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Anetheron, ein listiger und mächtiger Schreckenslord, ist der zweite Bossgegner am Hiyalgipfel.

Fertigkeiten:

Aasschwarm: Ein konischer Angriff, welcher 4250 bis 5750 Schattenschaden verursacht und die zugefügte Heilung für 15 Sekunden um 75% verringert.
Schlaf: Lässt ein zufälliges Ziel für 10 Sekunden schlafen.
Vampiraura: Ein Stärkungszauber, der Anetheron für 300% seines im Nahkampf verübten Schadens heilt. Hält 5 Sekunden lang an.
Inferno: Beschwört eine Gewaltige Höllenbestie und lässt diese auf ein zufälliges Ziel niedergehen. Bei der Landung werden alle Spieler in einem kleinen Umkreis für 2 Sekunden betäubt und erleiden 2500 Feuerschaden.

Gewaltige Höllenbestie: Verfügt über eine Feuerbrandaura, welche in der Nähe befindliche Ziele regelmäßig für 3325 bis 3675 Feuerschaden verbrennt. Die Gewaltige Höllenbestie kann unter den Einfluss der Vampiraura von Anetheron gelangen wenn sie sich zu lang in seiner Nähe aufhält. Erhält die Gewaltige Höllenbestie die Vampiraura, wird sie für 200% ihres verursachten Schadens geheilt. Besitzt 220.000 Lebenspunkte.

Allgemeine Hinweise:

Heiler sollten sich weiträumig verteilen damit der Aasschwarm nicht alle auf einmal trifft. Sollte ein Heiler vom Aasschwarm betroffen sein, ist eine kurze Meldung an die anderen Heiler hilfreich um die verfügbare Heilung zu koordinieren.
Fernkämpfer müssen die Gewaltigen Höllenbestien niederringen. Ein Tank mit Feuerwiderstandsausrüstung sollte die Höllenbestien tanken.

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Kommentar von radeox

2nd boss in Hyjal Summit.

Kommentar von 80268

East of Rage Winterchill

Kommentar von 40029

Carrion Swarm is resistable. Put on 2-3 pieces of crafted SR gear along with the Medallion of Karabor and Carrion Swarm won't do much. Fight is a joke with your healers in SR Gear.

Kommentar von rodmin

Can the sleep ability be dispelled?

Kommentar von RiceCake

As someone pointed out, Anetheron is the second boss of the Mount Hyjal raid instance. The encounter doesn't require any special raid setup, but it is recommended to have at least 8 healers and perhaps a prot paladin with some fire resist (~200 unbuffed).

The trash waves are consisted of the same mobs as Rage Winterchill (see his page for more details), but there is a new mob that gets introduced.

Banshee: These mobs don't hit very hard, for they mostly shoot a ranged spell for 2k. However, the real trouble with these mobs come with their ability to put up a shield that absorbs all magic damage. It is recommended to have the melee take these down first.

Strat: The trash waves could be handled the exact same way as Rage Winterchill's trash, except if a wave contains Banshees, have your melee target them down. Keep the cc on the Shadowy Necromancers and have them be the second target of the melee group. Whenever a wave consists of 4 Shadowy Necromancers or more, your tanks need special attention. If they are coupled with 2 or more abominations and a few ghouls, more healing should be done. If you have a prot paladin, have him tank as many mobs as possible while the remaining offtanks pick up the abominations. Have the exact same kite paths as before, and make sure that at least one healer is paying attention to the kiting hunters (a lock with curse of exhaustion could do the job, albeit it is very risky, use a lock only if your hunters are KIA or you don't have 2 hunters).

Here are the trash waves:
1)10 ghouls
2) 4 abominations and 8 ghouls
3) 4 shadowy necromancers, 4 crypt fiends, and 4 ghouls
4) 2 banshees, 6 crypt fiends, and 4 ghouls -Banshees are introduced
5) 4 banshees, 6 crypt fiends, and 2 shadowy necromancers
6) 2 abominations, 4 shadowy necromancers, and 6 ghouls(!)
7) 4 abominations, 4 crypt fiends, and 4 banshees
8) 4 abominations, 3 crypt fiends, 2 banshees, 2 shadowy necromancers, and 3 ghouls
9) Anetheron

The boss Anetheron himself is a bit more difficult than Rage, but with good positioning he shouldn't be too difficult. As I mentioned before, it is recommended to have an offtank with some fire resistance gear (preferably a prot paladin, but a feral druid and a warrior could also do). His abilities are as follows.

Vampiric Aura: You can do absolutely nothing about this except to minimize the healing that he does. He gains as much health as the damage he deals, so have your rogues equipt wound poison before the encounter. Alternatively, have your hunters use aim shot or your warriors do mortal wound, but wound poison is much easier to maintain on the boss.

Sleep: He randomly puts this on few targets at a time. It cannot be dispelled, and as someone pointed out, if the slept target gets damaged, it will be gone. However, this sleep effect lasts a very long time.

Carrion Swarm: a cone shadow spell that damages everybody in the cone for ~5K and reduces the healing the damaged players DO (not receive) by 75%. It can be resisted, and the cone is about 90 degrees. It is completely random, and he can target npcs. The only way to cope with this effect is have your healers spread out in a circle around him so that only one or at most two healers get the carrion swarm at a time. The frequency that he uses this effect seems to be a bit random, but just count on that your raid should have a carrion swarm debuff on them at all times. Do not let the ranged bunch up, and have your melee spread out behind him as much as possible, for grouping players together means that that group will be carrion swarmed more often. Resto shamans are your friend in this encounter. While the carrion swarmed healers can't heal for much, a little bit is more than nothing at all, and this fight isn't an endurance fight.

Inferno: Every minute he'll randomly target a player and cast this spell on them. It is a 3 second cast, which gives the targeted player 3 seconds to run towards the fire resisted offtank by Jaina. The offtank should taunt the inferno (if he's a prot paladin) or intercept/feral charge it and drag it back to Jaina. The inferno hits fairly decent, but its true danger comes with its melee flame aura that hits for ~3.5k. A combination of carrion swarms and an inferno dropping on players could mean quick deaths, so make sure everyone's topped off at all times.

Strat: As mentioned before, the position for this fight is very important. Tank Anetheron at the big clearing just at the bottom of the entrance ramp. Make sure your healers are spread out equidistant from each other. One at the mountains to the right, one at the blacksmith's building, one at the riflemen/mages, etc. Your ranged should also spread out in a similar fashion. However, since the npcs and your melee are going to be behind Anetheron, make sure not a lot of ranged gather there. Have your offtank for the inferno stand at Jaina, with a dedicated healer even farther away to make sure that he/she doesn't get hit with carrion swarms. When the offtank gets the inferno, wait a few seconds and have all the ranged dps in the vicinity burn it down quickly. People often have a tendency to bunch up with dps'ing the inferno, make sure that doesn't happen. So long as your healers have the ability to keep everyone up through the carrion swarms and your offtank doesn't die from the inferno (ie it is taken down in time and the healer doesn't get swarmed), you should be fine. Drill it into your raid members' heads that they have to run towards the offtank the moment they're targeted with the inferno spell. A very common way to wipe is to have the inferno run loose in the melee and take everyone down with it; another way is for the offtank to run into the melee in order to pick the inferno up and have the offtank healer get carrion swarm in the process, leading to an offtank's death (hence a prot paladin's range taunt is very effective in this fight).

Kommentar von 108775

The Dreadlord, Anetheron can be found in the last campaign map of the Night Elves in WCIII: Reign of Chaos. He is also present in one of the interludes in the Undead Campaign, where he can be seen planning the dark stuff of the demons with Tichondrius and Mephistroth, an other Dreadlord.

(If you have WCIII and Total Commander, you can open the original campaign maps, and though I wouldn't advice you to change them , you can find interesting things there. For example, in the editor map, the name of the dreadlord "playing" Anetheron is Bob, and the other one "playing" Mephistroth is Joe! xP )

Kommentar von 155265

He was the Nathrezim leader for a while. Just a while.

Kommentar von Beikon

He enrages after 10 minutes, increasing damage done by 500% and attack speed by 150%. That also means that his Carrion swarm does around 30000 damage.

Just make sure you have a 50% healing debuff on him at all times so he doesn't heal as much from his Vampiric Aura and enrage timer shouldn't be a problem.

My guild got him down to 15% and looked like a kill and then *poof* he enraged and almost instantly killed our raid :(

Kommentar von Octinomos

Watch out not to screw the fight like my guild did tonight.

Jaina was with the infernals and she got owned, Anetheron suddenly disappeared and everybody was like "omg wtf where'd he go ?".

Be sure that Jaina aggroes Anetheron and isn't pulled by mishap near the offtank with the infernals.

Kommentar von 63753

does anyone know if the towering infernals can crit if your not immune?

i'm gearing up for this and want to know if i need to throw on a couple of pvp pieces to maintain my immunity

Kommentar von rhoark

This is a good fight for stacking avoidance, as it denies him the healing he does through melee damage. Just be sure you have the hp to survive unlucky sleeps and carrion swarms on your healers.

The carrion swarm has a max range of 60 yards, so healers assigned to ranged DPS and to the infernal tank should never get debuffed. You may also wish to designate a ranged DPS healer to rotate in if multiple tank healers get debuffed.

Kommentar von MrHexo

correct version of Anetheron waves* :
1) 10 Ghouls
2) 8 Ghouls, 4 Abominations
3) 4 Ghouls, 4 Crypt Fiends, 4 Necromancers
4) 6 Crypt Fiends, 2 Necromancers, 2 Banshees
5) 6 Ghouls, 2 Necromancers, 4 Banshees
6) 6 Ghouls, 4 Necromancers, 2 Abominations
7) 2 Ghouls, 4 Abominations, 4 Crypt Fiends, 2 Banshees
8) 4 Ghouls, 4 Abominations, 2 Crypt Fiends, 2 Banshees, 2 Necromancers

*WoW Dungeon Companion II

Kommentar von gaashura

I think it is nice to point that Blizzard made a typo on the dialog text with Jaina Proudmoore after you kill Anetheron.

Instead of saying that Anetheron was defeated, she states that ANATHERON was, either she is not as brilliant as she claims to be, or was more worried about the "phat lewt" than the name.

So, GG Blizz.

-Gaash

Kommentar von asole

The encounter either nerfed or bugged in 2.4.3 patch. Anetheron no longer drops Infernals.

Edit: "The Anetheron encounter in Hyjal Summit has been hotfixed and you should now once again encounter the Towering Infernals after he uses his Inferno ability."

Kommentar von Thottbot

anyone notice this is 80% healy table?

Kommentar von Thottbot

he uses swarm that causes all raid to lose health to like 50% so healers must be ready to heal whole raid fast. also he summons infernos and sends them on random clothies. and puts ppl to sleep. but he can be killed preety fast and eazy and drops somme preety sick epics

Kommentar von Thottbot

Blizzard is getting lazy, they just scaled up a regular Dreadlord model, you'd think they would give this high-end of a boss something that distinguishes him.

Kommentar von Thottbot

Anetheron is the second boss of the Mount Hyjal raid instance. The encounter doesn't require any special raid setup, but it is recommended to have at least 8 healers and perhaps a prot paladin with some fire resist (~200 unbuffed).

The trash waves are consisted of the same mobs as Rage Winterchill (see his page for more details), but there is a new mob that gets introduced.

Banshee: These mobs don't hit very hard, for they mostly shoot a ranged spell for 2k. However, the real trouble with these mobs come with their ability to put up a shield that absorbs all magic damage. It is recommended to have the melee take these down first.

Strat: The trash waves could be handled the exact same way as Rage Winterchill's trash, except if a wave contains Banshees, have your melee target them down. Keep the cc on the Shadowy Necromancers and have them be the second target of the melee group. Whenever a wave consists of 4 Shadowy Necromancers or more, your tanks need special attention. If they are coupled with 2 or more abominations and a few ghouls, more healing should be done. If you have a prot paladin, have him tank as many mobs as possible while the remaining offtanks pick up the abominations. Have the exact same kite paths as before, and make sure that at least one healer is paying attention to the kiting hunters (a lock with curse of exhaustion could do the job, albeit it is very risky, use a lock only if your hunters are KIA or you don't have 2 hunters).

Here are the trash waves:
1)10 ghouls
2) 4 abominations and 8 ghouls
3) 4 shadowy necromancers, 4 crypt fiends, and 4 ghouls
4) 2 banshees, 6 crypt fiends, and 4 ghouls -Banshees are introduced
5) 4 banshees, 6 crypt fiends, and 2 shadowy necromancers
6) 2 abominations, 4 shadowy necromancers, and 6 ghouls(!)
7) 4 abominations, 4 crypt fiends, and 4 banshees
8) 4 abominations, 3 crypt fiends, 2 banshees, 2 shadowy necromancers, and 3 ghouls
9) Anetheron

The boss Anetheron himself is a bit more difficult than Rage, but with good positioning he shouldn't be too difficult. As I mentioned before, it is recommended to have an offtank with some fire resistance gear (preferably a prot paladin, but a feral druid and a warrior could also do). His abilities are as follows.

Vampiric Aura: You can do absolutely nothing about this except to minimize the healing that he does. He gains as much health as the damage he deals, so have your rogues equipt wound poison before the encounter. Alternatively, have your hunters use aim shot or your warriors do mortal wound, but wound poison is much easier to maintain on the boss.

Sleep: He randomly puts this on few targets at a time. It cannot be dispelled, and as someone pointed out, if the slept target gets damaged, it will be gone. However, this sleep effect lasts a very long time.

Carrion Swarm: a cone shadow spell that damages everybody in the cone for ~5K and reduces the healing the damaged players DO (not receive) by 75%. It can be resisted, and the cone is about 90 degrees. It is completely random, and he can target npcs. The only way to cope with this effect is have your healers spread out in a circle around him so that only one or at most two healers get the carrion swarm at a time. The frequency that he uses this effect seems to be a bit random, but just count on that your raid should have a carrion swarm debuff on them at all times. Do not let the ranged bunch up, and have your melee spread out behind him as much as possible, for grouping players together means that that group will be carrion swarmed more often. Resto shamans are your friend in this encounter. While the carrion swarmed healers can't heal for much, a little bit is more than nothing at all, and this fight isn't an endurance fight.

Inferno: Every minute he'll randomly target a player and cast this spell on them. It is a 3 second cast, which gives the targeted player 3 seconds to run towards the fire resisted offtank by Jaina. The offtank should taunt the inferno (if he's a prot paladin) or intercept/feral charge it and drag it back to Jaina. The inferno hits fairly decent, but its true danger comes with its melee flame aura that hits for ~3.5k. A combination of carrion swarms and an inferno dropping on players could mean quick deaths, so make sure everyone's topped off at all times.

Strat: As mentioned before, the position for this fight is very important. Tank Anetheron at the big clearing just at the bottom of the entrance ramp. Make sure your healers are spread out equidistant from each other. One at the mountains to the right, one at the blacksmith's building, one at the riflemen/mages, etc. Your ranged should also spread out in a similar fashion. However, since the npcs and your melee are going to be behind Anetheron, make sure not a lot of ranged gather there. Have your offtank for the inferno stand at Jaina, with a dedicated healer even farther away to make sure that he/she doesn't get hit with carrion swarms. When the offtank gets the inferno, wait a few seconds and have all the ranged dps in the vicinity burn it down quickly. People often have a tendency to bunch up with dps'ing the inferno, make sure that doesn't happen. So long as your healers have the ability to keep everyone up through the carrion swarms and your offtank doesn't die from the inferno (ie it is taken down in time and the healer doesn't get swarmed), you should be fine. Drill it into your raid members' heads that they have to run towards the offtank the moment they're targeted with the inferno spell. A very common way to wipe is to have the inferno run loose in the melee and take everyone down with it; another way is for the offtank to run into the melee in order to pick the inferno up and have the offtank healer get carrion swarm in the process, leading to an offtank's death (hence a prot paladin's range taunt is very effective in this fight).

*First posted on wowhead

Kommentar von Thottbot

Pretty hard boss^^ we whiped 3 times today, but after 3 times we tooked him

Kommentar von perfectlemon

PVP trinket does not work to dispel his Sleep ability

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