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Commentaire de halldorr

Pillars are fairly easy to get to and find. Shouldn't have to fight any elites to get your runestones. Their locations are as follows:

Pillar of Amethyst: 81,63
Pillar of Opal: 72,66
Pillar of Diamond: 83,33

You then use the Seal of the Earth located at 81,49. I suggest clearing a couple of the elite dragons from around the Seal as it spawns two level 50 elite dragons.

Commentaire de 12094

Just killed these guys with two 46s (rogue and druid). Not easy, but doable.

Separating them is easy: just summon and immediately run away until they turn back (like any mob). Speed helps to avoid getting hit, I suppose. Once they're both summoned and just sitting around the obelisk, just pull and only one should come.

Both drakes are immune to stun, entangling roots and hibernate. Kick wasn't interrupting their dragon breath, either, though it works on the nearby elites.

We used love fools (target dummies) to allow the druid to heal himself, along with barkskin and harm prevention belt.

Commentaire de 33682

This is the best quest in the game for getting level 57 armor on your level 40 character. Since it's such a high level, you can even put BC armor patches on it, such as Knothide Armor Kit.

Commentaire de 67539

Soloed as a level 50 Frost Mage.

Blacklash ability: Flame Breath - Frontal Cone AoE - he'll cast it even if you move out of range. Make good use of this.

Hematus ability: Flame Buffet - Does fire damage and increases fire damage taken by an amount. Stacks

If you're trying to kite these two, keep in mind that they can be pulled seperately, run slightly faster than normal runspeed, and hit fairly hard. (I was crit for 850)

If you're trying this as a Frost Mage (fire won't be able to, as they are fire-immune) here are some tips.

Always try to keep Ice Barrier up, to avoid being crushed

Make use of blink, you should be able to blink far enough ahead to get one frostbolt off before running.

Use your water elemental twice, once after a cold snap. He'll be doing a whole lot of damage while you kite.

Try and bounce the drake between you and your elemental via Ice Blocking.

I found Blacklash to be slightly easier. Good luck!

Commentaire de 40642

Soloed as 48 affliction warlock after a few tries. Found best tactic to be:

Dragons are immune to fire, fear and horror. Hematus is slightly harder to kill than Backlash. Pull one dragon at a time with a shadowbolt and start kiting while putting all dots up and sending voidwalker on for damage add (turn his spells off, he can't taunt worth sh-t and you need to drain his mana during the fight anyway). Kite back and forth, or in a circular motion if you have room for it. Use Death Coil in beginning of fight to have it ready again near end of fight.
Occasionally the dragons might stop to breathe fire on your voidwalker, this is a good time to cast Drain Life if you have good distance. Be ready to sacrifice voidwalker at any time, both dragons can do crits not far from 1000 on cloth.

Commentaire de weetabix

Soloed as a 47 bm hunter without much trouble, just keep mend pet up all the time, and have it trained up with avoidance to reduce the flame breath damage.

Immune to concussion shot and i assume also scatter shot and frost traps though i didn't test them.

Commentaire de 82758

hematus is much easier than blacklash.

Commentaire de 81120

I just did this quest with a fire mage (50 and myself) and a holy paladin (level 52) was easy bit slow ... we cleared the 43-45 elite mobs and then summond, then ran away and then pulled them 1 by 1... very easy imo

Commentaire de 1954

As of 2.3 this quest awards 6800xp at lv 47 and 250 reputation with Stormwind.

Commentaire de 149

This quest is kind of a bummer for clothies. The chest pieces are amazing, but the necklace leaves much to be desired.

Commentaire de tale

As of 2.3 this quest is no longer marked as elite, but it is still very much elite. Don't let the lack of a group indicator fool you.

Commentaire de 108737

We did it with a fury warri, and disc priest (myself) On the first summon both dragon attacked the warri, and she died. I managed to run away, and ressed her. The dragons did not despawn, and can be pulled seperatly.

Commentaire de 1299

Quest is no longer marked Elite or even group. Rest assured, two level 50 elites still spawn as before.

Commentaire de 44496

https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/maps=3:720660810629809328

Map of the Pillars

Commentaire de 127002

6800xp at lv 52 and 68 rep with Ironforge

Commentaire de 140744

As of patch 2.4 quest spawns two level 50's. They are no longer elite. This quest is now fairly easy for the reward.

Commentaire de gpdoyon

Clarification...I am a doofus...I didn't complete the quest by myself, only PART of it. Sigh. One silly Hunter (41) can't kill a level 50 dragon.

Commentaire de tephramancy

Solo'd painlessly as a lvl48 enhancement shammy. Took out two of the elite guards, popped the gems, popped ghostwolf and ran away. When the named dragons spawned, pulled them one by one (earth shock interrupts their flame breath) and killed them. Very simple indeed, the elite guardians are harder than the dragons themselves.

Commentaire de 145987

dragons are no longer elite

Commentaire de sdkphoenix

Solo'd as a 48 fire mage using frost and arcane spells. Very easy to do.

Commentaire de 138194

Even though the dragons are no longer elite, Blacklash still uses a flamebreath attack which deals 500 damage, and cannot be interrupted. However, now that his hitpoints and melee damage have been drastically reduced, it shouldn't pose a significant problem.

Hematus uses Flame Buffet, which starts off doing low damage, but puts a stacking debuff increasing fire damage taken by 60 or so. However, since he dies quickly, this won't cause a major headache, as long as you pull them seperately.

Managed to down them with relative ease as a level 48 warrior. The plate chestpiece is nice, unless you're severely lacking stamina already.

Commentaire de Crazykill

I Can't get the runestones from the pillars, and can't find the opal one...

Commentaire de HinataObsession

Yeah um, do not have coordinates map, and not getting it either. Where are the pillars?

Commentaire de Thottbot

Amethyst (81:64)

Opal (72:66)

Diamond (84:33)

Good luck

Commentaire de Thottbot

You'll probably don't believe me but I really don't care.

Did this yesterday with my L52 Paladin as good as solo without even needing my emergency stuff (lay-on-hands and such). Used 2 fire-protection potions, 1 mana potion.

Just kill 2 of those L43 elite dragons to make room for a (longggg) fight.

Activate pillar (with the 3 gems you gathered) and run like hell (used Nifty stopwatch here, first time I used that btw). After a short distance both dragons return to the pillar.

Now put up fire-resistance aura, blessing of might, judge seal of light, put up seal of the crusader, use 1H with shield (mediocre shield too btw).

Walk up to the pillar and judge the closest dragon (they seem very close to each-other and even the smaller ones but my judgement only aggroed one) and walk backwards till your back is to a mountain while slaying.

Then hack away and heal at half life! Put up seal of crusader every 30sec and bless with wisdom at 1/3 mana level, mb sooner (needed one mana-potion so...). The dragon starts to get angry at say below 1/3 of his life and does some more dmg in shorter time. But no funny bussiness in the end.
Take new fire-protection potion and have a drink ;)
The other dragon even put some kind of spell on me but that was cure-able (cost more mana, keep eye on that), but it seemed he didn't torch me as much tough and hit me more with his claws.

Funniest thing, just as I was half way through the second dragon another Paladin shows up and after looking at us for a while starts healing me. Turns out later I fought with him before.
Told me he did this too with group of friends including a L60 and that he wouldn't even think of trying it alone which make me really proud there for a moment.

So a little preparation, concentration and patience payed off for me. And since I did all the Sunken Temple quests I gathered later that evening this was one hell of a good day 8`)

PS. got 1326XP for the first dragon and 1050XP for the second one(prob. because the pally helped me) and 5600XP for quest. The pally got some nice skins/scales, he was there for that anyway.

Commentaire de Thottbot

We knocked this out last night with a Level 48 Warlock (specced Affliction/Destruction) and a Level 48 Druid (specced Feral).

We summoned the two level-50 elite dragons and ended up dying in 10 seconds because they spawned, literally, on top of us. Oops. Good thing I had a soulstone on my Druid.

Take 2: She rezzes me and we buff up. We then dropped the 1st named summon. We rest up and tackle the second one, when one of the wandering level-44 elites got too close and joined in. Back to the graveyard.

Take 3: We rez again and buff up. After clearing the area, we tackle the 2nd named summon, who we drop.

Learn from our mistakes:
1) Have the rest of your party hang back from the Seal of the Earth when you do the summon. Preferably, somebody who can heal the poor sap who's doing the summoning.
2) CLEAR THE AREA FIRST. Otherwise, you'll have a bunch of 44-elites jumping in on the fight.
3) Pull each of the named 50-elites one at a time. They look like they're close together, but they're not.
4) If you have a Warlock in the party, Soulstone your rezzer. It'll make life a lot easier.
5) Again, if you have a Warlock, everybody should get a Healthstone. You'll need 'em.

From my perspective (the 48 Warlock), a couple of pointers�

The Voidwalker seemed the best choice. Both dragons appeared to be highly resistant to fire damage, making the Imp's DPS output negligible. The Succubus fell way too quickly once it gained aggro, and there were no spells to lock or dispellable debuffs, rendering the Felhunter's anti-magic abilities moot.

I would send in my Voidwalker and immediately recall it when it drew aggro, pulling the dragon back to our location. The Druid would drop to bear form and start tanking, causing the dragon to repeatedly shift aggro between my voidwalker and her and back.

Any fire-related spells (Immolate, Searing Pain, etc.) are a waste of mana, as both dragons appear to be highly resistant to fire damage.

Any shadow-based DoT spells (Corruption, any Curse, Siphon Life) would only stick for a second or two before being dispelled. Drain Life worked, but was too slow from a DPS standpoint.

In the end, I was left to spamming Shadowbolts which seemed to do the trick. Eventually, they would notice that I was the one doing the most damage and turn their attention to me. I would Sacrifice my Voidwalker and continue to spam Shadowbolt behind the safety of my sacrifice shield. The Druid shifted to cat and went to town shredding the mob. Eventually, the dragon will shift aggro back to the Druid, and she'll shift back to bear. By then, I finished it off with Shadowburn.

Rinse, lather, repeat.

Commentaire de Thottbot

The diamond pillar is at the top, north east corner of the map, and the other two is seen immediately if you approach the ravine from the bottom.

You have to get those stones to summon the dragons.. The tower at which to SUMMON is at the cente at the elite dragons, called the Seal of the Earth. You summon and you run like hell because you will aggro if your level is around theirs.

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We did this with a 47 frost-specced mage and 46 retribution-specced paladin.

I pulled and let the pally hold aggro. I didn't bother using arcane missles, and stuck with frost, that's what did damage. Frost nova and fire, of course, didn't work, so there was little chance for crits.

HOWEVER, we took the first dragon down. The paladin had to use his bubble on him and Lay on Hands on me. I had to use iceblock to lose aggro, and mana agate/evocation. Heh, since we used most of our cooldowns, I didn't think we could do the second dragon.

We started, but we had to kite him to lose another dragon, and the pally took on damage and had to use that mana to heal while we didn't inflict any damage at all. Dead.

Walking back and that fight allowed most cooldowns to come to an end.

This time, it was easy. I let the pally have it to 90% then all out frostbolts. Not one crit, but we did it. Only had to use an evocation.

It was fun. They were orange to us, so we felt pretty good. Our gear sucked, too :D

Commentaire de Thottbot

yeah, tried to solo this one... lvl 48 warrior

got runestones, cleared a nice battlefeild around the pillar, carefully killed each lvl 45 elite dragon one by one.. then i activated the stones and summoned hermetes and the other guy, both lvl 50 elite dragons...lol

that was a surprise...got toasted.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Soloed them as a lvl 59 frost mage. This may not sound like a big deal, but they're immune to frost effects and fire spells so basically I had to tank each of them while trying to dish out 12k damage per dragon in my frost spells.

Backlash was easier of the two and died on the first try. Hematus seems to have a bit more health, though. I had to try him 3 times before I could kill him, but luckily I didn't die. Ice barrier was the key to beating them.

Commentaire de Thottbot

I have a 48 rogue, I tried it 2 times with another 48 rogue, and we kept dying, we bumped into a 42 hunter and he volunteered to help, he actually pulled them one at a time nicely, we whaled the all hell on them and they went down. Took us a while to finally get to that point but that armor was well worth it!

Commentaire de Thottbot

just completed this quest with hardly any damage and three players me(priest) plus a lvl 52 warrior and lvl 59 hunter as long as you have a healer in your party you should be able to do the quest no problem as the healer heals you as you are gettin damage therefore stoppin you dyin

Commentaire de Thottbot

coordinates for the first three pillars (in order to use the central pillar):

Pillar of Diamond: 83,33
Pillar of Amethyst: 81,64
Pillar of Opal: 72,66

Central Pillar: 81,50

Commentaire de Thottbot

I had put off making an account here before, but I after trying this quest solo and actually experiencing it, I was inspired to join just so I could put a few idiots in their place. ANYONE that says they soloed this at a level below 50 is full of $#%@. I read one comment here about a hunter that said he AND his pet didn't loose any health while fighting these guys. His name here is cr4zyp3t3. cr4zyp3t3, you are a $%#@ing moron to say you did this solo AND that you didn't loose any health. I would of believed that you were able to do this solo by pulling them one at a time, but to say you lost no health AND to say it's easy? Not only are you not fooling anyone but you're making yourself look like an @#$%^&* for lieing.

Listen, this quest is a *!@#$. I'm only 45, but I wasn't hitting these guys for $%#@. I SERIOUSLY doubt 5 levels will make that big of a difference. I can barly kill the level 44-45 elites flying around, so that is just proof that even a level 50 will have a hard time with this quest. Anywho now for usefull info.

There are two Dragons, both elite level 50s. (OMG, you wouldn't believe how long it took me to find a comment that told me their %$#@ing level!)

Co-ords for Stones are posted above (several times), but I'm gonna repost them, you can never have them posted enough.

Pillar of Diamond: 83,33
Pillar of Amethyst: 81,64
Pillar of Opal: 72,66

Central Pillar: 81,50

The Central Pillar is the one in the middle of all those 43-45 elite dragons. The area this takes place in is the Eastern side of badlands in Lethlor Ravine. The entire quest takes place here in fact, and the three pillars are around the same area. Anywho, take a few people to do this one, and pull one at a time to make this quest possible lol. Good luck!

Commentaire de Thottbot

Did this solo as a lvl 51 druid. Pulled each one separately and went to bear. I came out of bear to heal when I was down to around 1500, then went right back to bear. I used everything in my power to stay alive; frenzied regeneration, bark skin and at least three healing touches and a few regrowths. It probably took 5 minutes a piece. In fact, I used frenzied regeneration twice for each dragon and it has a 3 minute cool down.

Commentaire de Thottbot

oh and as for Soundfx4 it is possible for under 50 to solo, but you need pet or minion imo, but i agree, ITS NOT EASY!

i came close to dying 3 times, my pet died once and lost most health the other two times, took bout 10 mins to kill just the bosses.

aso had to be very careful to pull em one by one, no way in hell could i have taken even two elite mobs at once lol let alone boss and mob.

i wasnt even expecting to do it but was there and no one would help so i went for it, a couple more lvls up wouldve made it easier but BM spec hunter is awsome lol

only wish i had a sceenshot to prove it :(

Commentaire de Thottbot

i soloed as a 55 hunter they are both 50 elites i pulled one got a little less then half life out of me killed him. so i got my health and mana up went for the second one my pet died and and he killed me its hard

Commentaire de Thottbot

if a hunter is the one with the quest have him activate the pillar while ther others stand back. Get him to fiegn the second the dragons appear. With luck they will ignore him and become calm. Then you can pull one and kill them easily, no deaths needed.
hope this helps.

Commentaire de Thottbot

48 lock & 44 priest easily did that. pulled each one alone and.... curse.......

Commentaire de Thottbot

im a lvl 52 hunter right now and i did this quest with ez they never never got my pet down to half health so i dont think its really hard if u got good gear and play smart

Commentaire de Thottbot

Coordinates as of 11.2.07

Opal Runestone @ 72.66

Amethyst @ 81.64

Diamond @ 83.32

LVL 50 Palli - Drew 'Em one at a time NP

Commentaire de Thottbot

Finding the three towers posed a problem for me because nobody tells you where they are. The first two are on the south entrance to where the two dragons are. You have to skirt around the dragons and go north to find the third. I hope this help other people.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Not hard at all just completed by myself lvl 51 druid all feral. trick is you gotta be patient! do all dragons surrounding seperatly.Then when you go to the centre and summon one a shackled so just bring the other dragon away then hey presto only one left.. take mana take food and go for it :-)

Commentaire de Thottbot

Hey, good news everyone.

As of the latest patch, the dragons are no longer elites. There simply lvl 50's. And here I was perparing myself for a fight... and it took like 4 hits and they died xD

Commentaire de Thottbot

Im a hunter and I just did this quest at level 41! I used no mana potions, no health potions or any whatsoever.

I simply kaited both mobs. This is how: First I cleared the area I was gonna run through in the north. I killed all the wolfs and whelps that was gonna get in my way. After that I just went to the Pillar (81,50), pressed it and went back a bit and feign death'ed. Then I first pulled Backslash (he did not aggro the other dragon) and simply kaited him through north, had my pet do the dps also (Growl off) as i kaited him.
Remember that Concussive shot does not work on these mobs, they are immune. But dont worry, they are really, really slow..

This is how i solo'd Tremors of the Earth at level 41. Really easy, gl.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Soloed as a 50 Balance Spec Druid. Quite easily too, I might add; so easy that I'm wondering whether the Lv 50s were really Elites. Anyway, with the big dragons try not to get in range of their fire breath if you can help it. They don't fire it off all the time but if you've got light armor you'll get fried. I tried to root and kill the Lv 50s from a distance but they kept resisting so I used Insect Swarm and Moonfire for their DOT effects and kited until they died. The lower Lv dragons are easy to root; I took no damage at all fighting them. gl ^^

Commentaire de Thottbot

Confirmed that as of end of May 2008, Backlash and Hematus are no longer elite. The surrounding ring of Guardian dragons still are though. So soloing the quest at 49 or 50 is now well within the reach of most anyone, as long as you don't pull those two out to the ring.

--Dave

Commentaire de Thottbot

Just made it as lvl 48 warrior together with a lvl 43 paladin which I luckily met on the location. Used some special fire res equipment like shield, ring and trinket, my fire res was 38 altogether. Even had some fire protection potions bought from the AH but didnt have to use them in the end. The pala's healing was enough.

On the pillar we aggro'ed both dragons but since they weren't elite they didnt pose a big problem for us two.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Just solo'd as a 45 enhancement shammy. I went oom both times while fighting the dragons but was never in any real fear of dying. My shammy is Draenei and the Gift of the Naaru racial was handy but not a necessity.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Just rolled those fools with a 48 warrior and 48 priest. We cleared an area, hit the marker and beat them down. Agged both at the same time, no worries. Granted, all i had to do was hold ag while he kept me alive. Simple

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Did this quest with:

56 Warrior
50 Priest (me ^_^)
47 Hunter
42 Warrior
42 Warlock

first attempt didnt go too well. we managed to stay alive for a while and then got wiped.
we then came back and the 2 were still there. so we thought if we killed 1 we could come back and kill the other one. so the hunter pulled Hermatus with his bow and he came solo. we killed him with no interferance then we pulled Blacklash the same way and won @ life =)

gl

Commentaire de Allakhazam

For some reason, Blizz decided to leave these mobs as elites. Dunno why.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

The easy part is getting the three required stones from the other pillars. Then you must fight dragons around the final pillar.

The can easily be fought one at a time and don't need to be pulled. They look close together because they are so big but they are not. Fight one at a time even if in a group.

The voidwalker must be sacraficed 1/2 through the fight.

I sent in the void walker, and cast corruption. These are immune to fire spells. Then, I cast curse of shadow, and repeatedly cast rank 7 shadow bolt. Monitor corruptino and recast when necessary. Then, when voidwalker is to die, sacrafice him. You will get hit once or twice, but you will live and kill of the big boy.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I get reach the Pillar of Opal to get the 3rd stone...

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Did it with a lvl 70 warlock and i'm a lvl 43 warrior. I got toasted until he could take aggro. Then he kicked their butt. Definitely need a healer and fire repellant.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I've heard of the quest and the contact coresponding to...but when i try to talk to Garek he won't give me the time of day. What can I do to get him to talk to me and then give me the quest?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Did it last night. My 53 warlock and my friend's 41 hunter. Had to use soulstone during the first 50 elite dragon but the second went down a bit easier. I think the toughest thing about the dragons is that they do this "Flame Buffet" debuff, which increases their fire damage. The debuff stacks, I think i had it on 3 times and it increased the dragons fire damage by +229.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Thought Id throw some of the info together, since there are quite a lot of postings for this quest.

First off, no this has nothing what-so-ever to do with BC (Would have thought the fact there are posts dating back to 2004 would have given it away... obviously went over some ppl's heads...)

If you find the npc isnt offering you this quest, its because you need to do at least 1 quest from the npc's on the hill nearby (to the west of this quest giver).

Pillar locations:

Diamond at 83, 32.
Amethyst at 81, 64.
Opal at 72, 66.

Earth Pillar at 81, 49.

Kill any dragons around the earth pillar which may cause you trouble first. Then 1 Person should go in to the Earth pillar to spawn the quest dragons, then run to lose aggro. At this point you can single pull the quest dragons. Needless to say as you can get this quest at 40, that should you be trying it at such a low lvl, expect these guys to hurt ;) Some sort of healer should be present in your group - otherwise a few mid 40's could take them, or duo'd with late 40's

gl

Commentaire de Allakhazam

solo'd with a 47 hunter today. just feigned once it started and sent pet in. killed em one at a time.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Soloed this as a level 50 hunter. Pulled one at a time, had my pet tank themuntil I ran out of mana, and kited them till they died. Pretty easy!

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Pillar of Diamond: 83,33
Pillar of Amethyst: 81,64
Pillar of Opal: 72,66

Central Pillar where you die at the claws of Blacklash and Hematus: 81,50

Commentaire de Allakhazam

killed them with 47 pala, 47 pala, 48 rogue

Commentaire de Allakhazam

for those who cant find, the 3 other tower things that give the stones you need are in the same area. jsut walk all around that gourge area and you will find them

Commentaire de Allakhazam

ok i seem to be having one hel* of a hard time finding the pillar of diamond. can anyone tell me directions on how to find it in relation to the other 2? i dont use the thottbot program so coordinates are a no go. I'd appreciate any help i can get, if oyu are on server BLODHOOF/ALLIANCE my name is Sharphunter tanks for any help.!

Commentaire de Allakhazam

WHY cant I freaking get this quest?
Do I need Burning Crusades to do it?

Cause im a lvl 48 Rogue, and I want that leather chest but I cant get the quest.

When I go to Gerak he has no question mark over his head.
Someone help!

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Still using my Blazewind Breastplate. Good stuff. I feel sorry for mail users, though. Could Prismscale Hauberk suck any more? No, I don't think it could.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Did it with a group of four. lvl42 druid (me) lvl42 paladin, another lvl42 paladin and yet another lvl53 paladin. Got the medallion and 5900 XP.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

did it with only a 52 warlock, i was 42 pally... kinda hard, but we succeeded, i healed like hell, and we survived both.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I had no idea what these two dragons were for, but I soloed them as a 52 warlock, and I didn't kill any of the lower level ones around the edge. Use a voidwalker, you'll get him to about 35-40% health, sacrifice, summon a felhunter, and watch that nasty fire spell disappear! I don't think the two horde (who were no doubt saying "please don't kill them" - they were level 42s and clearly waiting for help) would have been too impressed, but it kept saying they were making strange gestures at me... these are also immune to fear which almost made everything go wrong for me too, so be careful of that.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

coordinates given are correct but the diamond pillar is at the far north end of the ravine and the other two are at the south end.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

tried to do the quest with 2 lvl 42 hunter and me (47 pally), failed terribly since the hunters both have low hp/ armor pets and none of them used mend pet and they came in to melee. gonna try today again, hopefully get a better team.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

as alch took fire oil and leaded vials with farmed whelps for small fire sacs and made fire protection pots but my 51 rogue still needed 51 warrior to help lol

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Completed with 48 druid (me), 45 warrior and 41 pally.

Me and warrior tanked while pally healed, we died first attempt as when handing in the quest at the sign of earth both the dragons were pulled.

We managed to res and pull one at a time later though so it was ok

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I'm Rogue51lvl - but he gives no quest to me, no question mark over his head! what'hll?

It's only for BC accounts ? this sucks..

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Soloed this as a 51 hunter. Bear had 5185 armour so pretty tough for his level. I triggered and let bear slug it out with both while I feigned at the cliff till he was dead. Rezed bear and pulled one at a time. Started with Bestial Wrath on each. Kept Mend Pet and Serpent Sting up at all times and just autoshotted it. At no point looked like dying and bear kept agro with Growl rank 5 and the occasional Intimidation. My gun was nothing special - level 29 Ironweaver with +3 scope.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Solo'd as 55 Druid.

Diamond at 83, 32.
Amethyst at 81, 64.
Opal at 72, 66.

Earth Pillar at 81, 49.

As a Druid, it was easy to sneak to the Eartyh Pillar in stealthed Cat Form, then I click, click, and then cheetah like H377!

Commentaire de Allakhazam

This quest is pure gay. It's been wasting room in my quest log for-goddam-ever and now as a 48 pally with a 51 druid we still can't beat it. And after the 10 min walk from the worst placed graveyard EVER a level 60 killed both of them and I have to go gather the freaking stones again.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Took me a while to find the Diamond pillar, it is in the Ravine to the right of where it splits to go to Dustwind Gulch.

My Team...

lvl46 Paladin
lvl 42 Hunter ( Me )
lvl 51 Hunter

I summoned but for some reason both came with me and we killed the 1 but the other wiped us.

Came back healed skinned looted the 1 we killed. Then we killed the other one with 0 issues.

Not to hard. finding the Diamond pillar was the hardest part.

Edited, Sat Jan 21 07:10:06 2006

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Completed with:
LvL 49 Warlock (Debuffer +2ndary Attacker)
LvL 46 Druid (Primary Healer)
LvL 48 Rogue (Me- Tanking)
LvL 39 Druid (2ndary Healer)

It is possible to pull only one of them at a time, makes it MUCH easier.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I am a level 55 warlock and along with three others had a difficult time. I have only obtained two of the three items you are supposed to collect. The dragons run from level 45 to 55. Hoep this helps.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

im a 45 warrior i found garek but the quest isnt available. Am i to high a level or is it a glich

Commentaire de Allakhazam

FOR THE HORDT!

Commentaire de Allakhazam

this q was very easy to solo as lvl 50 pala. The two dragons that turn up are NOT elites (I guess this has been changed then?) and they go down faster then the level 45 elites around the stone. Also they spawned either side of the stone so only one attacked me initially.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

just did this with 2 people. 1 was a 42 mage, and i was a 43 hunter. i pulled them one at a time, and it wasnt really that hard to take them down between the two of us. theyre not elites. helps to have a pet tanking btw.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Amethyst (81:64)

Opal (72:66)

Diamond (84:33)

Good luck

Commentaire de Allakhazam

This one is tough...

a group of 45s cant do this without outside help...

Commentaire de Allakhazam

These dragons are very easy for their level. My group of four did it, 40 priest
40 warrior
45 mage <------ Me
53 mage

We did it easily. Our strategy was :
1/ 53 mage went to summon the dragons( He was only one with all the stones)
2/ Ran back and then he pulled blacklash with a frostbolt
3/ repeated for hematus

You MUST be sure that you clear all the dragons around the pillar.

By the way, they are kind of easy for their level because normal things 5 levels above me resist about 75% of my spells, and the ones that hit do about 25% of the normal damage. But with these dragons, still 5 levels above me, they resisted only about 25% and the ones that hit ( the other 75% of course ) did full damage. Just be sure to use frost against these guys if your a mage.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

this Q was uber hard 2 lvl 50 leets with 11k health each was hard to just agro 1 at 1ce but completed it as a 43 hunter...

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I gat all he stones and stuff, and it went pretty smooth. Until i gat the 2 dudes out. In case u didn't know, they r 2 lvl 50 elite dragons. At least i think both were lvl 50, i didn't get to see the other one 'cause i died before i gat the chance. They have a mad debuff. Its a magic so dwarfs u can't take it off with stone form. I gat pwned. Lvl 48 dwarf hunter with 48 pet (bangalash). Your ppl like me r gonna need a nother person or 2 if ur in my lvl range. ust like the scorching gaurdians around the piller of earth they spray fire. But it hits like 20 times harder.

P.S.- If u release the 2 dragons and then die, u have to get the stones back. Drove me %#@&ing nuts.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Just did it with a level 50 Rogue (me), level 48 Warrior and a level 48 Paladin. Had no problems at all. Gotta love the Blazewind Breastplate, brilliant piece of gear in my opinion.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Did it with 46 pal, 44 rog, 46 cle, 48 cle. Triggered it, run away, then single pulled the dragons.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

whats the min lvl for this quest im a 46 rouge?...

Commentaire de Allakhazam

diamond pillar is at 83, 32

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Solo-ed as a lvl 58 BM hunter really easy. too bad I had a better chest already, this would have been nice 10 levels ago

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Kited both of them at lvl 48, cleared the area and then pulled one boss at a time. It was quite hard cause i lost aggro 3 times with the second dragon, since i never kited b4 :D. When they were at 40% life, i used pet without growl to dps them(Bangalash).

Commentaire de Ourez

Solo guide for hunters using kiting, step by step (Classic WoW):

I solo'd this as a level 48 BM Hunter.

Step 1: Activate the two elite dragons with your collected runes. You will get instant aggro on both when you activate them, so Feign Death and let you pet get aggro, then run as far away as necessary with Aspect of the Cheetah until the two dragons reset.
- Revive your pet now obviously.

Step 2: Clear the most obvious and necessary dragons to make a clear path out of the area (following the map northwest out of the area).

Step 3: Before you engage in combat, make sure you're on full HP/Mana and enable "Track Hidden". This tracking will allow you to spot stealthing cats in badlands as you kite and make it easier to dodge them.

Step 4: Have Aspect of the Hawk activated --> Put down Immolation Trap (optional) --> Hunters Mark on first dragon --> Pull with Serpent Sting --> Send in pet and activate Beastial Wrath and start doing damage (Auto Shot, Arcane Shot, Multishot and Serpent Sting). If you overaggro your pet, simply use Feign Death and get distance to the dragon again.

Step 5: Once your pet dies (It will, do not bother healing it, waste of mana) activate Aspect of the Cheetah (IMPORTANT) and start kiting along your cleared path, heading northwest out of the zone. At this point focus on having distance to the dragon, dont let it get in melee range. From now on only spend mana on keeping up Hunters Mark, Serpent Sting and Arcane Shot as a filler if possible. Highest priority is to keep distance and keep track of your autoshot timer. Run, stand still, autoshot, repeat (use Serpent Sting / Arcane Shot while running, in between autoshots).
Keep doing this for 3-5 minutes and the dragon should be dead (Personally I almost kited it to Thelsamar in Loch Modan).

Now repeat the exact same strategy with the second dragon as well.

Hope this will work for you. Best of luck.

Commentaire de j3fff

Solo'd this yesterday as a lvl 52 feral druid.

Basically moonfire and kite, travel form as needed to get distance.

Summon them then run away then go back and solo pull.

Hematus is a bit easier b/c he likes to stop and cast a fire thing which you can outrange, allowing you to almost never need travel form. I kited him around the small circular area SW of where they spawn (71,55). You can use the mountains to your advantage...he will try to fly up and above them which makes his path longer...

Blacklash seems to get slower around 25% and you will be able to kite him without travel form.

Just remember you need to cast moonfire immediately after it wears off (12 seconds) or you risk a reset. Thankfully moonfire lasts 12s! If you're using rank 1 to save mana (see below), it's only 9s so count to 3 after it wears off then moonfire again.

Other tips:
-If you have a resto set with intellect/spirit it helps a lot with your mana...otherwise you will need to use mana pots/innervate. I actually did Blacklash in feral gear and kited him long enough to innervate twice lol.
-If your mana is really low, switch to rank 1 moonfire until your mana pots/innervate come off cooldown.
-You should be able to moonfire, travel form, pop out and moonfire after 12s, then continue to kite in noform until the next moonfire...then travel form again. This saves a lot of mana not casting travel form every 14s.
-If you kite around the little mountain, don't let him die while up on the mountain or you won't be able to loot (yes i did this lol)
-Don't get caught...they hit HARD!
-Don't be afraid to travel form and keep running to reset if you messed up.

Commentaire de Regormak41

You can pull just ONE boss dragon and run out of range until he turns back and they will be separated and you can fight one at a time. As a Hunter, I aggroed one with my pet. Ran away until he stopped chasing. Went back and fought one at a time.

Commentaire de Ssateneth

The dragons are no longer elites in TBC. About 2K HP each @ lvl 50, though they do have some hard hitting fire breath ~600 damage, make sure to interrupt it. Easily soloable by any class within a reasonable level.

Commentaire de benmo

In TBC classic these dragons are no longer elites, just normal level 50 dragons. As a level 45 feral I pulled one until the other reset and killed him. The last was a straight forward solo where I needed to heal up once. The level 42-43 dragons around the spawn are still elite, and more dangerous than the quest dragons.

Commentaire de AngusMcBeef

Ok so this quest is popular in Season of Discovery Phase 2 due to the high-level rewards at the lvl40 cap.

The quest is tough even with a 5-man lvl40 group, so you might need additional people (just don't create a raid, as the quest can't be completed that way). As a hunter, you also have the option to solo this quest at lvl40 (have done it before on Era too at lvl43). You do the following:

General:
- Both Hematus and Blacklash have normal enemy running speed, which is about 120%, so you outrun them with Cheetah. One of them, I believe Hematus, has a ranged cast (flame buffet) that has fairly short range however and he needs to stand still to cast it. You should always be out of his casting range at the time he's finishing his cast. Just keep running.
- You need to kite them each for about 15 minutes to kill them. Badlands is a pretty terrible place to do it as you need a lot of space where you don't get jumped by mobs left and right. The best nearby place is Loch Modan eastern lake side. Run a big circle there. The mobs there are neutral and low-level, so they won't bother you unless you stand on top of their toes.
- Use Chimera + Lone Wolf runes for max damage (despawn your pet with distance once you don't need it anymore). Jump-turn autoshot is also an option as you can keep 5 seconds rule to regenerate mana.

How you do it:
- Gather the runes to summon Hematus and Backlash.
- Come from north. Clear the whelplings in the way (your goal is to run to Loch Modan). They deal a lot of damage and cast at range, so you can't just wing-clip them (but trap launcher freezing trap would be an option if only 1-2 are left).
- Summon Hematus and Blacklash, immediately run away and feign death. You might need to use your pet for this, or for distracting the elite non-named drakes around them, though I managed to get to the pillar without aggroing these.
- Now coming again from north, at the start of the area with the non-named elite drakes, go a bit to the left (western side on the map) to put your pet there (small patch where there are no elite drakes around). Make it stay, then use it to pull the elite non-named drakes that are in the way to the pillar. As soon as your pet has aggro, make it return to it's place. In the meanwhile, while the non-named drakes are out of the way, pull Hematus or Blacklash individually and run north/north-west (towards Loch Modan). Your pet should soon despawn due to distance. Resummon it immediately as it will regenerate health due to being out of combat. Use it to distract remaining whelplings (if any), though trap launcher freezing trap is probably easier. Going up the hills you will get in an area with lvl40+ wolves, just use pet again or wing-clip or more trap launcher. The same goes for enemies down in the valley (there are stealthed cats here, but they have low aggro range).
- Once you're in Loch Modan, it's fairly easy. Just keep blasting Chimera or jump-turn auto shot until it dies.
- Repeat for the second dragon.

Commentaire de Caregiver

Soloable as a level 40 feral druid with feline swiftness. Use catfire, kite into Loch Modan to Thelsamar, and just catfire while kiting him through town and letting the level 30 guards help. You'll get a lot of resists, I averaged 340-350 casts of catfire for each of them.

Commentaire de stinfectious

Be careful when soloing this quest in SoD, I was kiting this boss through Loch Modan and phased while doing so which despawned the dragon. Very frustrating to phase during combat, shouldn't be a thing...

Good luck!

Commentaire de Jemikwa

SoD P2 - If you take a group of 4-5 (at least one hunter or catfire druid) and kite each boss to Loch Modan, it's comfy. Make sure the others in the group scout ahead to kill adds and ensure the kiter doesn't get dazed. Important spots to pre-clear are the drakelings north of the main obelisk and the coyotes on the way to the canyon. Don't forget stealthed cougars. Non-kiters should not touch the boss except to make sure the boss stays aggro'd. Hunter can frost trap, but it'll often be resisted. Most important thing to do is to keep up your dot/tagging so the boss doesn't leash.
Once you make it to Loch Modan, the kiter can run in circles while your group kills the boss. If you need help, go to the guards in Thelsalmar, otherwise your group should be able to handle it with the kiter's aggro built up. Repeat for the second boss and you have yourself a nice armor upgrade :)

Commentaire de Vilorin

SOD P3 this is still worth doing for hunters or rogues. That leather chest has a ton of agility on it and only thing that has more at 50 is the chest out of Mara off a rare spawn. Might be worth doing for plate wearers as well.

Anyway, very easily soloable for a BM specced melee hunter at 50. Have pet tank, start slapping one with raptor strike and heal your pet periodically. Just make sure to pull one at a time. They'd do too much damage to heal through if you pull both. MM spec hunters just make sure to stay close enough to use mend pet and FD if you pull aggro of pet.

I think a lot of classes can solo this at 50 without much trouble. Rogues and Warriors might struggle since they have no way to heal themselves but if you use all your CD's, still might be able to pull it off. Mages might have to kite. Locks just use MC and haunt. Shamans and paladins no problem tank and spank. Druids can kite as boomies or tank and spank in bear form and come out to heal yourself with WG. Shadow priests wouldn't have any issues with VE either.

That said, it's preferable to not have to kite. There's quite a few mobs and kiting all the way to Loch Modan is a pita. I tried and even though the mobs were lower level, I kept getting aggro and dazed in cheetah. So I decided to just try a tank and spank with my pet and that worked just fine.

Commentaire de Battlescar2112

I could've easily soloed this if my two attempts at using Frost Nova actually worked. At level 56, my Frost Nova failed twice in a row in the same fight. Ridiculous.

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Utiliser le Signe de la Terre pour activer les Piliers d'Améthyste, d'Opale et de Diamant, et obtenir les Pierres runiques.

Placer les Pierres runiques dans le Sceau de la Terre pour libérer Cinglenoir et Hematus.

Les tuer, puis rapporter les Liens de Cinglenoir, les Entraves de Hematus et le Signe de la Terre à Garek.

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Il est devenu évident que nous ne pouvons plus garantir que Cinglenoir et Hematus resteront prisonniers à Lethlor. Les dragons noirs qui se sont installés là-haut, et les ogres qui projettent de voler le Signe, tout cela nécessite des mesures draconiennes.

La prison des drakes est scellée grâce à trois pierres runiques qui ne peuvent être retrouvées que par le Signe de la Terre. Ces pierres runiques peuvent être utilisées pour briser le sceau qui les garde enfermés.

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