Abyssal Commander Sivara Azshara's Eternal Palace Raid Strategy Guide

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Quick Tips

Split the raid in two, with each half on a different side of the boss: on the left, on the right.

Avoid coming into contact with mechanics which deal damage of the opposite type of your Chimeric Mark.

If at excessive Chimeric Mark stacks, trigger an to reset your stacks.

Stack on the tank matching your Chimeric Mark to help split the damage of .

Move far from your group when afflicted with to place the pool out of harms way.

Move to the side of the boss with the bolts that match your Chimeric Mark when she casts .

Spread 4 yards when is cast. Make sure to move over to your assigned side if your Chimeric Mark is inverted!

Tanks must make sure they move away from the group to place the pool left behind by the / debuff in an ideal location.

Abilities & Strategy

These marks are spread evenly across the raid, with one tank, half the healers and half the damage dealers receiving the and the other half of the raid receiving the .

Both debuffs are permanent and can stack if players are hit by certain spells. These debuffs deal ticking damage and have one additional that is unique to each individual debuff.

reduces the amount of incoming healing a player receives by 5% per stack.

reduces the players movement speed by 5% per stack.

This will reset the amount of / stacks back to 1, whilst dealing high ticking nature damage to the raid over 3 seconds.

will also trigger when a player receives damage from a spell of the opposite element (e.g will trigger when a player takes nature damage).

will not trigger other s.

The raid should split into two groups as soon as the marks are applied at the beginning of the encounter, with all players moving to the left side of the boss and all players moving to the right.

Do note that players have a brief period where they will not trigger by moving into a player with the opposing mark at the very beginning of the encounter.

Split the raid in half, with s on the left and s on the right!

This or is a 7 second debuff which explodes upon expiration, dealing high damage split between all players within 5 yards.

Players marked by this ability should move to either side of the stacked raid team before their debuff expires, as they will leave a Ground/ pool when the debuff expires.

These pools deal ticking damage and apply further stacks of / every second to anyone who stands within it.

On normal difficulty, the player should not need to have anyone else help split the damage of the debuff expiration, as long as they are healthy before the event occurs.

The further the pools can be placed away from the group, the better. This will give subsequent targets additional space to place their debuffs later in the fight.

Ideally the pools will not be placed behind the stacked raid group, as players could be knocked back into a pool when the cast goes off.

Move away from the group whentargeted by !

The half of the raid which matches the tanks Chimeric Mark should ensure they are stacked on them as often as possible, as to help spread the damage out to survivable levels.

This ability will also knock all players in the raid back, regardless if they are hit by the damaging aspect of the ability or not.

All players should be wary of their surroundings as to make sure they are not knocked back into a pool left behind by .

Both debuffs deal ticking damage over 10 seconds. Upon expiration the debuff will leave a patch of Ground/ on the tanks location.

The more stacks the tank had of the debuff, the larger the pool left behind on the ground.

Tanks should taunt off of one another on around 4-6 stacks as to keep incoming tank damage low and pool size to a minimum.

Tanks must be aware that their debuff may drop whilst they are tanking the boss, mainly during periods where the boss casts several spells back to back.

When the debuff is due to expire, the tank should move away from the group as to ensure the Ground/ pool left behind is in an ideal location.

This will create multiple bolts around the her, on one side they will be s, the other side will be poison bolts.

These bolts will then shoot across the encounter space, leaving her side in a staggered fashion.

Anyone hit by a bolt will take a burst of either frost or nature damage and receive a stack of or .

Players should avoid getting hit by the bolts of the opposing element type by standing on the side of the boss which matches their Chimeric Mark.

Players should still attempt to avoid the majority of the bolts by either only getting hit by a single bolt or by moving into the path of a bolt that has already shot out.

Healers should be prepared to use a cooldown or two to cover the incoming damage the raid may take, as several players may trigger an .

If players are trying to hide within the bosses hitbox, they will be knocked far back - forcing them to deal with the ability.

Avoid getting hit by bolts that don't match your Chimeric Mark!

The bolt that is chosen is always the one that is of the opposite type of their Chimeric Mark.

When the cast ends, the boss will send out a projectile towards the targeted player. The first target it hits will take a burst of either frost or nature damage and be pinned to the ground, stunning them until a player interacts with the bolt to remove it.

Ideally, a player targeted with a bolt will have a player of the opposing Chimeric Mark soak the bolt, as this will prevent an from triggering.

This is done by having the targeted player move to space between the two groups, whilst a player from the other group also moves over to intercept the projectile.

After a player has soaked a bolt, another raid member should quickly run over to them and remove the bolt as to allow the player to rejoin the encounter.

An alternative strategy is just to let the bolt hit whoever is closest to the boss in your group and quickly remove the bolt. This will trigger a single per bolt, but this should be easily countered by the healers.

You can tell where the projectile will fly by looking at the arrow near the boss!

Players targeted by this will also gain , rooting them for 4 seconds. After these 4 seconds, they will apply their new Chimeric Mark to anyone within 4 yards.

Players should spread 4 yards apart before this ability is cast, as reduce the chance that players will gain additional mark stacks from the .

After the has ended, the players who had their changed should move over to the group that matches their new mark.

The rest of the raid should make a path for these players to move, as to ensure that the players with the new marks do not trigger an through a player collision.

Spread 4+ yards before is cast!

Resetting Chimeric Mark Stacks

If the fight is short enough that players will not go higher than 6-7 stacks of their mark, then players should not deliberately go out of their way to trigger an to reset their stacks.

Instead, healers need to be prepared to use healing cooldowns towards the end of the encounter where raid damage is highest.

This should be done in a staggered fashion, as spread the damage throughout the encounter, rather than having the entire raid reset at any given time.

This can be done naturally by setting a rule: When you go above 5-6 stacks, reset your mark by getting hit by a , Frostshock Bolt or standing in an pool of the opposing type.

Alternatively, players may want to set a stack point in which Frost and Poison players can meet as to reset two players stacks without taking any additional damage.

That being said, anybody who happens to gain a large amount of excess stacks, as a result of being hit by abilities, may want to reset their own stacks if they reach an unsustainable level for the healers.

Alternative Strategy

Tanking the boss in the middle of the room with the raid on either side is very clear and easy to follow strategy that is ideal as long as you don't run out of space.

In the event that this boss turns out to be a decent challenge for raid teams, they may wish to use a strategy that uses the space in the encounter room more efficiently.

Players who are due to drop off the Ground/ pools from or the tank debuff simply move towards the wall to drop it off.

As the pools are placed throughout the encounter, the tanks will need to slowly move the boss 5-10 yards ahead of them, leaving adequate space to dodge the bolts, regardless of where they spawn around the boss.

As long as players keep placing the patches next to the previous patches on the right side of the room, they will never be placed in a way that will be disruptive to movement.

Eventually the raid will run out of room, but is likely to take far longer than the strategy suggested above.

Heroic Difficulty

If the bar fills to 100%, the player will be - stunning them for 8 seconds and resetting their bar back to 0%.

ed players need to ensure they move frequently as to keep this bar from reaching 100%.

If the bar fills to 100%, the player will become - disorienting them for 8 seconds and resetting their bar back to 0%.

Toxic marked players need to limit their movement as much as possible, only moving when absolutely necessary.

This is mainly problematic when it comes to , as players with may need to move long distances as to drop their pools in ideal locations.

If the group is consistently struggling to place these pools whilst avoiding the debuff, then the Alternative Strategy listed above may be ideal as it limits raid movements to shorter distances.

Do not let your bar fill to 100%!

This will lead to a larger portion of the raid receiving extra stacks of in comparison to normal mode.

Players with high stacks will need to reset trigger an as to counteract the greater number of incoming stacks.

This doesn't actually matter all that much. Players do not need to stack pools on top of one another for space.

Players just need to be aware that there will be pools that do not match their Chimeric Mark type on the side they are stood.

We personally feel this is unnecessary and disruptive. Instead, players can utilise this new mechanical change as an easy way to reset high mark stacks without having to travel large distances.

Mythic Difficulty

Generally speaking, the positioning of the raid and overall strategy used doesn't differ much from the heroic version of the encounter, aside from some notable changes listed below.

This forces players to deliberately reset their via multiple times.

The ticking damage from the is far more dangerous and will lead to more player deaths than the raid damage from the .

Players need to make sure that they do not trigger an during points of high raid damage, as several s in combination with other mechanics may lead to a wipe.

A single player should dictate who should drop their stack at what point as to make sure the incoming raid damage is low and steady.

With that said, ideally 3-4 players would help split this damage as to ensure the survival of the targeted player.

Players with immunities or very large damage reductions should use these spells to solo their .

Players who soak the damage from the will receive a large amount of stacks. They must be prepared to reset their stacks if they exceed the 4-5 stack mark.

This is because the boss should die if most of the 13 DPS stay alive, which is far more likely with 5 healers.

Additional healers can also help the raid survive through larger amounts of stack resets simultaneously, as more healing cooldowns are available.

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评论来自 Madzai

if she inverts the pools too on heroic and up, is it really that big of a deal? you'd still have random players at risk of crossing the debuffs anyway.

Abyssal Commander Sivara Azshara's Eternal Palace Raid Strategy Guide

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