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Comment by Kalx

He drops the Reins of the Drake of the North Wind at an assumed 1% chance on Vortex Pinnacle.

It DOES drop from the normal version of the instance, not only heroic.

Comment by wye43

When the wind shifts, players should move so that they are upwind of Altairus for a buff.

DPS and the healer should not stand by the tank, or they will get breathed on.

Comment by Ilovemuffins

Tank stands downwind from the boss in the middle of the room, facing him away from the group. The group should move to be at his back for a nice buff.

tank and spank from there

Comment by BaronYiffington

NORMAL MODE:

Tank and spank. Tank simply needs to strafe and turn the boss periodically.

The boss will randomly change the direction of the wind. DPS and healer will want to stand with their back towards the wind, while the tank will want to stand with their face towards the wind.

Boss will randomly pick targets and cast Chilling Breath - this is unavoidable.

Comment by twincannon

Heroic mode has a bunch of tornadoes flying around. Pan your camera down and avoid the tornadoes, they shoot you in the air and can greatly disrupt the fight if you're a tank or healer (and make you eat a breath).

When he does cone AoE, spread out as he will target one group member at random.

Comment by Ryxis

Heroic Mode:

20+ mini cyclones all over the field ready to deal 6k+ damage and throw you around

Breath randomly targets 1 person and hit anyone within a cone of that person

makes upwind/downwind harder, and the fight generally a lot more deadly :)

wheny you try to leash him he shoots lightning bolts for 100k ish damage

Comment by 726332

Don't bother dragging him to the ramp to avoid the tornadoes.
He zaps you for 100 billion damage.

Comment by 179846

Be careful for the tornadoes, catching one in a bad position can fling you off of his platform and he will then instantly kill you.

Comment by 31955

On heroic, hunters can use Aspect of the Fox here to keep up the Improved Steady Shot buff or to keep shooting Cobra Shot, cause this fight can involve a lot of moving.

Edit:
No need to downrate a useful post people.

Comment by missbenedict

HUNTERS Use Disengage in mid air to get back onto the platform if you get thrown off. i just did it and i was like holy $%^& did i just do that?

Comment by 700900

This is one of the funnest bosses in the game as a ranged dps. Not knowing any of the heroic changes and then seeing all those tornadoes pop up is just a sight of beauty.

Comment by 20651

Mages can blink when thrown up into the air via tornado to prevent falling off the ledge and therefor the boss insta-killing you, in addition to the feral leap, intercept, disengage, etc. Although there are 25 tornadoes covering most of the platform, their radius of hitting you is actually quite small, maybe 3 yard radius. Regardless, it is very important to not get hit by them, because you can be thrown in the air, land on another tornado, and be chain-vortexed off the edge, and insta killed.

Heroism/bloodlust and the wind buff will probably be wasted for dps casters, I know that I am almost GCD capped with just the fight buff in avg-ilvl 338 gear. If the heroic run is smooth, might want to save hero for Aladdin's Genie boss later.

For the 'clicky orb' achievement for this instance, you need 5. Sometimes there is an orb above this boss platform, but don't try to get it, there are other orbs you can get to acquire 5 without risking a boss fight death.

Comment by 6989

Heroic tactics for dummies (like me):

Avoid the tornadoes, they will knock you around and damage you. If you get knocked off the platform, you die. If you get knocked downstairs, you will obviously be out of LOS for healing.
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Watch out for his breath, if you see him turn around and begin breath on someone else than the tank, move out of the way. Don't ever run in front of him.
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When the wind starts blowing, make sure that the boss doesn't cover the wind for you. I've read all these other complicated explanations, but it's really just that easy. If the wind blows at you directly, you will get a buff that increases your cast/attack speed. In the absence of this buff (that is, if you are behind the boss and get no wind blowing at you), you will get a horrible debuff that does exactly the opposite - slows your cast and attacks down. The tank needs to consider this as well, because you will need the buff for threat.
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The tank needs to face the boss directly towards the wind direction, because in that position, the boss will cover the least wind possible, and people will have to run a shorter distance if they are in a position where they do not catch the wind.

Comment by cyborg99

This boss is *fun* for Ret Paladins. Sanctity of Battle during Upwind, whee!

Comment by Happyfisherman

Aspect of the Fox isn't a pvp only ability, and it shines on this fight. As a hunter, just stay on the small steps with your camera facing the ground, zoomed out. Then, with AotF on, it's just a matter of moving away from tornados and being up or downstream. Easy fight, not much stress for the healer except for breath.

Comment by Lurtzello

Just brought him to 3,5kk hp in 2 minutes... Then the full party wiped except the Tank (me, yay!) and the Healer (both Paladins). The fight lasted 8 more minutes but he went down!

Comment by 557195

On heroic mode as a feral druid or subtlety rogue, I advise people not to use shadowstep or feral charge, as there is a chance you will bounce to the boss, land in a whirlwind, and then bounce out of the arena again and get oneshot. This probably also applies to a warrior's charge, mage's blink... Basically, any sort of movement where you can't exactly control where you end up.

Pounce, bounce, splat.

Edit: Re-entering while the fight is still going gets you oneshotted the moment you enter the portal. Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this, but I'm too lazy to read all the replies.

Edit 2: As feral druid (and I assume warriors too) you can occasionally mash the charge button and charge back to the boss before you fly away on a cyclone. I assume this works with Shadowstep too. Warlocks can probably use their teleport-y thing. As said elsewhere here, Hunters can spin around and disengage back onto the platform mid flight. It's probably also possible for a priest to use Leep of Faith to drag people back.

Comment by Keter

Essentially soloed this boss on heroic earlier as a blood tank, although not intentionally.

The healer and 2 dps flew off the edge and died almost straight away, and the mage survived a little while longer before eventually dying to breath/cyclones. My tanking ilvl is roughly 348-350, and I have 144.2k hp unbuffed.

The trick is to make sure you're getting the upwind buff and constantly DS whenever you're hit. He dosen't melee too hard, but his breath will do a good chunk of damage. Make sure you save your defensive cooldowns (AMS, IBF, VB/RT, Lichborne/Death Coil spam and Ghoul/Death pact) for breaths to minimize the damage taken. Prepare for a long fight, I death pacted at least 4 times. Blood tap whenever you get low and don't have the runes for a heal - I found myself at 3-4k a few times and without runes, and the blood-tap was a lifesaver in these spots.

I'm pretty confident I could do it again if I wanted, as could any other competent and heroically/rep geared blood tanks.

Also, your party members will be insta-gibbed if they enter the instance while you're still fighting him.

Good luck.

Comment by oakarm

For clarification, because I find such terms as "upwind" and "downwind" rather vague.

Tank: wind in your face
Everyone else: wind at your back.

Comment by Sam474

Ok, a lot of these posts are describing the mechanic wrong or poorly. Let me give it a try:

This has NOTHING to do with facing or with the boss "blocking" the wind like a line of sight object. It is all about where you are in relation to the boss and wind direction. You want to position yourself so the wind hits you first and the boss second, that is the definition of "upwind".

Imagine that the boss has a terrible odor coming off him and you want it to be carried away from you on the wind. If you are DOWNWIND, then the odor is carried from the boss to your nose and it makes you sick, therefore you get a debuff making you slow. If you are UPWIND the the odor is carried AWAY from you and you get a buff.

The boss does not cleave, so the tank may face him in any direction he wants so that he also gets the buff.

Additionally, the boss will randomly target a player and breathe a frost attack toward them, this breath is a cone from the boss to the player, it will hit the target and anyone near him so it is best to spread out. This is a frost attack so frost resistance helps. It is also an AE so rogues can feint to take 50% less damage from it.

If you choose to stand near the edge of the platform do not get hit by a tornado, if you are thrown off he will shoot a lightning attack at you for ~100k damage. If you are accidentally thrown off hug the wall of the platform as you run back around to go up the stairs and he may not shoot you.

Comment by 742063

A tip for tanks - If you taunt him when he turns to cast his breath on the group you will take the damage. He will still turn and cast it on someone but if your taunt is on him you will take the damage. Makes this fight much much easier to heal as people will only take damage if they are standing by the tank, which they shouldn't be. The healer then just has to spam the tank and not the entire group.

Comment by 215464

Frost Resist Aura helps a ton on this fight.

Comment by 637431

Well, if the comments are true about this boss lacking a frontal cleave, then what's the point of only the tank getting the negative debuff? Seems like too many people are basing their strategy on those youtube vids made by those British dudes. Tanks do a lot of damage now. So they should be standing upwind as well in order to get the haste buff in my opinion. It would make it easier for them to avoid cyclones. Also, it seems the key here is for the random player targeted by his breath ability to at least try to move away from the rest of the party. And tanks are not invincible on this fight. They should try to avoid them as well. So if you have everyone on the same side of the boss, all getting the haste buff, it would make it easier for the person targeted by the breaths to either run through the boss or away from the rest of the group, including the tank.

Goosesausage
Alliance Warrior - Kel'Thuzad

Comment by 734042

We found the difficult part of this fight is avoiding the tornadoes. Changing camera angle may help. I did it tanking him with my back to a wall, so I couldn't get blown off the platform. This worked, but it's probably not optimal, as it makes it hard for the rest of the party to position themselves up-wind.

Comment by 173718

A few tips after clearing this guy last night, some of which sum up the above:

- Especially in pugs where people's skills can be questionable, anyone who is competent or knows the fight well should get a mark so the others who are new to the fight or to be blunt, clueless, can follow them around. We had 2 dps new to the fight and I marked myself as healer. They followed me around and made life much easier. Make sure to tell them to watch for tornados on their own.

- As much as you may want to rush in to get positioning, let the tank ranged pull so the tornados spawn. On one attempt, I had a tornado spawn on me, which led to chain juggling me off the side.

- Frost resist aura/totem! Combine that with taunts from the tank and it really trivializes the breath weapon.

- Do not set the camera right overhead into a top-down view. The tornados lose a lot of their visuals this way (being as they are hollow) so you will be better served with a lower angle.

Once you get this fight down, heroic Vortex Pinnacle is a loot pinata. The first boss just requires aoe heals with everyone stacked on the boss the whole fight and the third boss requires a competent dispeller and players to stand in a triangle every so often.

Comment by 103447

I've done this boss in pugs quite a lot in many different ways with varying success. The Strategy that I have the most success with is simple:

For the initial pull the tank pulls the boss towards the center, turning the boss to face the direction it was pulled from, DPS and heals spread out in a semi circle around it's flanks and rear, preferable not to far from the dragon.
Once the fight begins the everyone stays in place only moving to avoid a tornado. IGNORE THE UPWIND/DOWNWIND buff. By doing this a lot of damage from the dragons breath will be avoided as it will only ever hit one or two players making the fight much easier for the healer. With less spiking damage the healer can safely heal with instant spells when stuck downwind and use spells with a casting time when upwind. Likewise with the DPS.
With this strategy there will ALWAYS be some party members with the buff and some without so the fight should move along steadily until the dragon dies.
While I agree this might not be the most "Efficient" way to down him, with a PUG it is the safest, not to mention the way that has gotten me past him more times then not.
Oh and for you copy and piasters out there:

Tank pull dragon to center, face him away. DPS and heals spread out evenly around the boss. Only move for tornadoes, do not move for Upwind/Downwind buff.

Comment by Raivyn

Wowpedia has a great little image summing up the best way to tackle this boss:

http://www.wowpedia.org/images/8/80/Altair_tactic.png

All anyone needs to do it move a couple yards each time the wind changes direction and you're sorted.

Comment by Mandiblez

Aside from the Assassin's Creed 1 reference, Altaïr means Eagle in Arabic. Since he's a dragon... and a part of the Vortex Pinnacle, a name referring to a flying animal in the sky and a part of the wind makes a lot of sense.

Comment by Borelia

This fight is the bane of existence for hunters. While all melee/casters can stand right on top of him to dps, and thus move only a few steps to maintain the speed buff, hunters have to contend with his enormous hit box, which can take up to 50% of the platform. In order to even try to dps during this fight, ensure that you are using Aspect of the Fox, since nearly the entire time you'll be traveling against the wind to correctly position yourself.

I really wish they would fix the deadzone on this guy. It's ridiculous.

Comment by Debzebub

I keep seeing a very common misconception about Altairus.

Wind direction has nothing to do with what way the dragon is facing. You do not have to be behind him. I have stood behind the tank and still been upwind.

Blizzard is fixing this in the patch, and I suppose it is possible the animation does not show if you have lower graphics. When the wind is blowing you will see white lines above you. If they are going from north to south, for example, you want to stand in the north.

You will also have a debuff that said Upwind or Downwind, depending on where you are standing. I would suggest investing in an addon that makes your debuffs more obvious than having to mouse over the blizzard UI one. They have the same picture.

Comment by Cattleguard

Something healers always seem to miss on this fight: the casting speed debuff works for you, too. Meaning, you need to be upwind of the dragon at all times, or your heals go off slower. I've seen plenty of healers just stand there and ignore the debuffs, and most of them can't keep up when they're downwind. It's more important for healers to stay upwind than DPS! Remember that and you'll do your party right.

Comment by whquaint

Just killed this boss.

#1 priority here is to stay alive. Forget about putting your back to the wind, except healer. (Healer should try to keep back to wind.) What kills ppl and wipes the group is his chilling breath. His breath is a random cast towards one person in the party, but it hits everyone near that person too. So everyone spread out so only 1 or 2 ppl get hit with breath at a time.

#2 priority is to avoid the tornadoes. You'll be moving around a lot to do this. When you can, try to stay away from other ppl, again because of the breath.

It's not a dps race. It's about survival. If tank or dps happen to get wind at your back, great, but don't focus on it.

Tank him in the middle so if (when) the tank gets thrown by a tornado, he doesn't get thrown off. Anyone thrown off cannot rejoin fight.

Hunters, go up the steps to get range. Boss has huge hit box.

Comment by knarg

This is the definition of a badly designed fight. It's only hard because the tornadoes are so hard to pinpoint.

Comment by euroq

Last night I was fighting this boss. At the beginning of the battle, when the tornadoes instantly appear, I was thrown up into the air (nothing I could do about it). It threw me into another tornado, which threw me out of the room. Then the boss one shotted me. Absolutely no getting around it :( but the other 4 people still killed the boss.

Comment by 771544

TIPS FOR CASTERS FOR HEROIC MODE:
stand on the side of the stairs, theres 2 room for one caster each. (see screenshot, if its still loaded), my hunter is right where i should be, i get hit from NO tornados whatsoever. it takes more time if you get unlucky with wind but the other caster on the other side of the stairs can compensate for that. our healer finished with 40% mana, no use of cds. easy shot. And we're not that geared so its really easy.

Comment by hovisloaf

The skyshard ring drops on normal aswell.

Comment by 777840

am i the only one who saw this & thought TPED.

...Teenage-Pubecent-Emo-Dragon

lol

Comment by Kathucka

Confirmed that the article for this boss is wrong. The direction your back is facing is meaningless. It's all about position, not the way you're facing. To get the "upwind" buff, you must actually be upwind of the boss.

Comment by Azmeran

Not sure of anybody has noticed or not, but you CAN pickpocket this dragon.

He had 2x Savage Leather on him :)

Comment by Nobbel

A video guide on how to solo this instance as a protection paladin on normal:
Part 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auNZJ4i3HXU
Part 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGlx3_kFv70

or a quick guide to farm the mount:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6pASZj3Ing

Comment by Luvaria

I had been soloing this place a few times before when I was bored as resto, as that was the only spec I could get through the 2 bosses with before (but it was looooong fights, 12+ mins). It had been a few weeks since I tried so I decided to give both moonkin and feral another shot at it and I can get through it now. I've been playing every spec of druid for 10 man heroic progression so far so I have decent gear for each. My moonkin set is full epic 359, and my feral set is Malevolence Storm Rider's Boots + 2 cat trinkets + blue neck. The rest is 359.

For my specs I didn't change anything from what I'm using for raids currently.
Moonkin
Feral

For both bosses I ate standard DPS food + used a Prismatic Elixir with Mark of the Wild up.

I did the first boss as moonkin, but never actually went into that form. Just kept up LBx3 + DPS'd as I could, using barkskin for when he pulls in his shield and I had to run out. It took a few tries to get, but the key is definitely timing barkskin + my engineer belt absorb for the right times and maintaining a 3 stack of LB. Previously I didn't keep the LB up full time and I was running OOM having to spend too much mana on Healing Touch.

Now for this guy, Altairus, I went feral. I tried it as moonkin but his melee hits were too much to heal through without going OOM, and he crit me a few times for over 40k. As feral, it was pretty simple. After looking at the damage incoming from the first pull as feral, I noticed that 75% of my damage incoming was the breath, so I came up with this. Leader of the Pack + mastery absorbs will heal through all the melee damage and then some. In fact my mastery absorbed 2/3 of his melee damage. So the key is to make sure you use cooldowns as often as you can for breaths. Barkskin the first, Survival Instincts the second, belt absorbed the third and used them as they came back up again for breaths.

Save Frenzied Regen for when you hit about 30% HP and make sure it isn't glyphed. If you stay upwind of him, the hasted melee swings will make sure your rage stays topped off so you can pretty much keep a normal rotation and get max heals from Frenzied. After the first tick of the breath I did pop out and put a single LB up once or twice and got back into bear form, but I don't think it mattered much.

All said and done I took 262.7k damage from breaths and 87.4k from melee swings. LotP healed 196.7k, Frenzied Regen healed 64.7k, and mastery absorbed 165.5k.

Comment by 802668

I've found as a shaman healer it's actually easier to not move at all, and just deal with the buff as it comes.

As you're walking up, imagine the circle as a clock. At 3 o'clock there's an area that the tornadoes avoid, so you can stand there. Keep an eye out to make sure you're in the right place.

If you get the buff, cast Healing Wave over and over. It's cheap, efficient, and fast due to the buff.

If you get the debuff, instants are your friend. Riptide, Earth Shield, Unleash Elements, and Water Shield should all be used/refreshed during this debuff period. After that, Healing Surge (especially after Riptide) is a good idea, as it will take a little longer, but its low cast time makes it manageable. If the Healing Surges are working your mana or the dps is a little low, don't be afraid to drop a Mana Tide totem.

And as others have mentioned, Elemental Resistance Totem is useful for this fight.

I imagine the above advice (buff-efficient heals, debuff-instant heals) would apply to other healers as well, not just shamans.

Comment by Guraka

Getting the buff in this fight is AWESOME. On my enhance troll shammy, with the buff alone I was swinging soo fast it was like I was a character from Dragon Ball Z! xD Also...rogues can pickpocket a stomach from this boss..?

Comment by 840786

"Altaïr"us? =D
Very smart, Blizz.

Comment by Diabolic

Normal mode of this boss pretty much soloable by well geared (my current iLvl 358) Death Knights. I just did but I needed my guildies to clear the path.

Comment by Darkicon

I love this fight as an MM hunter on heroic.

Upwind + Rapid Fire + Hyperspeed Accelerator + ISS + Heral of Doom Proc = Near instant Aimed Shots crits. Pulling 60k+ DPS easily for a little while.

Comment by vanquished14

The first two normal mode bosses are very easily solo'ed by a 373-MM hunter (lower could do it too). Just camouflage past all the trash in the instance. I didn't bring any buff food or potions. Just use Deterrence and/or Feign Death to prevent damage from Chilling Breath. Shadowmeld does not seem to work.

It takes about 8 minutes per run so I do have issues reaching the 5 instance/hour cap but that gives time to take a quick break between farming runs. If you fail to prevent damage from too many Chilling Breath (i.e. FD too slowly) just dismiss pet and FD to reset him. After you kill, jump off the edge of the platform to be brought back to the beginning of the instance. Good luck mount farming!

Comment by Spoge

I can't wait lintel MoP when you can most likely just kill this guy in normal mode forever lintel it drops.

Comment by HikariOblivion

I've been soloing as a BM hunter. Standard DPS spec. Mostly raid finder gear with a few 397 and a few 378.

I stealth past most of the mobs, but deterrence and feign past the immediate trash before Altairus, reason being so I don't have to wait on the camo cooldown, after the orbs that need to be attacked.

Pet is spirit beast, with /cast Spirit Mend macroed onto Rapid Fire. Usually it goes off shortly after the first blast. Spirit Mend every blast so I remember to keep it up, as the Spirit Beast's health will fall pretty fast if I'm not careful.
For the most part, the Spirit Beast is able to keep me alive, and I'm able to return the favor. I've had my share of close calls, however, so I'd advise having a similar or greater gear situation to me before attempting. It's fairly simple now to do as Marksmanship, especially using a solo spec, but I wanted to contribute my success as BM, in case any other BM hunters are interested.

Comment by alexz3

I've just started farming this as a Blood DK.

Pretty easy in 367 gear, spamming DS alot in this fight plus AMS when he shoots his frost breath :)

After 19 runs, still no drop for the mount, buts its just a start !

Here are the drops so far :

Hail-Strung Belt X 7
Axe of the Eclipse X 3
Skyshard Ring X 2
Mantle of Bestilled Winds X 2
Amulet of Tender Breath X 5

Quick tip to return to entrance, just jump of the ledge after killing him, you will be ported to entrance and won't die. Took me 4 runs to remember this :p

Comment by matt1131

A Blook DK with decent gear (+333 ilvl) is able to solo this boss on heroic

Comment by BubbRubb23

FINALLY downed this guy. It took me 1 min and 50 seconds to kill him. He was a challenge for me. I switched to BM spec, and used a spirit beast for heals and damage buff. When he would face me for chilling breath I would FD, you have to make sure you pop it fast enough so he doesn't cast chilling breath at all. However, he will cast it again before FD has cooled, so for the 2nd chilling breath I used deterrence. The 3rd CB will hit you, and for the 4th my FD had cooled. No mount though. :( Time to go try it all again. I could have done without the 124g 25s 6c repair bill afterwards though. Since I have the strategy down now I should be able to kill him on the first try. The rest of the instance was pretty easy to solo.

Comment by 811600

For those having trouble soloing this boss as a hunter, here are a few pointers:

Consider using the so-called "Extreme Soloing build": http://www.warcrafthuntersunion.com/2011/04/extreme-soloing-hunter-spec/. BM does have a nice self-heal, but MM gives you an additional round of oh-crap buttons from Readiness.
Remember that you have four ways to handle the Chilling Breath:

Deterrence
Feign Death (at the beginning of the cast)
Taunt from your defensive spec pet (at the middle of the cast)
Taking the damage and healing back up.

Rotating through those methods will significantly limit the number of times you have to take the damage and, if you spread them out appropriately, you can be close to full health from your self-heals each time you don't have a cooldown available. For instance, by taking the damage from the first breath before you start using cooldowns, your Chimera Shots or Spirit Mends won't be wasted overhealing.
Setting your pet at the middle of the top of the stairs will give you a good clean pull so you can stand in the back and easily get to three of the four upwind buffs. When the wind is blowing from the opposite side, I generally don't bother running across the room to get upwind.

Comment by 797793

No. Altairus is not a reference to Assassin's Creed. The name is derived from "altair" which means "soaring/flying eagle". It is also the name of the brightest star in the constellation Aguila

Comment by 1018818

This boss is amazingly easy to solo as a rogue with Souldrinker, if you are lucky enough to get one here is how I soloed the instance:
I started out by skipping trash going up to the first boss open get recupe up as soon as possible preferably 3-5 point so it lasts a good amount of time. Pop Adrenaline rush and just zerg with Souldrinker on get slice and dice up now and begging using Feint on his Lightning Bolt attack. Try to Feint at the very end of the cast so it has its maximum uptime and can reduce multiple hits of the attack. From there when he does his first cyclone shield just move outside and don't touch and tornadoes while doing this. You then just quickly feint and dps from the outside don't get to close or a tornado may debuff you. Once they begin to move back out just run in and continue dpsing keeping your recupe snd and feinting the bolts. the second shield if he isn't almost dead you feint again, but if he is about to die or close to it just use cloak of shadows when they all get together. Easy fight
Altarius is a lot easier in my opinion you pretty much have a heroism all the time in the fight. Just start off getting a 3-5 point recupe up and then saving adrenaline rush until he shifts the winds. Once he does you need to position yourself so that the wind HITS YOU BEFORE HIM. If you do this then you will gain the buff Upwind of altarius and will increase your attack casting and movement speed. This is where you pop you adrenaline rush potion if you want and just zerg. A bit after he does the wind shift eh will begin his Chilling breath casts you need to Feint these they do about 30k on me when I didn't so its very helpful to do that. If you can't make one just cloak if you need. Continue to re position yourself as he does his changes the way the wind comes in. From there it's pretty much a kill just jump off the edge and you will be brought to the entrance and leave reset get back in and farm more!

Heres my build https://www.wowhead.com/cata/talent#fcbbZfGccRc0RGo0h:0komfoVMm
For the Souldrinker I put Enchant Weapon - Mending on it, but you can also put Enchant Weapon - Windwalk for increased dodge procs

Another thing to know is that Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker IS helpful for bosses that their main damage output is their melee swings. The debuff slows their attack speed by 20% and will help out a lot in that sort of fight.

If you really need extra heals you should use flask of steelskin btw it will increase the healing done by your souldrinker and recuperate since your stamina is buffed. Also you can buy the inscription scroll for the stamina buff Runescroll of fortitude II.

Heroic		Mythic
Deadly		Important
Tank		DPS
Healer		Interruptible
Magic		Curse
Poison		Disease
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