The Restless Cabal Crucible of Storms Raid Strategy Guide

By FatbossTV Updated: 2019/06/11

Relic of PowerThe Restless CabalThe Restless CabalUu'natLoot

Fathom Dredgers

Mindthief's Eldritch Clasp

Fa'thuul's Floodguards

Gloves of the Undying Pact

Insurgent's Scouring Chain

Zaxasj's Deepstriders

Abyssal Speaker's Gauntlets

Leggings of the Aberrant Tidesage

Quick TipsGeneral

Tanks, taunt Fa'thuul the Feared off of one another when your Shear Mind stacks drop.

A single ranged DPS needs to tank Zaxasj the Speaker by using the Aphotic Blast!

Avoid standing within the Void Crash zones during periods of high incoming raid damage.

Have a single player stand within a Void Crash zone to soak it, preventing it from bouncing around further.

Move away from the raid to reduce the damage you deal to them when Crushing Doubt expires.

Do not stand near the player targeted by the Aphotic Blast

Move out of the Cerebral Assault cone.

Do not attack players who are "hostile to allies" - they are not mind controlled!

Gain Promises of Power by standing near the Dark Herald afflicted player. Make sure not to have high stacks when incoming damage happens!

Let through the Witness the End casts in a staggered fashion by interrupting the Eldritch Abomination adds.

Keep damaging the Visage from Beyond to prevent it from casting Terrifying Echo.

Relics

Void Stone - Quickly damage through and remove the Umbral Shell to allow the raid to receive healing once again.

Trident of Deep Ocean - Stack enemies within the shield and damage them to destroy the shield.

Tempest Caller - Keep everyone above 25% health to prevent them from being hit by Annihilation.

The Restless Cabal Abilities & Strategy

Players leaving the platform will be afflicted with Enveloping Darkness which deals heavy ticking damage and applies a 99% damage and healing done reduction for 30 seconds.

At no point in the encounter should players leave the platform and gain this debuff.

Zaxasj the SpeakerFa'thuul the Feared

These bosses do not share a health pool and when a boss reaches 1 hp they will cast Pact of the Restless.

This cast prevents the bosses death and will heal them to 20% hp upon completion. The spell is interrupted when both bosses are bought to 1 hp.

This forces the raid to get both bosses to the 1 hp mark within the 20 second cast time of the Pact of the Restless, as otherwise the heal will likely cause the raid to fall far behind and wipe.

Fa'thuul the FearedVoid CrashShear MindFa'thuul the FearedShear Mind

Tanks should taunt off of one another each time their Shear Mind stacks drop, which is usually around the 3-4 stack mark.

Both tanks should focus their efforts into positioning and maintaining threat on Fa'thuul the Feared, as Zaxasj the Speaker is tanked and dealt with by a ranged DPS.

Void CrashVoid Crash

After a few moments this area will explode, dealing damage to all players within 10 yards.

If no players are hit, a new smaller area will be marked and the ability will repeat. This size reduction also reduces the damage the Void Crash deals.

The Void Crash will "bounce" like this and reduce in size twice, at which point it will bounce around until the ability eventually hits somebody.

Players need to actively avoid getting hit by the Void Crash until it has reduced to its smallest size.

When raid damage is low, a single player should stand within the Void Crash as to remove it, which will increase raid damage as casters are able to stand still for longer periods of time.

Crushing DoubtCrushing Doubt

This 12 second debuff slows movement speeds by 25% and deals ever increasing damage every 2 seconds.

Upon expiration, the debuff explodes, dealing raid wide damage which is reduced the further players are from the debuff.

Players afflicted with Crushing Doubt should move away from the raid and towards the sides of the encounter space, whilst the majority of the raid spreads loosely around the middle.

They must make sure that they do not run near the player who is tanking Zaxasj the Speaker at the time, as they also may be near the edges of the encounter space.

Move away from the raid whenafflicted with Crushing Doubt!

Zaxasj the SpeakerAphotic BlastZaxasj the SpeakerAphotic Blast

This deals a burst of shadow damage to the target and anyone within 5 yards. This damage is reduced the further the target is from Zaxasj the Speaker.

The bolt also applies a debuff which increases threat generation by 150% for 30 seconds. This debuff is refreshed each time the Aphotic Blast hits the player.

Aphotic BlastZaxasj the Speaker

All players should avoid dealing damage the Zaxasj the Speaker at the beginning of the encounter, as to allow this ranged DPS tank to get some initial threat.

Once the player has sufficient threat on the boss (usually around 10 seconds into the encounter), players should feel free to deal damage to this boss.

Tanks should avoid ripping threat from Zaxasj the Speaker at all times, as the Aphotic Blast threat generation debuff will make it difficult for the ranged player to rip threat back off of them.

Aphotic BlastZaxasj the Speaker

A healer must be prepared to cover this ranged tank during this time, as the ranged tank will likely move far out of range of the raid.

Once Zaxasj the Speaker is in the desired position, the ranged tank should attempt to move slightly closer to the raid, as to allow the healer to maintain range on them without a large amount of disruption to their positioning.

That being said, the ranged DPS tank should always avoid standing within 5 yards of any other player, as to prevent the Aphotic Blast debuff from splashing onto anyone else.

Cerebral AssaultZaxasj the SpeakerCerebral Assault

After the 6 second cast, all players within the cone will take a moderate burst of shadow damage and become hostile to allies for 4 seconds.

All players should side step out of this cone, which is easily done as long as they are paying attention.

Move out of the Cerebral Assault frontal cone.

Players who are "hostile to allies" can attack other players with their spells as well as be attacked by other players. Healers are also unable to heal them whilst the debuff holds.

Players who are accidentally hit by this should be left alone. Do not throw out damaging spells or crowd control their way, instead just leave them and wait for the debuff to expire.

Dark HeraldDark HeraldPromises of PowerDark Herald

This 10 second debuff will apply Promises of Power debuffs to all players within 5 yards every 5 seconds.

Promises of Power is a magic debuff with an endless duration. It increases the damage you deal by 10% whilst reducing your maximum health by 10%.

This debuff increases passively over time, eventually capping out at 9 stacks (reducing health by 90% and increasing damage by 90%).

This debuff can be dispelled at any time. However on heroic, dispelling the debuff will deal damage to the dispeller.

Dark Herald

Although the damage bonus is very powerful, the reduction to the players health pool could lead to them being one shot by unavoidable mechanics, such as the Crushing Doubt debuffs.

The raid needs to be prepared to remove all Promises of Power debuffs before these damage sources come in, as to ensure nobody is one shot.

When the Promises of Power debuff is dispelled, the players will maintain the same health percentage (If you have 90% health and then the debuff is dispelled, you will still have 90% health).

Promises of PowerDark Herald

These few DPS can use the large damage increase to great effect, before having it removed before an unavoidable damage source comes in.

By limiting the amount of players who receive the Promises of Power debuffs, it helps healers ensure that all players are dispelled at the correct time.

Groups with priests may wish to increase the amount of people who take the damage buff, as they are able to use Mass Dispels to remove the debuff off of multiple players at once.

Tanks, the ranged DPS tank and healers should avoid gaining this buff, as the health reduction is likely to cause more problems than the damage buff is worth.

Relics of PowerRelic of Power

There are three relics in the encounter space. Each relic has a powerful effect when activated that the raid will need to counter.

The raid gets to choose the order in which the relics are activated, simply by positioning the bosses closest to the relic they wish to activate next.

Each relic should only be used by each boss once, because if an individual boss uses a particular relic more than once they will gain a 300% damage increase buff: Power Overwhelming.

When a boss activates a Relic for the first time, they will gain a permanent 10% damage buff. These buffs stack up, meaning that the boss will be dealing 30% extra damage after activating all three relics.

Void StoneUmbral Shell

This is a large damage absorption shield which reduces the healing all raid members receive by 100% whilst it holds via Embrace of the Void.

DPS must focus their damage into the boss with Umbral Shell as to allow the raid to receive healing once again.

Healers should ensure that all players are healthy before the Umbral Shell activates, whilst tanks use defensive cooldowns to survive during this time.

If the raid is struggling to remove the Umbral Shell within a reasonable time, the group might want to use the Promises of Power debuffs to increase their outgoing damage.

Trident of Deep OceanCustody of the Deep

This shield has a health pool which can be seen in the boss frames. Any enemy within the shield will have 75% of the damage they take redirected to the shield.

The shield will explode after 20 seconds, dealing damage equal to its remaining health to all players in the raid via Abyssal Collapse. If the shield is destroyed before this time, it will dissipate harmlessly.

Tanks should position as many enemies underneath the shield as possible, as to increase the amount of damage the shield will take.

Just like the Void Stone, the raid may want to utilise the Promises of Power debuffs to help damage through the shield if they are unable to destroy the shield before it explodes.

Damage enemies within the shield to destroy it before it explodes!

Tempest Caller

This Storm of Annihilation damage reduces the damage players deal by 50% for 3 seconds and will instantly kill any player who is lower than 25% health when it deals damage to them via Annihilate.

All players should remove their Promises of Power debuffs before activating the Tempest Caller relic.

This is the most healing intensive part of the encounter, so healers should be prepared to cover this incoming damage with cooldowns.

Players may also want to use their own personal damage reduction cooldowns to ensure they do not drop below 25% health.

Groups with confident healers may wish to activate two Tempest Caller relics back to back at the beginning of the fight, as the bosses will not have any damage increasing buffs at this point and the damage is manageable if healers coordinate their cooldowns correctly.

That being said, raids with less powerful healers or PUGs may wish to avoid activating the Tempest Caller relics back to back, as they may be unable to out-heal the damage.

As long as the group never has a boss activate the same relic twice, and as long as the bosses do not activate relics at the same time, the relics can be done in pretty much any order.

That being said, a decent order for your group to start out with can be found below, as this one ensures that the bosses stay close together for cleave, whilst also keeping the two Tempest Caller activations far apart to allow for healing cooldowns to be ready once again.

Organised raid groups with confident healers may wish to have both Tempest Callers relics triggered at the beginning of the encounter as to keep the damage they deal to a minimum.

Zaxasj the Speaker

Relic 1

Relic 2

Relic 3

Relic 4

Relic 5

Relic 6

Fa'thuul the Feared

Tempest Caller

Void Stone

Trident of Deep Ocean

Void Stone

Trident of Deep Ocean

Tempest Caller

Eldritch Revelation and Visage from BeyondRelic of PowerWitness the EndFa'thuul the FearedEldritch RevelationEldritch Abomination

Each add will cast Witness the End, a 9 second cast which will cause the add to die and deal moderate shadow damage to the raid.

Although the raid could survive three Witness the End explosions at once in theory, it is likely to kill off a player or two.

The Eldritch Abomination adds should be interrupted in such a way as to let the Witness the End casts through in a staggered way.
This should be done by having one add not be interrupted at all, the next add should be interrupted once, and the last add should be interrupted twice.

This will stagger the Witness the End casts 8-9 seconds apart, allowing healers to top up the raid between each hit.

During the Storm of Annihilation, the raid may wish to interrupt all adds until the spell has ended, as the Witness the End might drop players below 25% health.

Zaxasj the SpeakerVisage from Beyond

This add casts Terrifying Echo, which will deal a burst of damage and fear all players for 6 seconds if the 15 second long cast goes through.

The only way the cast can be interrupted is by bring the add to 1 hp.

Once at 1 hp, the add will regenerate health at an ever increasing rate via Coalesce Void.

Once it reaches 100% health, it will begin to cast Terrifying Echo once again. The add will despawn after 1 minute.

Terrifying Echo

As the add cannot be moved in any way, the raid will need to return to this add each time it reaches 100% health.

The add can take damage whilst regenerating, so players who can passively cleave/multi-dot the add should do so as to keep the add regenerating for longer periods of time.

Heroic ChangesAphotic BlastAgent of Demise

This debuff permanently makes the player "hostile to allies" whilst reducing all incoming healing by 75%.

Gaining the Agent of Demise debuff is highly likely to lead to the players death, as they will not be able to be assisted by healers.

This additional mechanic acts as a larger punishment if the Aphotic Blast ability is mishandled, especially if it ever hits multiple players at once.

As long as only one person has threat on Zaxasj the Speaker throughout the encounter, the Agent of Demise debuff will never be applied.

Promises of PowerWrack

This prevents players from using abilities such as Mass Dispel and Revival to remove a large amount of Promises of Power debuffs at once.

The raid must be careful not to apply Promises of Power debuffs to too many members, as otherwise healers and priests will not be able to remove them all at the correct time without taking substantial damage themselves.

Witness the End

If a Witness the End cast goes through whilst the raid has the debuff a previous cast has left behind, it will likely kill multiple players.

This additional mechanic acts as a punishment for players not interrupting the adds correctly, and this forces players to stagger the rate in which the three Eldritch Abomination adds are interrupted.

Visage from Beyond

This makes the raid to deal with the add for a longer period of time, potentially forcing them to kill the add an additional time to interrupt the Terrifying Echo.

Ranged DPS must be ready to switch to this add the minute it begins to cast again, as the damage and disruptive effect from the fear can easily cause wipes on heroic difficulty.

Mythic ChangesAgent of DemiseAgent of Demise

If you somehow managed to find a way to survive with a 75% healing reduction on heroic, you most likely wont be able to survive with a 100% healing reduction on mythic.

This change is to further punish raid groups who do not handle the Aphotic Blast correctly.

Just like heroic, a single ranged DPS should tank the Speaker throughout the encounter, with Balance Druids being a great pick as they have several strong defensive abilities.

Incomplete FormEldritch AbominationIncomplete Form

This is passive is added to the encounter to prevent guilds from permanently interrupting the Eldritch Abomination adds throughout the entire encounter with complicated interrupt rotations.

Additionally, the Witness the End cast is now 6 seconds long and also increases damage taken by subsequent casts by 500% for 7 seconds, up from 100% for 6 seconds.

The adds cannot be stunned or blanket silenced, making the adds recast the second they are interrupted.

Witness the End

This requires 2 interrupts between each successful Witness the End cast, rather than just the one that raid groups could use on heroic.

During the Void Stone and Tempest Caller relics, all three adds are usually interrupted one additional time as to allow the Umbral Shell to be broken or to give time for healers to prepare for the combination of Witness the End and Storm of Annihilation damage. Doing this requires one additional interrupt per add.

Interrupts required for the different Relics of Power!

Terrifying Echo

Players need to focus damage into these adds as soon as possible as to prevent their shorter Terrifying Echo cast from going off, and may need to kill them up to two times before they despawn.

Once they have been defeated for the first time, the bosses should generally be tanked on top of the adds as to allow DPS to passively cleave them down, reducing the chance that they will need to defeat them more than one additional time.

The tanks must be ready to move the bosses over towards the next relic if they are due to empower within the next 5% of their maximum health.

If a Visage from Beyond is due to reform and complete its cast during a relic empowerment, players should adjust their damage so that these events do not overlap.

Relic of PowerVoid StoneVoid Essence

This essence will pull in all players towards the Void Stone. This effect is stronger for each new Void Essence created, but the strength of the Void Essence will reset once the Void Stone is reactivated.

Once the 10 seconds have passed, the Void Essence despawn. This happens every 40 seconds.

Players should actively move against the pull in effect from the Void Essence, as otherwise they will become stacked up and find it difficult to spread out until the effect has ended. During this time they may be targeted by a Void Crash which could prove fatal.

Trident of Deep OceanOceanic EssenceOceanic EssenceTrident of Deep Ocean

Players who come into contact with the Oceanic Essence will be stunned for 8 seconds, which could easily lead to a death as they will be unable to move from other mechanics.

The Oceanic Essence will appear as orbs near to, or at the location of players. This attack is telegraphed via a swirly circle moments before the orb appears.

The raid should attempt to bait the Oceanic Essence away from Relics that they haven't done yet, as they will want that space to be as clear as possible when they do get to them.

The raid should also avoid standing towards the middle of the room as to keep paths towards the Eldritch Abomination relatively free. This space should only be occupied when the adds are present and need to be interrupted.

The Oceanic Essences can be cleared from the encounter by having somebody run into it with an immunity such as: Aspect of the Turtle, Divine Shield or Anti-Magic Shell.

A good time to clear is completely based on how well the essences have been placed, but it is generally beneficial to do so just before a set of Eldritch Abomination adds spawn.

Avoid the Oceanic Essence orbs!

Tempest CallerStorm EssenceTempest Caller

Storm Essence will deal damage to the nearest player every 2 seconds and each attack will deal 10% more damage than the last via the application of an 8 second debuff.

If the Storm Essence brings a player below 25% health, the player will instantly die via the Annihilate spell.

The raid will need to set up a rotation of players to take turns soaking a Storm Essence with a rotation of two players per essence spawned. These players should switch on the 3-4 stack mark.

Zaxasj: Trident of the Deep Ocean

Fa'thuul: Trident of the Deep Ocean

Zaxasj: Void Stone

Fa'thuul: Void Stone

Fa'thuul: Tempest Caller

Zaxasj: Tempest Caller

Trident of Deep OceanVoid StoneTempest Caller

This is to keep the amount of Storm Essence to a minimum, as they reduce the amount of Promises of Power debuffs the raid can have active throughout the fight.

Promises of PowerPromises of Power

Players have 9 stacks and the Crushing Doubt debuffs are due to expire.

Most classes cannot survive the two Crushing Doubt hits whilst maintaining 9 stacks of Promises of Power, however some can with immunities or large damage reductions such as Dispersion, or a large amount of shields.
Players have 6+ stacks and are afflicted with Crushing Doubt.
The ticking damage of the Crushing Doubt debuff can be enough to kill somebody who has high stacks of Promises, and therefore should be dispelled. Once again, large damage reductions or a large amount of shields can allow the player to survive.
Eldritch Abominations are active and due to cast Witness the End.
Although a player may be able to survive a single hit of Witness the End with high stacks, they are highly unlikely to have enough cooldowns to survive the additional two hits. The entire raid should remove all Promises of Power debuffs when the Eldritch Abominations appear.
The Tempest Caller relic is about to be activated.
Players will already be dealing 50% less damage during this relic, so not having the 90% damage increase at this point isn't a big deal.
Additionally, the lower health pool of the player makes it extremely likely that they die to Annihilate.

Several classes are able to keep themselves alive when the Crushing Doubts expire and they have 9 stacks - notably Shadow Priests with Dispersion (or shields applied via Power Word: Shield, Sanctum and Death Denied), Warlocks with a mixture of shields from other sources and Dark Pact/Unending Resolve, and classes with immunities (such as Demon Hunters and Hunters).

The only time this is different is when dealing with the Eldritch Abomination, in which all players who cannot survive a 9 stack Crushing Doubt explosion should wait for all 3 adds to explode, where those who can survive can grab the Promises of Power slightly earlier - when one Eldritch Abomination remains.

Crushing Doubt is a key mechanical obstacle that the raid must deal with throughout the fight. It will cause a fair amount of wipes as you get timings and cooldowns in a good position, mainly due to the high amount of Promises of Power debuffs needed to beat the enrage timer.

Crushing Doubt will always pick ranged targets over melee targets. These ranged targets should attempt to move 25-30 yards away from the raid and each other to let the debuff expire.

It is important that the afflicted targets do not move too far away from their healers, as otherwise they will likely die solely to the debuff.

Horde players should be aware that Troll players will have their debuff expire quicker, as its duration is affected by the Voodoo Shuffle racial.

Having the Crushing Doubt overlap with the Eldritch Abomination adds exploding works well, as long as adequate cooldowns have be assigned to cover both sources of damage.

Additionally, having a set of Crushing Doubts overlap with a Tempest Caller activation from the Speaker can work well if healers are confident that they can cover the damage.

This isn't possible for every single Crushing Doubt, but aligning these events by damaging the bosses down to their relic activation health thresholds will make your progress easier on this fight.

As the time in which these overlaps occur relies entirely on the damage output of your individual raid, trying to make these overlaps occur will be entirely down to your raid composition and performance.

Shortly afterwards, the raid will have a set of Crushing Doubts expire. All debuffed players will be around 4-5 stacks at this point.

Nobody should be dispelled at this point. Instead, the raid should survive, pop Bloodlust and use all damage cooldowns as this will gain the most damage from the spell.

This is largely because there isn't any active relic essences present at the beginning of the encounter, allowing players to stand relatively still and plough damage into the bosses.

A player with 9 stacks of Promises of Power will likely be one shot if they soak a Void Crash, even if it has bounced twice and is at it's smallest size.

As a large portion of the raid should have a high up-time on the Promises of Power debuff, the Void Crash should be deliberately soaked by Tanks, Healers or anyone without Promises of Power at the time.

Players should avoid using large damage reductions or long cooldown defensive abilities to soak the Void Crash, as these are better served to survive Crushing Doubt explosions when high Promises of Power stacks are present.

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Comments

Comment by marcelmfa

Could you share these auras?

Comment by Paulnutz

spreading out the tempest callers is completely unnecessary on heroic. The damage is not that bad.

What made this boss a joke for us is just doing each relic twice in a row. We started on Trident

Speaker -> 75% first trident.
He spawns his sole add right next to trident and we cleave/dot to get the add to 1hp while still damaging the Tridentbubble

Then we do big guy to 75% and do the trident a 2nd time. This makes the add the Speaker spawned a joke mechanic because he's staying next to the Trident the entire time we're doing both bubbles, so by the time the trident mechanic is done the 2nd time, the original Speaker ad will despawn

Just rinse and repeat to the other 2 relics, making sure the Speaker activates the relic first. This completely trivializes the speaker's ad.

Back to back tempest callers is nothing. It's not crazy raidwide AOE. Maybe on mythic this won't be viable but it's completely and unnecessarily complicated to do one boss -> one relic, then the 2nd boss -> different relic like this guide suggests.

This boss feels way undertuned

also "Although the raid could survive three Witness the End explosions at once in theory, it is likely to kill off a player or two." Just no. The 2nd and 3rd explosions will do like 700k each, it will kill everyone but pallies and mages

Comment by Rekiel

Terrifying Echo casting time is now 20 sec. Therefore you don't have to nuke the add down, on either difficulties. On normal difficulty, if you push hard to delay the second cast, then it could be just ignored, it is hard to track 40 sec from spawning, but, well, you might have a good heuristics.

On heroic difficulty, you can ignore the second cast using totem Tremor Totem , and it will be gone before it finishes the third echo. Tremor works!

In our group, we did double tempest, double stone and then double trident. We did not want to gain 10% to 20% more damage from the storm, and the trident is the least threatening skill.

Usually raid groups have 4~6 CDs to deal with massive raid-wise damage, so just use 3+ cooldowns for the Fa'thuul's storm and use another 1 or 2 for the next. You might also save couple of damage smoothing spells or externals for the void stone, in order to let the ranged DPS tanking Zaxasj be alive.

Comment by pozdeady

I ferociously googled (and wowheaded for that matter) how to solo this %^&*!@#s for 20 minutes and why they are starting to oneshot me at some point of the fight and didn't find anything so here it goes.
I did it with a priest so no pet shenanigans actually needed, every class can do it. There are things you should keep in mind:

1. Each boss channels some kind of buff from the nearest artifact at 75, 50, and 25 percents of their life. The twist is you should not allow any of them get buff from the same thing twice. Stack them at first totem and dps first one to exactly 75 and then (when it will start channeling relic thing) switch to other boss and do the same. When done go to other totem and repeat the routine. Keep the white swirly thing for last (it's farthest from the entrance)

2. Caster (more scrawny) boss will cast cone aoe in front of himself sometimes. Avoid it casue it will stun you for like 10 seconds. It's not good

3. Last white totem when gets channeled will start spawning white orbs of something that will stun you too. You should not get get hit by them (i think they are stational but whatever).

Start to avoid all ground stuff when each boss gets at 25% for that matter. At this poing of the fight they will start hit harder somehow, nothing spectacular of course but why risk it. The first point is essential if you fail it you WILL die. You also will die if you stay in 10 sec stun and the are hitting you together with all totem buffs.

4. Sometimes during the fight (around second totem) caster boss i think will start to fear you periodically. Fear for itself is not so scary as the 30 second 99% damage dealing debuff that you will get when fall into the water, so don't come close to the edges. You shouldn't do that anyway.

5. You SHOULD kill both of them on 20 seconds window or one of them will ressurect with 20% health so that's not good either.

Give it a couple of tries to feel the flow and you're good

Comment by jackblues

Soloing in mythic mode with a 608 Arms warrior. Not very hard since 11.0.5.

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