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Kommentar von Sarthorius

Unsoloable yet?

Kommentar von Marvid385

Just managed to solo this on normal as a Retri Palading on Shadowlands (Patch 9.0.5 iLevel 200)
The fight is an add fight, you won't fight any big boss here but you'll need to be a bit quick on your feet. To start the fight talk to Eonar in the blue/black orb in the middle of the room.
1. You have a new spell available in this fight called Surge of Life which gives you the ability of jump in the air, have slow fall and then a new spell after use called Dive Down. Use this spell to get on the platforms where the adds spawn quickly.
2. The main goal of this fight to defend Eonar herself by not letting her health fall to 0%, if it does you will be insta killed by a spell called Death of a Titan. When you kill adds a green bar next to Eonar bar will be filled, once it reaches 100 she will release a room wide damage against all enemies called Life Force. This spell will also hit "The Paraxis" which is the main "Boss" in this fight although you can't target it directly.
3. Once you start the fight you'll want to jump on the top most platform, on the eastern side of the room, the first wave will always spawn there. Kill all adds and especially the Fel-Infused Destructor as he will deal massive damage to the boss and end the fight very quickly.
4. When you kill all the adds on the first platform "The Paraxis" will teleport to a different platform on the room, try to get there as soon as possible and again kill every add possible.
5. At some point some flyers will come in and fly all the way to Eonar, if you're ranged just kill them when you can, if melee they will fly down and be target-able down from the stairs of the top/eastern platform or just in front of Eonar herself.
6. Keep doing that until 4 casts of Surge of Life that will kill "The Paraxis" and win the fight, your loot is waiting just in front of Eonar.
Thank you for reading, make sure to upvote if you enjoyed and correct any mistakes I might have made :)
*Numbers might be different on other difficulties and future versions of the game*
Edit 1: I only noticed this in a fight later, there are wavy lines in some points on the arena that can transport you around the area, mainly from high to low platforms and vice versa. Use them as they are very useful and fast.
Edit 2: I managed to solo this on Heroic, it was a bit too near for comfort but still doable if you are fast on your feet. It was too close on Heroic so I wouldn't try on Mythic for me at least but in a patch or two it might be even easier with better gear.

Kommentar von TerribleAtGames

$%^& this *!@#ing boss. Eonar takes heavy damage from untauntable spawns you can't reach fast enough because the damn Surge of Life is always on CD. Unless Blizzard nerfs the damage Eonar takes, this boss is an undoable pain in the ass.

And before anyone brags about soloing this: Well good for you. We can't all be as gifted as you.

Kommentar von alexsaur

We were able to two-man this in Mythic - Mage and Balance Druid - Patch 9.0.5

We went up to the paraxis a total of 4 times in order to win the fight. We tried going up 3 times and killing enough ads to force Eonar's Life Force ability, but that didn't work for us.

Mage went up the 1st, 2nd and 4th time by themselves. Each time, they would kill the Paraxis Inquisitor and click all 4 crystals.

Druid went up with the Mage the 3rd time to help with crystals, specifically the RED crystal in order to reduce the debuffs. During the 3rd time, there were no ads alive so there was time for Druid to come up.

The rest of the fight, Druid stayed down and killed all ads, prioritizing the Destructors.

The person going up should have lots of movement abilties - Mage used shimmer (double blink), Night Fae ability soulshape, Engineering boost on belt and speed potion.

Try to avoid the bumps from the red crystals by positionning yourself underneath pillars both on the paraxis and below.

After the 4th time going up kill both Destructors as soon as possible (one by the entrance, and one above Eonar). Keep killing all ads to force Eonar's Life Force ability - you should win the fight here.

This was a pretty tough fight, especially after the 3rd time going up. It gets hectic between the knock-up debuff, killing all the ads asap and going up to click the crystals the 4th time.

Good luck!

Kommentar von Clawmarks

I managed this in LFR on my feral druid (Night Fae) and had to use every speed boost in my arsenal. Eonar was down to about 33% by the time the encounter ended.

Keep a close eye on the minimap and look for the aerial spawn points.

Kommentar von Bricedmur255

No idea how others can solo this on mythic. I've watched the videos but can't seem to replicate what they've done. Seems like there is a bit of rng involved. I've tried solo and with a friend and I get to the same spot and wipe every time. Always about 1 kill away from finishing the fight and I/we get wiped out by final doom. Last attempt my friend and I tried I went to the Praxis a second time and was blast into the air twice while trying to get the crystals, causing us to die to final doom.

Kommentar von Fourry

i did solo boss on Mitic, with my Feral today so... it's possible. You only need to go in the gunship 1 time. Btw i did all the dungeon alone on Mitic.

Kommentar von Raka

I managed to solo her on mythic on multiple classes / speccs. Found a very helpful youtube video and copied tactics.
All toons were around ilvl 250+ /// "jump/fly" in my text referes to the special ability
This is the way I did it:
- start fight an immediately jump/fly to the middle paraxis spawn point (where u entered the area)
- fight the first set of trash and nuke the big mob - ! THE BIG MOBS NUKE EONAR VERY HEAVY IF THEY HAVE NO MELEE TARGET - ALWAYS STAND IN MELEE TO THEM !
fast and hard. try to give the following set of trash a few hits (rain of fire for example)
- jump/fly at the stairs to reach the upper paraxis spawn point.
- there spawns only a trash fel lord and another big one. again nuke the big on as fast as possible and the small one alongside.
- As soon as the big one dies jump/fly down to Eonar where you started the fight and nuke the mobs standing there. This should bring Eonar's power to 98%.
- Now use the jump-pad to go down one level and kill exactly one felhunter. Eonar's power should now be 100% and she will kill all remaining mobs.
- Now its getting a little stressful:
- After killing the single felhunter jump/fly to one of the blossoms to enter the Paraxis. Kill the mob in the center very fast (with cooldowns) and head to one of the southern crystals and deactivate it
- Head over to the other southern crystal and deactivate it too. (recommended with movement increase skills, heroic jumps, soulshape etc)
- Jump/fly to one of the northern crystals and repeat the procedure with both
- after deactivating the 4th crystal exit the paraxis to the north ( thats why beginning south) and make a very long jump/fly to the "lower" spawn point in the northern most section.
- there will soon spawn a big destroyer mob - the goal is to let it cast as less to no nukes on Eonar. Kill it fast and try to cut off the way the lower mobs take to reach Eonar.
Generally spoken you only need to nuke the 2 fel lords. This should bring Eonar again to 100% if not nuke a few Felhunters too. Be fast again cause the paraxis will start to channel doom again.
- If u see mobs on Eonar kill them but there should be none if everything went good so far.
- jump/fly back to the lower spawn point far north and await the last set of trash with few bigger ones (no destroyer). AoE the hell out if them while focusing the bigger ones and Eonar should once again get to 100% power killing everything and the fight is over.

Good luck every1

Kommentar von freegb1

After MANY tries and watching various solo videos and reddit posts, I was able to solo mythic as a fire mage by following this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEb73bNfEyY.

I key bound the extra action button for Surge of Life, just to make it easier.

It took me a few tries after watching the video to consistently get all four crystals on The Paraxis. So just like in the video, I killed the single add in the room, and starting from bottom left, I went counter-clockwise until all four crystals were down, and exited from the top. I didn't stop moving even as I clicked the crystals, and this saved time. I am Night Fae, so in addition to blink, I used Soul Shape to navigate quickly to each crystal.

After exiting it was just killing the next two rounds of mobs and the fight ended, almost exactly as in the video.

Good luck all.

Kommentar von Notaturnip

If you are directionally challenged like I am, you can find the portal to Elunaria (where Eonar is) in the same space as Portal Keeper Hasabel. It's off to one of the sides.

Kommentar von ns88

Still not soloable as of DF.

Kommentar von woudje

Incredibly frustrating, and I couldn't solo this. I tried to follow all the directions, kill all the adds, but get killed by 'Death of a Titan' every time.tried to get on the ship and clicking the crystals quickly, but eonar up and dies every time.

Kommentar von Zavant

Thought I would leave a comment here with the release of Dragonflight.
NOTE: This is for MYTHIC difficulty! The majority of these mechanics are not present on LFR/NORM/HC difficulties, and you will not need a guide for those as they are simply just "kill all adds and wait for loot"

I've been soloing this boss countless times, and like many, have died countless'er times.

Finally got the hang of the fight and was doing it on autopilot throughout the end of Shadowlands. In short: ez-pz.

Then I entered this god forsaken raid in Dragonflight. On my hunter. And I started this fight...

And I died.
And I died again.
And again...

What was I doing wrong?

Well, turns out, I wasn't technically doing anything wrong. I walked through all the steps, yet still ended up dying.

Here's the thing. I'm not sure if something, somehow changed with the release of Dragonflight, but to be fair the fights are going down MUCH faster now.
But it seems that there are now some additional steps. I will try to outline them below.

Step 1: Start the Fight
Pretty simple, I'm sure we all know how.

Step 2: Fly to the entrance
Same as always, kill the adds that spawn, kill the big Destroyer, and then stick around to kill a couple of felhounds before next step.

Step 3: Fly to the opposite end, on the top path
Again, same as before. Kill destroyer and Fel Guard, then on to next step.

Step 4: Jump down to Eonar
Careful not to fall into the hot tub in the middle. I fell down once and couldn't get back up. Maybe I'm just bad. Just avoid.
Kill all the felhounds coming from the middle path leading back up to where you started. there should be anywhere between 6 and 10 of these.

Step 5: Use the little wind jump pad to go to the lower path
As always, VERY important to only kill ONE fel hound on the lower path. The Final Doom timer should have already started, but don't stress. Jump back up with the same wind jump pad to get back to Eonar.

Step 6: Enter the spaceship and kill the little dude in the middle
Honestly a very fast kill at this point. Best to use an instant or ranged attack with medium to high damage if possible.

Step 7: Click the 4 crystals starting from the South
Use the minimap here to check your positioning. You HAVE to start at the south or you won't make it back to the fight in time.
(The south is the bottom part of the minimap. Ancient knowledge unlocked.)
Also, if you are a low mobility class or your movement cooldowns aren't up, you CAN use the surge ability when you've taken both of the southern crystals and are going north. It WILL be back off CD when you are exiting the spaceship.

(AUTHORS NOTE) These last 3 steps go by fast. As soon as you have killed the adds in step 8, a second Final Down begins counting down, leaving you less than a minute to finish the fight.

Step 8: Exit the spaceship and fly to the end of the lower path
This would previously have been the final step, however from what I have learned, it no longer is.
Make sure, when coming out of the spaceship, that you are not about to blow up. This is shown by the red circle around your character. If you blow up right after using the surge, you won't get to fly back down and you will die.
When you get to the end of the lower path, same as before, make sure to kill the Destroyer immediately, then clean ALL the adds down here. But do not do it too fast, just because you have more damage now. In my experience, letting the fel hounds get to about the middle of the circular platform where the Destroyer would stand is the optimal speed to kill them. If you go too fast, Eonar will NOT cast Life Force. If you have killed almost all of the fel hounds and Eonar HAS used Life Force, you are good. If Eonar has NOT used Life Force, wait with killing the last adds here. Only way I can describe it is "do it when it feels like the right time", but don't wait too long.

Step 9: Fly up to the middle path leading to the entrance
KILL THE FEL GUARDS AND ANYTHING YOU SEE. KILL ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING AND EVERYONE.
There should be 3 adds here.
It is very important that you do this, and don't just afk after step 8 like you otherwise would.

Step 10: Kill those dreadbats
There's gonna be about 5 dreadbats flying down from the top, that spawn about the same time as you are going to Step 9. You MUST kill these as well.

And just like that, the fight should now be won.
The sweetest of victories...

I hope these steps will help guide you towards a clean and less stressful win in this absolutely nightmare inducing encounter. I will personally be seeing these Fel Hounds as my sleep paralysis demon for the time being.

I will be doing this encounter over and over on multiple classes, and if I miss anything or have anything to add, I will return to update this post.

I hope you found this useful.

Good luck.

Kommentar von Tapyx

While this fight is probably *possible* to solo on most classes it's still incredibly frustrating and un-fun and in critical need of some dev attention to balance the difficulty out.

Kommentar von Dannell

Given how many say they need every speed boost to get around, a Warlock is going to have issues. There is Burning Rush, but if you didn't talent into that... you're just gonna be slow.

Also, be careful how you use Surge of Life. It's not as controllable as the Goblin Glider, and I frequently found myself NOT QUITE able to turn to land where I wanted to. Once stuck, the cooldown was enough to doom me.

It is doable, but much harder as a warlock.

Kommentar von blightwing

Here's a macro for keybinding Surge of Life: /click ExtraActionButton1
It has helped me rage a little less over this fight.

Kommentar von ReciTerokkar

This fight is over 5 years old and still unsoloable. When will Blizzard finally nerf it ffs?

Kommentar von SprtWlf

This fight IS possible to solo.

I watched this video and here are the steps I took

After starting the first, use the extra action ability to fly to the entrance and kill everything that spawns.

Fly to the other side on the top path, kill the two ads

Fly to the bottom path and kill a couple of the hounds, the rest will die.

Go back to Eonar and step on the flower to get onto the ship.

Kill the ad in the middle and get the two crystals on the SOUTH side of the ship, then the north side. (this is the time to use all your movement abilities, don't linger in here)

Exit out the north side and fly down, kill everything attacking eonar.

Fly to the bottom path and kill the hounds and the big one

Once dreadbats spawn, go back to the ship and do the same as before.

Come back out and kill all that remains.

Done! This took me about 4 minutes to complete after a few tries of getting it right. Not very painful once you know the mechanics.

Kommentar von Jeolene

Part 1: The Rant

Alright, let's put this to rest. Blizz's idea of "nerfing" this fight on mythic is to only allow certain classes the ability to do it and within a VERY set amount of circumstances with RNG involved. If your class is slow, forget about doing this. If you have no AOE or AOE that requires a power up, skip this. You simply do not have the time to screw around because blizz can't make this available to all classes. I can do this on my hunter, ~~but just barely~~, but I've branched out to other alts. I know someone is going to say "of course it's a hunter", but let's face it, I'm sure most of you have a hunter "mule" that you use to just power through everything when you need to. Hunters are a good base to start with, then you can figure things out from there. Also, since I can't link images, I don't have a real specific way of labeling places or things, so I will try to describe what I can as best as I can.

Part 2: Why You Keep Dying

The reason you need a speed boost is because of this: Besiegelter Untergang. It is not the mobs that end the encounter (at least not that fast). I never noticed the timer until just today since I was so preoccupied with trying to get in and out of the ship and worrying it was the mobs outside that were causing issues. They are not (if you follow the steps). Watch that timer, it's a silver bar and it's tiny.

If you’re on the ship and you have destroyed the crystals (see the steps below) and you still die, this is the reason. You are not only racing the clock to keep Eonar safe from mobs, but you must enter the ship almost exactly when Eonar says “they are charging their weapons, use these portals…” and begin to run through the ship. If you get the last crystal before the timer runs out, you’re ok… at least in theory. For some reason, even if you have a couple seconds left and you click the last crystal, the game continues to count down because the script needs time to switch to “purge” which is why you need to exit the ship so rapidly or you die from that as well.

Part 3: What I did or “Why Everyone Should Have At Least One Hunter”

My hunter is ilvl408 (as of this writing during Dragonflight) with Bahnbrecher for an extra speed boost and Aspekt des Geparden on standby (mainly in the ship). You must have multi-shot as part of this fight. I'm sure you could single-shot each mob, but again, you're literally racing a clock here. It's easier if you macro multi-shot with something like:

/targetenemy
/stopmacro
/cast multi-shot
/petattack

This will send your pet to attack (if needed) and will automatically target everything in front of you so you don't have to fumble with Tab targeting.

This macro is also good for other abilities too so you don’t have to tab-select things, just replace the /cast with your own ability and remove the /petattack, unless you’re a pet class.

*Note: From this point on, I’m writing this as my hunter running it, but you can adjust for your class to fit your style and abilities. I have also edited some things to steamline the fight, but this time I removed the old parts to clear up confusion.

1 (preferred): Head on down to Eonar on your mount and start the encounter and ride up to the first platform where you came in. Take out the first wave of mobs, then the mini-boss. Then SKIP the next five waves of fel hounds (they will be dealt with later). This is a preferred method because it gives you a few extra precious seconds before you have to take out the second mech in step 2 so it doesn't just start blasting Eonar.

Alternate: Head on down to Eonar on your mount and start the encounter and ride up to the first platform where you came in. Take out the first wave of mobs, then the mini-boss, then the fel hounds. They come in five waves.

-Unlike the other things I've read, you do not have to dismount and use Surge of Life to get to the first platform, your mount will be fast enough to get you up there. They key is to not stop if you don't have to.

2: Turn 180 degrees and run to the edge of the top of the ramp and use Brandung des Lebens. If you are fast enough, you can use the secondary ability to launch yourself up onto the upper ramps of the second spawn area instead of all the way down where you would use the wind boost thing (wish blizz would give names for this crap). If you aren't able to land the platforms that way, just use the wind boost to get you up there. Kill the felguard, the mech and SKIP the waves of fel hounds.

3: Surge of Life down in front of Eonar (where you started the encounter) and you will see the fel hounds from the first spawn point just about to attack her. Take them out. ~~Facing Eonar, turn right and you will see the fel hounds you skipped from the second upper level, kill them as well.~~ Update 2/24/24: So, I'm not sure if Blizz changed something or maybe I was just making an extra step, but that last part seems to no longer be needed, at least not the way I originally wrote it. Once you kill the first waves of hounds from the first spawn point, do not wait for the second wave and continue to part 4.

-By this point, Eonar will warn you the ship is powering its weapons and to use the portals to board, do not do this just yet.

-About the update to part 3. I found that you can skip the second wave of fel hounds and go straight to the third wave that is in part 4, just killing one seems to trigger Eonar's attack and wipes the map clear of baddies. I discovered this by accident as I was running this for the fourth week (to get the raid skips) on my DK. However, sometimes the game will not kill them and when you exit the ship, you must use Surge of Life down to Eonar and take them out. Just boost yourself from the ship as you normally would and you'll see if they are there or not. You still have plenty of time to do things at part 6 and on.

4: Turn back to your left and you will see a mob of fel hounds coming around another corner to come UP a ramp to Eonar. At this point you only need to kill ONE of the hounds. As soon as you do, turn and run to the green flower portals to board the ship.

~~-You can use Surge of Life to meet the hounds head-on and then use it to get back to the portals, it might save you a few seconds on the ship, but I have yet to try it.~~ I'm not sure if I would try this, you might actually need to take a few extra seconds to let the last of the second wave of hounds to spawn. You can use the wind boost thing to jump down to the hounds and back up again, this will save you having to fuss with Surge of Life, otherwise just wait on the ramp for them.

-Eonar should, at this point, remind the Legion they are dealing with a Titan and she will dispatch everything. Just in case her ability didn’t charge, when you kill the baddie on the ship, it’ll tick the charging bar over and she’ll do it then. Don’t ask me why it does this. This is also where you get Besiegelter Untergang charging, so speed is key here. You literally have no time for mistakes.

5: Once aboard the ship, turn and kill the baddie in the center (you will almost always be facing away), then head south (down on the map), up the ramp and destroy one of the two crystals, run to the other side of the ship and destroy the other. Use Surge of Life, then use the secondary ability to launch yourself across the ship to the north, proceed to destroy those crystals.

- Let it be known that at this point, you will have a debuff on you that will launch you into the air, this makes it difficult to move around.

6: Once the four crystals are destroyed, you must exit the ship when the fel wall comes down. Use Surge of Life again to jump off the ship and glide down. Do not forget to check to see if the hounds are attacking Eonar. In the few tests I did on another alt, it's almost 50/50 whether they will be or not.

- This is where things get buggy and weird, the game likes to sometimes ignore its own rules and make things up as it goes along at this point. You are also facing multiple spawn locations at the same time. I have not found a specific way to deal with these mobs, so use your own discretion.

7: Glide down out of the ship and make your way to the far north of the lowest platform (or if you had to kill the hounds at Eonar, just boost yourself from there). A large mech will be out and a mob of hounds and guards will be running toward Eonar. You can usually use multi-shot to take some out along the way, but your priority is to take out the large mech, you can clean up the others later.

7A: When you exit the ship, there might be some fel hounds that somehow escaped Eonar’s wrath and they will be attacking her. I have yet to figure out where they come from, but they need to be dispatched BEFORE you go to the mobs in the north. Technically this is still true, but I moved the info up sooner.

7B: After you take out the mech and if you have most of the mobs cleared, there will be three mid-tier boss-type mobs on the upper section where you entered the zone (where you first start the encounter). One is a mech that is empowering the guards running with it. You must take them out before they reach Eonar, they have the shortest distance to her and they do massive damage

7C: Fel hounds will spawn on the upper area right of Eonar (the second place you went to after starting the encounter)

7D: Felbats will spawn from a portal high above Eonar. If you have taken out the hounds from 7C, you can use Surge of Life to fly out to them and start taking their health down. If you’re really high powered, you’ll probably just kill them.

7E: Sometimes the game likes to ignore kills and will not empower Eonar’s nuke ability. On one such run, I was able to kill every mob on this phase and she just sat there. If this happens, she will once again ask you to board the ship and you have to do that part all over again. The problem is now that you have to contend with being thrown into the air at random times. You can do it, but it makes it a lot harder.
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Even doing all this, it has taken me 1-4 tries to finish this, depending on the RNG of everything and I am fairly certain that either the timer glitches or enemies suddenly do more damage than other runs. I have had perfectly clean runs and then all of the sudden the entire thing ends, killing me. Old news, I understand it better now.

This is just a stupid, terrible design of a "boss" battle and ranks right up there with Spine of Deathwing and quite frankly is probably worse.

*Update 12/30/23 - I have been able to successfully run this on other classes, but my original statement still stands, you MUST have some kind of speed boost and AOE that doesn't require a power up. This is about the limit of what I have for alts that can theoretically run this boss and succeed. I have others like a pally, a mage, a priest, etc, but none of them have effective AoE and/or speed boosts (apparently there is a priest run on Youtube, but I’m sick of doing even this many alts at this point). However, your mileage may vary. If you want to get straight to the fight, skip this part.

*Update 2/5/24 - Special note: there is a way to speed up slow classes, I will detail more at the bottom.

Fury Warrior - ilvl 330 - Took me three tries to get this one done. I had to make sure to use Heldenhafter Sprung and Sturmangriff when I absolutely needed to cover lost ground. I was able to squeak by on the very first wave of mobs by not killing the fourth pack that spawned, giving me time to get to the upper crystal, then coming back down to Eonar and dispatching them and the new pack that was quickly arriving. Everything after that was just making sure to be in the right place at the right time, there is absolutely no room for mistakes here. High ilvl would help (she is now at ilvl 402 and it was much faster).

MM Hunter - ilvl 316 - Another one that barely made it by. For some reason I needed to have my pet out to complete this one. It might be a fluke, since a MM without a pet has 100% DPS instead of dropping when you have a pet out, but it made a different for whatever reason. I will experiment more (at ilvl 397, things went much faster).

Havoc Demon Hunter - ilvl 335 -This one took three tries, but mainly learning how often to use various speed boosts and such. This one is a tossup, but it was done (at nearly ilvl400, it was much easier).

Windwalker Monk - ilvl 328 - A couple of AOE options and even more speed boost options make this fairly easy. Wirbelnder Kranichtritt does require a power-up, but it's only a single hit from one of your other abilities to gain Chi (like Tiger Palm), that is very manageable and very powerful. Tigerklaue also seems to have an AOE strike as well, this helps mitigate plenty of mobs. Use speed boosts as needed, you have three: Rollen x 2, Tigerrausch, and Fliegender Schlangentritt (be careful with this one, you can't turn when using it). Also, even at ilvl 400, I had real trouble getting the encounter done. The game would often ignore Eonar's ability charge. At one point I had wiped everything on the last phase of the encounter and I was just stand there and it just outright killed me for no reason. I don't know what the deal is.

Balance Druid - ilvl 327 - Not gonna lie, this one was tough. It took me three tries to get it right, I'm not sure if it was me or the mechanics. I have a suspicion I didn't get Eonar's Life Energy up enough for her to wipe out the mobs (or the game was ignoring it again), but I'm not certain. The druid isn't too bad for AoE. Mondfeuer hits two targets at once and at higher ilvl's, it'll kill them faster. I was able to run a quick rotation to charge Sternenregen and wipe out all the mobs on the first level. Nearly everything else I just spammed Moonfall. I did use cat form for some extra speed and I had Spurt and Anstachelndes Gebrüll if I needed them. I was able to keep Starfall charged with Moonfall to use on the packs coming from that same bottom level AFTER leaving the ship. On the last wave when the felbats come out of the portal, I was able to use Surge of Life to fly up to them and hit them with Starfall and win. - I went out to Dragon Isles with my druid and did a handful of world quests that granted 418 gear, I did the Suffusion camp (because I still had the weekly for it) and the turn-in for the weekly was more gear, I boosted my druid from 327 to 388 in just a couple hours and while the DPS isn't a HUGE difference for this raid, it did mean I was spending less time taking out the waves of mobs. I then completed Eonar on my first try for this week.

I have also confirmed that this is absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to do on a class with no speed boost of any kind. I tried this on my DK, ilvl 374, but oh, so incredibly nerfed these days, can't barely kill anything without multiple hits. What makes up for the nerfed DPS is the excellent AoE of Remorseless Winter and Howling Blast, but that doesn't do a damn thing because once you get on the ship, you move so slow that by the time you finish the last crystal, you're dead.

So, about that DK...

Part of me is dumb because I had forgotten to enchant my weapons with runes... so yeah, there's that. I also employed a speed boost option recently that made it possible to do this on my DK.

Part 8 - I feel the need, the need... for speed.

This link details how you can speed up even the slowest class to be more viable when farming for mounts, gear, etc: https://www.wowhead.com/guide/making-a-dragonflight-speed-gear-set-and-running-legacy-raids-dungeons-fast-18075#introduction

I also highly recommend you download an addon from Curseforge called MonkeySpeed. It's a nice, lightweight, unobtrusive addon that shows your character's speed in real time and it will automatically calculate your character's potential speed before you're even moving based solely on your speed stats.

For my DK, I did the bare minimum in terms of gearing up for speed runs as I was experimenting for a farm in a Classic dungeon. I bought a pair of boots that were below lvl50, enchanted them with Stiefel - Schwaches Tempo, then went to what BFA dungeons I needed to get two pieces of Azerite gear with the Langschreiter spell on them. I had the HoA already, so that part was done. This boosted my DK's speed from 107% speed (essentially, basic running) up to 140% speed, which is on par with hunter's Trailblazer. The only negative of this is the reduced ilvl, I went from 410 to 384. I had barely enough time to beat the timer when on the ship, but I did beat it and the drop in ilvl wasn't so terrible that I couldn't take down the waves of mobs.

Kommentar von SirKratus

This fight is stupid. No content this old should be this hard to solo, even on Mythic. I just wanted to collect some tier pieces for my mage and they're not even part of her loot table.

Kommentar von toolongdidntread

Very frustrating to look here to find out how to start the fight and find detailed strategies that don't tell you how to start the fight. One specifically says of starting the fight, "Pretty simple. I'm sure we all know."

(By the way, click on the constellation looking thing in one of the pools filled with trees and it will open a dialogue box.)

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Essenz von Eonar

Dieser NPC befindet sich in Antorus, der Brennende Thron .

Bosskampfkompendium

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

Zusammenfassung – Die Streitkräfte der Legion warpen herbei, stürmen auf Eonars Essenz zu und versuchen, sie direkt zu zerstören. Spielercharaktere müssen Eonar verteidigen, bis sie Energie ansammeln und sich gegen ihre Angreifer zur Wehr setzen kann.
- Tanks –
  Sobald sie Schaden erleiden, weichen teufelsbetriebene Läuterer von ihrem Weg zu Eonar ab, um Spielercharaktere in den Kampf zu verwickeln.
  Teufelserfüllte Zerstörer feuern wesentlich schneller, wenn sie nicht in den Nahkampf verwickelt sind.
  Entfernt Euch von anderen Spielercharakteren, wenn Ihr das Ziel des [Teuflischen Regens] seid.
- Tanks –
  Sobald sie Schaden erleiden, weichen teufelsbetriebene Läuterer von ihrem Weg zu Eonar ab, um Spielercharaktere in den Kampf zu verwickeln.
  Teufelserfüllte Zerstörer feuern wesentlich schneller, wenn sie nicht in den Nahkampf verwickelt sind.
  Vermeidet es, vom [Meteoritensturm] getroffen zu werden.
- Schadensklassen –
  Die meisten Kreaturen registrieren Eure Versuche nicht, sie zurückzuschlagen.
  Viele Eurer Kontrollverlusteffekte funktionieren hier.
  Entfernt Euch von anderen Spielercharakteren, wenn Ihr das Ziel des [Teuflischen Regens] seid.
  Lockt den [Speer der Verdammnis] weg von den meistgenutzten Laufwegen, damit er die Begegnung nicht zu sehr beeinträchtigt.
  Eonar gewährt Euch Portale, um an Bord der Paraxis zu gehen und ihren Angriff [Besiegelter Untergang] zu unterbrechen.
  Koordiniert beim Unterbrechen von [Besiegelter Untergang], welchen Rückkopplungseffekt Ihr erleidet.
- Schadensklassen –
  Die meisten Kreaturen registrieren Eure Versuche, sie zurückzuschlagen, nicht.
  Viele Eurer Kontrollverlusteffekte funktionieren hier.
  Entfernt Euch von anderen Spielercharakteren, wenn Ihr das Ziel des [Teuflischen Regens] seid.
  Lockt den [Speer der Verdammnis] weg von den Wegen, damit er die Begegnung nicht zu sehr beeinträchtigt.
- Schadensklassen –
  Die meisten Kreaturen registrieren Eure Versuche, sie zurückzuschlagen, nicht.
  Viele Eurer Kontrollverlusteffekte funktionieren hier.
  Entfernt Euch von anderen Spielercharakteren, wenn Ihr das Ziel des [Teuflischen Regens] seid.
- Schadensklassen –
  Die meisten Kreaturen registrieren Eure Versuche, sie zurückzuschlagen, nicht.
  Viele Eurer Kontrollverlusteffekte funktionieren hier.
  Entfernt Euch von anderen Spielercharakteren, wenn Ihr das Ziel des [Teuflischen Regens] seid.
  Vermeidet es, vom [Meteoritensturm] getroffen zu werden.
- Heiler –
  Die meisten Kreaturen drehen sich nicht, um mit Spielercharakteren zu kämpfen. Stattdessen feuert die Paraxis viele Zauber ab, die dem Schlachtzug Schaden zufügen.
  Entfernt Euch von anderen Spielercharakteren, wenn Ihr das Ziel des [Teuflischen Regens] seid.
  Lockt den [Speer der Verdammnis] weg von den meistgenutzten Laufwegen, damit er die Begegnung nicht zu sehr beeinträchtigt.
  Eonar gewährt Euch Portale, um an Bord der Paraxis zu gehen und ihren Angriff [Besiegelter Untergang] zu unterbrechen.
  Koordiniert beim Unterbrechen von [Besiegelter Untergang], welchen Rückkopplungseffekt Ihr erleidet.
- Heiler –
  Die meisten Kreaturen drehen sich nicht, um mit Spielercharakteren zu kämpfen. Stattdessen feuert die Paraxis viele Zauber ab, die dem Schlachtzug Schaden zufügen.
  Entfernt Euch von anderen Spielercharakteren, wenn Ihr das Ziel des [Teuflischen Regens] seid.
  Lockt den [Speer der Verdammnis] weg von den Wegen, damit er die Begegnung nicht zu sehr beeinträchtigt.
- Heiler –
  Die meisten Kreaturen drehen sich nicht, um mit Spielercharakteren zu kämpfen. Stattdessen feuert die Paraxis viele Zauber ab, die dem Schlachtzug Schaden zufügen.
  Entfernt Euch von anderen Spielercharakteren, wenn Ihr das Ziel des [Teuflischen Regens] seid.
- Heiler –
  Die meisten Kreaturen drehen sich nicht, um mit Spielercharakteren zu kämpfen. Stattdessen feuert die Paraxis viele Zauber ab, die dem Schlachtzug Schaden zufügen.
  Vermeidet es, vom [Meteoritensturm] getroffen zu werden.
Essenz der Lebensbinderin – Eonars Präsenz ist so erhebend, dass Ihr für kurze Zeit in die Lüfte aufsteigen könnt.
- Brandung des Lebens – Schleudert Euch hoch in die Luft und lässt Euch dann für kurze Zeit gleiten.
  - Sturzflug – Nutzt diese Fähigkeit beim Gleiten, um den Zielort im Sturzflug anzufliegen.
Lebensenergie – Eonars Lebensenergie steigt mit jedem bezwungenen Legionsinvasor. Beim Erreichen von 100 Lebensenergie greift sie die Paraxis sowie alle Streitkräfte der Legion mit 'Lebenskraft' an.

Lebenskraft
Unlimited range
3 sec cast
Eonar sammelt ihre Lebenskraft an und überzieht die Paraxis mit Naturschaden. Zusätzlich fegt eine Schockwelle über die Zone hinweg, die allen gegnerischen Eindringlingen Schaden zufügt.
- Lebenskraft – Eonar sammelt ihre Lebenskraft an und überzieht die Paraxis mit Naturschaden. Zusätzlich fegt eine Schockwelle über die Zone hinweg, die allen gegnerischen Eindringlingen Schaden zufügt.
Teufelsschild – Diese Kreatur ist von einem intensiven Schild aus Teufelsenergie umgeben, der ihren gesamten erlittenen Schaden um 60% verringert.
Der Teufelsschild kann nur durch die Explosion eines [Teuflischen Regens] entfernt werden.

Die Paraxis

Die Paraxis führt die Legionsinvasion gegen Eonar an und greift Spielercharaktere auf verschiedene Art und Weise an, um dem Aufmarsch der Streitkräfte der Legion Deckung zu geben.

Artillerie der Paraxis – Die Paraxis verschießt mehrere Teufelsenergiegeschosse auf zufällige Spielercharaktere, die ihren Zielen jeweils 1482 Feuerschaden zufügen.
Meteoritensturm – Die Paraxis lässt eine Reihe von Meteoren herabschmettern, die allen Spielercharakteren innerhalb von 8 Metern um ihren Einschlagsort 3467 Feuerschaden zufügen.
Speer der Verdammnis – Die Paraxis feuert einen Strahl intensiver Teufelsenergie ab, der eine Spur auf Eonars Plattform zu in den Boden brennt und Teufelsschneisen hinterlässt.

Schafft eine Zone schwelenden Teufelsfeuers, die allen Spielercharakteren pro Sekunde 1848 Feuerschaden zufügt und die Bewegungsgeschwindigkeit aller Streitkräfte der Legion um 30% erhöht.
Teuflischer Regen – Die Paraxis lädt ihre Geschütze auf, um einen massiven Angriff vorzubereiten, der innerhalb von 8 Metern um mehrere Spielercharaktere 4992 Feuerschaden verursacht.
Besiegelter Untergang
Während der Begegnung wird die Paraxis regelmäßig versuchen, sämtliches Leben im Gebiet auszulöschen. Spielercharaktere müssen die Paraxis über besondere Portale betreten, die Eonar auf ihrer Plattform erschafft. Dort müssen Spielercharaktere einen Paraxisinquisitor besiegen und dann vier Fokussierkristalle deaktivieren, um die Sequenz zu unterbrechen. Wenn ein Spielercharakter einen Kristall deaktiviert, wird er mit einem Rückkopplungseffekt belegt, der von der Farbe des Fokussierkristalls abhängt.
- Besiegelter Untergang – Die Paraxis beginnt mit dem Aufladen ihrer Waffen, um eine katastrophale Welle von Teufelsenergien freizusetzen, die Eonar tötet.
- Rückkopplung - Arkane Singularität – Das Ziel wird mit einem Feld belegt, das alle 25 Sek. einen Arkanenergieimpuls auslöst, der innerhalb von 10 Metern um das Ziel alle gewirkten Zauber unterbricht.
- Rückkopplung - Anvisiert – Das Ziel ist fest in den Zielalgorithmus der Paraxis integriert. Jedes Mal, wenn die Paraxis eine ihrer Fähigkeiten einsetzt, ist das Opfer stets Teil der Zielliste.
- Rückkopplung - Brennende Glut – Das Ziel ist von kontinuierlich brennender Glut umgeben, die allen Spielercharakteren innerhalb von 8 Metern alle 30 Sek. 56 Feuerschaden zufügt. Opfer dieses Effekts werden in die Luft geschleudert.
- Rückkopplung - Besudelte Schritte – Das Ziel ist mit einer Krankheit infiziert, die ihm bei Bewegung alle 1 Sek. 462 Schattenschaden zufügt. Der Schaden wird größer, je mehr sich das Opfer bewegt.
Paraxisinquisitor – Der Paraxisinquisitor kontrolliert den Zugang zu den verschiedenen Kontrollstationen an Bord der Paraxis. Bezwingt ihn, um mit den Kontrollen interagieren zu können und so den Angriff 'Besiegelter Untergang' der Paraxis abzubrechen.
- Gedankenschlag – Greift die Gedanken des Ziels mit Schattenenergie an, die 6934 Schattenschaden verursacht.
- Schmerz – Das Ziel wird von Schmerzen gequält, die alle 1 Sek. 693 Schattenschaden verursachen.
- Zermürben – Der Zaubernde fügt allen Spielercharakteren in der Nähe alle 1 Sek. 1733 Schattenschaden zu.
- Qual – Der Zaubernde fügt allen Spielercharakteren in der Nähe alle 1 Sek. 1156 Schattenschaden zu, bis er unterbrochen wird.
  Diese Fähigkeit wird nur eingesetzt, wenn der Zaubernde nicht aktiv in den Nahkampf verwickelt ist.

Streitkräfte der Legion

Diese Kreaturen warpen an verschiedenen Positionen herbei und bewegen sich direkt auf Eonars Essenz zu. Wenn sie diese erreichen, fügen sie ihr Schaden zu, bis sie besiegt werden.

Teufelswache – Gewöhnliche Infanterieeinheit der Legion. Nicht besonders schnell oder robust.
Teufelshund – Die außergewöhnlich schnellen Hunde der Legion haben weniger Gesundheit als die Teufelswachen.
Teufelslord – Diese langsamen Eliteeinheiten der Legion haben außergewöhnlich hohe Gesundheit.
Fliegender Kerapteron – Diese Teufelsfledermäuse fliegen herbei und bewegen sich auf dem Luftweg zu Eonars Essenz.

Teufelsbetriebener Läuterer – Befreit Verbündete in der Nähe von sämtlichen aktiven Kontrollverlusteffekten und gewährt diesen Verbündeten Immunität gegen derartige Effekte.
- Läuterung – Diese Kreatur läutert Verbündete in der Nähe von allen Kontrollverlusteffekten und macht sie immun gegen solche Effekte, solange sie sich in der Nähe aufhalten.
- Teufelshieb – Der Zaubernde schwingt seine Waffe in einem vernichtenden Bogen und fügt allen Gegnern in der Flugbahn der Waffe 6853 Feuerschaden zu.
Teufelserfüllter Zerstörer – Feuert fortwährend auf Eonars Essenz, bis er beseitigt wird. Wenn er nicht im Nahkampf angegriffen wird, erhöht sich die Feuerrate erheblich.
Diese Kreatur ist stationär.
- Artillerieschlag – Der Zaubernde feuert ein Geschoss aus Teufelsenergie auf die Essenz von Eonar ab und verursacht eine geringe Menge Feuerschaden.
- Artilleriemodus – Der Zaubernde feuert regelmäßig ein Geschoss aus Teufelsenergie auf die Essenz von Eonar ab. Wenn diese Kreatur in einen Nahkampf verwickelt wird, endet der Effekt.
Teufelsgeladener Verdunkler – Verschleiert Verbündete in der Nähe und macht sie so unsichtbar. Diese Kreatur ignoriert den Kampf.
- Verschleierung – Der Zaubernde erzeugt ein Tarnfeld, durch das alle Verbündeten in der Nähe nicht als Ziel anvisiert werden können.

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