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Commentaire de 1440987

Yétimus, le Seigneur des yétis http://youtu.be/pK0K96W-knY

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Yétimus, le Seigneur des yétis https://youtu.be/Yv1968t9hKM

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Commentaire de Aranan

As of 11/17/2010 on the Beta, this guy is pretty challenging. A 25 protection paladin (me) and a 25 demonology warlock tried to take him down, figuring that we could squeak by on a 3 person elite quest if we both used all our cooldowns and played it safe. We got Yetimus to about 60% before dying. His knockback caught us by surprise, so we tried again and managed to get him down to about 45% - 50%. Tough fight.

Commentaire de T0ky0

Indeed, tough fight.

Highlights:
- 1st person who grabs aggro will jump directly to it.
- CC's work
- He does a knockback every often (Damage from fall, so pay attention to it)
- Watch where u pull him (u might aggro more mobs from aoe and so)

Happy wipes/hunting x)

Commentaire de 102058

Possible for a BM Hunter.
Just tried it and got him down to 1k.

This guy is way annoying though
He knocked me into a tree >.<

You have to make sure your pet doesn't get knocked away from you. Or else it will be dismissed.

Try not to aggro off your pet. He hits like a truck :(

It is really refreshing knowing Blizz wants us to actually group up and not 1-shot everything :)

Commentaire de papadrugio

It's possible to solo him as a 26 resto druid, but it's very time consuming:

-Get at max range for Entangling Roots.
-Cast Roots.
-Cast Wrath.
-About a half second after the Wrath cast completes, cast Roots. If timed correctly, the new roots will snare him right as old ones break.
-Repeat ad nauseum 'til he's dead. If you start running low on mana, let the roots stay the full duration before casting Wrath.

Commentaire de 477288

A tank + someone with heals should be able to duo this without too much difficulty. Duoed this as a level 24 protection Warrior with a level 24 retribution Paladin, with the Paladin healing me constantly while remaining out of knockback range. There were a few close calls when I was knocked near the Paladin and we didn't get a chance to better position ourselves before the next knockback, resulting in the Paladin being launched as well (and subsequently being unable to heal), or when I was knocked out of the Paladin's healing range. Our movement was poor, however, and with better movement you'll not experience such close calls.

Commentaire de 731129

12/20/2010 - Solo'd 27 Resto Shaman. Don't even bother with totems you'll never get them down and stay near them long enough to bother with the mana. Earthshield, Healing Surge, Earthshock and melee dps till dead.

Commentaire de 734393

Hogger's older stepbrother.

Commentaire de unigolyn

I don't really understand why they're putting non-soloable elites in leveling zones. It's highly unlikely you're going to find a group for this, and it's unkitable.

I tried asking the 85s in the zone, but they are of course too busy surveying to bother assisting other players in an MMO.

Commentaire de 139445

Soloed as a lvl 31 Prot Pally. Tried multiple times at lower levels but just didn't have the damage to drop him. But I used the same strategy each time. Used as much burst range damage as I could to pull him before he could start tearing me apart. Make sure you pull him near the Sludge fields. By a cliff face, I used this best I could for negate the knock-back as you don't get sent flying into the air high enough to take damage. The only probably is he starts to run behind you as you get knocked back further and eventually you and the mob have switched positions. Instead of trying to reposition yourself during the fight I just took it for granted that this was going to happen, so when he knocked me back the ONE time away from the cliff I used to biggest cool-down I could use. And then when he ran to me, I immediately ran back to get my back to the cliff. During the fight and tried doing max damage, using to build Holy Power and hot-keyed Word of Glory to a single mouse click, I needed to use it ever time I had full Holy Power. Also Divinity/Eternal Glory is a great talent to take for this as it increases healing done and also done on yourself, and has a chance to not consume your holy power when casting Word of Glory, which essentially gives you free healing. GL

Commentaire de 129537

Ridiculous and completely impossible for a warlock to solo.

He jumps to you with an aoe knockback that throws you and your pet 50 feet in opposite directions, unsummoning it. And he does it every 3 seconds, you literally have no time to cast anything.

Commentaire de 53726

Finally soloed this guy (28 ret pally), it's a damn tricky fight due to the knockback he does. Key trick is to clear the cave entrance and fight him there, so you don't suffer knockback dmg. It also should be noted that I'm using the heirloom Arcanite Reaper with the crusader enchant, and had to use Lay on Hands, health pot and heal quite a lot during the fight. But I got him after figuring the placement. :P

Commentaire de 749593

This fight is really something else ^-^.

Did it with hunter (26) and priest (25). We wiped like 4 times until we figured out how we could beat him. But instead of finding a wall so we didn't get knocked back, we made sure we stayed together and got knocked back to the same location ;-). Hunter sent pet in first so i could shield and heal the pet. Then hunter took over and I just kept healing. Lots of running though.

Commentaire de TheMuffinMan

"We're moving away from group quests because once no one is there, it's just a brick wall!"
Way to go, Blizzard.

Don't bother trying to solo this at level. He knocks back (and up), dealing a large amount of damage AND doing fall damage. So have fun 2-manning it with your tank taking 40-50% in one shot.

Commentaire de Rhod

I solo'ed this as a level 25 Hunter by kiting.

My first attempt I waited until Yetimus was going up the eastern ramp, then used Concussive Shot + Aspect of the Cheetah to bring him to Tarren Mill. He doesn't seem to have the normal reset leash, so you can kite him far. Once the guards jumped in, it was easy.

The second time, I just kited him around the field with the horses just south of Tarren Mill, and kept my pet on passive and chipped away until he was dead.

- I kept my pet on passive to avoid his leaping attack, which he never did for me unless my pet took aggro.

Commentaire de Cindi

I also solo'ed him as a level 30 paladin after a string of failures. The key for the fight is:

1) reduce the fall damage caused by his knock back
2) the ability to heal yourself
3) mana control (use Judgement as soon as it is cooldown)

(41.6, 50.6) is a good spot for the combat. http://www.wowhead.com/maps?data=267:416506
Two small hills surround the area. Always position yourself back to the middle of the small valley after each knock back, with your back facing one of the slopes. You will only take small fall damage.

Divine protection and lay on hands can also be helpful. Time his knock back and use hammer of justice beforehand.

Commentaire de Conal

Yetimus, schmetimus.../abandon.

Commentaire de 354852

Solo'd as a level 25 Ret paladin with only the heirloom sword and dungeon gear. As paladin you just have to play it safe with flash of light, but also do enough damage to get those WoG's. Stun is invaluable in this fight, along with LoH

Commentaire de feralpwndu

This quest is actually pretty easy, he does minimal mele damage. The only class I can think of that would have issues would be poor squishy rouges. As for the fall damage which is the greatest challenge all you have to do is position your back to a mountain while fighting him. All hell do is push you back slightly causing minimal to no fall damage

Commentaire de Monk

If you pull him inside the yeti cave that he paths by, you can negate the fall damage entirely. That being said it's still pretty difficult to do unless you have a heal or some defensive cooldown.

I wasn't able to solo it on my 26 arms warrior, even with full heirlooms, saving victory rush for when I'm missing health, and using a health potion.

Commentaire de Deceptica

Even if you're used to soloing group quests with ease, this is definitely a quest that you want to group up for. Initially I was a little worried that nobody else would be around to help out or even care, but one quick

/1 Anyone for Yetimus?

later I had a group of three that managed to take him down on the first attempt. We then immediately proceeded to The Durnholde Challenge together and did that as well.

Grouping in WoW is not completely dead just yet. :)

Commentaire de Sunac

Also found this an impossible solo @ 29 as a demo warlock kitted out in full heirlooms. Tried the trick of fighting in the cave - his knockback broke aggro from my demon as he was sent flying laterally further in the cave, sending him straight at me. Drain life and health stone were of no help at all.

Not soloable. Anyone tells you otherwise is yankin' your chain.

Commentaire de Orcbum

This is very soloable as a Frost Mage (level 28). However, even donned in BoAs, this fight got me down to 20% health. Yet, here are some tips that must be utilized:
-You must Blink when you are sent flying into the air. This automatically puts you to the ground, so you will not take fall damage
-Kite him like you never did before! When you charges/jumps to you. Frost Nova (or Pet Nova Freeze if your Nova is on cooldown), then gather a distance, yet with ample time to start up a Frostbolt+Ice Lance shatter combo so you can actually dent his health.
-This is easier at 29, as you have access to Icy Veins.
-Even easier at 30, with Ice Block.

Commentaire de 257861

Was soloable on a level 29 elemental shaman, without BoAs. To be fair, I had nearly full blues that were as close to BiS as they can get. I did have nearly full enchants as well.

I downed him second attempt (first attempt was really close) by kiting him uphill towards the alliance AV entrance. That lessened the fall damage from the knock back considerably, enabling me to successfully heal up with healing surge without much effort. The rest of the time was spent moving and keeping frost shock up while casting Lightning Bolt on the run.

Good Luck.

Commentaire de Sewedir

We tried to do it last night.
Me as 27 Enchantment shaman, a 26 Fire Mage and a 25 Destro Warlock.
After couple of wipes when warlock finally decided to use fear.
His throw is pretty damaging.
Couple of time I died with him because he throw me into Hillsbrad and it was phased and I didn't see him. lol.
But we finally did it. Thanks to lock fear. I never would guessed that you fight him inside the cave.
Stupid wrath killed that spirit in me when you all have to do was to stand still and spam buttons.
I really miss those group quests in cata.
Blizz should add more like this.

Commentaire de 610701

Soloed it at level 23 on Shadow Priest. Don't get me wrong this guy is really hard (wiped 10+ times). Full BoA + all Blues (with best enchants available) in other slots. Cleared out the cave entrance and fought him under a low ceiling (eliminating the fall damage). Kept renew and shadow word: pain up at all times. Mind blast when available, flash heal when at 50% health or less. Power Word: shield up when off of cool down. Used Elixir of Wisdom and Bloodthistle (guess this would require a blood elf toon) and a mana potion.

Commentaire de 930091

JUST soloed Yetimus as a level 26 paladin, BoA shoulder, chest, back and sword. Pulled him on the left side of the cave and kited him around the mountain, turning around and fighting him until he threw me up. I angled myself so that the mountain would catch me and make me land on a lower hill.

Took me 3 tries and a LoH to down him, it's much more worth it to ask a friend for help.

Commentaire de 933764

I soloed this as a level 37 warlock. I used by voidwalker and made sure to fight him in between the mountains so when he did blast my vw back it didn't hurt so bad. I also kept using health funnel on my vw.

Commentaire de 716975

Comfortably solo'ed as a level 28 Holy Paladin in a mix of dungeon blues and BoA gear.

First attempt failed horribly as I attempted to keep my back to the cliffs near the yeti cave.

Second attempt went much smoother as I waited for him to path by the Sludge Fields. Pulled him with an Exorcism and stunned him with a Hammer of Justice, after which I legged it back to the wall around the Sludge Fields, which completely negated the effects of his knock back. Then it was just a matter of using Holy Shock to damage him followed immediately by Word of Glory to heal myself with a Flash of Light if needed, and Judging/Stunning every time it came off cooldown.

Commentaire de Tigronn

you can MC this killer

Commentaire de 719264

Just downed him. 29 Marksman hunter. Used spider pet to engage. kept SS up and slow dps. He only managed 2 knockbacks the 2nd of which I realized I could use disengage to avoid fall damage.

Commentaire de 972644

easily solo-able if you stay near the mouth of the nearby cave which will prevent you from being tossed into the air and taking fall damage. had mostly blue equips with a few greens but nothing really special.

Commentaire de snub999

Soloed as lvl 26 Destro warlock with BoA gear and ghostlands stuff filling the rest of my slots. The talent for incinerate healing my pet and Demon Training Glyph for extra armor for my VW.

The trick I found to making this doable is to start resummoning a new VW when my current one reached about 25% health. That way the boss is wailing on my pet while it's still alive, and then goes right to fighting the new one, leaving me taking no melee hits from the boss.

Back yourself up to something so you don't take fall damage too. That can't be ignored.

Commentaire de 990267

Solo'd as a level 27 disc priest in only greens - so if you are of the same class and no one else is around to help, it's definitely worth the attempt and might be a bit of fun!

He will jump and toss you into the air quite high, knocking you back hundreds of yards and dealing unpreventable fall damage as well. As such, it's integral that you try and prop yourself up against a mountain side clear of enemies. There is a chance however that he will knock you over mountains; personally, I just let him kick me all over the fields.

Important points to note:
1. Keep both Renew and Power Word: Shield up at all times. In spots where you need immediate, massive heals (and you will), use Penance as Flash Heal is too long of a cast and he will kill you before you can cast successfully.
2. You will only be able to get one or two attacks off in between rounds of him jumping on you. I used Penance on him mostly throughout the encounter; Holy Fire for the times he actually let me cast a full spell. Penance alone made up for 57% of the damage done.
3. Keep up Shadow Word: Pain for those times you are not attacking and flying through the air - this spell does instant as well as over-time damage.

You can kite him to Tarren Mill, but it will get messy as he knocks you all over the place and away from the NPCs who will give up persuit.

It took me nearly 7 minutes to kill him this way.

Good luck and have fun! :)

Commentaire de 843021

I generally dislike when people post simply to say "soloed as an xx xxx," but since I did come here looking for advice in between attempts, I'll go ahead and post what I did here in case it's useful in the future.

I soloed this guy as a level 25 protection paladin. I tried to stay in the cave to avoid the fall damage, but I screwed up and ended up getting tossed all over Hillsbrad (or at least the 40 square feet in front of the cave).

Basically the strategy was to heal myself every time I landed. If I had a 3-charge Word of Glory available, I'd do that; otherwise, I'd use Flash of Light. Being a blood elf was invaluable due to Arcane Torrent, without which I don't think I'd have been able to solo this at this level, as it let me have a couple more Flashes of Light. When things were about to take a turn for the terrible, I used Divine Shield.

I was in double-digit health when I was done, so I imagine that if you actually manage to stay inside the cave up against the wall you'll do a lot better.

Commentaire de miathyria

L37 destitute Shadow Priest and finally managed to solo by luring him to the cave. I still got knocked around (and out of the cave), but the falls were lessened by being up against the mountains. Constant Shadow Word: Pain, Mind Blast/Devouring Plague as soon as ready and Mind Flay in between.

Commentaire de Yeahmate

Solo'd as a twinked 20 holy paladin. Somewhat hard fight, but got him down.

Commentaire de TheWafflian

Interesting to solo as a 26 Demo Warlock. No Heirlooms. Used Voidwalker. My only talent was .

Naturally, you want to start up by making sure you have some healthstones, and use Soulstone to make it less annoying if you die.

Before the fight, farm the nearby mobs to pull up your Demonic Fury (3/4 should suffice). Clear the area immediately around the boss.

Start with Métamorphe. Spam until VW is about half health (Won't take more than a few seconds. Watch out.). Peur The Yeti.

At this point, switch out of demon-form. While the boss is running around, grab a nearby mob and drain-life/Shadowbolt it. Make sure to channel life back to your pet as well. Once you're both up to full (And hopefully recovered some Fury), repeat.

If your VW dies, fear the boss and re-summon. If your re-summon is on CD, fear more. It'll take a while, but if you're careful, it's easily doable. I can imagine this being true for lower-leveled locks.

Commentaire de 1358800

Just soloed with level 29 Protection Paladin. If you clear the entrance of the cave and fight him inside, you take much less fall damage and don't go flying everywhere. The battle was much easier than before, but still somewhat challenging. NOTE: My character has NO heirlooms or anything from the WoW store (I'm broke :( ) This could make the battle a breeze for those who do.

Commentaire de roumi96

I managed to solo as a level 26 destro lock with no heirlooms just quest gear.
The first couple of attempts I died almost instantly because I didn't have time to resummon my voidwalker.(I used glyph of demon training which comes free to all locks).
The third time I decided to try and fear him and it worked.
My strategy is:
1. Send in voidwalker but stay away from Yetimus so you don't get knocked back.
2. DPS him until your void is about to about.
3. BEFORE your void dies, start casting fear so Yetimus doesn't have time to charge you.
4. Resummon voidwalker and repeat.
If you do this perfectly you wont need to heal yourself as you shouldn't take any damage.
I liked the challenge of this fight and I thought I would have to find a group before I knew he could be CCed.

Commentaire de 1440987

Yetimus the Yeti Lord http://youtu.be/pK0K96W-knY

Commentaire de 1374013

Yetimus the Yeti Lord https://youtu.be/Yv1968t9hKM

Commentaire de WoWGnGP

I made i playthrough of this quest if anyone wish to see how to do it :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzNWHrg6lDo

Commentaire de SilverDragon234

Yetimus ye Yeti Yord. lol yeti talk :D

Commentaire de swedengamer

As of patch 7.1.5, I did this quest as a level 25 Blood Elf Frost Mage while leveling in this zone. And boy, was this a hard one. I was in regular green leveling gear, and no heirlooms. I can't believe I stumbled upon a quest that was this much pain. I could not solo it, no matter how I tried. I did not have my Ice Barrier yet, so there was no damage reduction of any kind here. And he was immune against slow, so all my frostbolts was useless. However, frost nova worked, but that did not save me either. I was eventually forced to look for someone else to group up with. I was playing at night, and while there was people in the zone, noone seemed to be interested. Luckily, Blizzard had just implanted that new group quest finder thing, which made it really easy to look for other people. I eventually found someone, even though a multitude of russian people took my group as an excuse to go realm jumping..

Good luck for you people that are trying to solo this. I realize there will be a lot of classes that has an easy time with this, and I probably could have done better if I was higher level.

Commentaire de auranim

Soloed as a level 57 Discipline Priest. Just levitate yourself when you get thrown up, spam shadow mend if you get under 30% life, always be shielded/attoned and Penance him when you're thrown. Time consuming, but far, far from impossible.

Commentaire de Shadowtek

soloed with entangling roots and wrath cast but there is one adjustment . if you cast both spells back to back you have to stand in the 20-25 yard range of him

Commentaire de JodagonDrago

Thanks to Blizzards new scaling zones, have fun never killing this guy unless you come back at level 70 or have 2 friends the same low lvl as you.

Commentaire de Revenai

Not sure how to kill this one solo after auto-scaling... Subtlety Rogue here.

Commentaire de GDerkon

Should say... Suggested players: 5

Commentaire de shotmachine

With the new scaling zones introduced in 7.3.5 this boss is significantly harder to solo as a melee class, but it is still possible.

To solo this boss you have to get the quest Subterfuge et malice and Infiltration, which are part of a quest chain started by Régicide Orkus. While on this quest you are disguised as a member of the SI:7, which means alliance is now friendly to you.

To solo the boss stand at 46.7, 49.1 and pull him. while trying to use any movement and survival you might have, move towards the camp north of you, at 44.7, 46.2.
Keep the distance between you and yetimus low enough or he will go out of combat and run back. When you are at the camp the alliance guard will start to attack, and take aggro after a while, the guard will kill him and you can finally loot that damned horn.

It took me about 3-4 tries on my monk.
Hope this helps :)

Commentaire de giulione

After zone scaling and stat squish, this guy became a nightmare to solo. As a level 30 priest I tried to solo him in every spec, but had no luck.
He hits hard, but the main problem is you get thrown around the zone, taking massive falling damage (shields won't work against this kind of damage) and eventually aggroing more mobs like foothill stalkers or yetis.
Standing with your back against the hillside won't do, I tried and he simply threw me over the hill.
As someone pointed out, standing just at the entrance of the cave could prevent the falling damage, but this method requires you clear the zone of numerous yetis that will inevitably respawn mid-fight.
Another method is to lure him to the alliance camp east and have him killed by guards. This way is more reliable but doesn't work 100% of the times, since if you get too far from him he will reset and, even if you manage to get him there, the guards take a bit to get aggro, meaning you could still be killed. Also, this strategy requires you to have the SI:7 disguise from the quests Subterfuge et malice and Infiltration to make alliance guards friendly to you.

My advice is to try to get a group or just tag along when you see someone else attacking him.
We managed to get him down with four people: priest, rogue and 2 warlocks, all around level 30. Took us two tries, though: voidwalkers couldn't keep aggro and for me healing wasn't a viable strategy since he scatters people around, often out of reach/sight. On the second try, I switched shadow and we just burned him down the fastest we could: worked just fine.

Good luck on your yeti hunt!

Commentaire de PatheticMods

The knockback he has is unfairness incarnate.

Commentaire de LiriellGarrosh

I remember fighting Yetimus a few years ago, it wasn't too hard if you were careful. Now, it's a total nightmare. As has already been said in these comments, that knockback and the resulting fall damage are plain evil.

Commentaire de Notsofast

Is this quest bugged? Our group killed him three times tonight and all he dropped was a few coins. No quest item for any of us from any of the kills.

Commentaire de Nolucia

Barely got him down with a 4-man party, even though it suggests 2-man, which for some quests means soloable. I died at the start after getting some damage in, started running and one player was almost dead and kiting him so I could finish him off. Everyone got the loot, but I really suggest 5 people, and then still it'll be hard... Bit overtuned if you ask me.

Commentaire de KurtulanSama

Soloed it with a level 45 MM Hunter;
The tactic was an easy one, let your pet tank, when your pet dies freeze trap yetimus and revive your pet. rince, repeat.
Heirlooms greatly help but if it is timed correctly looms only affect the length of the fight

Commentaire de Novum

Hey, did it with my lvl 35 Shadow Priest solo, the trick: everytime when he kicks you through the air use levitate and spam Sword Pain, else shield/heal urself if needed ;)

Commentaire de Fiege

Definitely possible to solo, defeated Yetimus at level 35, Brewmaster Monk, health potions recommended. Take the boss into the cave nearby and face your back to the inner walls; the knockback won't cause fall damage. :]

Commentaire de Takashii

If you have the quest "A Fighting Chance" , you will have Duskingdawn's Wand which will turn a hill fawn into an absolute beast that will aggro the closest thing. You can use the wand on a fawn as Yetimus is passing by and the fawn will tank for you. After about 10 seconds the fawn will explode doing a massive amount of damage to Yetimus but should get him low enough to finish him. Was able to solo as a 36 frost mage doing this.

Commentaire de EXPERIMENTONGOD

Soloed as level 33 Arcane Mage on Patch 9.1.

Here are my tips:

- First of all, plan a kiting route, up and down the path to the mountains is the best. Because there are no enemies there.
- Keep Slow on him AT ALL TIMES.
- Damage him with Arcane Barrage as you kite him with Slow.
- If he charges you or gets too close, Frost Nova him and use the opportunity to nuke him with a couple of regular non-instant spells.
- Keep your shields up (Prismatic Barrier specially and Temporal Shield if you have it) in case he gets close
- If Frost Nova is on cooldown use Blink to get away, if that's on CD use Ice Block and wait for CDs to reset.
- If he knocks you into the air cast Slow Fall as you reach the ground.

Once you master the kiting technique he can't touch you and you will chip away at his health until he eventually dies.

Commentaire de Wheeljack

One way to kind of cheese the fight (if you're above level 30) is to leave Chromie-time, kill the mob, return to Orgrimmar, resume timewalking and then hand in the quest for max XP.

Commentaire de bwam

Soloed as 42 fury warrior without exploding deers, turned my back to face the mountain.

Commentaire de Tiwie

If you got tank spec give it a try in the mouth of the cave-entrance

Commentaire de Drunkenvalley

Easiest way to solo this guy is to stand against the hill. You'll be slowly getting knocked up further up the hill, but no damage from it at least. Alternatively, pull him into the yeti cave.

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Des années durant, les yétis de la région ont régné sans partage sur les montagnes. Notre désinvolture à l'égard des yétis a conduit à une monstrueuse abomination ! Yétimus, le Seigneur des yétis, a gagné en taille et en force au point de devenir ingérable pour nos gardes. Si jamais son féroce appétit l'amène aux abords de Moulin-de-Tarren, il pourrait bien nous dévorer jusqu'au dernier.

Assemblez un groupe d'aventuriers valables et disposez de ce monstre. Il rôde quelque part, à l'ouest d'ici.

Rapportez-moi une de ses cornes, et je vous récompenserai grassement.

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