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Kommentar von Spl4sh3r

Even though the stats are random I don't believe the item pieces are going to random players. Just looking at the Socket Bonus (since these are fixed on them) you know what classes/spec are getting the pieces.

Kommentar von Nethris

Short How to: Conclave of the wind (the boss page leads to this boss)

For all bosses: The bosses have an energy bar, and at full (90), they cast their "big" ability. 3 tanks recommended (2 for 10man), 2 is possible. From now on, whenever I talk about numbers of players, Im talking about 25man numbers, for 10man, just half the amount of healers.

Nezir: Start with only having a tank, 2 healers and maybe a few dps on Nezir. He does frontal cone aoe, some frost patches on ground and stacks +frost dmg taken for everyone on the platform. When he reaches full energy, channels a blizzard, which deals damage spread around everyone on his platform.

Anshal: Start with 2 tanks, 2 healers and your ranged dps on anshal. He spawns green zones which pacify/silence and heal the boss if not moved away. Also spawns adds which are picked up by the another tank and killed by ranged. Do not stand close to these mobs as dps.

Rohash: No tank needed, just spams spells at random at players. 2 healers and melee dps on rohash at start. Avoid the tornado thingies and simply nuke.

When bosses get close to 90 energy, movement happens (make sure you move BEFOREHAND!)...

The offtank and ALL dps from Anshal jump to Nezir (adds MUST be down)
Everyone except one healer move from Rohash to Nezir

At full energy, eat the sleet storm at nezirs platform and nuke like crazy, the one healer at rohash keeps himself up with instants, and the tank/healers at anshal just chill there

After power channel is over, more movement happens...
The healers who were at Nezir at start move to Rohash and the one healer at Rohash moves to Nezir
Original Nezir tank + All original Anshal DPS moves back to anshal.
Original Rohash dps move back to Rohash.

And from there, the original situation is started again. Repeat until bosses die and make sure you kill them within one minute of each other!

Once more to make it clear...
Anshal: Tank/Healers stay, offtank/dps move to nezir and back and OT switches with Nezir tank.
Nezir: No one stays, tank to Anshal, healers to Rohash
Rohash: One healer stays, everyone else to Nezir, then all dps back and healers switch with the healers on Nezir.

Easy fight as long as no one gets confused.

Kommentar von Shadowcleft

This fight is pretty easy from my guilds experience. We didn't switch at all for the group on Nezir.

DK tanks can AMS right before the end of sleet storm to drop all their stacks every time -should only have 7-9 at most before you have the opportunit to drop them.

Mages and Paladins can iceblock/bubble out of it, so we used that group composition for him, and aside from the healer switching once on a later sleet storm to drop his debuff it was cake -he bubbled on the second sleet, not the first.

Kommentar von GraveDiggerX

Strategy Guide & Video:

Below I will write a guide and demonstrate what we did in our attempts to kill this boss.

Our Group:

2 Tanks - | Paladin | Druid |
3 Healers - | Druid | Paladin | HPriest |
5 DPS - | Death Knight | Rogue | Hunter | Mage | Ele Shaman |

General Boss Information:

This encounter consists of 3 elemental lords. Anshal, Nezir and Rohash.
They each have unique abilities. Each one is based on their energy bar, which goes to 90 and is growing by 1 per second once engaged
They are each on a separate platform with wind paths used to fly back and forth from one to the other.
At 90 energy they each cast their ultimate ability, at which time you cannot leave your current platform.
They all must be simultaneously engaged.
They all must die within ~90 seconds of one another or they will Gather Strength and come back to life.

~Anshal

Anshal is the Lord of the West Wind and is on the left platform while facing Al’Akir.
Anshal uses the power of life to try and thwart his enemies.
If Anshal is not engaged, he will cast Withering Winds… resulting in a raid wipe.
Periodically throughout the fight, Anshal will cast Soothing Breeze which summons a healing circle on one of Anshal’s allies (including himself) and heals any of his allies for 20k per second and silences any raid members inside.
At 30 energy, Anshal will cast Nurture, a 5 seconds cast that summons 1 Ravenous Creeper every second. They have 125k HP and since they do an ability called Toxic Spores, (which deals damage and places a stacking DoT on anyone in range) they must be killed.
Finally, Anshal’s ultimate ability is Zephyr, an ability that heals him every second and does a stacking DPS buff to him.

~Nezir

Nezir is the Lord of the North Wind and is on the opposite platform from where you enter.
Nezir uses the power of frost to try and thwart his enemies.
If Nezir is not engaged, he will cast Chilling Winds… resulting in a raid wipe.
Periodically throughout the fight, Nezir will cast Wind Chill, which hits everyone on the platform for ~10k frost damage and increases their vulnerability to frost for 35 seconds. Stacks indefinitely.
Along with this, he will also cast Permafrost, which deals damage in a cone in front of him for 3 seconds and leaves an ice patch when he is done.
Finally, Nezir’s ultimate ability is Sleet Storm. This causes 30k damage per second to everyone on the platform. The damage is split amongst everyone there.

~Rohash

Overall Strategy:

This is a fairly simple encounter once you get raid positioning down.
Anshal – You will want 3-4 DPS/1 Tank/1 Healer here. The reason for the DPS is in order to kill the adds before the Ultimate. If not killed they will grow in power and overwhelm your group.
Nezir – You will only want 1 Tank/1 Healer here. He will be the last to die.
Rohash – You will want your remaining raid here. Usually 1-2 DPS/1 Healer. The reason for this is because he is the easiest of the 3. You will be able to do constant damage to him, and without adds, will die faster.
Position your raid like so, stated above.
You will remain this way and deal with each of their abilities depending on your platform. At ~80 energy you will want to prepare to switch. During the switch, have the Nezir and Anshal Tank/Healer switch platforms. (Due to the Wind Chill debuff)
You will also want all DPS to go over to Nezir until Sleet Storm is done. This is in order to split the massive damage as much as possible.
After the ultimate abilities are over. Have all DPS go back to their original positions. The switched Tank/Healer should stay there, only switching back with the next ultimate.
Rinse and repeat until Rohash is almost dead. At this time kill both Rohash and Anshal ASAP. After each is dead, everyone on that platform should go to Nezir and burn him before either of the other 2 resurrects and BOOM, you have your kill!

Tips:

Don’t be bad and this will be a very easy encounter.

I wish you the best of luck, and feel free to critique my post and ask any questions.

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Kommentar von Noboru

Thanks a lot for the guide! It is very thorough and gives a great visualization. However, I would like to clarify something that I wasn't able to from your video.

When you say...

You will remain this way and deal with each of their abilities depending on your platform. At ~80 energy you will want to prepare to switch. During the switch, have the Nezir and Anshal Tank/Healer switch platforms. (Due to the Chilling Winds debuff)

...is it correct that you're switching because of the Chilling Winds spell? Or did you mean the Permafrost spell?

Additionally, will their raid-wipe abilities only be used if they are not all engaged at the same time upon BEGINNING the fight?

That is, with everyone switching platforms and whatnot, there is going to be a brief period of time where one (or more, as it looks in the video) of the three mobs is not going to be attacked by anyone. Will that small window cause the raid-wipe ability to be used?

Thanks again for your help!

Kommentar von 733310

Here are several tips from things I noticed during my guild's run, some being from a healing perspective. Gravedigger has a good guide up, but I had some things I wanted to add to it to hopefully help out. I organized my thoughts into different subjects for people that might need a little help in each certain area.

Switching Platforms
- When you are preparing to jump, but it isn't quite time yet, make sure you don't get too close. We had a couple people get sucked up into the wind tunnel when they weren't ready. One time, it was the Tank. :(
- When switching platforms before an Ultimate, you want to try to have everyone jump in at the exact same time. Or as close to the same time as possible.
- If the tank leaves too soon, he may not have a healer when he drops in on the next boss. He also runs the risk of the healer/melee tanking hits from the boss before they are able to jump.
- On the same note, if he leaves too late the healer/melee WILL get hit by the boss. Be ready for it.
- On both platforms the Tank should be kiting him closer and closer to the wind tunnel to make it a shorter run to jump. But on the same note, you don't want to leave the boss right on the edge to catch the next group as they jump back over.
- Priests: Leap of Faith can become very useful. For example in Nezir, I found my tank would sometimes get trapped in by Chilling Winds when it was almost time to switch. I could Leap of Faith him over the ice, to me... and we could jump in the wind tunnel at the same time. This is really good also , because it keeps the boss toward the center of the platform when the next group comes over.
- When a priest leaves his platform, so does his lightwell. Just an FYI.

Raid Configuration
- You want at least 2 ranged for Rohash. It gives them more time to DPS because they don't have to start running for the wind tunnel until about 80 energy. A melee would have to run at about 65 or 70 to make sure he makes it.
- On Anshal melee or ranged work just fine. If you have options, you want your best burst damage on him. We put our Affliction Lock on Rohash for this reason.
- Put your worst healer on Rohash. I would imagine a healer in only half heroic gear could handle this just fine... it is not very intense. If all healers are about equal, keep your least effective group healer on Rohash.
- One healer is going to be in Nezir's Sleet Storm Ultimate twice, while another healer is only in it once. Because this is the most heal intensive part of the fight, I would suggest putting your best healer on Anshal to start out the encounter.

Balancing Your Damage
-What worked best for us was to start out with 1 dps on Rohash and 4 on Anshal. After the first Ultimate phase, we had 2 dps go back to Rohash, and only 3 go back to Anshal.
- When Anshal Died for us, we had Rohash at about 10%, and Nezir at about 40%. We left 2 DPS finishing off Rohash as the others moved onto Nezir. Once Rohash died and the others made it to Nezir's platform, we popped all our CD's for damage.
- If a DPS goes down, do not bring any less than 2 DPS back to Anshal. Otherwise you most likely will not be able to kill the adds.
- You want to kill Anshal first no matter what. With the adds he spawns, and the healing he recieves. If this means laying off dps somewhere else, it's worth it. You can always come back after the third Ultimate phase and finish it then.

Nezir
- Paladins are able to bubble, and cancle it out, to remove the stacks of Wind Chill. This can be useful to mitigate a little bit of damage toward the end of each Tank/Healer Phase. I'm not exactly sure on what the macro was our tank/healer were using, but they said it worked. They waited until about 7 stacks to cancle it out.
- Chilling Winds can cause big problems if you get caught right in the middle of it as a healer. The tank should be slowly kiting the boss around, and the healer should be moving around a bit too inbetween heals. This reduces the chances that it will spawn directly underneath you.
- Healers: Keep you tank topped off, ecspecially once the Wind Chill stacks get significate. Spike damage in the range of 50-75k is common.

Anshal
- Soothing Breeze has a slight delay from the time the boss casts it to the time it takes effect on the ground. The tank should immediately move him once he sees the cast. If done fast enough, he won't get a heal out of it.
- When Anshal begins to cast Nurture he spawns 5 Ravenous Creeper's at a 1 second interval. Before the each flower spawns you will see a grassy knoll. You can use this to get a head start on them. Melee should be on top of them before they spawn if they keep their eyes peeled.
- Do not try to AOE the Ravenous Creeper's. I'm not saying it's not possible to kill them with aoe, but it's going to be more effective to focus fire. Each time you kill one, that's less aoe damage you take. So if you take out 1 or 2 really fast, in the end you will take less damage.
- As a priest, when healing wasn't necessary, I tried to throw out a little damage at the adds. I also feared them in place (Glyphed) to effectively CC 3 of them while the dps took out the first 2. This seemed to make it a little easier on the DPS.
- Healers: When you switch over with your tank for the Ultimate (Zephyr) be on your toes. You and the tank more than likely came over with around 50-75% health anyways, so get some quick heals off, and get the tanked topped of asap. The tank will take some significant spike damage during this phase.

Rohash
- Although he is the least of your raids worries, he caused us the most wipes by far.
- DPS needs to zoom out enough to see exactly which way Rohash is facing for his Wind Blast ability. This clockwise spinning attack moves slowly, but depending on how far out you are from the boss, it could move faster than you can run.
- If Wind Blast faces directly toward you, it is best to run to the right, as long as you react quickly enough. This way you are on the right side of it when it is cast, rotating to your left.
- Healers: His Ultimate(Hurricane) does very little damage itself. What you need to avoid is the fall damage.
Priests > Leviatate. Druids > Cat Form. Paladins > Bubble. Shamans > ?.

Wind Tunnels
-Make sure you're not levitating when you jump through a wind tunnel. You will float past the platform and DIE.
-Paladins, do not bubble in a wind tunnel, you will fall.
-Make sure you run in the middle of the wind tunnel ramp. If you're on the side you run the risk of missing the next platform.

Thats all I got. A lot more than I originally intended. This was my first time trying to type up something like this, I hope it proves useful to someone.

Kommentar von acecow

That is, with everyone switching platforms and whatnot, there is going to be a brief period of time where one (or more, as it looks in the video) of the three mobs is not going to be attacked by anyone. Will that small window cause the raid-wipe ability to be used?

As far as I'm aware you'll always have at least one person at the platform (unless you have perfect timing switches for Anshal and Nezir) - reasons being your dps will probably switch a few seconds before your tanks and healers switch for Anshal and Nezir and your healer will still be on Rohash's platform.

In regards to only being cast at the beginning, they will cast it at any point during the encounter if there is no one in their range.

Kommentar von Nethris

Changes to Heroic compared to normal.

The mechanics stay the same, but everything simply deals a ridiculously more damage. All bosses and their abilities deal more damage, but the big differences...

Anshal: Toxic spores cast by adds. Instead of ticking for 1k/stack, they tick for 20k/stack. Thats right, 20 times higher than normal. You have 3 ways of dealing with this:

1. Have a designated kiter frost DK. Everytime adds spawn, DK takes aggro from all adds and kites them around the platform. On latter spawns, hungering cold -> frost nova x2 /pet nova the old adds while you pick the new ones up and continue the kiting. Also, make sure you dont plant heal ring under boss when boss is reaching 90 energy.
2. Kill the adds. Possibly with the Anshal tank taking them (veeeery risky) or having a separate offtank. Just get them down before sleet storm starts
3. Stun the adds when they are about to use Toxic Spores (and then kill them). This is a bit luck based on my experience, as the timer is not 100% accurate and varies a bit. But if the adds are stunned when toxic spore should cast, they wont gain it.

I recommend #1 option, as all it does is take one dps off the fight (who can still dps anshal a bit) and is 100% foolproof. 10-man might have some limitations.

Nezir: Nothing really changes. Same thing, but you absolutely must have most of your raid in place during sleet storm or you will die. Same goes for tank, you must reset stacks at some point, or the cone will kill you.

Rohash: Everything is pretty much instagib. Hit by Wind Blast = 95% dead. Hit by tornado = 95% dead. Also, he uses a new ability called Storm Shield (At least in 25man, dont know about 10), which absorbs damage and deals 30k/sec damage to everyone on the platform. 4 ticks is max you can eat, so make sure you have at least half of your raids dps on Rohash when shield hits.

You should be able to kill Rohash/Anshal after two or three sleet storms, just make sure Nezir is <30% once you do to safely have enough to time to kill Nezir.

Kommentar von 193714

Our guild just downed these last night, the encounter isn't all that hard, but we swapped tactics a few times to find one that we liked and executed well. What we ended up with was:

Balance druid / warrior tank / holy paladin on Anshal

Prot paladin / disc priest / 2x hunters / frost dk / ele shaman on Nezir

Resto shaman on Rohash

On about 40 energy, our DPS on Nezir swapped to Rohash, and DPSed him until ~80 energy. We remained on Nezir til he was at 10-15% (This usually happened at about 35-40 energy). After this, we returned to Rohash, got him low as well, and this would happen right before the second ultimate, at which point we would again go back to Nezir. We got him even lower (3-4%) and after the ultimate we all went for Anshal. This is when we popped heroism, and burned down Anshal real fast, after he died, we just returned to the other two bosses and quickly finished them off.

I guess this tactic requires quite a lot of switching, but we kill them off before the third ultimate.

Our balance druid stayed on Anshal all the fight, part from when he came to Nezir (to share ult dmg) and when he was dead, obviously. We found him to be the most efficient on killing adds, and he had them down every time they reached 80 energy. It also helped as he could toss our priest innervates.

Hope this helped anyone and isn't too complicated, GL!

Kommentar von citrique

DK add kiters on heroic:

- Use Hurtigkeitstrank for emergencies
- Avoid having a Soothing Breeze circle cast anywhere near the middle of the platform before Zephyr (90 energy), as he grows in size his hitbox also grows, so he will start healing from it if it's anywhere near the middle when he ports there to cast
- Hungering cold adds either right before Nurture, or right before the first Toxic Spores cast so it doesn't go off if you don't have a mage assisting you.
- You can AMS toxic spores and it will absorb the entire cast of all adds, as the application of the debuff itself does no damage so AMS won't break early
- Hit Anshal with blood/frost strikes as you can to gain death runes for more howling blasts, especially before Nurture (won't be an issue in 4.1, but is an issue now in 4.0.6)
- Don't rocket boots unless you have no choice and will die otherwise - if they fail you lose aggro on all adds, wiping your platform and thus your raid
- Don't go near the bottom of the stairs on platforms while kiting, being ported to another platform will wipe aggro on all adds, wiping your raid

Kommentar von 238448

We have a prot paladin, and a holy paladin, which allows us to utilize a strategy for 10 man that requires less tank switching. Dps will still switch a moderate amount, but timing for that is often times a little more lax.

1 healer and 1 ranged, (or 2 ranged with good self healing, depending on your comp and strength of your players) go to Rohash, For the most part they will never need to leave this platform.

1 paladin tank, 1 paladin healer, all other dps on Nezir to start.

1 tank, 1 healer on Anshal.

We put all dps on Nezir at the very beginning, as he has the most health to burn through. Also, we don't actually need them on Anshal until the adds spawn, which is at about 30 energy. When the adds spawn, all dps from Nezir switch to Anshal's platform and stay there until it is time to switch for the second ultimate.

This leaves the 2 paladins on Nezir's platform. When the bosses begin their ultimates both paladins bubble, removing the wind chill debuff and making them immune to over half of the sleet storm. With good healing and use of cooldowns, neither paladin should have any problem surviving the remaining few seconds of sleet storm's damage.

The main dps group remains on Anshal's platform until the second wave of adds are all dead, at which point everyone from Anshal's platform switches with everyone from Nezir's platform. Pop cooldowns and burn Nezir. By the third wave of Anshall adds we usually have Nezir pretty low, and Anshal has already been low but will heal up a bit from his ultimate ability.

At this point it's just a matter of checking to see where the dps is needed and adapting. You can split dps at this point, sending one to Rohash to help if needed, leave one at Nezir to finish him, while the rest go to kill adds. More group switching may be required, it really just depends on who you can finish before the third ultimate.

Kommentar von ZelosRaine

From a Disc priest:

Nezir is probably the most challenging boss to heal in this encounter. The good news is that his damaging abilities are very regular in their timing, so your cool-downs can be easily coordinated with the tank's. Tricks to keep people alive are:
1) Use a renew on yourself when he does the small aoe. You only need a heal yourself a bit, but you can't take your attention off of the tank for long, and you must be at full as much as possible for his ultimate/ice patches.
2) Make sure you have a fresh shield+prayer of mending+penance for the ice breath, then spam greater heal.
3) Be prepared to leap of faith if the tank delays getting out of the ice patch for even a second.
4) You should only have to heal one or, worst case, two ultimates. I would save my divine hymn for the ultimate and, right before casting it, throw a PW:B down on top of him after he warps to the middle of the room. These two will, essentially, negate the ultimate (combined with some Prayer of Healing spam--make sure you are in a "party" with your tank and three of the four dps who will be on this boss and Anshal).
5) Finally, make sure that the other healer is doing their best to send you people from Anshal's platform at full health. Half-dead people will probably be all dead after the ultimate. Spam PW:S on the really low ones as Nezir begins to warp and channel.

Best of luck!

Kommentar von 816210

Hi there folks!

Our guild had first raid in Throne yesterday and I think I need little help in here.

Problem seemed to be while switching platforms. Healers told they got silenced. Is there anything we can do about it or what makes silence?

Ty in advance!

Kommentar von icaros

Leere Giftphiole works on Rohash, causing a lot fewer Gales.

Kommentar von Twikz

Couldn't help but notice; I was tanking Nezir during the ultimate, the dps went off back to Anshal as he was on ~20% to get him down, I was nuking Nezir down on my own as Nezir was only on 200k, but he started to cast his "Gather Strength" already on 50-100k HP, meaning 5 seconds before he really died. Same applies to Magmaw on heroic mode, dying on like 1%.

Kommentar von Euphemia

Now working on these guys on heroic mode, we have them properly on farm on normal mode, and we've made a fairly instructional video of our farm-method to train new guildies who join for raids.
Setup: 2 tanks, 2 healers, 6 dps.
Raid splitup, movement/swapping platforms and how we actually do it is explained in the video.

Sometimes we'll go with a warlock and elemental shammie or warlock and boomkin druid on Rohash, leaving them without a proper healer. The one with most self heals will stay on Rohash's platform throughout the entire encounter. This usually cuts down the time spent on these guys substantially, as we have way more dps on Rohash that way.

Hope this can be of help to you guys! Best of luck :)

Kommentar von 832987

Hmm. When I fought this boss we had a usual raid configuration: 3 dps, 1 tank, 1 healer on Anshal,
2 dps and 1 healer on Rohash, and 1 tank 1 healer on Nezir. When Rohash started gathering strength at 1 health, Anshal was still at 300k, however we moved to Nezir and killed him with Anshal still alive.

I was on Rohash, so I didnt see Anshal, but he was definitely still at more than 1 health when we killed Nezir. I was under the impression that they all had to die at the same time, so can anyone else confirm that they killed Nezir with one of the other two still alive?

Kommentar von 622946

Funny thing is that it could be possible to solo the Conclave, if it wasn't for constant evading. The way to bypass their raidwide mechanics is to set your pet (like MI or Xuen, haven't tested other classes) on one boss and go to the other platform and zerg him like there will be no tomorrow. In theory then you can return to your pet and kill that boss, but the boss just evades at that stage.

Basically, you can ignore Anshal ability as a mage using Ice Barrier, set MI on Rohash, jump and kill Nezir (some very good DPS required, around 250k before your pet die). Killing Rohash would be very easy, but at that stage he just evades randomly. One time I've killed him through some very nice crits only to see Anshal instantly evade:(

So I can guess that this fight can be duoed (update: yep, very easy to duo), and if somebody comes with the way to stop this evading, it will be possible to solo it. :)

Kommentar von 909363

so far seems impossible to solo as enhance shaman.
Tried setting earth elemental on rohash / nezir platform but as soon as i get to the one that doesnt have elemental up, my EE despawns.
I guess i might have a chance to go rohash first, go all out nuke and kill it fast enough, then pick the rest one by one but well gonna try later.
Managed to get rohash to 30% without fire ele.
EDIT:
currently Im able to kill rohash but if i go to the north platform, I die because of west guy's heal immunity, but if i continue going from north platform to west, they reset.
Currently working on going south and then west platform.

Kommentar von triggz

I managed to solo this tonight as a 547 assassination rogue. Should be farmable by the end of the expansion for most people. More info on the mmochamp rogue solo thread.

Kommentar von Araitik

Conclave of Wind 10 Normal solo by a mage : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEyrZKTbwx8
Al'Akir 10 Heroic solo by a mage : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjy-qJUsFJE

Enjoy :)

Kommentar von citrique

For those attempting to solo and wondering why the boss despawns or whatnot, these are the "rules" of the fight:

- If noone is on Rohash's platform, an aura will be cast approximately three seconds in causing you to become silenced. The aura inflicts progressively increasing spell damage every second.
- If noone is on Nezir's platform, you receive -500% haste.
- If noone is on Anshal's platform, you cannot receive healing.
- If noone is on Anshal's platform when he finishes his Nurture cast (spawns adds), the encounter will reset. If there are adds up on Anshal's platform and you leave, the encounter will reset.
- If a pet or guardian such as mirror images, wild imps, doomguard etc is on a platform, that counts as "someone being on the platform" and that platform's boss will not put up its respective aura. This does not apply to Anshal's Nurture cast, a player must be on that platform to avoid despawn.
- Rocket boots (Nitro boosts) work while silenced to get through Nezir's platform quickly to one of the others.

Thus there are two typical ways to do the fight:

- Start at Rohash and burn him, go to Nezir then immediately go to Anshal to beat the Nurture cast, kill him then finish with Nezir. This way works better as a DK, mage or warlock.
- Start at Anshal, burn him, go to Nezir then Rohash, kill him, then finish with Nezir. This method likely works better with lower gear on a mage, though you really need a bare minimum of 540 ilevel to do this. This way probably works better on a rogue as the silence aura doesn't affect you.

Currently this boss is known soloable by mage, warlock, DK, priest and rogue.

Kommentar von citrique

I was able to solo this encounter as a moonkin today, though it is quite difficult to do.

Up until a few days ago, Nature's Vigil was bugged and its healing was ignoring Anshal's healing reduction aura, but since this was hotfixed you have to do it the "correct" way now.

Spec: Displacer beast, Renewal, Force of Nature, Heart of the Wild

Start on Rohash's platform and Celestial Alignment to pre-Lunar. Drop mushrooms. Pre-pot, starfall, cast wrath. Apply both dots and use all treants immediately. Cast as many starsurges / starfires as possible before Nezir's haste reduction debuff applies. Cast second starfall when first expires and use any remaining starsurge procs until Rohash dies. Head to Nezir.

Upon arriving at Nezir's platform, immediately start running to the west end (to get to Anshal's platform) use HotW and go cat form. Apply rake. Go moonkin form and apply both dots / use any starsurge procs you get until you're about to leave Nezir's platform. Reapply dots and drop treants before leaving as this will prevent the haste reduction debuff from being reapplied until Nezir kills them. Cast rejuvenation on yourself.

Upon landing at Anshal's platform the healing reduction debuff will fall off and your rejuvenation cast without the haste reduction debuff will quickly heal you to full. Adds should be spawning. If you arrive before Nurture cast, CA into Solar and drop mushrooms, otherwise just drop whatever mushrooms you can and start multidotting everything available, putting any starsurge procs you get into the boss. When the adds get close, use shrooms or go cat form and swipe once or twice to clear them. Heal yourself to full with NS healing touch and head back to Nezir.

Upon arriving, blow all remaining cooldowns (celestial alignment, etc) and burn Nezir down. If your health dips low, use Renewal as its heal is not affected by Anshal's debuff. You need to have Nezir dead before he reaches 100 energy otherwise you'll be stuck on his platform and Anshal will heal to full, meaning Rohash will also heal moments later and you'll be silenced from his debuff.

When Nezir dies, go back to Anshal's platform and finish him off.

I did this at 567 ilevel, but my moonkin is my alt so I'm sure it can be done by someone better at the class with less gear. It was doable before the Nature's Vigil hotfix with considerably less gear.

Kommentar von Morzella

Manged to solo the fight as a 560 Ele Shaman.

Started at Rohash. Opened with BL, Stormlash, and Ascendance to nuke him down.
Then moved to Nezir's platform where I placed Earth Elemental Totem.
I was finding ghostwolf did not seem to be getting me to Anshal fast enougth so used a Darkwater Potion I happened to have with me. The 70% speed increase apperently did the trick.
Anshal was no problem as I was now able heal (Healing Stream took care of this for me) and my Earth Elemental was tanking Nezir's Slowing Aura. Unfortantly my elemental did insist on comeing over to my platform near the end of Anshals hp's allowing the Slow Aura to reapply. It might be possible to curb this behaviour with the Primal Elementalist talent (though my prior experince suggest otherwise).
All that was left was to hop back to Nezir and nuke him down before Rohash woke back up. Not sure how much room I had on the timer as I sadly wasn't paying attention.

Hope this is helpful to someone.

Kommentar von 87757

How to solo as a destro lock:
Notes:
- Rohash's special ability is the killer, being a perma silence if no-one on the platform.
- Nezir's special ability if no-one is on the platform makes the event impossible as well, giving a -500% haste debuff so it's byebye to anything but instant casts.
- Anshall will cause the encounter to despawn if you're not on the platform when the adds spawn. His special ability if no-one is on the platform prevents all healing.

Talents:
1. Soul leech, (must)
2. Mortal Coil (rest is useless, might as well)
3. Soul Leech, (to mitigate the 0 healing debuff)
4. Burning Rush, (rest is useless, use at own risk due to lack of healing).
5. Grimoire of Supremacy or Servitude.
6. Archimonde's Vengeance (Kiljaeden's Cunning works too).

Glyph of havoc
Glyph of Demon Training
Glyph of Siphon Life

Before the fight starts, put your portal on Nezir's platform towards Anshal's platform, followed by your teleporter right to the gust which will throw you to Anshal. (You'll need them to get to Rohash asap later).

- Position yourself near the gust to Rohash and open off with your doomguard on Nezir. (It's temping to dps him till the silence kicks in, but he tends to bug out and still cast his debuff). The doomguard will remain on the platform tanking Nezir preventing the -500% haste debuff.
- Immediately after, jump to Rohash's platform and burn him down as fast as you can.
- The moment he's dead, jump back to Nezir's platform and use your gateway and teleporter to get to Rohash's platform asap.
- Rain of fire the adds while burning Anshall. Try to get the adds low enough that you can shadowburn them with havoc on Rohash.
- The moment either Rohash dies or Nezir manages to kill your doomguard, rush to Nezir and burn him down. Then finish off Rohash if you didn't manage earlier.

Final notes:
- If you lack dps, use foodbuffs, flasks, drums of rage and dps potions to increase your dps.
- If you still lack dps, you can start off by building embers by burning Rohash down and letting the encounter despawn. Your cooldown on the doomguard will reset, but you'll have full embers to start again next time.
- Your pet keeps bugging out when jumping between platforms, make sure to stick him on the boss again or you'll be tanking yourself.
- There's a lot of points to fail on. Fail to be on a platform at the right time will seriously hurt.
- If you can kill conclave, go out and switch to 25 and solo Al'Akir with your eyes closed. Even 25 is rediculously easy compared to this.

Kommentar von BscorpobBx5

Soloed all of Thron der Vier Winde for Zügel des Drachen des Südwinds as a 546 BM Hunter with legendary cloak today.

Preparation: I don't think it's doable in anything other than Beast Mastery, I found the Geistheilung from a spirit beast is required. As long as you constantly use Irreführung to your pet when on Nezir's platform, you also shouldn't get any aggro, as I recommend speccing your pet ferocity instead of tenacity, the DPS is needed. Agility food(Satt), Trommeln der Vergessenen Könige, and Runenschriftrolle der Seelenstärke III isn't a must but certainly helps. A core hound pre-cast Uralte Hysterie couldn't hurt either. and are required, and I also specced for this fight, as when no one is on Rohash's platform, his debuff (Ohrenbetäubende Winde), makes you silenced, preventing you from using Tötungsbefehl.

Strategy (Conclave of Wind): Start off by bursting down Anshal, due to the debuff from the other wind lords, your haste is decreased by 5000%, and you won't be able to use Tötungsbefehl. Use all your CDs, and try to kill him before you run out of focus. Once Anshal is dead, (you should be 90% health or more) run over to Nezir's platform. Getting to his platform means you get your haste back, but you are still silenced. Nezir has a very strange aggro table, I actually had to macro Irreführung into my attacks for him to not attack me. Get out of the Eisfeldes ASAP, and stay behind him, as he uses a frontal AoE attack (Permafrost).Use Geistheilung once Rohash's debuff starts doing a lot of damage. If you get low after that, you can use a Meisterlicher Heiltrank. Use any CD's you have to finish Nezir, and once he's dead run over to Rohash's platform. Once you get there it's pretty much a kill, however when he casts Hurrikan, you can still take 300k fall damage, you can avoid this by using Rückzug right before you hit the floor. All you have to do is kill Rohash before Anshal finishes casting Stärke sammeln, and it should be a kill.

Strategy (Al'Akir): Just avoid Tornadoes (Sturmfront) and stand close to him so his Windstoß don't knock you off, Al'Akir is a ton easier than the conclave of wind, as long as your in 540+ you can pretty much just burn him. It should be noted though that killing Sturmling put a 10% increased damage debuff (Rückkopplung) on Al'Akir, and it does stack, so it is useful to either let them build up, then kill them all at once, or kill them one by one as they spawn. Important: When he knocks you back during phase 3 with Windstoß, you have to resummon your pet.

YouTube Video of me soloing both bosses: http://youtube.com/watch?v=nVKN-nKhXxg

Good luck solo farming Zügel des Drachen des Südwinds as a hunter, and I hope this comment helped you!

Armory to my hunter: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/character/whisperwind/Scorpob/advanced Feel free to ask me any questions in-game if you are having trouble, or have any questions about the fight, I currently have this on solofarm every week until I get the mount :P

Kommentar von CoolYoshixD

How to solo Conclave As a Lock : Done as a 565 ilvl Destruction Warlock

Start on Nezir, pull with Chaosbrandmal then pop your Verdammniswache beschwören or Terrorwache beschwören and try to get in some Feuersbrunst while your at it. Then jump to Rohash's platform and burn him down quick. After Rohash go back to Nezir's platform and jump to Anshal's platform before he finishes casting Wachstumsverstärkung. If he finishes to cast it the whole raid despawns, Burst him down and go back to Nezir's platform and finish him

Edit : With the new changes in 6.0.2, this fight is fairly easy, Just start off on Rohash and burst him, jump to Nezir kill him and to Anshal

Kommentar von WoWman95

Soloable as a combat rogue, but lots of gear required. (I'm 580 and just soloed it for the first time. Prob 570+ minimum). Start on anshall and burn him asap. Jump to nezir, use cloak and cds (I had to use health pot as well). Finish him off and go kill rohash. I strongly suggest shadowstep so you don't die from fall damage. Good luck

Kommentar von Alahuakbar

Solo'd as a 569 Survival Hunter.

The problem with soloing this fight as Surv is that you don't have access to the strong heals from a spirit beast pet, so you have to make up for that lack of survivability with really good damage. I think this could be done with lower gear than mine, definitely 565, and possibly 560 if you're really skilled. My consumables going into this were as follows: I had used my Crystal of Insanity for +500 to all stats (but you can just use a normal flask if you want, though it can probably be done without one, but some sort of flask is highly recommended), +300 Agility raid food (you should be fine with any raid food though, or possibly might not even need it), and I had some Agility pots as well, and these are the most important of the consumables. You will need these pots if you're going to kill Anshal and Nezir quick enough to avoid death. I did not use kings drums or drums of rage for heroism, though if you're having trouble these could really help you in scoring you your weekly kills.

Talents wise, the important ones you need are:
Spirit Bond, for the crucial passive healing you get from it, as it'll be the one thing keeping you alive. And the other important talent is Thrill of the Hunt, since you'll have no haste (and no way to cobra shot) for a good chunk of the fight, so having a way to keep dealing damage while focus starved is very crucial.

I used Glyph of Animal bond to strengthen Spirit Bond. Glyph of deterrence to help me if I needed to avoid damage, and Glyph of Misdirect so I can make sure my pet keeps aggro. The only essential one here is Animal bond, so the other 2 are up to personal preference.

Now, to start the fight off, you need to start on Anshal's platform, since he prevents you from taking any healing. You should prepot right before the pull, misdirect to your pet (I was using a turtle in tenacity) and immediately click rapid fire and start blowing up Anshal (save stampede though). Him and Rohash only have a little over 4 million health, so he should die quickly. Next up is Nezir, and now you have your haste back and you're not taking damage from both Nezir's and Rohash's debuffs. However, Nezir has almost 8 million health, and you need to blow him up as quickly as possible before Rohash's debuff gets too strong and kills you. So use your second agility pot and pop stampede and all other DPS CDs available. Keep misdirecting to your pet and don't take aggro and get hit with unnecessary damage. If you do get aggro, feign death, but MAKE SURE YOU SHOOT NEZIR AT LEAST ONCE BEFORE YOU LEAVE THE PLATFORM, even if he's already dead, because if you don't and you jump to Rohash's platform, it will assume everyone on Nezir's platform is dead, and the fight will RESET. I found this out the hard way on an attempt that would have been a kill. Once Nezir is dead, leg it to the slip stream to get to the East platform where Rohash is. If you make it to Rohash's platform and aren't literally about to die, you've basically won. Just dodge his tornadoes and if he floats you up into the air, just use disengage halfway through the fall or so to avoid fall damage. Drain him of his 4 million HP, and gratz! Here's some vendor trash and a match with the ridiculously easy Al'akir for a chance at a super rare mount. If you can solo conclave, you should have no trouble soloing the tank n' spank fight that Al'akir is at your gear level. Good luck to all you Survival hunters out there who've wanted to solo this guy for the mount but didn't want to spec into/play BM! Happy Hunting!

Kommentar von maely

Soloed this on my alt Rogue, which is i550 Combat-spec including the Legendary cloak.

I talented Shadow Focus, Combat Readiness, Leeching Poison, and Anticipation. Either Burst of Speed/Shadowstep should do. For glyphs, I went with Feint, Recovery, and Shiv. I would also take the minor glyph Safe Fall. Furthermore, I wrote a quick WeakAura to help me maintain Feint at all times for the first two-thirds of the fight.

You start on Anshal's platform, and you have to burn him down asap. Ambush, then pop Adrenaline Rush+Shadow Blades. Get a Slice n Dice up with your first 5 combo points, then get a Recuperate up with your next 5 combo points. About 4 seconds into the fight, you'll get hit with a debuff that prevents your energy regeneration. Pop Cloak of Shadows+Killing Spree and you should be able to kill Anshal before the debuff comes back. Feint as you're sprinting off his platform toward Nezir.

Nezir has more HP than Anshal and takes a minute to kill. Luckily, you'll get your energy regen back on this platform, but you will still be taking massive AOE damage from Rohash. You need to maintain Feint at all times while fighting Nezir and ideally Recuperate as well. Shiv on cooldown. No seriously. Shiv every 7 seconds. Hit your Evasion, then when that expires pop Combat Readiness. Eventually he will die, but the most important thing here is just maintaining Feint/Recuperate/Shiv.

When you get to Rohash's platform, you won't take any more AOE damage, but he does cast Hurricane at full energy which hits pretty hard. I feinted it, but if you make it this far you should be fine.

The final boss, Al'Akir, is essentially a tank and spank once you've made it through this hurdle. I didn't use a Drums of Rage on the Conclave, but if you want I would probably recommend using it on Nesir's platform because you should be killing Anshal in <10 seconds anyway with your initial burst+trinket procs.

Kommentar von Tuckletuts

This was much easier to do as a Mage than I had thought, given how poor Mages are at solo raids, and how difficult this was back at 85.

So: Start on Roshan's platform, near the bridge to the next boss, and dps him down hard. Don't Timewarp or use Images though. When you get a set of procs, Alter Time, or you'll be stuck trying to cast with -500% haste.

When Roshan dies, move to Nez's platform. Drop your Images here, put a dot up, and move on to Anshal. Blow Timewarp here, and nuke the bejeesus out of him and the adds.

Once he's dead, move back to Nez and kill him as usual. If you did it right, you should still have quite a lot of time on lust.

I found the evo glyph is useful for the heal, just in case.

Kommentar von ratspootin

Soloed Conclave on a few toons two days after 6.0.2 rolled out so keep in mind that Blizzard may make adjustments to legacy. Also, DOTs are your friends.

Destro Warlock 556
GoSac and Soul Leech. Start with Roshan as close to Nez's bridge as possible--nuke him. Then jump to Nezir--drop Doomguard when you're as close to Anshal's bridge as possible. Jump to Anshal and nuke him. Back to Nezir, who was at half health with Doomguard still on him. Nuked him down.

Feral Druid 553
Revised on 10/26: Started with Roshan--Thrash then Rake for dots, hit him a bit more and then Dash to Nezir while your dots are finishing off Roshan (my dots were heavy enough that I left him around 30%). Thrashed and Rake Nezir for dots and nuked the pants off him. When his health gets low, Stampeding Roar to Anshal, where I nuked him. I'm not entirely sure how Anshal works but sometimes I can't damage him and sometimes I can. I'm just noticing that if Nezir is still alive when I switch to Anshal (as kitty), I'm screwed.

BM Hunter 539
Same boss order but died the first time. Dire Beast when it's up but save Stampede for Nezir after Anshal's down. Did a bunch of hopping between Nezir and Anshal. Without Serpent Sting, not being able to dot Nezir made this frustrating. There are better Hunter suggestions for Conclave, but it is possible at this ilvl right now.

Frost Mage 511, Spriest 522, Ret Pally 527
Couldn't pull the DPS so 540~ is still the minimum (Note: Altered Time does not clear debuffs in WoD.)

Kommentar von Sorathez

Soloing this as a rogue is difficult if you forget you have the Feint ability. Having not played for a while, and wanting to do some soloing after 6.0.2, I did a few instances.

So I went to this, not knowing what to expect (having not done this raid in Cata), I just rushed in, the closest attempt happening as I died while going over to Rohash after taking down Anshal and Nezir.

Until I remembered that Feint was a thing (and that I had it glyphed). The good news is that deafening winds is AoE damage, the -50% damage taken is great!

So here's the strat as Assassination, 526 ilvl, Posions: Leeching Poison, Deadly Poison:
First: Anshal.
Burn him down FAST, or you'll get wrecked by Soothing Breeze. If he gets it off, vanish and restart.
This bit is difficult since you don't have too long to do damage as your energy regen is severely hampered by Nezir's deafening winds, as such you can't afford the energy to feint here.
When he goes down, sprint over to the north platform and engage Nezir.

Second: Nezir.
The damage from deafening winds is ramping up, so start keeping feint up as much as possible. Other than that, use shiv and recuperate to keep yourself alive, assisted by the leeching poison healing (which is quite substantial). Otherwise just damage.
I used Vendetta here, so that he would go down before the deafening winds damage got too high (you may want to use it on Anshal).
By the time he goes down, you will be taking serious damage from Deafening winds, even through Feint, but as rogues we have the final trump card! Cloak of Shadows removes deafening winds AND resets the damage (you may consider using it after Anshal, since the deafening winds damage will only happen while you are running towards Rohash), if you want, use preparation and sprint to keep going.

Third: Rohash.
Avoid the spinny tornadoes, and nuke hiim. Use shiv and recuperate to keep yourself alive if needed, this should be no problem.

Glyphs used: Recuperate, Vendetta and Feint.
Notes: I think my method was suboptimal. Using Vendetta and Cloak of Shadows on and after Anshal respectively might be the best way.

Kommentar von nirv

For those wanting to solo it and haven't been here before, this video was the newest and most informative video in a sea of crappy videos I've seen on it. And hey, no techno music!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZXPR7QMRDI

Kommentar von Araitik

Conclave of Wind 25 heroic solo Mage (patch 6.0.3)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2inJyMEYz8I

Enjoy :)

Kommentar von Gwiez

The three bosses put a debuff on you if nobody is on their platform. You can eliminate two of them buy using a summoned guardian (eg: Spiegelbild). If your class cannot summon a guardian, then you can use Qilenstatuette. The Quillen it summons will be your level (at least up to level 90). I'm sure there are other items that you could use, but that one is BoA, and I can vouch for it scaling.

1. pull boss, then summon guardian. you will no longer get a -haste debuff.
2. Whichever debuff is worse (dust's dot or flower's unhealablity), make that your second platform. jump over to that platform and kill that boss.
3. jump back to frost and kill.
4. jump to remaining boss and kill.

Kommentar von Zoronden

I put together a short 3 min guide on doing Stay Chill solo at level 100, I hope it helps!

Simple Solo Stay Chill guide - lvl 100
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz1qwm5LoSw

Kommentar von Hyuos

I soloed the Conclave a few times on 25N using the kill order of Nezir, then Rohash, then Anshal. After these encounters ended, I noticed that none of the three were lootable, even though they are showing loot tables here (nothing really impressive, just belts and rings... but still).

I think Nezir has to be the last one killed for any loot to drop from the Conclave (note that this has NO effect on Al'Akir's fight, or the Zügel des Drachen des Südwinds). Nezir's health pool is about twice what Rohash and Anshal have, so he might be considered the "main" boss of this encounter.

As a caster (shaman), trying to work around the debuffs they apply when they are alone on their platforms, I found it best to:

Kill Nezir first (avoids the haste reduction from his Unterkühlende Winde debuff)
Move to Rohash's platform, and wait for Nezir's Stärke sammeln to reach 50%
Kill Rohash (avoids silence from his Ohrenbetäubende Winde debuff)
Move to Anshal's platform and wait for Nezir's Stärke sammeln to reach 100% and he resurrects
Kill Anshal (avoids healing block from his Verwitternde Winde debuff)
Move to Nezir's platform and kill him before Rohash resurrects
Lewt

Since silence probably isn't a concern for non-casters, they might prefer to prioritize Anshal over Rohash as the second boss.

The 50% suggestion in step #2 may be more time than is really needed, but the wind bridges add an extra layer of complexity. Sometimes I'd approach them at the wrong angle and get thrown off-course, missing the destination platform entirely, and have to wait to be returned to the fray. The wind bridges also vanish for the 15 seconds during which the bosses are casting their "ultimates" (Graupelsturm, Hurrikan, and Zephyr). Nezir will take 2 minutes to cast Stärke sammeln, so waiting until he's 50% through it to kill the 2nd boss allows you 1 minute to down Nezir the second time before that boss also resurrects.

Kommentar von Alma

Frost DKs, if you're having problems platform-hopping, make sure to turn off pillar of frost before making the jump. "Immunity to external movement effects" extends to the jet streams connecting each platform.

Kommentar von Zintarian

DKs can use their Army on Nezir's platform, pull him, move to Anshal (i chose him first due to healing reduction debuff), then go back to Nezir, kill him (by now your army will be almost dead), move to Rohash, then blow everything on Rohash (has to be dead before Anshal's cast "Gather Strength" finishes). I was Approx 670 ilvl but can be done with lower gear.

Kommentar von 496923

Just did this as a level 100 2h frost dk with ilvl 634. This fight was so painful to figure out but after i got it it's super easy. This is what you do;

-Make sure you are in Unholy presence
-Make sure you have Death's Advance

You start on Nezir's platform. Why? If no one is on his platform you get a haste debuff which basically makes each rune take 40 seconds to regenerate. No runes = no dps = you die.

Use army of the dead, pull Nezir with howling blast and then run over to Rohash. DO NOT USE COOLDOWNS ON HIM. Just kill him normally. Pay attention to when he starts casting Gather Strength because that's when the dps race timer starts. As soon as he starts casting it use Death's Advance and run back to Nezirs platform.

On Nezirs platform there should be 1 or 2 ghouls left on the platform, you are going to be killing him while slowly kiting him towards the other jump pad towards Anshal. Do not use cooldowns. If you're low on HP use Lichbourne, the healing debuff from Anshal doesn't affect Leech. Once Nezir is dead (use deaths advance again if it's up) jump over to Anshal and pop all your cooldowns on him.

If you've done this properly and you didn't waste any time dawdling on Rohash's platform you should have 50% of the Gather Strength cast time remaining when you kill Nezir and around ~10% remaining when you kill Anshal.

There is literally no reason to kill Anshal first. Nezir MUST be kept in combat with ghouls to prevent the haste debuff. I opted to kill Rohash first because 1) i have 200k+ HP and the healing debuff hardly matters 2) Rohash silences you if you're not on his platform which pretty much affects all DK spells except strike attacks 3) Rohash uses Hurricane at full energy which prevents you from doing damage for 15 seconds. That's 15 seconds you don't have on Gather Strength.

I'm actually surprised how easy it was once you figure out what boss debuffs what.

Kommentar von HeKol

On an average of 10 runs Conclave of Wind 25HC rewards 123 gold, 53 silver and 30 copper after vendoring dropped gear.

Kommentar von ModishVision

This is how I obtained the Wütender Sturm des Scharfsehers as an Enhance Shammy.

Once you have achieved the Sturm auf das Grabmal by completing the BrokenShore Questline.
Vom Winde verweht will pop up at Deliverance Point on the broken shore /way 44.7, 61.7

Vom Winde verweht has you talk to Konsul Celestos in the class hall which then provides you the Zorn der Stürme quest/scenario.

In which will have you defeat three bosses Anshal Nezir Rohash
Be sure to interrupt them as much as possible.
Once they are dead it will have you take a whirlwind towards Donneraan in which you will need to listen to his speech
After that he will send you back to the class hall in which a short cinematic will appear giving you the Wütender Sturm des Scharfsehers mount.

Any issues?
https://youtu.be/LzKEOMhBdoQ
https://youtu.be/LzKEOMhBdoQ
https://youtu.be/LzKEOMhBdoQ

Kommentar von AmadiaHS

Hunters: For some reason my pets caused me to not get credit for this boss despite getting the achievement and the lockout for killing it. Very strange. Pretty annoyed since I'm farming the new Cutaclysm pets.

3D-Ansicht Links

Nezir <Herrscher des Nordwinds>

Thron der Vier WindeKonklave der WindeAl'AkirKonklave der WindeNezirAnshalRohashNezir, Herrscher des NordwindsAl'AkirThron der Vier WindeSiamat

Bosskampfkompendium

Heroisch		Mythisch
Tödlich		Wichtig
Tank		DPS
Heiler		Unterbrechbar
Magie		Fluch
Gift		Krankheit
Berserker

Anshal

Anshal hat zu Beginn der Begegnung keine Windenergie, pro Sekunde gewinnt er jedoch 1 Punkt Windenergie zurück. Wenn er 90 Windenergie erreicht, wirkt er 'Zephyr'.

Wachstumsverstärkung – Anshal beschwört 5 sec lang pro Sekunde eine gefräßige Ranke.
- Gefräßige Ranke – Gefräßige Ranken geben regelmäßig Toxische Sporen frei, bis sie getötet werden.
  - Toxische Sporen – Aus der gefräßigen Ranke brechen 5 sec lang alle 1 Sek. toxische Sporen hervor, die alle Gegner im Umkreis von 10 Metern mit einem tödlichen Gift belegen. Das Gift verursacht 5 sec lang pro Sekunde 1019 Naturschaden. Bis zu 25-mal stapelbar.
Beruhigende Brise – Anshal beschwört ein Gebiet aus ruhigen Winden am Standort einer zufälligen gefräßigen Ranke, das 30 Sek. lang anhält. Dieses Gebiet mit einem Radius von 10 Metern heilt Anshal und seine gefräßigen Ranken pro Sekunde um 20000. Alle Feinde, die sich in diesem Gebiet aufhalten, werden zum Schweigen gebracht und befriedet.
Zephyr – Wenn Anshal 90 Windenergie gewonnen hat, wirkt er 'Zephyr', was alle gefräßigen Ranken in einem Umkreis von 90 Metern pro Sekunde um 3748 Gesundheit heilt. Der Zephyr erhöht außerdem den verursachten Schaden der gefräßigen Ranken 15 sec lang um 15%. Dieser Effekt ist stapelbar.

Rohash

Rohash hat zu Beginn der Begegnung keine Windenergie, pro Sekunde gewinnt er jedoch 1 Punkt Windenergie zurück. Wenn er 90 Windenergie erreicht, wirkt er 'Hurrikan'.

Schneidender Orkan – Rohashs heftige Winde schneiden durch einen zufälligen Spielercharakter und verursachen 1529 Naturschaden.
[Heroisch] 'Schneidender Orkan' erhöht zusätzlich den erlittenen Naturschaden von Spielercharakteren 45 Sek. lang um 10%. Dieser Effekt ist stapelbar.
Windschlag – Rohash dreht sich langsam im Kreis und beschießt Spielercharaktere vor ihm 6 sec lang mit Wind, was 189 Naturschaden verursacht und Spielercharaktere zurückstößt.
Tornado – Rohash beschwört Tornados, die sich im Zufallsmuster über die Plattform bewegen, allen Spielercharakteren im Umkreis von 3 Metern 98 Naturschaden zufügen und sie zurückstoßen.
Hurrikan – Hat Rohash 90 Windenergie gewonnen, wirkt er 'Hurrikan', was einen riesigen Windwirbel entstehen lässt. Der Hurrikan fängt alle in der Nähe befindlichen Spielercharaktere ein und fügt ihnen 15 sec lang pro Sekunde 382 Naturschaden zu. Die Charaktere fallen daraufhin zu Boden, was möglicherweise zusätzlichen Fallschaden verursacht.
Sturmschild – Hat Rohash 30 Windenergie gewonnen, wirkt er 'Sturmschild'. Der Schild absorbiert 88765 Schaden und fügt allen Spielercharakteren auf seiner Plattform 1529 Naturschaden zu.

Nezir

Nezir hat zu Beginn der Begegnung keine Windenergie, pro Sekunde gewinnt er jedoch 1 Punkt Windenergie zurück. Wenn er 90 Windenergie erreicht, wirkt er 'Graupelsturm'.

Windkühle – Nezir fügt allen Spielercharakteren in einem Umkreis von 90 Metern 764 Frostschaden zu und erhöht ihren erlittenen Frostschaden 35 sec lang um 10%. Dieser Effekt ist stapelbar.
Permafrost – Nezir kanalisiert eine Frostböe in Richtung seines aktuellen Ziels, die allen innerhalb des Kegelbereichs (50°) befindlichen Spielercharakteren 3 sec lang alle 1 Sek. 2548 Frostschaden zufügt.
Eisfeld – Nezir beschwört am Standort eines zufälligen Spielercharakters auf seiner Plattform Eisfelder, die 3 sec lang anhalten. Die Eisfelder fügen allen Spielercharakteren im Umkreis von 10 Metern alle 1 Sek. 20 Frostschaden zu und verlangsamen ihre Bewegungsgeschwindigkeit um 10%. Dieser Effekt ist stapelbar.
Graupelsturm – Hat Nezir 90 Windenergie gewonnen, wirkt er 'Graupelsturm', was allen Spielercharakteren im Umkreis von 90 Metern 15 sec lang pro Sekunde 11464 Frostschaden zufügt. Der Schaden wird unter allen Zielen aufgeteilt.

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