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Comentario de 252897

If you are a DK tank and have Mantón de Acherus , you can reset your Necrotic stacks whenever you use AMS as long as the AMS doesnt break due to damage. The bubble blocks new applications and lasts 10 seconds with the legendary (same as debuff duration), which can be extremely useful on bosses who dont stop to cast.

Comentario de flurg

This mechanic can be brutal with the wrong dungeon/group composition.

However, I generally run Prot Warrior/Holy priest, and the following has worked consistently to drop stacks on certain pulls:
* Priest pulls you from max distance
* Heroic leap max distance (sometimes back to original spot)

GL/HF

Comentario de ginny

The blight debuff from the Necrotic Mythic+ affix is called Herida necrótica.

Comentario de BadLuckPoppy

Since this affix is live again (on EU at least) I'm going to do some science and try Blessing of Spellwarding as a tool to drop stacks.
EDIT: I did the science.
EDIT2: Since I noticed comments that is now physical Blessing of Protection should have similar effect as the Blessing of Spellwarding in Legion in addition to losing aggro. If someone can confirm please do. I don't play anymore due to personal reasons.
Results:

It does not remove the stacks
However stack applying is supressed for the duration
Also you will not take DoT damage until blessing expires.

Comentario de AlakeiThancan

Difficult to make this compo in LFG, but if you're running with guildmates and don't have great gear, then I suggest going there with a paladin tank and an off-tank. A few weeks ago I did HoV +8, with teeming as a first affix. See the big 8/10 adds pack up the stairs after Hymdall? Palatank aggroes it, off tank is careful not to take aggro. When paladin hits 25/30 stacks, he bubbles up, off tank takes the aggro (as the second highest threat level). When off tank hits 25/30 stacks, paladin uses blessing of protection on the off tank to re-take aggro. Works like a charm.

Makes necrotic really anecdotic on bosses too, since you will just need to taunt the boss 2/3 times and that's it.

Only drawback to this is that you'll only have 2 dps, but if each manages to have more than 250k dps (plus the tanks have some damage too), then a +7/8/9 won't be a problem at all.

Comentario de Matt453

As a protection warrior, preety easy to deal with. Use Shockwave/Thunder Clap/Heroic Leap to deal with trash and keep your distance. Typically I do it around 10 stacks, more or less.

Comentario de Ansoof

Leech ignores necrotic. As a DH tank I use soul rending, and then Fragment of the Betrayers prison and Fang of Tichondrius. I have 5% base leech from items, +15% during demon spikes and an additional 20% from the trinket, and then the 50% when in meta. This gives me when needed a total of 40% leech (1 min cd on trinket), going up to 90% in meta. With big trash pulls and an AOE build I can sustain myself in high mythic+ without really checking my stacks.

As of one of the latest patches this is no longer the case.

Comentario de brink2

As of 7.1.5 the Necrotic debuff fades when you leave combat.

Comentario de MapleWarrior

i tried to tank this one, it was an experience.

The other players kept insisting I had to pull "small mobs" in order to "fast kill" but because the dungeon also had Teeming (as in, more mobs than usual) it was easier said than done.

People, "tank" does not mean "miracle worker", you know?

Amazingly, we managed to kill three bosses before I decided to quit, (Something I usually do after I'm certain the group has a "blame the tank" mentality who cuss while doing so. I was generous that time.)

Comentario de thanyou

My main tank is DH this expansion and I've dabbled in most other tanks but I don't know for sure how they interact with this affix. DH has a quite unparalleled survival rate for necrotic with as well as the high parry chance with DH which means you'll have a much slower gain of necrotic stacks. I've even had it just straight up drop off bosses because I've parried enough hits in a row that it never reapplied to me.

What I want to know is how do the other forms of mitigation work to prevent necrotic stacks? I've seen dodging avoid a stack, but what about blocking? I'm willing to believe it doesn't completely prevent a stack because blocks only prevent a certain percentage of incoming damage upon the successful block rather than fully avoiding it with a dodge or parry. I really want to know because I want to start playing my Prot pally more and it looks a little hapless with only a few cooldowns (on fairly LONG cooldowns at that) in dealing with necrotic.

Comentario de Zitruxftw

The Necrotic debuff is now a physical debuff (or bleed), not longer Magic. So DK can not use anti-Magic Shields, and Paladins can not use Blessing of spellwarding to drop de debuff.

Comentario de Daaltron3000

The single most retarded affix ever developed, and it badly needs to be nerfed because of how many mobs are immune to CC effects and you can't kite them.

I only dare tank this on my paladin cause I know my warrior is completely $%^&ED, but what else is new.

Comentario de Alcasczar

So from what I read, Tank needs to git gud, dps don't get hit and it's GG

Comentario de klassmate

Ampolla de serenidad Can remove all stacks of Necrotic

Comentario de Goregroth

I don't understand why Druid's "Remove Corruption" doesn't remove Necrotic.

Comentario de BrkoCZ

With the upcomming expansion of Dragonflight, Blizzard announced they will be removing Necrotic and Inspiring Affixes for m+.
Official post by Blizzard and Wowhead news

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