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Commentaire de 435680

Pas encore beaucoup d'information en français :p
Alors je m'y met !
Ragnaros, ici présent est le boss final des terres de feu, c'est donc le 7ème boss sur 7. Il faut avoir tuer tout les autres pour y avoir accès. EN mode normal il n'est pas trop dur, la stratégie de ragnaros se résume en 5 phases.
Gestion de sa sulfuras ( flammes qui partent dans 3 directions ).
Très bien gérer les add en transition avec stun / grip root pour pas qu'ils rush sulfuras

Laisser une zone sans personne pour en phase 3 pour s'y packer et y aoe les add

Faire gaffe aux bouboules de feu !

Commentaire de 0xFuture

Petite astuce concernant la technique , vous avez deux solutions :

S'avancer vers si possible
Se reculer en diagonale par rapport à l'AOE affichée sur le sol

Normalement si vous respectez ceci, vous ne devriez pas être touché par l'une des vagues qui apparaissent après l'impact de Sulfuras sur le sol.

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Commentaire de Neutronimity

I've got dibs on:

Ragnaros yells: TOO SOON, STAGHELM! TOO SOON!

Commentaire de Runeweaver

Ragnaros the Firelord; Elemental Lord of Fire, makes his home in Firelands and the final boss of the Firelands raid arriving in 4.2
Here heroes of Azeroth come to his home The Firelands, in hope to finally vanquish him and stop his assault upon Mount Hyjal.

Commentaire de 395382

hey.... maybe we can loot his hammer!

Commentaire de chaoscurtis

Maybe ... Hum, I wonder if anyone is going to kill him with his own hammer.
Imagine some crazy ass pally wielding a level 60 legendary and attacking him.

Commentaire de 252897

Short fight tactics, updated for live and for heroic

TL;DR version: DONT STAND IN THE FIRE

3 phases and a transition phase in between. 4th phase in heroic only.

Phase 1

-Switch tanks every 3 debuff stacks.
-Dont get hit by hammer or its lava waves.
-Trigger lava traps when you can afford it.
-Dont clump up.
-Dont get knockbacked in to lava.

Transition 1

-Kill adds before they reach hammer. Closest ones first. Use knockbacks & stuns. Death grip also works.

Phase 2

Sulfuras Smash remains from Phase 1, lava traps and knockback are gone.
-Split raid on both sides of room, empty in middle.
-Dont stand in Engulfing Flames
-When Ragranos uses Molten seeds, move to the center, pop survivability cooldowns and aoe until the adds that spawn are dead. During second seeds, you will get Sulfuras Smash at the same time. Easiest way to deal with this is to go close to the edge of Raggy's pool and the smash will simply go over you.

Transition 2

-Kill adds before they reach the hammer, just like in transition 1.
-2 big adds spawn in addition to smaller adds. Burn these while moving them around, if you get the debuff, move anywhere where ANY of the adds are not moving towards.
-Small adds > Big adds.

Phase 3

Sulfuras Smash and Engulfing Flames will remain from previous phases.
-Living Meteors will spawn continually, which follow players around and kill them (and anyone nearby) if they reach them. Attack the meteors to knock them back. Split the raid in half like in p2 and knock the meteors toward the middle. Once there are too many meteors, start kiting them if needed.
-If the meteors hit lava waves, something happens to them. As far as I know, its only for the sake of the achievement.

Heroic:

P1:

-Similar to normal. Time magma traps carefully to prevent any deaths.

Transition 1:

-Same as normal, except different spawn locations (?). The more death grips/typhoons etc. you have, the better.

P2:

-Easiest way to handle Molten Seeds is to group up in mid, wait for them to start flying in the air, then have EVERYONE move away. No one takes damage, all the seeds are clustered, but timing is crucial. Simply aoe/typhoon them down afterwards. If not working, simply single target them down. Will take longer though.
-Engulfing flames comes 4 times in a row for 3 seconds at each part, stand near the edges everytime to prevent unneeded damage/deaths.

Transition 2:

-Same as normal/transition 1, remember no failing with the debuff! If possible, keep one son of flame up while you kill scions.

P3:

- Heroism either as soon as raggy comes up or after scions are dead. Same as normal + the new engulfing flames. "Chill time" before P4 considering tactics. HUGE dps requirement. 140 seconds to go from 40->10% to avoid extra living meteors from spawning. If Scions are still up when raggy comes back, only cleave them down. All DPS needs to focus rag.

Edit: With the nerfed HP, you can hit P4 with just one meteor. Much easier in 10man than in 25.

P4:

-Designate at least 2 (3rd can be a melee backup. Only one in 10man) players to extinguish dreadflames as soon as they spawn, do NOT let them spread. Cat druids with passive movement speed ++ They cast faster and faster the longer you stay in P4, acting as a soft enrage. Handle them as long as you can, at the end dont bother trying to keep the whole room clear, simply have a path to the next Breadth of Frost and a clear zone where your raid needs to be.
-Create groups that stand on the edges of breadth of frost. Max 8 players per group (should be 7. Thats for 25, 10man is ez), triangle style on the edges. You should never see Magma Geyser.
-Once a second Breadth of frost spawns, kite a living meteor to the first one, kill it and quickly move the next Breatdh.
-When Empower Sulfuras casts, have your current tank kite raggy to the entangling roots.

Commentaire de Furydeath

Anyone on the legendary quest to get his heart will be effected by .

Commentaire de 310125

Normal Mode Strategy

Phase 1
Ragnaros is two-tanked, and will put a stacking fire DoT on its current aggro target. Tanks must switch off near 3-4 stacks and use cooldowns towards the end of their turn.
Every 30 seconds, Ragnaros will cast Sulfuras Smash. He will face a random player and hit the area they were standing in after two seconds of cast time. The location of the smash is given away by three lava pools formed together on the spot. When the cast is finished, three lava waves will spawn and move in different directions. (one is in the direction the boss was facing, and the other two will be to the perpendicular sides.) The locations of these smashes will always be within an arc just barely past the edge of the platform in front of Ragnaros. They are easily avoidable by standing diagonal to the direction of the smash or close-up to the boss. Touching the lava wave will knock back the player and place a strong magic DoT on them which will kill them if not dispelled immediately.
Ragnaros will also randomly burst the entire raid, knocking them back a few yards. (Similar to Al'Akir's Wind Burst but without a cast time.) Players should not be near the edge of the platform or they will get knocked off into the lava. Players must also be aware of this knockback possibly due at the same time a Sulfuras Smash occurs so they do not accidentally get knocked into the lava waves or a trap. This mechanic only occurs during Phase 1.
Ranged must be fully spread out as a random ranged player will be targeted with a trap on the ground that will damage the entire raid when triggered. It will remain there for the entire fight unless it is activated by a player moving into it. Warlocks with Demonic Portals, Mages with Slowfall, or Priests with Levitate can trigger these without dying. However, they must be sure the entire raid is topped before doing so as this combined with Ragnaros' random burst will kill someone who is not fully healed.

Phase 1.5
At 70%, Ragnaros will face a random direction in front of him and throw down Sulfuras before submerging. Eight fire elemental adds will spawn in static locations around the perimeter of the platform. If any one of these elementals touches Sulfuras, they will cast Supernova and blast your entire raid for a lot of damage. This will wipe your raid if you are not fully topped. They start with a movement speed increase which will decrease as their health lowers to 50%. All melee should be separated to their own assigned add to stunlock and burn it down while ranged finish off all adds prioritized by whichever is closest to Sulfuras. These adds cannot be rooted or snared, but they can be Death Gripped, and knocked back with Typhoon. When all adds have died or 45 seconds have elapsed in this phase, Ragnaros will reemerge.

Phase 2
Ragnaros uses a new ability which will also be used in Phase 3. Engulfing Flames will be cast for 3 seconds on a third of the room (separated in lanes: melee, middle, ranged)
Every 60 seconds, Ragnaros will spawn lava seeds on random players within the raid. All players must be spread out to avoid the splash damage these seeds cause when placed but remain on one side of the room before they are placed. After all seeds are placed, players must cross over to the other side immediately before these seeds detonate. Damage from all the seeds are based on proximity, so the closer the deadlier. After the explosion, adds will spawn for each one of these seeds and target random players. The raid must stack up to AoE all these adds down before spreading back out for the next wave of seeds. The raid can stack anywhere, but it would be easiest to do so on top of the tank at the very front of the platform to avoid being caught off guard by Sulfuras Smash. However, if any players stagger and are too far back they are likely to get instantly killed by Sulfuras Smash.

The biggest part of this phase is being in the right place at the right time. When a Sulfuras Smash or Engulfing Flames occurs, players must remain at least 6 yards away from each other when Lava Seeds are coming. These two abilities will also occur when players are stacking up to AoE adds so they must be aware of them coming. The abilities used in this phase are static and sequential, so it's easy to memorize what will happen when. (e.g. Every second lava seed spawn having a Sulfuras Smash happen right after the explosion)

Phase 2.5
Starts at 40% HP. The exact same as Phase 1.5 with the addition of two Lava Scions, each one spawning on separate sides of the room which must be tanked. All players must kill their elemental adds quickly as before with the exception of the furthest one to buy time to kill both Lava Scions before Ragnaros reemerges. Chain grips and knockbacks on the last add to use the full duration of the phase while burning down one of the scions to free a tank for Ragnaros in Phase 3.

Phase 3
Sulfuras Smash and Engulfing Flames are still used in this phase. Very large meteors will now start spawning as a soft enrage in this fight to chase random players. The spawn location is given away with a graphic similar to Hellfire which everyone nearby must move away from. They are extremely slow, and can be knocked back every 5 seconds by doing direct damage to them. However, it should only be hit if it's in danger of touching the player. Meteors do not stay on the same player and may switch to a different one at any time, so it's important to keep distance from all active meteors. Collision with the meteor will cause it to explode, killing the colliding player and everyone within 8 yards. As this phase persists, meteors will keep spawning and chasing more players so Ragnaros must be killed as fast as possible.

At 10% HP, Ragnaros retreats and awaits you to defeat him on Heroic.

Edit: Changed tank info & last line.

Commentaire de Prasiatko

HERE COMES THE PAIN, &*!@#!

Commentaire de Manbewbs

I will be explaining the 10 man regular mode encounter of this fight, this is an overview of the whole fight but I will cover some tanking tips as it was my job and know it the most.

The encounter will need 2 tanks minimum for both raid sizes. The enrage timer is 12 minutes. Ragnaros hits hard on tanks.

The following two abilities will persist throughout the whole fight aside from the two transition phases where he will be submerged.
Sulfuras Smash will happen, an ability that will show up as 3 circles clumped together on the ground, and smash his hammer on the specified location. Getting hit by the direct ability is a one shot. 3 lava waves will spew out from where the hammer hit, much like Sartharion's lava walls except much smaller but faster. The directions that the walls spawn from will be from the tip of the specified location (outwards pointing to the nearest edge of the platform) and the two sides. It will never point towards Ragnaros himself and will always point in the same directions. If you do happen to get hit by the lava walls, it will hit for about moderate damage and apply a dot on you which needs to be dispelled. It is completely avoidable and should be. Also note that the area where he smashed his hammer will have a ground effect AoE which will do some damage.
Another ability Ragnaros does is a stacking DoT called Burning Wound on the tank, this is basically a tank swap. Tanks should taunt immediately after their stacks fall off, as it has a 20 second duration. A tip for the pull is to let the main tank use his threat CD's, and once it wears off tank two taunts to maximize TPS. After that both tanks should taunt off each other immediately.

Phase 1: 100%-70%

During phase 1 he will cast hand of Ragnaros, knocking back all players in range of him and do a small amount of damage that cannot be avoided unless ranged (don't bother, you'll have to be off the platform completely).

He will also cast wrath of Ragnaros and blast a random raid member and inflict moderate damage, blasting them backwards. Basically spread out to avoid multiple players getting hit.

These two abilities are similar to Al'akir's wind burst.

The key ability in phase 1 that Ragnaros will use is magma trap, but unlike shadow trap on Lich King this trap will need to be activated or else you will have multiple traps on the platform which will make things chaotic in phase 3. The initial cast will look like a orange swirly heading towards the direction (underneath a player) and needs to be avoided. It will also have a ground effect similar to a shadow crash on general Vezax in Ulduar or the trash packs before the last boss in OK.
When the trap gets detonated, it will do moderate damage to the entire raid. Think of a crackle except less deadly but more often.
The way you handle these traps before they get overwhelming is to send a capable ranged player to step on these traps to detonate. You do not get any parachute or slow fall of what sort by default, so you must use a class's ability, such as Slow fall from priests, Blink from mages, disengage from hunters, etc. Coordinate with your healers when you do this, a badly timed detonate may cause a lot of strain or a death.
Tanks should use a CD when the trap gets detonated, Shield wall, BH trinket, anything that reduces damage is great as you won't have a chance to use them much unless healers are falling behind.

The combination of the multiple knock backs, magma traps, and sulfuras smash can be deadly at times, as if you get knocked back into either a trap, smash, or lava wave it can be a bad start.

Phase 1.5: the phase shift

During this phase, Ragnaros himself will not do any damage to tanks, and there not be much damage coming out to the raid. This is ideal time to regenerate mana for healers.

Ragnaros will once again, smash his hammer on the ground but will not cause any lava waves. You can tell where his hammer is going to be placed from the 8 beams that will be visible, indicating where 8 adds will spawn. He can place his hammer on the left side, center, or middle. You can tell where it will be before he places them. If 2 beams are to the left and 6 to the right, the hammer will be placed on the left. If it is split (4:4) it will be in the center. If 6 beams are to the left and 2 to the right, it will spawn to the right. These adds don't have any threat and dps may wish to dps as they please. These adds are considered elementals and paladins should glyph into holy wrath to stun them because of the following reason.
When the elementals reach the hammer, it will cause about 100k damage and can easily be a wipe. If everyone is at full HP, a wipe can be prevented but don't expect it. Just kill them before they reach the hammer. The key thing about these adds is the lower their HP is, the slower they are until they're at a point where they move like a snail. To prevent any speedy runs to the hammer, stun them as soon as they come out with a long stun, such as Concussion blow, Hammer of Justice, etc. Split up DPS, with 2 on the left, 2 on the right, and your most capable DPS in the center. DK's can death grip them if one's getting dangerously close, and knock backs work, but aren't recommended for the second transition.
When the adds die, they'll explode but it's best to have melee stick on them and heal through the small damage.
Do not leave a Son of Flame active as if Ragnaros comes back up and ones still alive he'll instantly wipe the raid.

Phase 2: 70%-40%

Ragnaros will emerge again, but this time there will be no more knock backs, and no more traps. Instead introduced are two new mechanics.

There will be Engulfing Flames, similar to Valiona's engulfing flames which cover one third of the ground towards the end of Theralion's ground phase.
Tanks must always be in melee range or Ragnaros will start casting on you, which is a lot more damage than melee. The engulfing flame makes it hard to stay in melee range. I found the initial flame easy to avoid but died to the ground effect after. If you look closely at the flames, you will see that they are many circles on the ground that makes it, making a long chain of circles of fire. If you stand in between a circle's top and another circle's top, you can just get in enough for melee range. If you have graphics turned on and you are comfortable then you may not need to do this.
Another ability he will cast is Molten seeds. These seeds will spawn on players and do moderate AoE damage. Spread out. The key to this is that because when the seeds explode and do damage, the farther away you are the less damage it'll do. Pretty much have all the players spread out on the right and left sides of the whole platform, no one should be standing in the middle. The tricky part about spreading out is that you will sometimes have an engulfing flame right before seeds, making it tricky to spread after the engulfing flames before the seeds. The same goes for Sulfuras Smash's lava walls.
When the seeds blow up, it is a good time to use raid CD's, AMZ is amazing, AM from holy paladins, DG, RC, SLT, and PW:B are all great for this as you will be stacking for when they do. The reason you want to stack is because after the seeds blow up, adds spawn with low HP and they need to be AoE'd down, a tank cannot pick them up as after spawning they fixate on someone. Best for groups with hunters is to stun all the adds and let them go out to AoE. When the stuns wear off hopefully they're all dead.

Commentaire de Manbewbs

Cont Phase 2-

A good place to stack is right in front of Ragnaros, and the center of the platform as he will still be doing damage to tanks and because either Engulfing Flames or Sulfuras Smash will happen during the time the raid stacks. When Sulfuras Smash happens, just tuck in further into Ragnaros, making sure you're not standing in lava as there's a little gap between him and the hammer.
After they're all dead, rinse and repeat. We found the first and third stack "phase" to be Engulfing Flames, and the second one the Smash. We did not get a fourth one so I cannot comment on it, although it's logical it is a Smash.

Phase 2.5: transition phase

Exact same as the first transition aside from one new debuff and a new type of add, Blazing Trail, if it's on a player it will leave a fire trail on the ground and if you stand still with the debuff you will be standing in the stacking fire, obviously not good. This fire trail also heals the little elemental adds, thus making them faster and most likely making a wipe. Stand on the edge of the platform and DPS adds from behind to negate the risk of them healing.
A new type of an add spawns that have a lot more HP (2 million ish I think?) that must be tanked and killed. The second transition is ideal to pop Bloodlust/Heroism to get these adds down, though prioritizing little adds over large ones. They spawn from the black circles (rock formation on the ground all throughout the encounter). Burn them down once the adds are dead.
These adds are tauntable and should be to switch off on Burning stacks of Ragnaros through phase 3.

Phase 3: 40%-10%

Engulfing Flames still persist from phase two during phase three. There is a new mechanic introduced again, this time a flaming Meteor. These Living Meteors have a lot of HP and should not be killed. When they spawn a small hellfire will indicate the location. This meteor will fixate on a random member, not the tanks as far as I saw, and follow them. A yellow line will be connecting the player and the meteor, and the player will have a yellow arrow above their head. If this does reach you, you will explode the meteor, one shot anyone near you and yourself, and get blown off. Luckily you can avoid it reaching you by damaging the meteor and it will knock it back from the player that damaged it. Shortly after it will fixate on a different player and start again. You cannot spam knock him back though, as it gets a debuff after you knock it which prevents it from being knocked back for 5 seconds.
During this phase more and more meteors will spawn until you eventually become overwhelmed.
Healers should hit the boulder themselves with Moonfire, SW:D, Judgement, or Earth Shock.

That pretty much concludes my in depth explanation for Ragnaros! Have fun and good luck!

Commentaire de godded

gave us 440 rep on 10man normal

edit: same on 25man normal.

Commentaire de wastedtime

I dont know if its been said here already, but can pallys bubble on the living meteors then explode them in a safe place to remove them?

Commentaire de Veratus

Pro tip: Don't feral charge, unless you like dying in a fiery grave!

Commentaire de Rygol

Fun fact for hunters - Deterrence will deflect the damage from Molten Seed explosions.

Commentaire de danadocus

This seems to be true for the new ragnaros as well: Ragnaros will always attack players who are in melee range first, regardless of their position on his hatelist.

Commentaire de Forumchibi

Looking for some advice for the 2nd major phase (the one with the molten seeds):

My group today tried many different strategies, and yet the Molten Seeds mixed with the other mechanics continued to wipe us and we have yet to see the next transition or the last phase. In terms of placement, first we tried gathering in a circle around the center using the floor pattern as a guide. In later attempts we tried stacking on one side of the room and running to the opposite side.

Among other things, if we got Engulfing Flames in the center of the room at the same time as the seeds, it was pretty much a wipe since the ranged and tanks were divided and unable to stack for healing and damage reduction - especially if we were using the circle strategy. EF was particularly annoying for the 2nd seed when the room would get divided by flames, followed by seed, followed by the hammer wave. No matter which configuration we used it ended badly. Are you just screwed if you have seeds and a center EF at the same time?

Going back to formations, using the center worked decently until EF divided the room and no one could stack anymore. So we tried stacking the raid on a side and then moving to the other as we got seeds. This seemed like a messier approach since people were scattered in terms of how far they had crossed the room by the time the seeds went off, so that heals and damage reductions weren't getting everyone. Is there a minimum damage dealt by the seeds so that there's a distance we should have been stopping at sooner? We also still had a difficulties with the EF again, and getting everyone to the front on the 2nd seed to avoid the hammer.

Any suggestions on formations and how to deal with EF/seed at the same time would be *greatly* appreciated! We're hoping for a kill in the next night or two, but I'm still afraid to see the chasing meteors.

Commentaire de 526684

Anyone know if ragnaros can parry? Usually bosses that are like him cant parry, but idk because you can actually attack him from behind if you turn him one way and the melee attack the other way.

Commentaire de Grandine

I wonder if we could have just bribed the (now) neutral Neptulon and Therazane to kill Ragnaros for us...we did scratch their backs...

Commentaire de darknesscalls

We don't have a huge amount of information on heroic yet, but there is another phase that starts at 10%.

At this point, Ragnaros rises from his lava pool and walks around, while Cenarius, Arch Druid Hamuul Runetotem, and Malfurion Stormrage come to aid you. Some RP occurs and Ragnaros heals to 50% health. Apparently there is some reason why he heals only to 50% and not 100% of his health, without knowing the RP yet we won't know for certain, but I'm sure the info will be released by a guild sooner or later.

Commentaire de kykuky

Use L'extincteur!

Commentaire de Greenhooves

Frankly, I'm a bit peeved that you only kill him on Heroic. It sets a bad precedent.

Suppose they did this all the major bosses. No LK kill, no Yogg kill, no Illidan, Kael-Thas, or Gruul unless you do Heroic.

Commentaire de Ravencrofts

Mortal Insects! You dare tresspass into MY domain? Your arrogance will be purged in living flame.

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_AGGRO.ogg')

Not ... No! That should be my finest hour! (?)

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_DEATH_HEROIC.ogg')

Too soon! ... You have come too soon...

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_DEATH_NORMAL.ogg')

You will be destroyed! (?)

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_HAMMER_DROP_01.ogg')

Die!

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_HAMMER_DROP_02.ogg')

Your judgement has come!

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_HAMMER_DROP_03.ogg')

Enough! I will finish this.

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_HAMMER_PICKUP_01.ogg')

Fall to your knees, mortals! This ends now.

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_HAMMER_PICKUP_02.ogg')

Sulfuras will be your end.

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_HAMMER_PICKUP_03.ogg')

The realm of fire will consume you!

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_PURGE_01.ogg')

Die, insect!

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_KILL_01.ogg')

Pathetic.

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_KILL_02.ogg')

This is MY realm!

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_KILL_03.ogg')

All ... EVERYTHING! (?)

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_HEROIC_FIGHT_01.ogg')

Ah, intruder! This realm is not yours! (?)

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_HEROIC_FIGHT_02.ogg')

When I finish this, my revenge will burn your wretched world, mortals! (?)

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_HEROIC_FIGHT_03.ogg')

Come forth, my servants! Defend your master!

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_ADDS_01.ogg')

Minions of fire! Purge the outsiders!

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_ADDS_02.ogg')

Denizens of flame, come to me!

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_ADDS_03.ogg')

Arise, servants of fire, consume their flesh!

/script PlaySoundFile('sound/CREATURE/RAGNAROS/VO_FL_RAGNAROS_ADDS_04.ogg')

(?) : French Voice translation (not in quote), i'm not sure it's the same in English, sorry :( (##RESPBREAK##)8##DELIM##asakawa##DELIM##(removed excessive use of bold text)

Commentaire de 805867

After looking through my World of Logs list, it seems that Wrath of Ragnaros, his single target knockback, doesn't target any melee classes that are in melee range. This means melee can effectively stack which helps out healing a bit.

Commentaire de Sas148

Those of you pursing the acquisition of Courroux du dragon, le Repos de Tarecgosa; please note, while on Phase 3 of the quest line requiring you to use Bâton runique de Nordrassil to collect 250 Smouldering Essence, you will not be able to acquire any from Ragnaros. There isn't a body to harvest the essence from on normal difficulty and even on heroic (where there is a body after defeating him), it won't allow you to do so.

Commentaire de nater131

Hotfix 9/20
Ragnaros' health and damage have been reduced by 25% on normal difficulty.
Ragnaros' damage has been reduced by 15% on Heroic difficulty.
Magma Trap damage has been reduced on all difficulties.
The health and damage of additional enemies in this encounter have been reduced by 25% on normal difficulty and 15% on Heroic difficulty.
Wrath of Ragnaros now knocks targets up, but not back, on normal difficulty.

Commentaire de 784483

Please note that Main de Ragnaros has an interrupt component - if any caster is within the melee AOE range (extends out quite far - if you have a hunter pet, watch where they stand to attack and stay behind them), their non-instant spells will be interrupted when this goes off and they'll be locked out of that school for 5 seconds. This can be somewhat disastrous for healers.

DBM has a timer for this spell as well, so you can move when it's coming up if you feel the need to stay closer. You should be roughly in the back half of the platform, around 25-30 yards from the tanks.

Commentaire de Eillesthis

As a Survival Hunter, I've tried to be thorough and test CC abilities on the during the transitions. Most of the things I have tried do not even make them blink:
Piège de glace
Piège givrant
Flèche de dispersion
Trait de choc
Piqûre de wyverne
Monkey's Discourtois

So far the only thing I've found that does work is a
Wasp's Piqûre
which means a
Bat's Déflagration sonore
would almost certainly work as well.

Not only does it seem just to be stuns (as others have said), Effect: Apply Aura: Stun is not enough, it has to be Mechanic: Stunned.

Commentaire de citrique

Heroic is a somewhat different encounter than normal, especially after the rather sweeping nerfs to the normal version.

Our guild ended up 3-healing the 25-man version of the encounter for a kill.

Phase 1 is mostly the same. The major differences are that detonating a Magma Trap causes everyone in the raid to receive a Magma Trap Vulnerability debuff which causes them to take 50% additional damage from detonated traps for 45 seconds. What this means is that you cannot detonate a trap for 45 seconds afterward, causing you to slowly accumulate additional traps that will persist after the phase has ended. Ideally this number will be as close to 0 as possible, in our case it was 1.

What we did was had ranged DPS mostly stay on the left side of the boss along with the tanks, with melee on the right so they could DPS the boss from behind and avoid parries. A couple ranged (with legendaries) stood behind the melee on the right. A shaman healed the melee group solo. When the third and fourth traps were about to be cast, ranged DPS would venture towards the back of the platform to cause the trap to spawn there, then move back in so Hand of Ragnaros could not knock them off. The trap(s) which persists beyond phase 1 needs to be placed as close to the edge as possible so it is avoidable and out of the way for subsequent phases. If it is placed close enough to the edge of the platform, it can be ignored for the remainder of the fight.

DPS in phase 1 is primarily focused on pushing the transition before you get a fifth trap. Otherwise DPS doesn't matter an awful lot and a focus on survivability is best taken.

During the P1-P2 transition, the major difference is that Sons of Flame reaching the hammer will instantly wipe the raid upon detonation (400K damage or so) and they have a huge amount more health. We assigned Death Knights to grip Sons closest to the hammer on the "long" side of a split (hammer to the left or right) with moonkin/ele shaman knockbacks for the "short" side. The transition phase is the roughest for healers with lots of random damage from Lava Bolts. Tranquility was used to catch up at the end of the phase before Rag re-emerged.

During Phase 2 the major differences are that Molten Seeds/Elementals work differently. Elementals gain a buff which causes them to be immune to CC and do more damage, and they gain an additional instance of this buff for every other Elemental which is within a few yards of them. Therefore there are two ways to deal with these - the raid spreads out very far apart and each player deals with their own add where it spawns, or the raid stacks up and moves as one large group just before the Seeds land, then AOEs the adds down after they spawn before they reach anyone. We used the latter method for 25-man, the former method is more viable for 10-man. Ragnaros will cast "World in Flames" after every add wave, which works like the Heigan Dance. It's best for players to stand roughly inbetween where the bands of Engulfing Flames can spawn so their movement is minimized to avoid this.

We blew our one extra trap up after the first Engulfing Flames of P2 was done and covered it with Spirit Link.

DPS on Ragnaros himself is most important in Phase 3. When Ragnaros casts World in Flames, he is unable to cast any other abilities or do a phase transition. Therefore, what we did was we slowed DPS around the 44% mark and waited for him to do another seed/add wave (the third). After killing the adds, we then got him as close to 40.6% (the mark where he submerges) as possible and waited for him to start casting World in Flames. When he starts this cast, you have the entire 9 seconds of him casting it to burn as much of his HP as possible, then he will start the submerging dialogue and you will have another 8 seconds of DPS before he goes under. Doing this can shave 5-6% off of his health which is damage you do not need to do in phase 3.

The second phase transition is the same as the first in regards to Sons and Lava Scions. The goal here is to kill both Scions before Ragnaros re-emerges. Any Sons of Flame which are still alive after he re-emerges will detonate regardless of where they are after 3 seconds. What we did was we would leave one Son alive while burning the Scions down, then kill the Son just as he re-emerged. Ideally both Scions will be dead as he re-emerges.

Phase 3 works the same as normal aside from World in Flames. The ideal goal in this phase is to have as few meteors as possible, thus P3 being a DPS race. Our goal was 1 meteor. We burned the boss and used Bloodlust after the first World in Flames cast ended. When the meteor spawned, Death Knights knocked it back away from the raid so that it could be ignored as much as possible during the phase. When Ragnaros reaches 10% health, he cannot cast any other abilities (including summoning more meteors) and all damage done to him will reduce the amount of health he starts with in phase 4, so he should be burned until submerging.

There is a ~15 second window between P3 and P4 where Concentration Potions or other abilities that would be otherwise dangerous can be used.

Note that as P4 starts, you CANNOT approach the boss until his legs appear coming up from the ground, if you run towards him before this you will fall in the lava and die.

Phase 4: When the Druid NPCs spawn, they freeze any meteors on the platform. These should be knocked back to the edge. Ragnaros will then emerge from the lava starting at 50% health minus whatever you were able to knock off below 10% of his HP before he submerged. The raid should assign 3 main positions where groups of 7 people will stack in a triangle around Breadth of Frost to avoid Molten Geysers forming. Any player who gets Fixate from a Meteor at this point will need to kite it around the outside of the raid for as long as possible before knocking it away and returning to the raid stack to drop their Superheated stacks. Players returning must move straight in towards their group and not try to come in sideways between two groups as this can trigger a Geyser and wipe the raid. When the second Breadth spawns, the raid moves to it, and the player with Fixate will bring the meteor into the first Breadth where it will become frozen and can be killed. It is imperative that this Meteor is killed, Meteors that become frozen take 50% more damage and should die within a few GCDs.

Ragnaros himself will channel "Empower Sulfuras" causing any melee attacks he does to do 500K damage to the entire raid. A warrior tank is rather ideal here. When the Entrapping Roots spawn, the tank must wait for Ragnaros to start channeling his Empower cast, then must move to the other side of the roots so the boss walks into them and is stunned before being able to melee with this buff. Stunning him / kiting him causes the Empower buff to fall off. Heroic Leap, life grip, Stampeding Roar / a swiftness potion are best used here so the tank can accomplish this. The remainder of the phase is repeating this while Dreadflame extinguishers (classes that can do a lot of damage on the move such as Hunters, or classes with high movement speed such as feral druids/shamans) work to keep paths clear around Breadth and roots spawns. The "enrage" is running out of room on the platform due to Dreadflame spreading.

The major factors for downing this boss are

- High DPS from everyone in P3/P4
- Minimize damage taken from Engulfing Flames
- Good positioning
- Good RNG with P4 spawns

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Also for Death Knights:

Glyphe de poigne résistante

Works when using Death Grip on a Living Meteor, making us the best class to deal with knocking these back.

Note that ANY player ability used on a meteor will knock it back and cause it to change target. This includes any taunts, Wind Shear, applying Curse of Elements, or anything else.

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just a few tanking tips for Rag
this is a 2 tank fight.

each time u are tanking him he'll periodically cast burning wound on you. this is a mild dot that slowly ramps up damage around 3-4 stacks. at this time your other tank should swap.

p1.5 : for sons of flame paladin tanks can glyph holy wrath and stun 2 adds at the same time..bursting a son down to 50% then using hammer of justice to stun the other one beside you. it is imperative for pally tanks to have holy wrath glyphed as its a huge asset. save your shield of righteous 3 holy power for a son and blast him away.

phase 2:
burning wound from phase 1 continues, taunt accordingly
most groups will mark a left side and right side like X and Square where the entire raid will stack. when molten seeds hits the raid be sure to strafe left or right (depending on direction but keep urself facing rag so u dont get critted or owned) (if u are uncertain or slightly rusty in this u can pop a CD on each molten seed kiting)
u do not need to hit rag as u run across if that makes it easier to strafe.

for engulfing flames - *** really important *** if engulfing flames spawn right beside ragnaros melee range.. be sure u run out but stay on the very edge so rag can still melee you. this will prevent him from 1shotting other melee( its difficult to master but entirely possible).

phase 2.5 (lava scions and sons)
this gets slightly trickier but heres how most groups do it.
if u end up on the left side pickup the left scion and the 2 sons . if u are on the right side pickup the right scion and the 2 sons.

the scion spawns about 2-3 seconds before Sons do so u have time to fire avenger shield at it before dispending with the sons of flame adds. this is the trickyest part of the fight for tanking normal.

once both scions die its basically a tank and spank while avoiding the meteors. good luck to all of you.

Commentaire de Drag0nsAng3l

For those wondering what the 4th phase abilities, buffs and debuffs are:
is the stacking debuff

Etendue de givre is the debuff you get when standing in the Etendue de givre (used by ), this makes the stacks of drop.

is the buff you get when utilizing (casted by ). This allows the extinguishing of Flammeffroi

Racines piégeuses is the spell used by , into which needs to be dragged to stop Sulfuras surpuissante from killing the raid.

Commentaire de zomg5

Glyphe de colère divine is super handy for ccing the adds during the minions of fire phase

Commentaire de Iroared

To reiterate some things, specifically for 10-man version (heroic).

Phase 1 - the only noticeable difference is the debuff from detonating a trap; we usually had 2 traps left over. One was usually detonated somewhere in phase 2, and the other before phase 4.
Transition - sons of flame spawn very differently from normal. They spawn very randomly, e.g. you can get a hammer on the left and 5 elementals next to it, or sometimes only one elemental would spawn near the hammer. The goal is to be quick on distributing people between the sides. The sons themselves only have slightly higher health than in normal mode - around 200k.

Phase 2 - engulfing flames are replaced by world in flames, which casts a shorter version of engulfing flames several times in a row. As soon as the animation for the new flames starts, you can move to the space that was previously covered in flames. Its very easy to move out of, even if you didn't stand at the edge. The ticks don't one-shot you, but they hurt healer's mana, which is very important here.
Adds from seeds have increased damage when they are close together. We ended up dealing with it just by spreading out slightly once they come out - we could still AoE them and they don't hurt that much.
Transition - same as the previous one, with added Lava Scions, which tanks have to remember to pick up, hit a couple times, and ignore until the sons are dealt with. Leave one son with low health until the scions are dead or until ragnaros re-emerges, at which point the son has to be quickly killed or it will explode. You really don't want scions alive when the next phase starts, as DPS is very important here.

Phase 3 - the only difference from normal is world in flames, same as phase 2. DPS here is really important, this is the place to use bloodlust/heroism (we actually had our hunter spec BM for this fight, since we don't have a shaman and the mage wasn't able to play for some time). The goal is to get him to 10% before the second meteor, which was really tough timing for us (the first meteor should spawn at about 20% in a successful pull). We always kept trying when the second meteor spawned, but we never got far into phase 4 this way.

Phase 4 - the most important part is getting the meteor(s) out of the way. This is when most defensive cooldowns will be used. The raid has to be precise at positioning within breadths (note: in 4.3 the geysers were removed and you can just stack together). We didn't bother with making people run out to kite meteors, usually knocking it back on cooldown was enough to keep it away until the second breadth spawns.
Once the meteor is down, it should stabilize as you don't have to be in a hurry anymore and people can stay around in the old breadth until the way is clear. The main challenge at this point (other than not being overrun by dreadflames) is for tanks to quickly react to roots spawns. The roots will often spawn right next to ragnaros, and he has to be moved away until Empowered Sulfuras (which happens in 8 seconds, unless he stops to cast more dreadflames). If this is not done, the roots will be wasted and you will have to taunt-kite the boss for 10 seconds, which means a lot of wasted tank cooldowns for surviving superheated and additional stress. A good strategy is for the tank not currently on the boss to move out a few seconds before the roots spawn, ready to taunt the boss if he needs to be moved quickly. Once roots spawned and the boss is away from them, the other tank runs behind the roots and gets ready to taunt. The first tank has to remember to stop attacking.
Dreadflames in 10-man is only handled by one person with cloudburst, in our case it was a balance druid who spent most of phase 4 in cat form for faster movement.
This phase is very prone to randomness, e.g. first dreadflames spawning near cloudburst can allow the extinguisher to get rid of them completely, whereas if they spawn far away they can quickly get out of control. If breadths spawn in the middle of dreadflames, you're out of luck, you will have to wait for the next one and hope its close by. On our first kill we had very lucky spawns, with 3 breadths spawning in almost the same place.

Commentaire de SDimou

I have a really important question to ask about the adds in 2nd phase.

I know for sure that they are immune to Taunt but when they spawn, do they fixate on a person until they are dead or is there a way to aggro them (e.g. if you do enough damage on them they turn to you)?

Please help :)

Commentaire de artyfarty

Rogue facts

Rogues can kick meteors using Redirect. Yes, Redirect itself will knock back the meteor. No need to throw anything at it.
Killing Spree is not as dangerous here as one might think.
Feint works on all AOE mechanics.
Yes, he parrys a lot.
It's very easy to vanish and massrez here.

edit: fixed "rouge"

Commentaire de OldWolf

I have only ever seen Sons of Flame configurations 2-6, 4-4, or 6-2. However some strat posts talk about a 3-5 or 5-3 split scenario. Can someone clarify?

Commentaire de GreenStorm

As for arcane mages in transitions since they don't have stuns they have to nuke one add as fast as possible I use this tac:

1) Pop up Orbe enflammé before the mob spawns.
2) Have Présence spirituelle on.
3) Déflagration des Arcanes it twice
4) You can finish it off with Barrage des Arcanes or nuke another near mob with Déflagration des Arcanes before clearing its stack.

And Pouvoir des Arcanes is always helpful.

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Phase one: you can always slow fall then blink down.

Commentaire de Namnalia

Some tips we wiped 97 times for before finally getting our kill yesterday on the heroic ragnaros(10m):

General: Don't waste your time with bad setups. We benched our resto shaman and dps warrior from the very beginning and had our feral dd respec to balance. It may be possible to beat the encounter with unusual setups, but given the time needed to learn it even with a nearly optimal setup (we had Pala/Warrior Tank, Pala/Druid Heal, 2 Moonkins, 1 Demo Warlock, 1 Arcane Mage, Hunter and Rogue), I would never even try it if I had any choice.

Phase 1: If your DPS is decent (and it has to be, otherwise you won't manage P3) slow down on dpsing so that you can detonate a trap at 71/72 percent. This way you'll only have one trap in P1,5/P2 which just eases stuff.

Phase 2: We optimized our complete setup for this phase, taking 2 Owlkins with us and only one melee. Our tactic was going together from one side to the other, spawning all of the adds in one point. Our warlock (me) and our arcane mage, however, started on the opposing side. This way, we could actually help bombing (you always have aggro of the add you spawned yourself) while the melee finished one of our adds, leaving one harmless add for the cleanup. This tactic changed P2 from nearly unmanageable to easy.

Before P2.5 starts, bring the boss to 42%, wait for World in Flames, then dps him down as hard as you can without using crucial CDs (you'll need them in P3). This way, you can start P3 with 37% instead of 39%.

Phase 2.5: Have one designated DD prepare an add for a later kill, we had a person to do this on both sides and they communicated who would prepare an add according to the hammer position and number of adds. This way, you can optimize the dps on the adds. With good spawn points, we occasionally started P3 without Scions.

Phase 3: we had our hunter and healers take care of the meteors as much as possible to free up the dps, but I guess the main key to success is a good Phase 2.5 and the World-in-Flames-Trick at the end of P2.

Phase 4: Rule number one is definitely: Don't panic. The phase is rather easy now that you don't have to deal with 3+ meteors. We had one range DD (an owlkin) on meteor duty, meaning that he would kick it away again and again and announce the moment we kite it into our zone (usually parallely to the first roots). Afterwards, it's basically tank and spank with a twist, just be communicative about dreadflame spawnpoints. Right before roots spawned, our offtank left the camp to taunt the boss away from roots spawning right under him (happens more often than you would think, especially on good tries). We had some tries where the dreadflames seemed rather unmanagable (spawning as far apart of each other as possible everytime), but in most of the cases, if your fire extinguisher knows what he's doing, he'll manage it. Took us roughly 25-30 tries in P4 to actually get a kill, probably less than 10% of what guilds had to invest before the nerf :-)

Pro tip:
When we reached P4 rather consistently, we allowed trash talking during P1 and P2 (not during Submission Phases) to overcome the extreme boredom of the first 8 minutes of the fight until you finally reach the "hot" phase. This made the whole progression a lot funnier without causing any unneccessary wipes.

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As of 4.3 there are no more Magma Geysers caused by more than 3 / 8 players being stacked in phase 4. Obviously this trivializes the encounter.

Commentaire de 916115

The Firelord and his brethren once held sway over the entire world. As a servant of the Old Gods, he fought against the Titans for domination over the planet. The victorious Titans banished him and his brethren to the Elemental Plane — there to remain imprisoned until the end of time. It was then and there that the brothers turned on each other. For five millennia a battle was fought at the core of this world. It was during the Elemental Sundering that Ragnaros attacked Thunderaan, Prince of Air. Thunderaan was utterly defeated and the Firelord feasted upon his essence, but was unable to consume him entirely. Ragnaros divided what remained between his servants, Baron Geddon and Garr.

In the center of a vast lake of fire in the Elemental Plane stands Sulfuron Keep, the home of Ragnaros. Until comparatively recently, he ruled his underground land with a molten iron fist.

Around three hundred years ago the ambitious and ruthless Dark Iron clan initiated a war against their dwarven brethren, the Bronzebeard clan and Wildhammer clan, thinking that they were about to unite against the Dark Irons. During this War of the Three Hammers, the Dark Iron dwarf leader named Thaurissan lay siege to the Bronzebeard's capital city of Ironforge, while his wife Modgud attacked the Wildhammer capital of Grim Batol. Mudgod was succesful in her assault upon the Wildhammer dwarves, but Thaurissan proved less succesful. The Bronzebeard dwarves repelled his attack and quickly dispatched aid to the Wildhammer dwarves. In a short time, the Dark Irons' fortunes took a turn for the worse, and they were pushed back to the city of Thaurissan, the Dark Iron dwarven home. Thaurissan, seeking to summon a supernatural minion that would turn the tide of the war back to his favor, called upon the ancient powers sleeping beneath the world. To Thaurissan's surprise, and ultimately his doom, the creature that emerged was more terrible than any nightmare he could have imagined.

Now, freed by Thaurissan's call, Ragnaros erupted into being once again. Ragnaros' apocalyptic rebirth into Azeroth shattered the Redridge Mountains and created a raging volcano at the center of the devastation. The volcano, known as Blackrock Mountain, was bordered by what is now known as the Searing Gorge, to the north, and the Burning Steppes, to the south. Though Thaurissan was killed by the forces he had unleashed, his surviving Dark Iron clan brethren were ultimately enslaved by Ragnaros and his elementals. Many Dark Iron dwarves remain within the lower areas of the mountain, especially Blackrock Depths, toiling away at the behest of Ragnaros and the Firelord's lieutenants. They worship Ragnaros, considering him not only a Elemental Lord but also an Old God, although he is only affiliated with the Old Gods. The Bronzebeards and Wildhammers, however, remain free.

Witnessing the horrific devastation and the fires spreading across the southern mountains, the Bronzebeards' King Madoran and Wildhammers' King Khardros halted their armies and hastily turned back towards their kingdoms, unwilling to face the awesome wrath of Ragnaros. Now he lies at the bottom of that volcano on Azeroth, striving to find a way home, as well as to gather his strength once again so he can burn away Azeroth and take it for his own. Meanwhile, in Sulfuron Keep and elsewhere across the Firelands, his elemental princes battle constantly for dominance. He and his dwarven minions took control of the Blackrock mountain's volcanic depths and made war on the orcs in the Upper Blackrock Spire, which served as the seat of power for Nefarian the black dragon. Ragnaros has uncovered the secret to creating life from stone and plans to build an army of unstoppable golems to aid him in conquering the whole of Blackrock Mountain.

Commentaire de 935365

View in 3D! He has legs.

Commentaire de Vorderie

Holy cow! He has freakin' legs! LEGS! WHAT TRICKERY IS THIS?

Commentaire de Zeetex

Drop chances on HC 10 is bugged

Commentaire de 922242

This is where I say, "Kill it! Kill it with fire! ...oh wait..."

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[Ragnaros]

Ce PNJ se trouve dans Terres de Feu .

Journal des Rencontres

Héroïque		Mythique
Mortel		Important
Tank		DPS
Soigneur		Interruptible
Magie		Malédiction
Poison		Maladie
Enrage

Phase 1 : Soyez purifiés par le feu !

Frappe de Sulfuras – Ragnaros se tourne vers un personnage-joueur au hasard et s’apprête à asséner un coup de Sulfuras sur la plateforme. Sulfuras inflige 536250 to 563750 points de dégâts de Feu à tout personnage-joueur se trouvant à moins de 5 mètres du point d’impact, à partir duquel des vagues de lave se propagent.
- Vague de lave – Si un personnage-joueur entre en contact avec une Vague de lave en mouvement, la lave lui inflige 124312 to 130687 points de dégâts de Feu, puis 41437 to 43562 points de dégâts de Feu toutes les 1 s pendant 5 sec, et le repousse au loin.
Colère de Ragnaros – Ragnaros crée une explosion à l’emplacement d’un personnage-joueur au hasard et inflige 62156 to 65343 points de dégâts de Feu à tous les personnages-joueurs se trouvant dans un rayon de 6 mètres de la cible, tout en les faisant tomber à la renverse.
En raid à 25, Ragnaros cible trois personnages-joueurs.
Main de Ragnaros – Ragnaros inflige 33150 to 34850 points de dégâts de Feu à tous les ennemis dans un rayon de 55 mètres et les renverse.
Piège de magma
Ragnaros lance un Piège de magma à l’emplacement d’un personnage-joueur aléatoire. Lorsque le Piège de magma atteint la plateforme, il inflige 87750 to 92250 points de dégâts de Feu et fait tomber à la renverse les personnages-joueurs se trouvant à moins de 8 mètres. Le Piège de magma reste actif pendant toute la durée du combat et se déclenche lorsqu’un personnage-joueur marche dessus.
- Eruption du piège de magma – Lorsqu’un Piège de magma se déclenche, son éruption inflige 97500 to 102500 points de dégâts de Feu à tous les personnages-joueurs, et projette en l’air celui qui l’a déclenché.
  Le Piège de magma inflige au personnage-joueur qui l’a déclenché 50% de dégâts de plus que les autres Pièges de magma. Cet effet dure 45 sec et peut se cumuler.
Trait de magma – Ragnaros projette du magma sur sa cible actuelle s’il ne peut pas l’atteindre en mêlée, lui infligeant 73125 to 76875 points de dégâts de Feu et augmentant les dégâts de Feu subis de 50% pendant 6 sec.

Intervalle : créatures du feu !

À 70% de points de vie, Ragnaros lance un Coup brisant, plante Sulfuras dans la plateforme et crée des Fils de la Flamme sur l’ensemble de cette dernière. Ragnaros reste submergé pendant 45 s ou jusqu’à ce que tous les Fils de la Flamme soient détruits, selon ce qui arrive en premier.

Coup brisant – Ragnaros enfonce Sulfuras dans la plateforme en infligeant 68250 to 71750 points de dégâts de Feu toutes les 1 s aux personnages-joueurs se trouvant à moins de 6 mètres et en créant 8 fils des flammes qui essaient d’atteindre le puissant marteau.
[Son of Flame] – Les fils des flammes traversent la plateforme et tentent de se recombiner à Sulfuras. Un fils des flammes qui atteint Sulfuras entraîne une supernova.
- Vitesse ardente – Pour chaque tranche de 5% de points de vie au-dessus de 50%, les fils des flammes se déplacent 75% plus vite. Lorsque les membres du raid font passer un fils des flammes sous la barre des 50%, ce dernier perd l’effet Vitesse ardente.
- Supernova – Quand un fils des Flammes atteint Sulfuras, il explose en une supernova qui inflige 487500 to 512500 points de dégâts de Feu à tous les personnages-joueurs.
Trait de lave – Alors que Ragnaros est submergé de lave, des éclairs de magma brûlant s’abattent sur quatre personnages-joueurs aléatoires toutes les 4 s. Un Eclair de lave inflige 68250 to 71750 points de dégâts de Feu.
En raid à 25, les éclairs de magma brûlant s’abattent sur 10 personnages-joueurs.

Phase 2 : Sulfuras sera votre fin.

Frappe de Sulfuras – Ragnaros se tourne vers un personnage-joueur au hasard et s’apprête à asséner un coup de Sulfuras sur la plateforme. Sulfuras inflige 536250 to 563750 points de dégâts de Feu à tout personnage-joueur se trouvant à moins de 5 mètres du point d’impact, à partir duquel des vagues de lave se propagent.
- Vague de lave – Si un personnage-joueur entre en contact avec une Vague de lave en mouvement, la lave lui inflige 124312 to 130687 points de dégâts de Feu, puis 41437 to 43562 points de dégâts de Feu toutes les 1 s pendant 5 sec, et le repousse au loin.
Graine en fusion – À partir de la lave à proximité, Ragnaros crée une Graine en fusion à l’emplacement de 10 personnages-joueurs aléatoires, infligeant 62156 to 65343 points de dégâts de Feu à tous les personnages-joueurs se trouvant à moins de 6 mètres de la graine. Au bout de 10 sec, la Graine en fusion explose et crée un inferno de la fournaise.
En raid à 25, Ragnaros cible 20 personnages-joueurs.
- Inferno de la fournaise – Lorsque les Graines en fusion explosent, elles créent un inferno de la fournaise, infligeant 102000 points de dégâts de Feu à tous les personnages-joueurs et créant un élémentaire du magma. Plus le personnage-joueur se trouve loin de la graine, plus les dégâts qu’il subit diminuent.
- [Molten Elemental] – Un inferno de la fournaise crée un élémentaire du magma qui attaque et se focalise sur un personnage-joueur aléatoire.
Trait de magma – Ragnaros projette du magma sur sa cible actuelle s’il ne peut pas l’atteindre en mêlée, lui infligeant 73125 to 76875 points de dégâts de Feu et augmentant les dégâts de Feu subis de 50% pendant 6 sec.

Intervalle : habitants des flammes !

À 40% de points de vie, Ragnaros lance un Coup brisant, plante Sulfuras dans la plateforme et crée des Fils de la Flamme sur l’ensemble de cette dernière. Ragnaros reste submergé pendant 45 s ou jusqu’à ce que tous les Fils de la Flamme soient détruits, selon ce qui arrive en premier.
Ragnaros crée aussi deux Scions de lave qui attaquent les personnages-joueurs.

Coup brisant – Ragnaros enfonce Sulfuras dans la plateforme en infligeant 68250 to 71750 points de dégâts de Feu toutes les 1 s aux personnages-joueurs se trouvant à moins de 6 mètres et en créant 8 fils des flammes qui essaient d’atteindre le puissant marteau.
[Son of Flame] – Les fils des flammes traversent la plateforme et tentent de se recombiner à Sulfuras. Un fils des flammes qui atteint Sulfuras entraîne une supernova.
- Vitesse ardente – Pour chaque tranche de 5% de points de vie au-dessus de 50%, les fils des flammes se déplacent 75% plus vite. Lorsque les membres du raid font passer un fils des flammes sous la barre des 50%, ce dernier perd l’effet Vitesse ardente.
- Supernova – Quand un fils des Flammes atteint Sulfuras, il explose en une supernova qui inflige 487500 to 512500 points de dégâts de Feu à tous les personnages-joueurs.
[Lava Scion] – Un scion de lave se forme de chaque côté de la plateforme.
- Chaleur flamboyante – Un scion de lave affecte un personnage-joueur avec Chaleur flamboyante, qui dessine alors une traînée de Chaleur flamboyante dans son sillage. Chaleur flamboyante inflige 58012 to 60987 points de dégâts de Feu toutes les 1 s aux personnages-joueurs qui restent dans la traînée de flammes, et soigne les fils des flammes et les scions de lave qui se trouvent dans la traînée en leur rendant 10% de leurs points de vie toutes les 1 s.

Phase 3 : Disparaissez de mon royaume !

Frappe de Sulfuras – Ragnaros se tourne vers un personnage-joueur au hasard et s’apprête à asséner un coup de Sulfuras sur la plateforme. Sulfuras inflige 536250 to 563750 points de dégâts de Feu à tout personnage-joueur se trouvant à moins de 5 mètres du point d’impact, à partir duquel des vagues de lave se propagent.
- Vague de lave – Si un personnage-joueur entre en contact avec une Vague de lave en mouvement, la lave lui inflige 124312 to 130687 points de dégâts de Feu, puis 41437 to 43562 points de dégâts de Feu toutes les 1 s pendant 5 sec, et le repousse au loin.
Invocation de météore vivant – Ragnaros fait appel à un nombre toujours plus grand de météores vivants qui infligent 63375 to 66625 points de dégâts de Feu aux personnages-joueurs à moins de 5 mètres de leur point d’impact.
- [Living Meteor] – Le Météore vivant se focalise sur un personnage-joueur et le poursuit.
  - Impact de météore – Si un personnage-joueur se trouve à moins de 4 mètres d’un Météore vivant, il déclenche un Impact de météore qui inflige 487500 to 512500 points de dégâts de Feu aux personnages-joueurs à moins de 8 mètres.
  - Combustible – Attaquer un météore vivant provoque une Combustion, qui projette sur plusieurs mètres en arrière les attaquants. Déclencher la Combustion supprime l’effet Combustible pendant 5 s.
    Combustion – Attaquer un Météore vivant provoque une Combustion, qui projette sur plusieurs mètres en arrière les attaquants.
    En mode héroïque, la Combustion inflige 1000 points de dégâts de Feu toutes les secondes pendant until cancelled au personnage-joueur qui l'a déclenchée. L'effet est cumulable.
  - Trempé de lave – Si un Météore vivant entre en contact avec une Vague de lave, le météore gagne l’effet Trempé de lave pendant 1 min.
Trait de magma – Ragnaros projette du magma sur sa cible actuelle s’il ne peut pas l’atteindre en mêlée, lui infligeant 73125 to 76875 points de dégâts de Feu et augmentant les dégâts de Feu subis de 50% pendant 6 sec.

Phase 4 : La vraie puissance du seigneur du Feu !

Le seigneur du Feu déchaîne toute sa puissance et devient capable de se déplacer librement sur toute la plateforme. Les personnages-joueurs sont aidés dans leur combat par de puissants héros d’Azeroth.

[Ragnaros]

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