Eye of Azshara Dungeon Guide - Legion

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After defeating two bosses, Violent Winds will occasionally push players in a random direction

These Violent Winds last for 10 seconds, and occur every 90 seconds, whether players are in or out of combat

As there are many mechanics in the Eye of Azshara that are sensitive to positioning, this can make some bosses very difficult

The Lady Hatecoil encounter has the most position-sensitive mechanics, which is why players should kill her second, before Violent Winds are active

After killing a third boss, the storm intensifies, causing Lightning Strikes to appear near players every few seconds

Lightning Strike first appears as small watery swirl; after 3 seconds, a bolt of lightning strikes the ground, dealing moderate to heavy damage to players within 4 yards

Warlord ParjeshNotable Trash Mobs

A Hatecoil Stormweaver and Hatecoil Warrior, just to the right after the party drops down one level

A lone Hatecoil Crusher, patrolling the horizontal path in front of players as they drop down the next level

A Hatecoil Oracle and Hatecoil Stormweaver next to some tents close to Warlord Parjesh's arena

The two Hatecoil Warriors and one Hatecoil Oracle just inside Warlord Parjesh's arena

RushCoral Slash

Coral Slash is a cone attack that will place a bleed on all players in front of the Warrior

Tanks should take care to face the Warriors away from the party

When a Hatecoil Warrior falls below 50% health, he will Enrage, increasing the speed of his melee attacks

Hatecoil Warriors are low-priority targets when fighting this trash

The Stormweavers attack the tank with Lightning Blast; this is interruptible, but should be low priority

Stormweavers will cast Arc Lightning at a random target, causing heavy damage that chains to other players

Stormweavers will also cast Storm, a 12-second channel that deals heavy Nature damage to all players within 10 yards of the Stormweaver

Storm and Arc Lightning should be interrupted

If Storm is not interrupted, the tank should drag other enemies out of the Storm effect, and the party should follow

Mighty Slam

Mighty Slam is a strong Physical attack that can be mitigated by armor and active mitigation

Following each Mighty Slam, the Crusher will begin to cast Thundering Stomp

At the end of this long cast, Thundering Stomp will deal moderate damage to all players and knock them down briefly

Thundering Stomp should be interrupted

Arcane BoltRejuvenating WatersRejuvenating Watersdo notHatecoil Wrangler

Hatecoil Wranglers will attack the tank with Throw Spear, dealing moderate damage

They will also root random player targets with Hooked Net, which can make dodging some of the Stormweaver's attacks difficult

Their most important ability is Lightning Prod

Lightning Prod deals moderate damage to the entire party, and also causes any nearby neutral Wandering Shellback enemies to Enrage and become hostile

Wandering ShellbackEnrage

The Shellbacks attack the tank with Crunching Bite, reducing the tank's armor by 20% for each stack

Shellbacks can be very dangerous for the tank's survivability, especially if the party is already fighting a large pack of Hatecoil naga

The Wandering Shellbacks will occasionally protect themselves with Spiked Carapace, a 6-second channel that cannot be interrupted

During Spiked Carapace, the Shellback takes reduced damage from player attacks, and will retaliate against incoming attacks with Spiked Carapace damage

Players can stun the Shellback during Spiked Carapace to break the effect, or can prioritize other targets while the Shellback is channeling

Lightning ProdLightning ProdWarlord Parjesh Tips & StrategyWarlord ParjeshCall ReinforcementsHatecoil CrestriderHatecoil Shellbreaker

The Hatecoil Shellbreaker deals moderate melee damage and casts Bellowing Roar

The Hatecoil Crestrider will cast Lightning Strike at a random player every few seconds, and heals allies with Restoration

Players should interrupt Restoration when the Crestrider is active, as it will heal Parjesh for a large amount

Call ReinforcementsImpaling Spear

After five seconds, Parjesh will throw an Impaling Spear in a straight line towards the targeted player's position

The arrow on Parjesh's targeting circle will indicate the direction the Impaling Spear will be thrown

The spear will affect the first target it passes through - player or enemy - with Impaling Spear, knocking the target back and dealing a large amount of damage

Impaling SpearImpaling SpearImpaling SpearImpaling SpearCrashing Wave

Melee DPS and tanks should step away from the boss during the Crashing Wave cast to avoid taking this damage

Tanks should keep Parjesh facing away from any ranged players so that Crashing Wave will not be aimed toward them

Throw SpearEnrageBloodlustHeroismTime Warp

Following Call Reinforcements, quickly taunt the summoned add; the Hatecoil Crestrider may need to be interrupted or silenced so it will move

Stay out of the way of Impaling Spear

Avoid Crashing Wave damage by side-stepping Parjesh as he casts it

Interrupt the Crestrider's Restoration or the Shellbreaker's Bellowing Roar when possible

Use cooldowns and Active Mitigation more frequently when Warlord Parjesh Enrages below 30% health

Focus damage onto Warlord Parjesh, with only incidental cleave/AoE for the adds, since Impaling Spear can kill them

When targeted by Impaling Spear, move so the spear is intercepted by one of the adds

If there are no adds alive for Impaling Spear, move to a clear spot and use a damage-reduction cooldown

Avoid Crashing Wave damage by side-stepping the boss as he casts it, or backing out of melee range

Interrupt the Crestrider's Restoration or the Shellbreaker's Bellowing Roar when possible

Most damage in the fight is single-target and spiky

Be sure to top up the players debuffed with Throw Spear

If a player is struck by Impaling Spear, use strong single-target healing, HoTs, or a damage-reduction cooldown to keep them alive

When targeted by Impaling Spear, move so the spear is intercepted by one of the adds

If there are no adds alive for Impaling Spear, move to a clear spot and use a damage-reduction cooldown

Avoid Crashing Wave damage by side-stepping the boss as he casts it, or backing out of melee range

Players struck by Crashing Waves will require heavy healing

The tank will require heavy healing, and potentially external CDs, during Parjesh's Enrage

Heroic & Mythic DifficultyCall ReinforcementsImpaling SpearBellowing RoarMotivatedCrashing WaveQuicksandQuicksandCrashing WaveQuicksandCrashing WaveQuicksandLady HatecoilNotable Trash MobsArcane ShieldingArcane ShieldingHatecoil Arcanist

The Hatecoil Arcanists' abilities are all spells that can be interrupted

Aqua Spout causes water spouts to form under players' feet, knocking them into the air and dealing moderate damage

The Arcanist will cast Arcane Rebound on her current target, dealing moderate Arcane damage that will arc to other players within 5 yards

She will also cast Polymorph: Fish on a random DPS player, transforming them into a fish for 8 seconds

While all of these can be interrupted, Aqua Spout is the most disruptive ability and should have the highest interrupt priority

Players can spread out to nullify most of the Arcane Rebound damage

Healers can dispel Polymorph: Fish from the affected player

Hatecoil WavebinderAnimated Storm

Animated Storm adds will cast Water Spout, creating a wandering spout of water near a random player

The Water Spout will damage and knock back any player it encounters, so players should move to avoid it

Hatecoil Wavebinders attack their target with Water Bolt, and occasionally buff themselves with Bubble Shield

Bubble Shield absorbs incoming damage, and increases the Wavebinder's Haste while active

If players break through Bubble Shield, the Wavebinder will be affected by Feedback, taking double damage while stunned

Alternatively, the Bubble Shield can be removed by offensive dispel abilities, but this does not trigger Feedback

The Wavebinder will also Call Waters, summoning a Water Elemental

The Water Elementals attack their target with Water Ball

The priority in these packs should be to kill the Animated Storms, then the Wavebinder, then the Arcanist, and just allow passive cleave and AoE to kill the Water Elementals

Gritslime SnailAbrasive SlimeSaltsea DropletWatery SplashLady Hatecoil Tips & StrategyLady HatecoilSand DuneStatic NovaFocused Lightning

Static Nova deals very heavy damage and stuns any player who is standing in the water

Players avoid the damage and stun entirely by standing on a Sand Dune within the encounter area

The Static Nova cast is 4 seconds, so players should always be near a Sand Dune so they can quickly get out of the water

15 seconds after Static Nova, Lady Hatecoil will cast Focused Lightning

When the cast finishes, all players will be struck by lightning so powerful that it will destroy nearby Sand Dunes

Players should stand in the water when Lady Hatecoil begins to cast Focused Lightning

Focused Lightning also triggers Excess Lightning if any players are within 5 yards of each other

As the combined damage of these two effects can be fatal, players should spread out during the Focused Lightning cast

Static NovaFocused LightningStatic NovaFocused LightningStatic NovaPlayers should not attempt to dodge Static Nova by standing on the shoreCrackling ThunderBeckon StormSaltsea Globule

Like the Saltsea Droplet trash, the Saltsea Globules only attack with melee

When the Globules die, they detonate in a Watery Splash

This deals light damage to nearby players and debuffs them with movement speed reduction

The tank should taunt in the Globules that form near ranged players, and gain threat on the Globules that form in melee

Ranged players can kite their Globules in to the tank, so long as they do not do so while Lady Hatecoil is casting Focused Lightning

Curse of the Witch

Curse of the Witch will be applied to a different number of targets each time it is cast

The debuff does nothing to the player for its 12-second duration

When Curse of the Witch expires or is dispelled, it creates a large cone in the direction that the player is facing

This cone deals no damage, but will knock back any players standing in it

The knockback can be particularly disruptive during Static Nova or Focused Lightning

Players should take care to face away from other party members as Curse of the Witch is about to expire

Players who can remove curses (Shamans, Druids) can remove Curse of the Witch, but should be careful only to do so if the cone will not be disruptive

The cone will also destroy lesser enemies in its path, so can be used to eliminate the Saltsea Globules

This can be risky, and is best controlled by the melee DPS or tank

Static Nova

Be sure to stand on a Sand Dune while Lady Hatecoil casts Static Nova, to avoid being stunned

Move away from the Sand Dunes and other players while Lady Hatecoil casts Focused Lightning

Taunt or gain threat on the Saltsea Globules following the Beckon Storm cast

Aim your Curse of the Witch at any remaining Saltsea Globules as it expires

Do not leave Lady Hatecoil's shallow pool to stand on the shore, as this will cause heavy Crackling Thunder damage

Be sure to stand on a Sand Dune while Lady Hatecoil casts Static Nova, to avoid being stunned

Move away from the Sand Dunes and other players while Lady Hatecoil casts Focused Lightning

Kite Saltsea Globules to the tank if you generate threat on them

Turn away from other players when Curse of the Witch is about to expire, to avoid knocking them back

Do not leave Lady Hatecoil's shallow pool to stand on the shore, as this will cause heavy Crackling Thunder damage

Dispel the Static Nova debuff from any player that failed to reach a Sand Dune in time

Use a cooldown following the Focused Lightning cast

Be sure to stand on a Sand Dune while Lady Hatecoil casts Static Nova, to avoid being stunned

Move away from the Sand Dunes and other players while Lady Hatecoil casts Focused Lightning

Kite Saltsea Globules to the tank if you generate threat on them

Turn away from other players when Curse of the Witch is about to expire, to avoid knocking them back

Do not leave Lady Hatecoil's shallow pool to stand on the shore, as this will cause heavy Crackling Thunder damage

Heroic & Mythic DifficultyMonsoon

The Monsoon is a small tornado that will slowly follow the nearest player

If the Monsoon touches the player, it will knock them high into the air

If the Monsoon reaches a Sand Dune, it will destroy the Sand Dune (and the Monsoon)

Players being fixated by a Monsoon should kite the Monsoon away from Sand Dunes, or kite it over a distant Sand Dune to despawn it

SerpentrixNotable Trash MobsSubmergeSeaspray CrabMak'rana HardshellMak'rana SiltwalkerStormwake HydraCove Seagull

The crabs attack their primary target with Jagged Claws, dealing moderate Physical damage and leaving a mild DoT effect

Jagged Claws can stack, and with five Seaspray Crabs to apply it, the tank may eventually reach high stacks

Between the Jagged Claws stacking DoT and five crabs' worth of melee attacks, the tank can take heavy damage

AoE stuns or other CC methods are useful for reducing the tank's damage taken

The Hardshell attacks with Clobbering Claws, causing each melee attack to deal additional damage split across all players within 5 yards of its target

If the melee attack is Parried, Dodged, or somehow Misses, this Clobbering Claws damage still occurs

Non-tank players should avoid being within 5 yards of the tank to avoid taking this damage

The Mak'rana Hardshell will also cast Armorshell, applying a powerful damage absorption shield

If the Armorshell shield is broken through by damage, it will shatter into Armorshell Shrapnel, dealing heavy damage to the entire party

Once cast, the Armorshell cannot be removed or dispelled

Players should interrupt the Armorshell cast to prevent the shield and eventual Armorshell Shrapnel backlash

The Siltwalkers periodically Spray Sand at their primary target

Spray Sand deals heavy periodic damage to players in front of it, and has a range of 30 yards

Non-tanks should try never to be in front of the Siltwalkers

Tanks should side-step the Spray Sand to avoid its dangerous damage

Siltwalkers will also debuff a random player (tanks are eligible) with Sandstorm

While Sandstorm deals no damage, it does apply Blinding Sands to nearby players, reducing their chance to hit by 33%

Affected players should move away from the party until dispelled

Sandstorm is a Magic debuff, so healers should dispel it quickly

Roiling StormChaotic Tempest

Each of these channeled spells summons bouncing lightning bolts that deal moderate damage to players standing in their impact zone

The impact zones are marked by large beams of light and ground effects

Roiling Storm's lightning bolts always bounce in a widening cone in the direction the Hydra is facing

Non-tank players should stay away from the Hydra's head, and the tank can simply side-step

Chaotic Tempest's lightning bolts will bounce to random locations near players

During this channel, players should be sure to avoid standing in the Chaotic Tempest's areas of effect

Tail WhipBlinding PeckSerpentrix Tips & StrategySerpentrixPoison SpitToxic WoundPoison Spit

After two seconds, the Poison Spit projectile will land in these locations, dealing light to moderate damage to players within the area of effect

Players should move out of the Poison Spit zones before the projectile lands

This can be particularly difficult during Violent Winds

Toxic Wound

Toxic Wound lasts for 6 seconds, and causes the target to drop a Toxic Puddle at their feet every second

Toxic Puddle deals moderate damage, and, if stacked in the same location, can be quickly fatal

These Toxic Puddles will persist for the remainder of the fight

The affected player should move away from the party quickly and drop Toxic Puddles in a safe location

Stutter-stepping will allow the Toxic Puddles to overlap, so they are less restrictive of players' movement

Submerge

When Serpentrix re-emerges, two red Blazing Hydra Spawn heads will also emerge from random sinkholes

These Blazing Hydra Spawns deal party-wide AoE with Blazing Nova

DPS players should quickly switch to the Blazing Hydra Spawns and kill them, generally focusing one down before switching to the other

Interrupting Blazing Nova will help the healer handle the incoming party damage

Toxic WoundPoison SpitRampagePoison Spit

The tank should always chase the main Serpentrix head during this phase, to avoid Rampage

Ranged DPS with interrupts, or the tank, should interrupt the first Rampage if Serpentrix spawns far away from the party

Hydra HeadSubmergeBloodlustHeroismTime WarpSubmerge

After Serpentrix Submerges, quickly locate the main Serpentrix head and stay in melee range to prevent Rampage

Interrupt the initial Rampage cast

If targeted by Poison Spit, move out of its area of effect

Move away from Toxic Puddles spawned by players affected with Toxic Wound

Stay alert for additional trash mobs that may be pulled as players move to the Hydra Spawn!

If targeted by Poison Spit, move out of its area of effect

If affected by Toxic Wound, move away from other players to drop the Toxic Puddles, and keep moving until Toxic Wound expires

When Serpentrix Submerges, locate the nearest Blazing Hydra Spawn (red head) and swap to it

Be mindful of trash mobs around the periphery of the encounter area, and stay within range of the healer when possible

During this phase, if you have a ranged interrupt and see Serpentrix casting Rampage, interrupt it

Interrupt Blazing Nova as frequently as possible

Once one Blazing Hydra Spawn is dead, switch to the other Blazing Hydra Spawn and kill it before returning to Serpentrix

Use personal damage-reduction cooldowns while both Blazing Hydra Spawns are alive

If targeted by Poison Spit, move out of its area of effect

If affected by Toxic Wound, move away from other players to drop the Toxic Puddles, and keep moving until Toxic Wound expires

During the start of each Submerge phase, the party will require heavy AoE/spread healing

Stand as centrally as possible to keep the whole party within range, and use throughput cooldowns to keep the party alive

Heroic & Mythic DifficultySubmerge

The new Hydra Spawn is an Arcane Hydra Spawn, and is purple in color

Arcane Hydra Spawn repeatedly casts Arcane Blast, dealing light Arcane damage to a randomly-selected player

Each successful cast of Arcane Blast grants a stack of Arcane Charge to the Arcane Hydra Spawn

For each stack of Arcane Charge on the Arcane Hydra Spawn, Arcane Blast will deal 50% additional damage

Interrupt Arcane Blast when possible

Arcane ChargeBlazing NovaKing DeepbeardNotable Trash Mobs

The Skrog Wavecrasher in the mouth of the cave leading from Serpentrix to King Deepbeard can be skipped by running along either extreme side of the cave walls

Several packs of Saltscale murlocs can be skipped once outside of the cave, by steering wide past them

Saltscale SkulkerSaltscale Lurker

These murlocs debuff their target with Tearing Bite, increasing incoming damage by 10%

Tanks should pick the murlocs up quickly to prevent them from dealing fatal damage to non-tank players

Tearing Bite will stack, causing the tank to take increasing damage while fighting these murloc packs

Use AoE stuns, as well as tank and healer cooldowns, to ensure the tank survives

Bitterbrine Slave

Bitterbrine Slaves will poison their target with a variety of poison effects

Two Slaves will use each of the three poison abilities, and these poisons do stack
Lethargic Toxin will reduce movement speed by 10% per stack

Numbing Toxin will reduce the target's Haste by 10% per stack

Sea-Brine Toxin applies a moderate DoT effect that stacks

Skrog WavecrasherRising Fury

This ability also knocks players down, stunning them for 1 second

Each time the Wavecrasher uses Rising Fury, he gains a stack of Rising Fury, increasing the damage dealt by subsequent Rising Fury casts

Skrog TidestomperMassive Quake

Massive Quake summons watery eruptions beneath players' feet, every 1.5 seconds

After 3 seconds, these small Quakes will erupt, dealing heavy damage to players in their area of effect, and knocking them into the air

Players should keep moving out of the eruptions for the duration of the 7.5-second Massive Quake channel

Massive QuakeRising FuryRising FuryRising FuryKing Deepbeard Tips & StrategyKing DeepbeardQuakeAftershockQuake

Quake deals moderate damage to each player, and will also splash onto other players within 5 yards

Players should spread out more than 5 yards apart to avoid taking extra Quake damage from their allies

Quake also creates a patch of crackled earth at each player's feet

After 4 seconds, a more powerful Aftershock will occur in these locations

Avoid taking Aftershock damage by moving out of the crackled earth graphic as soon as it appears

After the Aftershock damage is dealt, the patch of crackled earth will disappear, and that area will no longer be dangerous

QuakeCall the Seas

Call the Seas summons a large number of rapidly moving pools of water throughout the encounter area

Players standing in these pools will take light Frost damage every 0.3 seconds

Due to the number of Call the Seas pools, and the speed with which they move, it is impractical to avoid all of them

If you are on low health or if several pools are converging upon your location, move

Otherwise, the damage is not high enough to worry about dodging these pools

Gaseous Bubble

Stand in Aftershock to deplete the shield

Gaseous BubblesQuake

This spell places Gaseous Bubbles around two randomly-chosen non-tank players

The Gaseous Bubbles absorb a large amount of incoming damage, and last for 20 seconds or until the affected player has taken enough damage to exhaust this shield

If a Gaseous Bubbles shield lasts the full 20 seconds, it will trigger a Gaseous Explosion as it fades

The Gaseous Explosion deals extremely heavy damage to the entire party, and can potentially cause a wipe

If you are affected by Gaseous Bubbles, you must purposefully take damage in order to break through the shield and prevent Gaseous Explosion.

Don't panic!

There will always be a Quake before your Gaseous Bubbles will expire

Wait for the Quake to occur, and then stand in the Aftershock graphic

The Quake/Aftershock combo is enough to break the Gaseous Bubbles

Do not bother chasing Call the Seas puddles to take enough damage - they deal too little damage, and you will lose a lot of healing or DPS uptime doing so

Another convenient way to break the Gaseous Bubbles is to stand in the Lightning Strike, but this only works if your party is killing King Deepbeard fourth

Gaseous BubblesGround Slam

Ground Slam has a 2.5-second cast time, and creates a large zone centered on the tank

When the cast finishes, any player standing in this zone will take extremely high damage

Ground Slam's damage bypasses armor, so not even a tank can withstand it without some form of mitigation

Deepbeard stands still while casting, so the tank - and any players who happen to be caught in it - can run out to avoid the damage

Frenzy

Move out of the Ground Slam

Move away from the Aftershock area after Deepbeard casts Quake

Save powerful cooldowns for the final 30%, when Deepbeard enters a Frenzy

Spread out greater than 5 yards from one another in preparation for Quake

Move out of the Aftershock area after Deepbeard casts Quake

If affected by Gaseous Bubbles, do not chase the Call the Seas puddles around - wait for Quake, and stand in the Aftershock area to clear the bubble

Stay away from the front of the boss to avoid being affected by Ground Slam

The party will take heavy damage from Quake; quickly top up any players who don't seem to be moving away from Aftershock

If players in the party mismanage Gaseous Bubbles, use a healing CD like Tranquility or Divine Hymn to recover quickly

Tank damage will be severe during Frenzy; use cooldowns if available to keep the tank alive, and focus on strong single-target healing

Stay more than 5 yards away from other players to avoid taking their Quake damage

Move out of the Aftershock area after Deepbeard casts Quake

If affected by Gaseous Bubbles, do not chase the Call the Seas puddles around - wait for Quake, and stand in the Aftershock area to clear the bubble

Stay away from the front of the boss to avoid being affected by Ground Slam

Heroic & Mythic DifficultyGaseous ExplosionGaseous BubblesQuakeAftershockLightning StrikeGaseous ExplosionGaseous BubblesGaseous BubblesAftershockQuakeAftershockQuakeallAftershockAftershockAftershockQuakeWrath of AzsharaTidal WaveNotable Trash Mobs In Patch 7.2, these 4 Naga also contribute to the Mythic Keystone trash count when killed.Lightning BlastArcane Bomb

Ritualist Lesha's third ability is Aqua Spout, which creates watery spouts beneath players' feet that will deal heavy damage and knock affected players into the air if not dodged

Channeler Varisz's third ability is Polymorph: Fish, which transforms a random DPS into a fish, unable to attack

Binder Ashioi's third ability is Magic Binding, which roots all players and deals heavy damage for 6 seconds or until dispelled

Mystic Ssa'veh's third ability is Storm, which deals heavy periodic Nature damage to players within its 10-yard radius of effect

Lightning BlastArcane Bomb

The Arcane Bomb will track the player's position as they move

If the debuff expires naturally, the Arcane Bomb detonates, dealing heavy damage to all players within the area of effect and stunning them for 6 seconds

Dispelling Arcane Bomb will freeze its position, so that the affected player can run out of the Bomb's area of effect

The player targeted by Arcane Bomb should run away from the rest of the party

Healers should dispel Arcane Bomb when the affected player is far from the party

Once Arcane Bomb is dispelled, the targeted player should move out of the Bomb's area of effect

Wrath of Azshara Tips & StrategyWrath of Azshara

Tidal Wave sweeps in a circle across the island, and will damage players who pass through it

Mystic Tornado spawns at a random location near players, and will move erratically in that general area

A player struck by a Mystic Tornado will take moderate damage and be launched into the air, likely taking Falling damage upon landing

These effects are summoned periodically throughout the fight and never despawn

As the fight continues, it will become increasingly hard to avoid these effects

If you must make a choice of which mechanic to stand in, Tidal Wave is safer than Mystic Tornado

Arcane BombArcane Bomb

The targeted player should move to the edge of the island, careful to avoid the Tidal Wave and Mystic Tornado mechanics

The healer should dispel the Arcane Bomb when the targeted player is near the edge of the island

Once the Arcane Bomb debuff has been dispelled, the targeted player should move out of the Arcane Bomb's area of effect

Heaving Sands

Even if the boss's melee attack is successfully Dodged or Parried by the tank, Heaving Sands will still deal damage

Healers will need to top up the party periodically even if they avoid all other damaging events

Heaving Sands will still harm the tank on top of Wrath of Azshara's melee damage, making for heavy tank damage

Massive DelugeRaging StormsSurging WatersCry of Wrath

For the remainder of the encounter, Violent Winds will continually push players around, changing directions every few seconds

Lightning Strikes will occur more frequently during this time

Additional Tidal Waves will spawn, greatly increasing the difficulty of dodging mechanics

Players should save their personal damage-reduction cooldowns for this phase

BloodlustHeroismTime WarpCry of WrathCry of Wrath

Dodge Massive Deluge, and keep the Wrath of Azshara facing about 90 degrees away from the party so no other players are threatened by it

Do not step into the pool in the center of the island

Avoid the Tidal Waves and Mystic Tornado spawns near you

Step out of any Lightning Strike areas near you

Use stronger cooldowns during the Cry of Wrath phase

Movement is more intense after Cry of Wrath, so use cooldowns during the first half of the fight where they will be more effective

Be mindful of your healer, and stay within their range! Melee DPS should flank the boss, not be directly behind it

Do not step into the pool in the center of the island

If targeted with Arcane Bomb, move out to the edge of the island, wait for the debuff to be dispelled, then move away from the Arcane Bomb

Avoid the Tidal Waves and Mystic Tornado spawns near you

Step out of any Lightning Strike areas near you

Use defensive cooldowns during the Cry of Wrath phase

Even when executed perfectly, the party will take periodic damage from Heaving Sands

Movement and damage are more intense after Cry of Wrath, so save major throughput or defensive/tank cooldowns for when Wrath of Azshara is below 10% health

Generally stay near the boss, but not near the tank, to keep the whole party in range

Dispel other players' Arcane Bomb when they are far from the party

If targeted with Arcane Bomb, move out to the edge of the island, dispel, then move away from the Arcane Bomb

Avoid the Tidal Waves and Mystic Tornado spawns near you

Step out of any Lightning Strike areas near you

Use defensive cooldowns during the Cry of Wrath phase

Heroic & Mythic DifficultyCrushing Depths

Crushing Depths will target a random, non-tank player, marking a large area around them

When the cast completes, Crushing Depths deals a large amount of damage, divided evently amongst all players standing in its area of effect

Other players should help to soak the Crushing Depths damage by moving into the circle around its target

The tank should only soak Crushing Depths as a last resort

Crushing DepthsTidal WaveMystic Tornado

Players struck by Tidal Wave will receive a stack of Frost Resonance

The movement speed reduction from Frost Resonance makes avoiding further Tidal Waves and Mystic Tornadoes more difficult, and interferes with responding quickly to Crushing Depths or Arcane Bomb

Players struck by Mystic Tornado will receive a stack of Magic Resonance

Magic Resonance increases the amount of damage dealt by Tidal Wave, Mystic Tornado, Arcane Bomb's detonation, and Lightning Strike

Players who accumulate stacks of these debuffs will be much more likely to die

It is very important to avoid as many of these environmental effects as possible

Mystic TornadoMystic TornadoTidal WaveCrushing DepthsArcane BombWorld QuestsCourt of FarondisThe WardensEye of Azshara: Slug It Out (Court of Farondis)ShellmawRestless Tides

Restless Tides will cast Undertow when players first engage them, dealing extremely heavy damage to the party with each tick

Since there are two of the Restless Tides, this damage will be fatal if the party just rushes in to battle

The party should stand far back, on the path, and allow the tank to run in and trigger the Undertow casts

The tank can use a powerful defensive cooldown to survive the damage, or back off out of range of it

Once the Restless Tides finish channeling Undertow, the tank can pull one back to the party to kill

Players can then move in to defeat the other Restless Tides near Shellmaw

Shellmaw is buffed with a Corrosive Trail, and leaves pools of corrosive slime as he moves

Players who stand in the Corrosive Trail suffer strong periodic damage

Like the Gritslime Snails, Shellmaw also attacks players with Abrasive Slime

Abrasive Slime damages players in front of Shellmaw, causing them to take more damage and deal less damage

The tank can outrange this during the Abrasive Slime spellcast, and melee DPS should ensure they are safely to Shellmaw's side without standing in Corrosive Trail

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Comments

Comment by 1642463

Hello,

I´m willing to share some information i just found out, and i dont see in this padge, when i went to this dungeon for completing my pilar of creation quest, my group and i found 2 chest with an item, each with 200 artifact power and pretty easy to get. I dont know if its rare spawn or always its here, but its a worth to share the information.

See ya later and good luck to everyone

Comment by 1562144

I like how thorough is the guide. Appreciate your efforts!

Comment by kerrymayall

Thank you for the guide Dayani. These are a must-read for me, as I tank these dungeons on heroic for the first time.

Comment by 1533006

I have to play on the lowest graphics settings due to my computer, and I struggle to see the Poison Spit from Serpentix. Can anyone describe what it looks like or post a screenshot?

Comment by 1446900

There is a slight inaccuracy on this guide. Serpentix does NOT have two "red" Blazing Hydra Spawns, there is a red one and a purple one. Only the red one drops blazing, so it should be prioritized over purple.

Also, thanks for the note about seagulls. Seagulls have caused me (Hunter Marksman) more problems than the boss itself, especially if you're still progressing armor and somewhat squishy as is my case. It's trivially easy for a team to take out the gulls. Just do it. It's faster than a wipe. Stop being elitist snobs and suggesting that you should simply not pull them. It takes less energy to manage them before the fight, than to rage quit after a wipe.

Comment by AlienVacation

This girl makes fantastic, detailed and very helpful guides. Glad I found it and I hope you write many more... Thanks for your efforts!

Comment by Anatta

Some additional notes on dealing with the bosses on 10+ Mythic with the Tyrannical modifier.

I recommend killing Lady Hatecoil and Serpentrix first. That way you don't have winds pushing you around for those two fights where being pushed around can be particularly troublesome. That does mean some backtracking and lost time, so advanced groups may want to use the normal order.

Warlord Parjesh
His Crashing Wave charge and the resulting Quicksand is easily lethal. We found it useful to have him tanked facing a wall so he would always charge a short distance and make only a small area dangerous.
It is of course very important that his spears all end up hitting an add, not a player.

Lady Hatecoil
The Focused Lightning attack is heavily damaging, but not lethal so long as everyone is at high health. With the increased boss health the fight might last long enough that you start to run out of sand islands if players are careless and allow them to be destroyed.

Serpentrix
The toxic puddles created by the toxic wound debuff are very painful. You can minimise the area they fill by having the debuffed player always move to just past the edge of the last puddle they dropped rather than running at full speed. Try to leave some clear paths so people can still move around. With the extra boss health it's easy to end up filling much of the area with puddles before the fight is over. Prioritise the blue head (it gets a stacking buff from casting its attack), then red, then back to green.

If you fight Serpentrix before the winds start, be aware that the seagulls are still there! They're flying high in the air, and may still be hit by some AoE attacks.

King Deepbeard
Quake is very painful, and remember that each time he casts it the cracks left over from previous casts will also become active and cause damage to anyone stood on them. It may be useful to periodically move the boss so that melee have a relatively clear space to operate in. Standing on a crack during Quake is a good way to quickly burn through the bubble.

Wrath of Azshara
Even with perfect execution the whole party will be taking significant and constant damage from Heaving Sands. The healer can expect to have their group-wide healing pushed to the limit. It's important for the group not to spread out too far while dodging attacks as forcing the healer to chase players down will likely lower their output too much and lead to deaths. The group should gradually rotate around the boss once there are too many tornadoes in the present area.

Comment by Pseudocool

Important note, especially for high level mythic keystones with the fortified affix:

When Skrog Tidestompers channel Massive Quake, the Quake patches will spawn Murlocs.

This is not mentioned in the guide. It can be very dangerous and cause wipes on the Wavecrasher + Tidestomper pull right before King Deepbeard if the Tidestomper isn't prioritized, and the Murlocs aren't picked up.

Comment by Gandolio

This guide is amazing, Im a noob tank who use these guides to build my knowledge on these dungeons to start running Mythic+.
Yesterday I ran my first Mythic +2 EoA, and after defeating all the bosses, the clock was still running and the loot was not there. So one of the DPS started running heading to Serpentrix area and we kill several groups of mobs we didnt touch before until the clock stops and we get the credit.
By the time I asked them why those mobs? how do they knew which ones were missing... they all left the group and I got wife aggro, so couldn´t ask there... So, anyone know what happened?

Comment by jaghead

In case anyone is curious, I tried to solo mythic eye of azshara with my 120 discipline priest ilvl 386, but couldn't do Warlord Parjesh and therefore couldn't get the barrier down around Wrath of Azshara. Everything else was easy.

Eye of Azshara Dungeon Guide - Legion

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