Due to rarity in Dreamwalker gear ever being on my server's BMAH, figured I'd just farm the set from Naxx 25. Arachnid and Plague quarters are boring enough but my oh my, Patchwerk and Hateful Strike. Best I've gotten him down to is about 50% before Shadowmeld reseting since I don't really feel like flying back up. Anyone have some tips for Patchwerk on 25?
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Here's my noob feral rendition of Algalon. On the contrary, I believe a druid's strength is dps! Screw gliders and sprints and whatnot.
As for Patchwerk25, I gave it a shot and it didn't seem too bad. Between barkskin/si/last stand/berserk/incarnation/heart of the wild, there was almost always something around to heal me up if I dipped low. I'll post the video if you need, but it was just bearform tank & spank the entire time.
Well, here's me yawn-moding the dude:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Bp6BhERmNQ
I probably should've taken incarnation but was too lazy to talent swap and apparently I didn't need it either.
I have modified a way used by a Dk and a hunter to solo Bloodqueen lanathel. If you have access to the terracotta fragment or a ghost Iron dragonling trinket, casting shadowmeld (nelf druid) right before she bites causes her to try and bite your "pet" instead of you. I have not gotten this to work with the treants we summon. For the rest of the fight, bloodqueen doesnt bite you again, giving you until her enrage to kill her. This is a significantly lower dps requirement. I have not checked whether invisibility potion could be used instead of shadowmeld. When using the dragonling, timing is everything as the dragonling has very little health. You need to re-engage the queen very quickly to avoid resetting the fight.
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Inspired by a guildie of mine, I managed to down Sartharion25 3D as a moonkin. Aaaaand I hate it...
The RNG required with my item level (503) is incredible and on the kill I had better RNG with procs than I've ever seen. Posting a video later tonight.
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Go for it. Let me know if you need anything copy/pasted.
Would Feral Incarnation work too? (allows the use of prowl in combat, which drops threat).I have modified a way used by a Dk and a hunter to solo Bloodqueen lanathel. If you have access to the terracotta fragment or a ghost Iron dragonling trinket, casting shadowmeld (nelf druid) right before she bites causes her to try and bite your "pet" instead of you. I have not gotten this to work with the treants we summon. For the rest of the fight, bloodqueen doesnt bite you again, giving you until her enrage to kill her. This is a significantly lower dps requirement. I have not checked whether invisibility potion could be used instead of shadowmeld. When using the dragonling, timing is everything as the dragonling has very little health. You need to re-engage the queen very quickly to avoid resetting the fight.
Either way, I didn't really have trouble with her DPS requirement. It's up around 70k, which isn't too hard to sustain for the ~80s fight.
In other news: Shannox Down, and Conclave getting annoyingly close (Can kill Anshal, but not survive long enough to reset the DoTs ).
Second one, in Midwinter.
Um, 530,619 hp, 102,662 armor, 18.84% dodge (no tier boni), 6.13% haste, 7.57% hit, 40.26% crit, 7.6% expertise, 28.24% matery.
Like I said, it was just an exploratory poke (just cleared trash 30 sec prior to pull). I wasn't optimized, either gear or talent-wise, for tanking and he just fell over with a modicum of effort. I couldn't even tell you if savage defense or frenzied regen was better - I used both almost randomly, heh.
Hey guys I'm new to this Forum and this thread.
I just had finished my T10 soloing journey by Killing LK (Normalmode) and Halion (Normal) both as a Moonkin druid.
So far I'm done with full WOTLK Solo clear all as a moonkin (itemlvl 491). I Just wanted to know if anyone of you is actual soloing as a moonkin and can say something about the difficulty of the bosses. I want to know if I had done something special or if you think it's just lame as a moonkin^^
Greetings from Germany!
And thanks for this amazing thread.
Tried Al'akir as Boomkin in my welfare epics, was 1% away from the last phase :s With better gear it's more than doable plus I didn't understand Electrocute until I dual boxed it, so could of prevented a lot of damage.
Hey everyone !
Now that I'm done with the Firelands glory, I was thinking about soloing Alysrazor for the fancy mount
I'm a boomkin, I have around 480ilvl and I was wondering if there was any tips I need to know, and a guide I could follow !
Thanks !
You could start by watching one of the countless guides on youtube... alysrazor is no challenge for any spec that has just a minimum of selfhealing. It was soloed by balance druids in cataclysm. If you had done any research about this at all (google search: balance druid solo alysrazor) you wouldnt be asking this question. please.
I obviously already watched videos about it (can't remember if it was boomkins though), but I was looking for things I needed to know to make it work..
You just can't deduce how everything works from a single video.. If there is anything to deduce of course. According to your post, it is very easy so I assume there isn't much to deduce..
I thought there were some not so obvious stuff I needed to know like "You need to stand there for this long, then move around here and strat healing and stuff", but apparently there isn't (even though I remember wiping on Aly's trash a while back)
And I didn't find any video guide, but oh well, at least I got an answer (which I understood was "There is nothing you need to know, just destroy the boss and heal when you need to")
That should be surprisingly accurate, actually.
One thing a lot of people have trouble with is the boss resetting. Basically if you don't keep hitting her whenever she goes down for molting, she will drop out of combat and reset. At the start, wait until one of the last feathers she lays down to get to 3 stacks, and for the entire rest of the fight while in the air, stay close to her so you can keep hitting her as she's molting.
You should have enough health to make healing through harsh winds easy, and video guides (like the one in the OP, or a google search should turn several up) should cover anything else.