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Ji-Kun

Mogu flesh-shapers discarded their failed creations in an abyssal shaft beneath Lei Shen’s keep. The reek of decay lured many scavengers to the refuse pit, including the great Ji-Kun. Ruthless and cunning, the monstrous bird devoured her rivals one-by-one until she held sole dominion over the shadowy tunnel.

Lead Encounter Designer, Ion “Watcher” Hazzikostas:

This fight takes place in a cylindrical shaft containing a large central platform with multiple nests located both above and below that platform. The encounter was designed to highlight the strong vertical elements of the terrain, without adding actual aerial combat which could have felt awkward. For example, players can gain and use a temporary flight ability to switch levels and deal with Ji-Kun’s fledglings before they mature and pose a greater threat to the raid.

Official Blizzard article

Commentaire de dipiddy

25 Normal:

Split the raid up into 4 groups of 4 (each group needs a healer and 3 dps (doesn't matter if it's melee, ranged, cleave, or single target). Quills will go out while players are on the various platforms that need to be healed through.

When a red shaft appears, a group kills everything on the highlighted platform.
When the next shaft appears, the next group takes care of that platform, etc.

When a red shaft appears above, a group that has already gone (so they have the feather buff / extra action button) will need to fly up to take care of it.

Down Draft is like Le Shi's Get Away (constantly pushing players away from the boss) only more powerful. Without speed buffs like Aspect of the Pack (there is no damage going out in this phase) or Savage Roar you will have people fall off the platform. Personal speed buffs, leap, Charge, Blink, and Shadowstep, all work well for this. Grouping up in the middle before the next Down Draft is also very helpful.

The main platform will get covered in green pools and you will need to heal / cooldown players through soaking them or when Down Draft happens, things will get out of hand. Shadow Priests, Rogues, DKs and others with hefty cooldowns are ideal for soaking pools.

Commentaire de wildlives

Fun fact and nice Icarus reference during the encounter:
If you are on nest duty and fly too high on your way to the upper most hatchlings you will lose your wings and fall down (happened to us several times). Well done Blizzard!

Commentaire de 452896

I feel real bad killing baby birdies en masse. They even cheep! :(

Commentaire de vindurza

another raid where we kill a mother and her offspring we're nice people =] *humorless as always wowhead*

Commentaire de lightclaw

LFR Strategy:
This is the ugly fight for the second section of LFR. There are debuffs, adds, lots of movement, and heavy damage phases.

Tanks:
Good news for you, this is an easy fight to tank. Pick up the boss, swap after two stacks of Talon Rake. If one of the tanks has poor avoidance, Infected Talons could become an issue, but it would require only a very brief swap to clear that debuff if that were the case.

During Downdraft, at least one of the tanks needs to avoid falling. If you do fall, it will kick you back onto the platform, but it takes a while. If you can charge or leap or whatever to return yourself to the middle (while running toward the center to avoid the pushback) then you should be able to stay up.

DPS:
Most of the DPS stays on the boss. Avoid standing in green puddles or stacking too tightly. The platform will fill with puddles by the end, so this can be more challenging than it sounds. Standing close together means that Caw will cause you problems.

It is possible, in theory, to catch the green blobs as the boss vomits them upward to feed her babies. If caught, they grant a significant, stacking damage/healing buff.

One small group of 3 dps and a healer are on add duty. If they do their job well, the fight is fairly straightforward. If they mess up badly, it's a wipe. There will be a message from time to time that one of the lower or upper nests is hatching. When that occurs, the group will jump down onto (or fly up to) the active nest (identified by red light and orange-ish smoke) and kill all of the baby birds inside. After killing the babies, there will be a feather that grants a flight ability, allowing the add group to fly up to one of the upper nests or back to the platform, as needed.

Healers:
One healer has to accompany the add group in killing birds. The others remain on the platform, dealing primarily with raid damage. The big danger is the boss's Quills attack. It's massive raid damage.

Tank damage is fairly reasonable in this fight, but it can get spiky if the tank gets multiple stacks of Infected Talons.

tl;dr version:
Tanks:
Swap after two stacks of Talon Rake. Try to remain on the platform during Downdraft.

DPS:
Stay spread out, stack during Quills for heals. Avoid green puddles.

~3 dps must jump down or fly up to nests as they activate and kill baby birds. There is a feather that grants you a short term flight ability in the nest. This is the most important job in the raid on this fight. The nest that is active has red light and orange smoke - watch raid chat to see whether it is lower or upper.

Healers:
Lots of raid damage, particularly during Quills. Try to stagger cooldowns with other healers.

One healer must accompany the dps killing baby birds.

Macroable version:

/raid Tanks swap on 2 stacks of Talon Rake.
/raid DPS Spread out, stack for Quills. Don't stand in green.
/raid Healers stagger cooldowns for Quills.
/raid Add group = 3 dps + 1 heals killing birds. Look for red light+orange smoke. Use feathers to fly.

Commentaire de Ardinur

Note that Ji-Kun drops some nice vanity loot.

First of we have the Cluth of Ji-Kun, a mount modeled after Ji-Kun itself. This mount can drop on normal and heroic difficulty. The drop chance seems to be about 1 % - 1.5 %.

And secondly we have the Ji-Kun Hatchling which will drop from all difficulties, including LFR. The drop chance for this one is about the same as for the mount, but this will be much more common due to it being able to drop in the LFR.
In the LFR this pet will be personal loot, meaning it will go straight to your inventory after you kill the boss. It is also treated as extra loot, meaning you can get a piece of gear and still have a shot at getting this pet at the same time.

It is also BoP, but can be learned, caged and then traded to anyone.

Commentaire de MAVC

LFR

Did this boss last night for the first time. We wiped twice on him mainly because of his down draft ability pushing us through the puddles and off the platform.

One thing that worked like a charm on our 3rd try was the use of warlock gateways. We had 3 gateways around the platform and when Ji-Kun did his down draft... we just rode it to the end of the platform, clicked on the gateway before we reached the edge and we were back in the center! Worked perfectly!

Commentaire de zharshoul

Is she some kind of hippogryph?

like as comparing a tauren to a taunka?

Commentaire de MABGamer6407

Pretty sure this is a reference to the Great Rocs of mythology, said to be raptors (Bird of pray) of enormus size an able to lift full grown elephants off the ground with ease. Plus the fact theres references to Icarus also a legend in that region of time. Well played Blizzard.

Commentaire de 883209

During downdraft, he will attack the highest threat person in melee range. This was quite problematic in my last run as some melee with abilities to keep them in range could keep unloading on him and died, yelling at the tanks for not holding threat. The issue here is that if you are not in melee range, taunt has no effect because you are not on his threat table at all if you are outside of melee range. As a DK with death's advance and Rocket Jump, I was no where near him and taunt and life grip lasted for one global cooldown while out of melee. I'm not sure what the solution here is for tanks who do not have heroic leap etc. Telling a bunch of LFR dps to not attack him during that phase is obviously pointless. I can understand "well its there fault" but leaving tanks with with that kind of situation is not very enjoyable. Perhaps a solution will be discovered in the coming weeks.

Commentaire de Ryawy

To prevent or reduce the chances of Ji-kun one-shotting the DPS directly after Courant descendant, the option I've seen that will work for most groups is to send a pet of some sort at the boss so it is the only one in melee range, giving the tanks time to run back. If a larger window of opportunity is needed, an Army of the Dead or Stampede can be effective, giving the boss multiple targets.
Tanks that want to charge in right after the pushback should be cautious because (at least after the first Down Draft) she seems to use Griffure de serres as soon as the spell ends. If a tank with two stacks charges in, s/he may be one-shotted if a cooldown is not ready.
The tank which taunts first (not the one who pulls) will be the one who will need to charge back in and intercept that second stack. Warriors, Druids, Monks, and possibly Paladins should be able to co-ordinate their charges so one does not get a bad stack. Tanks without a charge or quick movement increase should be pulling first.

Commentaire de Pothemus

10 Man guide.

2 tanks, 2/3 healers, 5-6 dps.

This boss fight is quite fun and isn't that hard compared to Megaera pre-nerf. This fight takes place on 3 different levels, the top nest platform, the boss platform and the bottom nest platforms. Ji-kun would be circling around the platform and to summon him you just run towards the eggs in the middle. He'll land about approximately 10 seconds after you do that.

The raid should be split into 2 groups, the Boss group and the Eggs group. The egg group should contain 2-3 dps and 1 healer or 2-3 dps who can heal themselves during Plumes. Those DPS should be good AoE classes and preferably not classes with high ramp-up time. Elemental Shamans and Hunters are perfect here.

Boss Platform

Ji Kun herself should be 2 tanked and tanks should swap at 2 stacks of Griffure de serres. Note that it is different from Serres infectées.

She does Plumes occasionally and everyone including those at the nests will be damaged. It isn't really that bad actually, apart from this not much damage will occur.

She'll cast Croassement and shoot sonic rings at people so they should spread out, if you move when she's casting this it won't hit you at all.

She'll cast Nourrir les petits and when no platforms are activated they'll be green pools on the floor, standing in it for 3 seconds will remove it but give you a 50k/dot that ticks 3 times over 15 seconds and it stacks. After it wears off you'll take 10% more damage from those pools, it's worth nothing that stacking the damage DoT will only give you 1 stack of the damage de-buff increase after it wears off. DO NOT stand in it when Croassement is going off or you're most likely dead. DO NOT stand in overlapping pools unless you're a tank. It isn't really needed to remove the pools

Courant descendant is reminiscent of Lei-Shi's pushback but this one is much faster and everyone should use their speed increasing spells to actually not get pushed off the platform. If you fall of you won't die. I found out that it seems to like take a snap-shot of your speed when it starts casting so even if the speed increasing spell wears off during Courant descendant you'll be pushed back at the same rate while you have the speed increasing spell. Position yourself and do not run into a pool of slime

Warlocks can place their Porte des démons. Druids can use their Ruée rugissante, etc. Charge & Leap abilities would work here as well.

Someone needs to be in melee range or she'll spam Plumes

Nest Platform

2 DPS 1 Healer - You could get another DPS from the Boss Platform to follow you to the 1st and 3rd nests at the bottom to get wings to stack the damage buff during Nourrir les petits.

2 Healing - The 3 dps going down needs to use their survival CDs and healing spells to survive Plumes.

The platforms would alternate between 3 top and 3 bottom nests, the bottom nests will have Jeune œuf de Ji Kun which will hatch into cute little Hatchlings that will cheep at everyone and try to kill them. You really have to kill them before they evolve into Fledgeling and kill you. You then pick up feathers and use your special action button to either fly to the next platform or up to the main platform. You cannot pick up another feather within 1 minute and you'll have 4 charges of flight.

Flying into the projectile of Nourrir les petits to gain a 30% increase to damage/healing which increases by 10% each time you run into it again. It doesn't matter if it's the slimy goo one or the food type. But the slimy green one will give you a DoT.

The top platform will have 2 Oeuf de Ji Kun prêt à éclore that have more health and will hatch into a Oiselet and fly over the platform and start cheeping at everyone below, they're unable to be killed while flying above the platform unless you have wings to reach them. 2-3 of these are still ok but damage will be very spiky during Plumes and Courant descendant. It'll be similar to people being sniped during Council of Elders with Sand Bolt.

TL;dr

Everyone - Don't stand in green %^&* when you're pushed back. Stand in green $%^& to remove them but pop a CD. Spread 8 yards for Croassement

Tanks - taunt at 2 stacks of Griffure de serres. Be in melee range of the boss when Courant descendant ends

Healers - Rotate CDs to make Plumes easier but it isn't that bad.

DPS - Intercept Nourrir les petits to get a damage buff.

Commentaire de zzsdkzz

Does anyone know where the Golden Egg is located, for Ji-Kun's acheivement?

As of 4/2/13, the achievement has not been completed.

/target Golden Egg does not yield a targetable object.

With the feather buff flying to the upper and lower areas, there was not an object that resembled anything close to a Golden Egg.

Based on the wording of the achievement, this appeared to be a Tsulong achievement 2.0. Does anyone have any other information?

Commentaire de Sothe

Fun Fact: During Noble Garden all of the Eggs have been recolored to be Easter Eggs on the Platforms.

Love the little touches. :D

Commentaire de Nomobo

Note to the LFR DPS on nest duty: please don't steal your healer's feather unless you wish to take on that role. Thank you.

Commentaire de 264004

On the first round, we had no problems at all killing the hatchlings before they fed on the pools, however the pools remained. On the second round all hatchlings immediately began to eat and all grew into fledgelings, because of those remaining pools. Some of those fledgelings then laid eggs and it got very hard to keep the juvenile count low.

I ponder, if letting hatchlings complete their eating (of course bringing them down to low hp!) and killing them as soon as the completed eating (and transforming to fledgelings) might ease the whole encounter. Any thoughts will be appreciated. I hope we can try this, but maybe the raidlead won't let me ^^

update:
worked perfectly ;o>
most likely it will work too, if the hatchlings already started eating, when dying. But killing them before they start eating, will definately leave the pools behind ...

Commentaire de marcimi

25 heroic

Doing Ji-Kun on 25 heroic changes the way of the nest spawns. Additionaly every few nest will spawn a nest guard, a big add that has to be off tanked, at least. The key to the fight ist knowing how many nest are spawning each wave. Here is our list :)

-- WAVE : NEST-No. ORIENTATION ***BIG ADD***
-- 1 : 1 LOW
-- 2 : 2 LOW ***BIG ADD*** (2)
-- 3 : 3 LOW
-- 4 : 4 LOW & 5 UP
-- 5 : 6 LOW & 7 UP ***BIG ADD*** (6)
-- 6 : 8 UP
-- 7 : 9 LOW & 10 UP
-- 8 : 11 LOW & 12 UP ***BIG ADD*** (12)
-- 9 : 13 LOW
-- 10 : 14 UP & 15 LOW
-- 11 : 16 UP & 17 LOW ***BIG ADD*** (16)
-- 12 : 18 LOW & 19 UP
-- 13 : 20 LOW & 21 UP
-- 14 : 22 UP & 23 LOW & 24 UP ***BIG ADD*** (23)
-- 15 : 25 UP & 26 LOW
-- 16 : 27 LOW & 28 UP & 29 LOW
-- 17 : 30 LOW & 31 UP ***BIG ADD*** (31)
-- 18 : 32 UP & 33 LOW & 34 UP
-- 19 : 35 LOW & 36 UP & 37 LOW

Big adds are spawning every three waves, starting on wave 2.

Commentaire de 1121557

For melee DPS on this event, specifically Rogues, the single-handed, most annoying event is Down Draft as it will push you out of melee range of boss. Or, if you are unlucky enough, you will be pushed off the edge. This won't kill you,however, but you will see a DPS drop of 10k at least. What worked for my Rogue is to save Shadow Dance until Ji-kun uses Down Draft, then Shadow Dance coupled with the talent Cloak and Dagger will make using Ambush a very good way to maintain a semblance of DPS on this boss during this phase.
Other than that, staying out of green puddles extends life expectancy by a thousandfold, therefore also increasing DPS output.

Commentaire de Hephaestus

To help our 10man group beat the heroic mode of this fight I have made this chart http://i.imgur.com/XOXWZfl.png
Which is a refined version of the one shown in the fatboss youtube guide to heroic jikun. I reccomend having it maximized on your second monitor during the encounter, or if you don't have two monitors print it out and have it sitting next to you.

The raid is divided into 3 groups. groups 1 and 2 consisting of 2 dps and one healer each, and the third group is both tanks, one healer, and one dps who has very high single-target dps, but maybe not so great cleave or aoe dps (for our group it is a mage called vaighn, hence his name on the chart)

the chart indicates when each of the groups should jump down or fly up to the new nest. and when they should use a charge of thier feathers to collect the primal nutriment buff for extra dps.

For upper nests the dps members of that group should wait until feed young is cast and then fly up to the nest while grabbing the primal nutriment on the way, unless the chart states otherwise. This allows for more time spent dpsing the boss

the red bars over the nest indicate that that nest has a nest guardian in it, and therefore a tank needs to go. the "D" and "Q" indicate approximate timings on downdraft and quills. timewarp is indicated: group 1 can receive it once they have collected the primal nutriment during nest 2. group 1 can then get it 5 minutes after that during nest 10. or if you have two classes that can give timewarp/heroism, group 2 can get it during nest 3 instead.

This strategy allows one member of the raid (vaighn) to receive the primal nutriment buff almost every single time it gets cast. provided he jumps off the nest and lets the wind carry him back up to the boss's platform instead of using a feather when the chart indicates. It also helps for all the players on a nest to focus down one add quickly so that that player can grab the first feather and fly up immediately, grabbing primal nutriment on the way. This player is also always available to cover nest dps if any nest-dps player dies and is battle rezzed without any charges of feathers. The offtank will also always be on the platform dpsing the boss unless theres is a nest guardian up, so this chart allows for much more dps and an easier fight than the original fatboss chart

at nest 14 the boss should either be dead or very close to dead. so noone should bother going to the nest and both groups should just collect the primal nutriment and blow all dps cooldowns. I would not reccomend doing this before nest 14 though since the nest guardian in nest 13 can wipe your raid fairly quickly if it isn't tanked. even if the boss is on low health it's safer to continue the strategy normally until nest 14 rather than be risky and try to burn the boss down.

EDIT: as of a recent patch there is no longer any nest guardian in nest 13. so a tank does not need to jump down to that nest. It's up to you weather you still want to kill that nest so the group can get the feathers for primal nutriment buffs, or if you want to stat ignoring nests and burning the boss on nest 13 instead of 14 like the chart says.

Commentaire de GoRozZo

Ji-Kun fell fast enough, its one of the easiest boss in 10 and 25 after Jin'Rokh.
Rogue, 25 Heroic:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjxjnhg2Plo

Commentaire de Kookiebiskit

Ji-Kun... Chi-kun... Chicken... Coincidence? I think NOT!

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

La volée de Ji Kun

Les petits de Ji Kun se trouvent sur le perchoir et traversent différents stades de vie. Après une période d’incubation, les Jeunes œufs de Ji Kun deviennent des Bébés. Quand ils sont nourris par Ji Kun, ces derniers deviennent des Oisillons. Les Œufs d’oisillon et les Œufs prêts à éclore donnent tous deux des Oiselets.

Jeune œuf de Ji Kun – Les œufs des nids inférieurs situés autour du perchoir de Ji Kun écloront périodiquement. Une fois l’œuf éclos, un oisillon apparaît.
- Bébés – Les bébés de Ji Kun lui réclameront de la nourriture peu de temps après leur éclosion. Si un bébé sent de la nourriture à proximité, il cherchera à se nourrir. S’il y parvient, il deviendra un oisillon.
  - Piaulement – Le bébé crie de toutes ses forces en direction de sa cible, lui infligeant 36000 à 44000 points de dégâts physiques.
- Oisillons – Les oisillons attaquent des personnages-joueurs choisis au hasard et peuvent faire apparaître des œufs incubés.
  - Ponte d’un œuf – Les oisillons pondent des œufs déjà incubés. Lorsque ces œufs éclosent, un oiselet en sort.
  - Piaulement – L’oisillon crie de toutes ses forces en direction d’une cible aléatoire et lui inflige 288000 à 352000 points de dégâts physiques.
Oeuf de Ji Kun prêt à éclore – Les œufs de Ji Kun prêts à éclore ont une incubation plus longue et donnent naissance à un oiselet à la fin du processus d’incubation.
- Oiselet – Les oiselets s’envolent rapidement et survolent la plateforme principale de Ji Kun. Ils utilisent périodiquement Piaulement contre une cible aléatoire tant qu’ils sont en vie.
  - Piaulement – L’Oiselet hurle de toutes ses forces et inflige 270000 à 330000 points de dégâts physiques à la victime.
Les gardiens de nid – En mode héroïque, certains nids de Ji Kun sont défendus par des gardiens de nid, qui attaquent tout personnage-joueur qui tenterait d’intervenir sur leurs nids.
- Coup de serre – Le gardien de nid frappe des deux serres, infligeant des dégâts physiques à tous les ennemis dans un arc de cercle de 180 degrés.
- Hurlement – S’ils ne sont pas activement engagés au corps à corps, les Gardiens de nid poussent un Hurlement qui inflige 135000 à 165000 points de dégâts physiques et interrompt l'incantation de sort en cours de tous les personnages-joueurs. Les personnages-joueurs qui utilisent du mana voient leur vitesse d'incantation réduite de 30% jusqu'à ce qu'ils aient à nouveau réussi à lancer un sort.

Serres infectées – Quand Ji Kun atteint un personnage-joueur avec une technique de mêlée, la victime subit 50000 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 3 s pendant 10 s. Cet effet est cumulable.
Nourrir les petits – Ji Kun régurgite de la nourriture pour ses petits. Si un bébé réclame de la nourriture, Ji Kun vise dans sa direction. Dans le cas contraire, la nourriture atterrit au hasard autour de la plateforme de Ji Kun. Lorsque la nourriture touche le sol, elle forme un Bassin d’alimentation.
Les personnages-joueurs peuvent intercepter la nourriture tant qu’elle est en l’air et empêcher la formation du Bassin d’alimentation. Ils sont alors englués, mais bénéficient aussi de Nutriment primordial.
- Poisseux – Après l’interception de globules de nourriture de Ji Kun, le personnage-joueur subit 75000 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 5 s pendant 15 s. Quand l'effet se termine, il augmente de 25% les dégâts du prochain Poisseux. L’augmentation des dégâts peut se cumuler.
- Bassin d’alimentation – Les Bassins d’alimentation qui se forment sur la plate-forme principale infligent 150000 points de dégâts de Nature à tous les personnages-joueurs se trouvant à l’intérieur toutes les secondes. Si l'un d'eux reste dans un Bassin d’alimentation pendant 3 secondes, il l’absorbe et devient Poisseux.
- Nutriment primordial – Quand un personnage-joueur parvient à rattraper au vol un morceau de nourriture de Ji Kun, ses dégâts sont augmentés de 100% et ses soins de 30% pendant 30 s. Nutriment primodial augmente les dégâts et les soins de 10% supplémentaires à chaque application, jusqu'à un maximum de 200%.
Griffure de serres – Ji Kun utilise ses serres pour transpercer l’armure de sa cible actuelle. Griffure de serres inflige un montant de dégâts physiques égal à 175% des dégâts de l’arme et augmente de 50% les dégâts infligés à la victime par les futures Griffures de serres pendant 1 min.
Plumes – Ji Kun projette ses plumes dans l’ensemble du perchoir, ce qui inflige 87750 à 92250 points de dégâts physiques toutes les 1 s pendant 8 s à tous les personnages-joueurs.
Courant descendant – Ji Kun bat violemment des ailes, repoussant vers l’extérieur tous les ennemis présents sur sa plateforme. Courant ascendant persiste pendant 8 s.
Croassement – Ji Kun hurle sur 1 personnage-joueur aléatoire, émettant des ondes sonores stridentes vers l’emplacement de la cible. Lorsqu’elles atteignent leur destination, ces ondes infligent 360000 à 440000 points de dégâts physiques à toutes les cibles se trouvant à moins de 8 mètres de l’impact.
Croassement – Ji Kun hurle sur 3 personnages-joueurs aléatoires, émettant des ondes sonores stridentes vers l’emplacement des cibles. Lorsqu’elles atteignent leur destination, ces ondes infligent 360000 à 440000 points de dégâts physiques à toutes les cibles se trouvant à moins de 8 mètres de l’impact.
Ailes dédaléennes – Quand un œuf ou un bébé des nids inférieurs situés autour du perchoir de Ji Kun est terrassé, il laisse dernière lui une plume que les personnages-joueurs peuvent récupérer. Cette plume confère à celui qui l'a ramassée Ailes dédaléennes. Ailes dédaléennes offre un bouton d’action supplémentaire qui permet de s’envoler pendant 10 s.
En mode normal, les plumes octroient 4 charges d'Ailes dédaléennes. Les personnages-joueurs peuvent cumuler 4 charges à la fois.

En mode héroïque, les plumes octroient 3 charges d'Ailes dédaléennes. Les personnages-joueurs peuvent cumuler 3 charges à la fois.
- Vol – Les personnages-joueurs qui disposent de l’amélioration Ailes dédaléennes peuvent s’envoler pendant 10 s.
  En mode normal et héroïque, lors du combat contre Ji Kun, utiliser Vol consomme une charge d'Ailes dédaléennes.
- Leçon d’Icare – Après avoir ramassé une plume, les joueurs doivent attendre avant d’en prendre une autre.
  En mode normal et héroïque, les personnages-joueurs ne peuvent plus recevoir de charges supplémentaires d’Ailes dédaléennes pendant 2 min.
  
  En mode outil Raids, les personnages-joueurs peuvent ramasser une plume de Ji Kun (qui leur suffit).

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