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Kommentar von TheAngryGazebo

This guy is an elite in Torghast, and has a series of mean abilities that reduce your damage, health, and movement speed.

Worst of all, these buffs persist through deaths in Torghast, so if you don't take him down the first time, he'll be that much more difficult the next go around. The debuffs are cast on the ground, so you can avoid them, but make sure you have room to maneuver. He can be moved around with abilities like Death Grip.

Kommentar von Aciago

Name is a reference (easter egg) to a Blizzard employee.

Kommentar von Desarc

Whatever you do, do not get hit by any of his AoE abilities. They stack and persist through the whole run, reducing stats like movement speed or pure damage done, and do not even go away if you die.

Kommentar von Eragong

To note, abilities such as Divine shield do remove the debuffs he applies, I haven't tested with other such abilities however.

Kommentar von Teelie

For DK's: Getting the anima power Occult Emitter Okkulter Emitter and using Anti-Magic Shell gets rid of these debuffs.

Kommentar von JimENewtron

Take Phiole des verlorenen Potenzials after you kill him to get rid of debuff.

Kommentar von dirtnapz

Subjugator did not drop the Vial of Lost Potential: Clear all permanent debuffs left by the Eternal Subjugator. it was a lvl 6 in skoldus hall

Kommentar von colarama

Garbage. Three stacking debuffs that don't clear after death. So, if you get to this mob and have a hard time each pull gets increasingly difficult. Really, if you die to him once you might as well exit.

I got this four floors in, pulled too much and died. I couldn't figure out why it seemed to get harder even after I narrowed my pull and tried to burn it down. Didn't even occur to me I might still have debuff stacks.

It's also insanely annoying that he tends to be crowded in with other mobs, and he casts two different AOE attacks, one of which is just a whirly that's a lot larger than the visual. So if you stand still you get debuffs, but if you move you pull the room.

I've been playing wow for 12 years and do not recall anything as ridiculous as this. Just really crummy design.

Kommentar von Rusty5p00n

Enhancement Shaman, I got an ability called Leeching Lilypad, which when you Hex a mob it does damage but does not break the hex (you can keep reapplying hex!), was hilarious to watch it burn health from 100% - 0% and getting no debuffs :D

Kommentar von alpanhell

This is another example of the ridiculous RNG and poor design of this stuff. I was doing a Skoldus Hall Layer 3 and on level 5 and this guy was behind a puzzle door. So I solved the puzzle, fought this guy, could have sworn I stayed out of all the circles he put on the floor. Yet I ended up with 4 dmg lowering buffs and 1 speed buff. Plus to top it off the guy did not drop an anima power at all (seriously? He was behind a puzzle and he was a rare!).

So I'm wondering how badly these debuffs are going to affect me, usually one of the choices these guys offer is to remove the debuffs but no luck here.

I was almost done with Level 5 and was wishing I had skipped this guy, so I go a short way and there is another of these guys (yes, another rare the exact same type just shortly after this guy. RNG is so lazy...). This one I get no debuffs from (pretty much did the same as the before fight) and he does drop an Anima Power with a choice to remove all the debuffs.

As a general rule I'd say fight him if you're a range, don't if you're melee. That's how unbalanced all this stuff is... Even if you're lucky and only get one stack you'll likely have to waste his power on it to remove it, so gain nothing (if you're lucky enough that he even offers it).

Don't forget he may not drop an Anima Power node at all and if he does he may not include in your choices the one for removing his debuffs (yes, Blizz loves their rng). So very risky, he may cause you to cancel your entire run and do it over.

Having said that he's not always optional. I found him one time standing in front of a lever I needed to advance, I had to kill him.

Kommentar von Zdraxel

Really blizzard? No way to clear stacks when you reach 100% dmg reduction? Thanks ...
I'm done .. keep that ugly mount. No more twisting corridors.

Kommentar von Saispai

If you happen to get several stacks of his debuffs and have no innate way to remove them, you can do so by grabbing the Crumbling Aegis anima power (immunity to damage and effects for 1.5 minute). The immunity will also remove all of Klontzas' debuffs as soon as you get it.

Kommentar von dkdi

This mob has not dropped his anima cell every time I've killed him in the Twisting Halls. ZERO reason to engage this mob. Just leave him alive.

Kommentar von Xarthat

If you can skip him, do. The best anima power he can drop is one which removes all the permanent debuffs he just left on you - which means you just did all the work to kill him for literally zero reward. Everything else doesn't compare to the debuffs he leaves behind.

Kommentar von Freyan

This guy makes me not want to play WoW. He was unavoidable in my layout. Who needs legendaries anyways?

Kommentar von Serujuunin

Just encountered him in my Twisting Corridors layer 7, thought my run was over there and then. BUT, I remembered that I had picked up the power that increases your jumps. He was absolutely TRIVIAL with that power. I just jumped around everything and he barely even touched me. Got no permanent debuffs at all.

Kommentar von belfastbiker

Had to give up my torghast completely once I got 85% damage reduction QHICH PERSISTS THROUGH DEATH, couldn't kill end level boss then. Honestly, I'm just so angry. When did this fcking thing stop being fun? It's just cruel.

Kommentar von Gwalchgwynn

These subjugators are ridiculously easy for pet classes since you do not get any stacks of the debuffs. For melee, it is very dependent on how quickly you can kill them. Otherwise, you end up needing to use the power to remove the debuffs which means you get zero benefit.

That said, I did just kill this guy on Layer 3 with my DK. I had the exploding fleshshield anima power, and was able to kill him pretty quickly. So I ended up with only a single stack of subjugate spirit which reduces damage by 5%. I decided to leave it and take the Subjugator's Manacles power, which was a good choice. This power is pretty sick and has allowed me to one-shot the none elite casters in Torghast. One quirk though is it does not seem to trigger if you use death grip on the pull, otherwise though it was a good trade off.

I have never had one not drop anima powers, so I don't know why some people have that experience. So for me it is worth trying the subjugators and you can always drop the debuffs if you end up with a sizable stack.

Kommentar von DAAAAN

The death knight anima power Okkulter Emitter , removes all of the debuffs, including the permanent ones such as Geist unterjochen .

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Dieser NPC befindet sich in Die Seelenschmieden (23), Skoldushalle (21), Die Frakturkammern (15), Die Oberen Ebenen (8), und Torghast, Turm der Verdammten (6).

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