft, i solo'd it on my 80 holy pally... easy...

Commentaire de jostler

Just soloed as a lvl 80 Fury spec warrior with i200 lvl gear. Had to use my Enraged Regeneration during the 2nd to last fight (with 4 Illidari Highlord) so I couldn't use it for Torloth the Magnificent who actually hit pretty hard (800-2200 damage on 13500 armor plate) and I nearly died.

Just letting everyone know that it's certainly solo-able and the Offering of Sha'tar gives a tabard that does count towards your Twenty-five Tabards achievement.

Commentaire de unholynite

i did it with a 79 warrior, and im a 68 druid, healed him and did it easy, make sure if your healer you got everything ready and loads of mana cause i ran out at last guy, BE SURE TO HAVE HUGE MANA POTS OR YOU WILL PROBABLY FAIL

Commentaire de 169126

Just Duo'ed it today with my mates 80 Spriest and my 68 DK...

Can tell you it was a very hectic fight but we somehow pulled it off with only me dieing in the end, taking a bullet for my mate so he could pop a few heals and continue the fight.

Commentaire de 124192

be careful with the fight, if you dont attack like right away when the things spawn they WILL dissappear and you have to start over which is very annoying, i had to start over twice, i doued this w/ a lvl 80 warrior and my lvl 72 holy priest

Commentaire de 327629

I tried to solo this quest as a lvl 79 BM hunter... but didn't succeed.

I tried completing it with a lvl 70 warrior friend, but didn't succeed again!

I succeeded when my lvl 73 DK friend came also. That was very easy...

Commentaire de 331789

Soloed as a 80 unholy dk with quest blues, phases one and three were quite easy. phase two almost got me, and the boss got me down to 242 out of 18k

Once blizz hits dks with the nerf hammer though i doubt i could finish it

Commentaire de lyphe

Very ez to solo @ 80 ( just did it on my Rogue without breaking a sweat ).

FAILURE NOTE:
After beginning the quest, it failed almost immediately. You have to agro the mobs as they will not agro to you at 80. Also worth noting that you do not need to abandon quest to retry ... simply click the crystal prison again. GL.

Commentaire de jeian7

Every time I almost finish soloing this (as a hunter), my pet gets stuck and the mob(s) evade back to full health.

Sigh.

Commentaire de asktgm

I just did this as a disc priest, all waves are pretty easy to deal with using PW:S + Mind Sear, the only challenging bit was the last guy, hits very hard, relied on my shield and dots to kill, while attempting to kite around and heal myself.

Commentaire de Jept

Solo'd as a frostfire mage in full epic gear: I cleared the 2 middle elites by the entrance before beginning the quest (2nd attempt)

First wave: just blizzard

second wave: killed without cooldowns but bandaged after

third wave: sheeped one add, walked the other three away from the sheep and frost nova'd them, then killed one quickly followed by a cone of cold and semi-kiting the other two (depending on remaining health), then killed the sheeped one.

fourth wave: this was the tricky one, the first attempt got me killed in a matter of 10 seconds, so for the succesful attempt i started out max range and kited him using living bomb, fire blast, pyroblast procs, ice lance(didn't use blink, and he's immune to slow; he runs probably 105 or 110% player speed) in between the previously cleared gap and along the path. When he got close enough i blinked through him and began the other way. I ended up back at the initial room with the boss at around half health (didn't look closely), popped mirror image and blinked to get further away, and used all cooldowns to burn him while he proceeded to kill images.

Commentaire de 360122

Easily soloable as an 80 Meta/Ruin lock - took me two tries to get the sequence down right though.

First wave - gather up with Guard and RoF them down.
Second Wave - Tank and spank the two beholder dudes. Keep funnel going and you should be fine.
Third Wave - Meta, Immo Aura, pop your HS if you need it.
Final Boss - piece of cake. tank and spank, just dot him up and funnel your Guard.

Enjoy the Tabard =]

(Don't blow your meta on the first wave - mistake I made on my dry run. Rain of fire should be fine.)

Commentaire de tommirritant

Did it today on my BM hunter with Boar... walk in the park :)

Just keep your eye on pethealing and FD

Commentaire de 362725

quite easy to solo as frost dk, just keep howling wind, dnd and blood boil up you should take down everything easily, for the eyes just your standard rotation

Commentaire de 321602

Solo'd just now as a 12/0/59 Unholy DK.

Commentaire de 236462

RIDICULOUSLY easy to solo as a prot warrior. In t7/raid gear, these guys couldn't even hit me, so I'd just sit there and whack at 'em until they died. Took about 5 minutes.

Commentaire de 386111

Very easy as a lvl 80 retri paladin.

Commentaire de 144124

At level 80 the mobs will not aggro on you, you will have to engage them. Do not think this means you can take your time eating and drinking, however, as the mobs will despawn if not engaged and you will fail the quest.

Commentaire de krynis

Just (and I mean just barely) soloed this as a 75 Blood DK in quest prot gear, last fight was pretty crazy spent most of it around 1/3 hp spamming cool downs as they came up.

Commentaire de goomba

just failed as a pve mutilate rogue. burned my cds before the last guy and had nothin up my sleeves for him, got him down to 50% just by hittin him, 3 waves before him were easy though. thank god for fan of knives :P

Commentaire de 204283

i just soloed this as a 80 rogue... its really easy...

Commentaire de 337116

being a 70 ret paladin with good gear (altough I don't think I had my full epic, full gemmed, full enchanted gear at that time) I was able to reach the 3rd wave and kill one of the casters, then I died after having blowed all of my cd's and runned out of mana
I don't think it is impossible to solo if you're a paladin with all the best gear avalaible with elixirs, better pot etc as they say you're allowed to rest before the final fight and I was able to delete the boss from the quest "Last Rites" alone who should be similar, too bad that i'm not 70 anymore :(

Commentaire de Cantona

Can't seem to solo this as an 80 frost mage. Using PvP gear for survivability but I just can't get it. First tree waves are a joke and I don't even take any damage from either of them. Final wave is too much though. 118k hp and his spell reflect REALLY make this a #$%^& of a fight. Not to mention his Shadowfury skill one shots all of my mirror images, so I can't keep him off of me. :(

Commentaire de 389695

Solo'd as 74 DK. It's a record according to the comments above. I do believe I am awesome.

Commentaire de Janus1

Just solo'd as a L80 rogue.

Popped Combat CDs for Wave 2. Health Potion/Bandage/Food between waves, pretty straight forward!

Commentaire de 352922

Soloed as 80 retribution paladin.
bs crafted gear. Very easy to solo.

Commentaire de flameboy6184

Soloed as a 72 Blood Tank Specced DK. Used Frost Presence with all crafted Cobalt Pieces except chest and shoulders which were Heirloom as well as the Heirloom 2h Axe. Pretty easy solo as long as you can maintain a steady rotation of Death Strikes and keeping your cooldowns handy. Quite soloable provided you don't panic when rushed by a ton of elites.

Commentaire de Nathiest

How do you get this quest to start? Must you be in a group? I've clicked on the dude trapped in the crystal and all he does is warn me to get out while I still can. lvl 80 ret pally.

Commentaire de 439009

Soloed as a lvl 71 Prot Pally with mostly crafted cobalt gear and gear from nexus/UK quests, pretty easy, allthough those damn mind flaying guys are kinda annoying, last boss was easy to solo, just keep holy shield up and use seal of light and blessing of protection = win.

Commentaire de Zukai

I was able to solo this as a decently geared lvl 80 ret pally (3800ish gearscore) with very little
difficulty until the last boss, i still killed him i just had to heal ALOT

Commentaire de Chaosangel

Just soloed as an 80 combat rogue. Wound main, deadly off, flask of the north.

Wave 1: Pick one mob, cheap shot, Slice and Dice, then FoK the rest as they run in.

Wave 2: Cheap shot, slice and dice, blade flurry, both dead in less than 10 seconds.

Wave 3: Pick one, cheap shot, slice and dice, then FoK the rest as they run in.

Before the fourth (and final) encounter starts, you will have plenty of time to eat/bandage (about 40 seconds).

Wave 4: The final boss has 120k health, and hit me for about 2k. Pop evasion, adrenaline rush, then follow your standard rotation. He didn't last more than 20 seconds, and I only took one hit.

Keep in mind that I am pretty well geared. Your results will vary depending on your level of gear.

Commentaire de clarkeyboy

Just for anyones information, you can kill the NPC for the journal without doing the pre-quests, and then do the rest to get the tabard. Just did it now. Got ma shiny new Tabard! :beams:

Commentaire de annonn2

solo'd this easily as a t7.5 prot warrior.

Commentaire de 327014

just soloed this as 80 Disc priest. Sweet 7 minute fight....
I wish I had record the fight...was super funny.....

Commentaire de 476659

can anyone tell me where you actually pick up this quest? the three pages of "just solo'd" doesnt really help me.

Commentaire de salamiisyummy

Easily solo'ed as an 80 unholy dk with conquest gear.
Super cool for a tabard that not many people have. I wanted the purple one which is more likely to drop and got the green... still good though hahah.

Commentaire de Matt327

Soloed as a 80 Arms warrior

Buffs: Imp Commanding, some food, and a lot of HP

Popped BS on the first mob, went down easy.

Second is semi harder, spam cleave and keep Sweeping Strikes up whenever possible. They also Fear so watch out for that.

3rd is Difficult, 17k each and they hit like a mini cooper going 35 on a highway, BSed these guys and prepped for last guy

Final boss: Healed up, ate food quick, Pot's, Band-aids, Enraged Regen. and My Victor's Call.
Got me down to 4k out of the 29k i had, missed me a lot though which was a advantage.
He 's a pain in ass, 117k HP and Hit's like a truck, Heal as much as you can during this fight cause this guy (Even at 80) will destroy Squishees.

Hope this helps.

Commentaire de pikamaster

amazingly as a shadow priest 14/0/57

with an average item lvl of 227.68

i SUCCESS to solo this on my 3rd attemps with LUCK :S

the boss didnt stop to do 3.5k damage ... so i have to use flash heal over and over when bubble

and when i was at 1.5k health of 23k

i did a crit of 4k that save me :S

Commentaire de 140328

Solo'd as an 80 combat rogue in pvp gear (781 resil, 22k hp). Only guys that really put a hurt on me are the two mind breakers (i don't understand it either), and make sure you eat and stealth after each wave if you need to.

The last guy got me to about 20%, make sure you hit him with a 5 point expose armor early on.

Commentaire de 503980

Just completed this quest as a 72 prot pally with the Cobalt crafted set and BC quest rings/trinkets etc. (haven't started any WotLK quests yet) and it was fairly straight-forward. Only had trouble on the second wave (2 big eye mobs that fear). I'd recommend you wait till you hit 71 (level you learn Divine Plea).

Commentaire de EliteLeader

Not much trouble doing this solo, toc10/25/icc10 geared mage in deep frost spec with permanent water elemental.

First three waves are a complete utter joke, blizzarded my way through wave 1 within 5 seconds, the big eye mobs hit like a girl and have like 27k hp, so much for wave 2, wave 3 blizzarded my way through again in about 10 seconds.

The last wave caused me some trouble the first time though, I made the mistake on popping mirror image on wave 2 so the last guys 3 hit my water elemental and then bashed me into the floor within a couple of hits.

The second time I just saved mirror images for the fourth wave and it was no problem at all.

Hope this helps.

Commentaire de 98902

Easily solo'd as an 80 rogue.

Commentaire de 541618

Just finished doing this on my 80 rogue. Solo'd fairly easily, though I do have 10m ToC+ gear. Don't use any CD's before the last guy, just S&D/evic all the little guys down. Eat/bandage between fights, and on the last guy just blow CD's and he drops like a little girl off a trampoline.

Commentaire de x5992

Tried to solo as a 75 prot pally. I do well until the near the end when I run out of mana. Unfortunately no one is willing to help.

Commentaire de Evilry

Lv 80 Aff Warlock
Solo, completed on 2nd attempt. 1st attempt died on 3rd wave because I AE.

1st Wave: Let Voidwalker gain initial aggro and then quickly Seed of Corruption
Cost me 50% of mana and hp on this wave as first Seed explosion OT and mobs came to me, have a potion and healthstone ready. Do not Enslave as you will lose voidwalker for this.

2nd Wave: its recovery time for me to replenish both mana and hp to 95%+, don't let the mob die so qucikly if you are not fully recovered.

3rd Wave: DO NOT USE AE, they have 15k+ hp, AE cannot finish them soon enough, OT means certain dealth, let voidwalker hold them, you can kill them one by one easily!

Final: this guy has lot of HP, keep voidwalker alive to tank him, he is not hitting very hard on VW but fatal on clothies, I dps very little to avoid OT.

Last quest for my Loremaster of Outland ^_^

Commentaire de Murmellon

just soloed it at lvl 70 with my feral druid, used bearform for all fights with 15k hp and none-deffcap. Made it on the 4th try, so its not impossible to solo at 70, Felorn>Darksorrow is my drood if u wanna check

Commentaire de 437258

Just soloed this on my lvl 70 Prot Warrior. She has 14.3k HP unbuffed and some Kara/BT epics.
The only hard parts for this encounter were the phases 2 & 3. Phase 1 is mostly cleave/thunderclap spam and you shouldnt take too much damage. Phase 2 you should focus on 1 of the balls at a time and Shield Bash/Stun either one casting the mind flay kind of magic. Phase 3 you might have to pop a Shield Block/Wall here since the fire lords do some naughty damage due to the curse on you. If you manage to survive this the last boss is really easy. Just keep using your best damage skills and pop Shield Block whenever its ready. I didnt fall below 50% hp on the last boss even once.

Have fun and good luck if you're trying to solo this.

Commentaire de 230291

2 manned this with me, a freshly dinged lvl 70 Prot warrior, and my lvling buddy, a freshly dinged 70 Disc priest. We REALLY wanted the tabard. :P

First wave was absolute cake. Just spam Cleave, Thunder Clap, and Shockwave.

Second wave was pretty easy too. Just focus one down and Shield Bash any spells they cast.

Third wave was a bit dodgy, but that's because I didnt really see the flamestrike animation, which got me to like 20% health alot. Move out of the fire, easy.

The dialouge before the main boss is not in combat and lasts about 30 seconds to a minute I think. We easily got enough time to eat and drink up to full health / mana, which is probably a good idea because my friend was only at about 8% mana at the end of phase 3.
Boss was pretty easy. Just nuke it down. My friend kept SW: Pain and Devouring Plague up at all times. Just watch out for spell reflect. The aoe knockback was easily soaked and I just charged back at him in midair.

All in all, the entire quest just requires you to stay on your toes.

Commentaire de Evariste93

Tried solo'ing as a 70 BC geared pala tank...got to the 3rd wave with all the flamestrike crap before i was owned...literally 6 seconds left for my ardent defender to reset, and 16 seconds before i could pop another potion...it's impossible to find anyone to help me do the quest with since my server's dead (alliance side anyways)

EDIT: Right, tried it again, tried throwing a "Turn evil" on the big head thingies, only to find they're immune...yet they're not immune to hammer of justice...
Aaaanyways, if you're a pala like me, just make sure you're obviously judging for light (health) and make sure you're using shadow resistance aura on the second wave (big heads) then fire resistance aura on the third wave. When the guys on the third wave turn up, make sure you back away from their flame strike. It'll look like a red consecration on the ground. Does far more damage than any of their attacks, and when it's being cast by 6-ish people at once, it can kill you in a matter of seconds. As for the boss, well, the last boss hits like a damn truck...i have 15.2k armour and he hit me for around 900 a hit, with his cleave and other abilities doing considerably more...
Got him to around 60% health before he force fed me his sword...

Fantastic how almost all of the comments are "solo'd as an 80 just use your *blah blah* yet none of it helps at all...and surely at 80 this quest wouldn't be a problem.

Commentaire de 141564

Soloed as a 80 Unholy DK.Didn't use any potions or bandages.Used only Death Strike.Never went below 95% hp.

Commentaire de TheManWithNoName

Solo'd this on my hunter, it was a little bit tricky with aggro so I killed everything in all the rounds with exploding trap and volley, ate between phases and the last round I found to be fairly simple, my pet never died and handled the aggro well enough for feign death to recover. I did this with Survival spec activated.

Commentaire de Veralys13

Just soloed this on my druid (balance spec) at 80 in ICC10/ToGC10 gear, fairly easy, just make sure to HoT yourself up before the pulls, otherwise the final "boss" that you have kill may just kill you.

Commentaire de Phaethon

Possible to solo as a decently geared Level 80 Arcane mage (PvE).

First load of mobs are AoEable, the 2 big eyes are 2 shotted, then pack of 4 i Nova'd, sheeped and nuked one by one for safety, but the final elite with 120k HP caught me off guard first time out, as soon as he appeared I popped all my cooldowns but he doesn't become attackable for another 15~ seconds so i was a little premature and he beat me down with relative ease (Hits for around 3k on cloth iirc).

Went back a second time round, popped CD's at the right time and it wasn't too much of a pain.

Word of advice though, don't pop mirror image's near to the steps, they have a tendency to run off finding mobs to nuke and make things a little hairier than you might expect.

All in all, not too hard, but probably quite gear dependant for a mage.

Commentaire de Clousy

Solo'd as an 80 Frost Mage, 5K GS. Keep Ice Barrier up when you can

First wave, Ice Barrier, gather 'em up, Frost Nova, AOE them down

Second wave, sent Ele after one of the eyes, and I attacked the other; nothing to write home about

Third wave, gather, Nova, stay out of Flamestrikes, AOE.

Boss - luckily you get some healing time before he starts hitting on you, so I topped up my mana and popped Ice Barrier, so the cooldown would be close to done by the time he engaged. Wanted to pull with Ele, but he came at me straight away xD

Either way, he hit me for about 2.1K (go go Clothies :D ) - I popped my Mirrors/Trinks after he broke my second Barrier, though he practically one-shotted them. Used a Health Pot, but not Lifebloom, won the fight with half my HP and most of my mana left.

Commentaire de 627293

Just did this on a 80 Holy priest, Alot of kiting but i made it with 400 mana left of a total 27 k ^^

Commentaire de Gracin

Just soloed as a 80 Destro lock in an average of ilvl 214 gear. Took me two tries, after a major screw up on third wave with an imp out. Second try I brought the Blueberry out.

First Wave: I just seeded a couple targets and Backlash Incinerated to pop them.

Second Wave: Let Ol'Blue aggro them and single target burnt them down.

Third Wave: Messed up my strat a little and had to improvise, but best way would be to let Ol'Blue hold them and single target nuke them.

Final: I messed up and ran out of food/water before this so I did the entire fight at 50% hp and mp. Let Blue get aggro and then Health Funnel him when he gets to about 60%. Slow dps the target, while occasionally funneling to top off Blue. Soul shatter if needed and watch out for the spell reflect.

Commentaire de Slania

Just did this as a level 74 BM Tauren Hunter with level 73 turtle tank, used a stam scroll on him and an agi scroll on myself and had a Succulent Orca Stew buff since I'd received a stack from a quest previously and figured I might as well buff up as much as I could.

First wave - MD'd to pet, mend pet, set an explosive trap, volleyed the mobs down.
Second wave - Sent pet to attack each in turn, mend pet, burned each down one at a time.
Third wave - got in a bit of a mess because I forgot which mobs were next, but managed to MD them, mend pet was up and I alternated cower and shell shield, pet nearly died though.
Final boss - Mend pet, sent pet in, popped cooldowns, MD to pet when my aggro was getting high, again alternating cower and shell shield.

Ate and drank between waves. The trick to get both tabards still works :).

Commentaire de 377371

A very easy tabard for any class at 80. Grab it before Blizz takes it out!

Commentaire de 324117

Did this as a crappy geared shadowpriest with some emblem gear who has never set foot in a raid.

Just make sure shield is always up, you can just mind sear the large groups without too much trouble, or else throw a SW : P on all of them. You might want to eat up before boss and between waves though.

As for the last 'boss' i recommend to kite him around, being a cloth class, just DoT him up, kite him, and cast mind blast whenever possible, and you he's very easy.

I ended up with 2,5k-ish hp left, but that probably was because i had absolutely no idea what to do, so it's actually rather easy, even as a clothie :) .

Commentaire de wFPwnz

Solo'd 68 Ret Pally.

Commentaire de 686861

I think either this quest has been nerfed or pallies are op'd I was able to solo as a 69 prot pally. I only have nagrands quest gear and a decent 1hs. Just spammed hammer of righteous and word of power as my primary skills. threw in avengers shield or consecration if i had either enough HP to heal. or enough health to not worry. You have to keep health as full as you can, ie lots of overheal, to avoid dying while feared against the mindflayers. When you get to the highlords just tank em and watch for them to start casting. when one starts to cast jump to the side to avoid the 1shot kill. the final boss is cake. hor and wog till he dies..

Commentaire de 693140

As a Moonkin these fights were ridiculously easy! Just use Typhoon, Hurricane and Starfall on everything and ta-da! New tabard!

Commentaire de 355455

Ridiculously easy for a Frost mage after the 4.0.1 changes. Keep Ice Barrier up, and contrary to what the NPC tells you, make sure you're off to the side rather than on the platform, that way you can pull the mobs at your control. I was geared in lucky Deep Freeze crit nearly took out the final mob in one shot, I never even got hit.

Commentaire de 477485

Solo'd this as a level 69 prot paladin. The key, for me, is speccing into Guarded by the Light. The fight was long, but there were no really "scary" moments for me. Focus all your holy power into Word of Glory and you'll be fine.

Commentaire de art13

Made for paladin retribution. Very easy

Commentaire de Superfresh

Easily solo'd by a one day old lvl 80 hunter with only blues to his name.
Amazing Tabard.

Commentaire de ohmyforce

Done as 68 Prot War + 68 Shadow Priest.

I would also say, that *this quest did bug for me and my partner*. After killing all 4 waves, only one of us completed, and we figured that one of us may have either been mounted when we initiated the quest (from the Crystal Prison) or one of us left the main 'stage' where this takes place. Second time we completed, staying strictly in the center/back of the staging and DISMOUNTED when we talked to the Crystal Prison.

The waves are tough, and as everyone says, the second wave (the two 'floating eyes') are quite tricky. But there is a strategy to manage the waves and keep your party rested.

For two level 68s (crafted and non dungeon gear) I would say that this was an enjoyable challenge and though we wiped it was a rewarding experience. We also developed a good strategy, which we have since used in future 'wave' encounters to great results.

Second wave - It took me and my gf a wipe to work out that fearing these guys -or any mob in these waves -is a terrible idea, as they will immediately run into 4 Lvl70 Elites and aggro. As has been said before, try your best to DPS one down and hold the second in place as best possible. I rotated stuns and taunts on the second whilst I kicked the hell out of the first. Once the first was down we switched to tank and spank on the second, which was an opportunity for my gf to sit and recover mana and lay on some heals.

Strategy - We carried this strategy on to each wave -once we reach the final mob of the wave -we just tank him indefinitely (taunts) and rest the priest and allow cooldowns (etc) to reach ready states. Once we were primed we'd quickly finish off the last mob without mercy and be ready for the next wave. *Doing this on the first wave should help you especially with the second harder wave*

The last boss encounter does give you about 30 seconds to sit, eat and drink so use the opportunity to do so. He does knock back, so I put my back to one of the structures and his back to mobs outside of the boss encounter, just to be safe. He does cast spell reflection, and from what I remember it was hard to time my interrupt -but really, this is quite easy, just avoid the knock backs.

Just remember to manage the waves down to the last mob and spank him slowly, allowing cooldowns and your priest the time to regen.

Commentaire de docallens

Solo'd this as a level 70 balance druid in full epics (except trinkets)

First Wave: Cast 3 lifebloom, kill one of the guys, recast 3 lifebloom. Repeat.

Second Wave: Same strategy as first.

Thrid Wave (the hardest, I wiped here): Entanling roots on one of the highlords and have treants aggro another highlord (my treants were able to kill it all by themselves) Had to have rejuvination and lifeblooms up will fighting the remaining 2. Once those are killed, go for the CCed one.

Boss Battle: Again, kept lifeblooms and rejuvination up since he hits hard. Popped all of my Cooldowns, and it was pretty much a tank 'n spank.

Commentaire de 672889

yay for soloing at 85 on my hunter .-.
and at 80 on my dk...awhile ago...yeah....good times

Commentaire de 784210

Solo'd as a level 70 frost mage, granted I was in mostly epics/T6. Barely managed to kill the last guy had only 24 hp when he died.

Commentaire de snub999

Just did this quest solo with an 85 Arcane Mage, just to see if it could be done. Even with a 340 average item level, most of the mobs were being 1 shot. Other than the first wave (Too many mobs to kill before they reach you. Just AoE them down), the other waves were trivial. Lost maybe 5-7k HP during the entire event. For Torloth, I popped mirror images and didn't even grab threat as I burned him.

After my success with my mage, my 85 Mut Rogue went as well. Most of the elites are immune to stuns, but you can burn them down with brute force. Recuperate makes this a pushover.

If you're an 85 of (dare I say) any class/spec capable of dealing damage, you can do this quest.

Edit: You can downrate me all you like, but for a non tanking class, even at 85. Stuff in BC can still hurt if you're not careful.

Commentaire de 787327

Just soloed as 70 BM hunter (spec'ed for extreme soloing, ofc).
Was full tier 6, a few pvp accessories and a bear pet.

The main problem is at the 1st round when the mobs spawn all around the fighting area, making it hard to pull them all on your pet, besides that they all have few HP (6k) and hit easy.

The 1st spawn you can shadowmeld or FD, and let your pet take them all before u start atacking, make sure to use thunderstomp to keep pet's aggro above your healing (mend pet).

The other spawns should be easy (few mobs), just keep the pet with Mend on, and control your aggro.

The last boss hits a bit harder specially at beginning, keep pet with Mend, and use Last Stand / Cower whenever needed. You can also use Distracting shot and kite a bit while your pet recovers HP (only if needed, he really hits hard and u may die).

Commentaire de 773348

Did they remove quest with last patch?

Commentaire de 801876

Solo'd this as a 70 Retribution Paladin.

First wave was very easy. There may be a lot of mobs, and even though they are all "elite", they each have less than 7k HP and don't hit hard at all.

Second wave was a bit more difficult. Concentrated on nuking one at a time instead of AoE and healed as needed.

Third wave was by far the most difficult. Four mobs, each having 44k HP (if I remember correctly). They hit fairly hard so heals were flowing here. Once two were dead it was dramatically easier as I wasn't taking nearly as much dmg.

Fourth wave was pretty easy. One mob at about 114k HP (I think). He's got some tricks up his sleeve like spell reflect, but other than that it was pretty much straight forward. Healed as needed, drank a mana pot. Nothin special though.

My gear is full Brutal Gladiator's DPS set.

Commentaire de kerrymayall

Soloed first time as a Level 70 BM Hunter with a tenacity pet specced / glyphed for survivability (1.5k Mend Pet ticks at L70). My gear was BoA chest and shoulders, some early Northrend greens and the Fury of the Raging Dragon gun from Borean Tundra.

For me, the first wave was the most difficult just due to the numbers attacking. I refrained from attacking initially and just focused on healing my pet until it had dropped at least 3 thunderstomps to ensure some half-decent aggro on all the mobs. After that it was in with the explosive / snake traps and then just focus fired down whatever target my pet was currently attacking, all the while keeping up Mend Pet.

The other fights were a lot easier to manage due to less enemies (the 3rd wave with the 4 guards was of moderate difficulty i guess, but just quickly dropped them 1 at a time to reduce incoming damage on pet.)

Quests like these are the reason I have a beast mastery spec, not to look at pretty exotic pets. Very satisfying to complete them due to the intensity and the low margin of error.

Commentaire de 804096

Soloed this quest just now, after eat wave, i had crusade which heals for 300% after every opponent that yields exp or honor,
---- Level 74 paladin, Aimeey.

Commentaire de 405184

Where do you start this Quest chain at? like the very start of the whole chain.

Commentaire de Aradroth

Easily done within 5 minutes at 85

Commentaire de tkalfaoglu

I could solo it at level 85 :)

Commentaire de 853280

Solo'd easily as a 70 prot paladin.
15k health

Commentaire de GWARrior

For those of you wanting either the purple or green tabard but were unfortunate enough to not get your color, all you have to do is destroy the tabard you received from the quest then go to any tabard vendor in any major city and they'll give you the option of restoring either your green or purple tabard. You can only do this AFTER the quest is complete.

Commentaire de 644686

Would just like to explain the pre-quest leading up to this (So we can all get our Tarbard/s faster!);

Kill Val'zareq the Conqueror to recieve Journal de Val'zareq, which you can use to start a quest. This quest will then take you to the Crystal Prison, where you will defeat the waves of mobs and hand-in in Shattrath for your tabards!

Commentaire de 672889

who's the jerk downvoting all of the comments >.>

Commentaire de 901135

If you are 85 and just want to do the Twenty-Five Tabards achievements, go and kill Val'zareq the Conqueror (he is walking around the zone), he will drop The Journal of Val'zareq then you give it to the Crystal Prison, it will give you Battle of the Crimson Watch, start the event, finished it and then go to Shattrath City to get you tabard. You will get Green Trophy Tabard of the Illidari or Purple Trophy Tabard of the Illidari. Both tabards are random and they will be in the Offering of the Sha'tar.
If you want both tabards you can do this: before you loot the tabard. Remove your auto loot, look inside the Offering of the Sha'tar see what color of tabard you got (dont take the tabard) go and speak to Garyl <Tabard Vendor>in Orgrimmar tell her that you lost your tabard of the Illidari, choose a different color of tabard that you have and then loot the Offering of the Sha'tar box. And you will have them both green and purple. It is simple and quick.
Hope this helped.

Commentaire de 625768

Just completed this quest as an 85 Shadow Priest. Had a few issues, with the quest failing twice, before I was actually able to get through all the mobs. It seems the problem may be that at level 85, you don't actually aggro the mobs anymore, and if you stand around waiting for them to attack you, it triggers some kind of time limit and the mobs disappear and the quest fails. Once I figured this out and began the attack myself instead of waiting for it to begin, I was able to complete the quest with no issues. (Admittedly, rather a "Well, duh!" moment.) For an 85 caster, it was a straightforward nuke-fest, just open up and let 'er rip.

Commentaire de Shaitan051

Tried as a 70 frost DK and got my ass handed to me on the last phase. The nerfing doesn't seem to extend to the boss.

Commentaire de GreenLionPilot

As a level 72 Protection Paladin... Was able to solo it in one try.

Commentaire de 1119177

Was able to finish this off solo as 69 disc priest. Decent gear, with dps enchants. Hard fight, but with manapotions and mindbender talent its doable.

Commentaire de Pampurio

Just obtained BOTH tabards with Noventa "method".

For Ally players: speak to Rebecca Laughlin Rebecca Laughlin in Stormwind City

Commentaire de JovaNNi

Soloed as brewmaster monk at 68 (heirlooms and blues). Pretty hard and requires a lot of healing (100k heal+absorb on last phase), but really enjoyable.

Commentaire de MidnaLink

i solo'd this, until the last guy, he gave me a 'final blow' as it were. hoping to find myself a healer just to keep me healed for that final blow...i don't think it needs 5 people at all though.

Commentaire de 1143697

Soloed as 68 prot pally, quest gear only, no dungeon gear. Killed by random mobs during step 2 due to fear. reset then not a problem. Make sure to take out guards prior to fight or stay on backside for fear effects. except for fear effect and random mobs easy quest.

Commentaire de 1440987

Battle of the Crimson Watch http://youtu.be/8vJJHVD93vo

Commentaire de Sonofargo

Looks super cool and now festive for the upcoming LEGION expansion.

Commentaire de Boxofbeer

Battle of the Crimson Watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K27cGhIs11Q

Commentaire de Lucilite

This quest is SEVERELY bugged. I'm trying it with a lvl 100 toon, so being able to solo it should be a non-issue. However, when I accepted the quest, nothing happened for a few seconds, then it failed. I was only just looking around, trying to see where I had to go & what I have to do. I abandoned & re-accepted, then noticed the guy tells me to "quickly get in the center of the middle platform!" So I did, some enemies appeared around me, didn't attack, a few seconds passed, QUEST FAILED. Tried a 3rd time, same thing again.

It might help if there were a description of what exactly I'm supposed to do & where & when, etc, but most the comments here are just about what lvl & class people managed to beat this on, nothing about the quest mechanics. But surely what's happening to me isn't SUPPOSED TO happen, right? I'm submitting a ticket.

Commentaire de Snailians

You leave combat between each wave of enemies, so if you're a lower level character attempting to solo this quest, you have a time to eat/drink between each wave.

Commentaire de paladinnr1

As of Legion you now get both tabards upon completion of the quest.

Commentaire de nex15

You now get both tabards from the quest.

Commentaire de Sunreaver

Not sure if it just happened in the latest patch (the pre-launch Legion patch), but I did this on my hunter about 20 minutes ago and A'dal gave me both tabards instead of the offering box.

Commentaire de Huskykun

As of 5th of august 2016, This quest gave me both tabards instead of the box.

Commentaire de vitor210

For some reason, I had to do this 3 times, since I wasn't getting credit for completing it even though I killed all the mobs up to and including the last one. I had to leave the quest and retake it and wait for the place to be deserted and go kill all the mobs solo. It seems you need to kill ALL of the summoned mobs by yourself, not just wait for others to kill them.

Commentaire de Kenzirey

The quest now rewards both Tabard trophée des Illidari violet and Tabard trophée des Illidari vert, no need to go to a tabard vendor and ask for the one you did not recieve from the Offrande des Sha'tar.

Commentaire de Bthoven

The rewards for this quest have changed.

You automatically get both tabards, along with a choice of whatever rings may be appropriate for your class.

There is no longer an offering, hence no need to do any of the machinations on how you open the offering in order to get both tabards.

Commentaire de BigKingAlexxx

Couldn't solo as 68 prot warrior. Died to the last mob.

Commentaire de Woodymakespizza

Two things... First, I wanna say that this is still available and rewards both tabards as of 8.3, but I also wanna add in something funny I saw, especially in light of Illidan's insanity as also mentioned above. Im a warlock, and after defeating all of them, Illidan challenged my demon, and not me, to come visit him in the Black Temple, likely cause the last kill was done by him. LOL

Commentaire de pcgneurotic

December 2020, if you find that the quest fails for no apparent reason, it's because of what Mogster1234 says on this page, i.e. You gotta get right on them all, a.s.a.p. before they despawn. Two waves of mobs, and a third, single dude, who comes in behind you to talk to the 'face crystal' a bit. Kill him and then bugger off and get all yer tabards.

Commentaire de Vandredor

what kind of garbage is this quest along with the other 5 person quest in the zone. Party sync is useless unless you somehow find someone willing to go through over an hour of quests to get to the point where they can also go on the same quest and chances of finding a random person on the quest is obviously low. Blizzard needs to nerf this so it can be done solo or make it an instance where you get npc's to help or something

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