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First fight of the Conquest Pit questline, which involves fighting various enemies inside an arena located at Conquest Hold, Grizzly Hills. The questline is similar to the Ring of Blood one in Nagrand.

The questline starts with the Goblin Grennix Shivwiggle, who is located next to the arena in Conquest Hold.

Kommentar von 7103

Soloable as a 75 DK. I'm using a blood tank spec and have 18.6k health in frost presence. Just lay your diseases and use Death Strike when it's up. I never dropped below 70% health.

He was hitting me for roughly 1500-1700 but attacking slow and getting parried/dodged a lot.

Kommentar von Argontus

As an Unholy DK (at level 76) this wasn't soloable, at least my first try failed miserably because of high damage with 2.5k crits. I had Frost Presence on and used all my healing abilities, but it wasn't fast enough to make up for Ironjaw's damage.

Kommentar von 314845

ironhide is a transformers reference http://www.wallpaperez.net/wallpaper/movie/Transformers-Ironhide-302.jpg

Kommentar von 331093

Solo'd as 76 Holy Paladin. Keep Judgment of Wisdom up with Seal of Wisdom on your weapon. Popped lay on hands half way through to regain some mana, bubbled to use Divine Plea. Mostly 70 Kara/T4/Badge epics. I'd recommend another party member just to speed things up.

Kommentar von Guanyin

Is he tamable?

Kommentar von 534493

I was able to solo this as a level 75 prot pally--but barely, using Lay on Hands, Divine Shield, and Ardent Defender. If you want to do it for pride, go for it. If you want the xp, bring a friend or three.

Kommentar von 631169

i just soloed this as a lvl 74 blood dk

Kommentar von Arakos

Just soloed as a 74 enhance shaman. Spirit wolves+bloodlust+shamanistic rage kept me healed so I could focus on pure dps, but once that ran out I had to constantly spam heals whether my maelstrom weapon was ready or not. Used a superior healing potion, and an extra trinket cooldown, took about 1 minute to do, and finished about 200 health from death. A fun challenge, but I really wouldn't recommend it.

Also, I was geared entirely in quest greens and blues, with heirloom shoulders, so anyone with some instance gear or more heirlooms should be able to do it.

Kommentar von Jevader

Just solo'd this as a level 74 Blood Death Knight. Wasn't really that hard. 1k white hits on me, 1.3k Mauls. Had about 13k health left out of 17k.

Was using heirloom shoulders, chest, 2h axe and using the mail BoA helmet from Archaeology with 3 +30 Stamina gems in it. Else I had Brutal legs, boots, gloves and the relic with +30 Stamina gem in it.

EDIT: Did pop Dancing Rune Weapon. No Trinkets / Damage reducing/Health increasing talents used.

Kommentar von jowwy

Gather round young Tauren for it is time for a story.

It was a cold morning in the Grizzly Hills, but then again its cold all over Northrend(except Sholazar). Garhuull, our young warrior had just reached Conquest Hold during his long campaign through the frozen continent. After a few hours, he had been a considerably large help for the Horde in the hills, and he was sent north to help control the Drakari trolls. As he was repairing his gear, a goblin beckoned him over. He told him about the conquest pit, and asked if he would like to participate in the pit. The goblin cautioned the warrior that this would be a challenge, and that he should strongly consider having allies with him. Garhuull, thought for a moment. He wore armor given to him by the mightiest heroes in all of Azeroth, and was surely strong enough for the goblin's challenge. The Tauren replied in a cocky voice, "I accept your challenge Goblin, but I will do it alone." Garhuull then entered the arena and prepared himself for battle.

A large menacing bear entered after him. The bear would have frightened most but Garhuull wasn't afraid. He quickly charged the bear. The fight was a quick one, and a close one too. Unfortunately, our warrior was not the victor. Although he had nearly killed the bear(373 health), he himself had fallen. He quickly nursed his wounds and returned to challenge the bear again.

This time, he had not gotten close(30k health). He continued to challenge the bear but to no avail. Ironhide proved to be more than a challenge Garhuull. A broken warrior left for the city of Dalaran, where he proceeded to drown away his sorrows with A few Sulfuron Slammers. How could he not defeat a bear? He had killed more than one hundred bears in his life, why not one more? He continued to drink away his sorrows for days in The Filthy Animal. After a long day of drinking, an old friend of Garhuull's stopped by. Aedelon, a paladin of the Argent Crusade had come to Dalaran on important business. he saw his friend in his depressed state, and could not sit idly by as he destroyed himself with Sulfuron Slammers. He decided to help his friend by finding a new weapon for him, something that would surely turn the tide for him.

The paladin searched for days until he had finally found the perfect weapon. An axe used by the ancient Vrykul, the Nifflevar Bearded Axe was one of the most powerful weapons in all of Northrend. Aedelon thought that it would surely help Garhuull defeat his monster. He returned to the warrior who had still been drinking in The Filthy Animal. Without hesitation, he handed Garhuull the axe. There were no words needed in that moment, our warrior knew what needed to be done. Garhuull mounted his wyvern and set out for Conquest Hold.

It was midday when he arrived. A renewed man, he walked to the pit. The goblin quickly beckoned for the bear to be brought into the pit. Garhuull was ready. He charged the bear for what he hoped would be the last time. The battle lasted for hours, with neither party tiring. Then suddenly, Garhuull made a critical error. He had left a an opening in his defenses, which the bear exploited without hesitation. Once again, Garhuull had failed to slay the bear. Overcome by shame, Garhuull mounted his kodo and left for the west vowing to never return to the Grizzly Hills.

A few days had passed and Garhuull had earned considerable fame among the Horde forces in the Dragonblight. He had slain numerous monsters in the area who had seemed invincible. Yet each day that passed he was tormented by an image of a large grey bear. He knew he would know no peace until the bear lied dead and cold. He decided he would return to Conquest Hold one more time. This time, he would have a bear skinned cloak when he left. He purchased a few pieces of armor, and some potions and set off.

Everyone in the hold was surprised to see him return. Soon after his return, the hold went silent. The goblin knew to bring the beast into the pit simply by seeing Garhuull return. This would truly be his last time here. He had decided that if he could not slay the bear, he would lay down his weapon and let the bear strike the final blow. It was in that moment that a fiery rage had awoken within Garhuull. He now knew he could slay the beast. He put that rage to good use as he charged into what may be his greatest triumph, or his grizzly demise. As the battle began the bear let out a roar that could be heard for miles in all directions, Garhuull then let out a roar even louder and demoralized the bear. Alas, the bear seamed to have the upper hand. Garhuull then let out a series of devastating strikes and struck the bear as if victory was near. And then, it was over. The bear lay on the ground of the pit, a bloody and lifeless corpse. Garhuull, nearly dead(246 heath) had finally defeated Ironhide. Without paying any mind to his wounds, he quickly walked out of the pit and claimed his reward, 11 gold. Although, a small amount of money was not all he walked out of the pit with. He also walked away with his pride.

Garhuull the Shamed had entered Conquest Hold that day. But Garhuull the Redeemed had left it..

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