#Halion loot table Patch

Saviana may be partially difficult depending on your group composition. At 50% he creates a clone of himself (at 100% health) which should be picked up by the OT and more-or-less ignored by the DPS as it despawns when (the real) Baltharus is defeated. He also also has an ability called Enervating Brand which doesn't require any particular attention, however when Baltharus has ~20 stacks of Siphoned Might the MT ought to use an appropriate cooldown. He has a knock-back as well as a whirlwind which can be partially mitigated by having melee DPS break out of melee range for a brief period. Either Baltharus or Saviana can be engaged first, while both must be downed to be able to reach Zarithrian.īaltharus is fairly simple.

The three mini-bosses must be defeated to enable Halion. His ability Rallying Shout is extremely deadly and the preferred method of dealing with the packs containing the Charscale Commander would be for one tank to Taunt the Commander (quickly, as he tends to use Rallying Shout fairly soon after being engaged) and tank him away from the rest of the mobs, with the Commander being the first priority to kill. The encounter is by no means simple or easy, but it is certainly refreshing from the months of ICC10/25.įor the most part, trash is inconsequential except for the two patrolling packs with the Charscale Commander (identified by the banner he has). Other than that, the fight continues as in phases 1 and 2.Ĭomment by 622660A few clarifications and personal observations from having done RS10 today.Ģ tanks are required for the encounters on 10 man, with preferably 3 healers. Dps needs to be just about equal on both, or the side with less dps will have their Halion healing himself and dealing more damage, as he is pushed further into that realm. Haslion exists in both realms, and the raid must split into two one fights him in the shadow realm, and the other fights him in the physical realm. Every once in a while, a death beam will come out of the two, connecting them and dealing enough damage to instantly kill you to any player in the beam. Also, two shadow orbs circle around the edges of the stage.

In the shadow realm, Halion still has his breath and Mark of Combustion, but they do shadow damage instead of fire damage. Halion shifts to the shadow realm, and summons a portal which players can use to enter as well. Players afflicted have to move to the edge of the stage then get the debuff removed, before running back to the raid.

#Halion loot table Patch

When the debuff ends or when it is removed, a patch forms under the player's feet that deals damage to players in it. He also puts a debuff on random players called Mark of Combustion. All players must move away from the flames that spread from the patch. Any player under it must move out before the fireball hits.

The location where the fireball will hit is indicated by a hellfire graphic. He also summons fireballs, which fall from the sky and hit a large area with fire damage, leaving a patch of flame where it hit, as well as four flames going in the four directions out of the fire patch. Unlike most dragon bosses, he does not have a tail swipe or cleave. Halion has three phases, in which the raid must switch between the physical realm and the shadow realm.Ī few seconds after being engaged, Halion summons a wall of flame in a circle around him, closing off any players not in the stage.