You literally just have to walk to your allies. You want it to be half way through a cast whenever possible (sometimes it’ll overlap with Knife Dance and then you’ll use it for that too). Mage doesn’t reset stacks after Typhoon: This happens if you Typhoon in between it’s casts.This can be a good place to use Tranquility. You can also heal through one if you have to. The double warrior pack can cast Knife Dance at separate times sometimes: Use Mighty Bash or Cyclone.Drums will get you through this pull very quickly so you don’t have to hang in there for long. Stack the mage and scout on top of each other so that you can interrupt both at once with the same Typhoon. This is a very tough, bursty pull and the perfect place to use your Drums. You should be able to stabilise from here however you need to keep everyone topped off since the damage in this phase is very high. The two scouts will fixate you soon after and you should Vortex before running or blinking away. You want to interrupt the two knife dances, and an Arcane Blitz with it – early in the phase. This will force the two soldiers to group up with the Mage and allow Typhoon to hit all three. Wild Charge in Travel Form is also useful for putting some distance between you and him.īegin the round by standing on where the Mage will spawn. You can either tank the hits in Bear Form, or use Ursol’s Vortex to keep your distance. The soldier grows in size, and will follow you around.

You’ll want to interrupt it most of the time. You can either heal through it or interrupt it. This is identical to the Knife Dance from Blackrook Hold except it cannot be outranged. Will focus the tank when not casting one of his two abilities. Cyclone is also worth thinking about if necessary. We don’t have a traditional interrupt so we’ll use Typhoon and Mighty Bash to get the job done. If you interrupt his cast the buff will fall off. Special Ability: Casting Arcane Blitz will give the Mage a buff, increasing it’s damage by a large percentage. Will cast Arcane Blitz at random party members dealing huge damage. If you do get hit you have a very short time to self-dispel before it ticks once and eats your mana. Stand behind an ally to make sure this doesn’t hit you since it drains all of your mana! Dispel whoever it hits. Will fire a mana draining arrow in a straight line marked by a blue arrow. The last two waves are the most difficult, and you’ll want your major cooldowns up for them.įires arrows at random party members dealing a medium amount of damage. This is actually the hardest stage and you can expect a large number of your wipes to occur here. The scenario begins with a fight against several waves of generic undead mobs. Flourish removes a lot of the difficulty of the toughest phase 1 waves.The Mighty Bash row is pretty flexible and all three talents are useful in different phases.Any time you spend in Boomkin form is a bonus. You’ll mostly take Balance Affinity for Typhoon.Your legendaries and covenant abilities don’t work here so it doesn’t matter which you have. (Optional) A good DPS trinket can help quite a bit.Drums (This is a huge buff for your party, and will get you through particularly tricky waves).Remember to bring any consumables you might need with you since there’s no mail box next to the tower (that I’ve found anyway). Those with a Dalaran Hearthstone can use it for a nice shortcut. You don’t need to have unlocked anything. You can find the challenge at Deliverance Point on the Broken Shore and your gear is automatically reduced in power so it doesn’t matter what you wear. Unfortunately you can not sub them for dying for the hundredth time. While you have to do the scenario alone, you will be accompanied by three AI players. The difficulty is slightly harder than it’s initial Legion version and it’s a great solo challenge. This time around it’s transmog (and a mount if you complete all) up for grabs. 9.1.5 sees the return of Legions mage tower challenge.

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