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Comentario de Iroared

This is apparently the boss for Spine of Deathwing encounter in Alma de Dragón.
Loot for this encounter can be found in .

Here is the strategy for normal version (10 man):

This fight consists of three repeating phases. In each phase the goal is to remove an armor plate from Deathwing's back. Once three plates are successfully removed, you will see a short cutscene and get teleported to the Maelstrom.

Deathwing himself has only one ability - if all players are on the same side of the platform, Deathwing will perform a Barrel Roll in that direction, throwing off all players and Amalgamations not attached to its back.

Throughout the fight, you will encounter several types of adds.
When you start the encounter, you will be dropped onto a small platform with four . These chain cast Plasma ardiente at random raid members, which needs to be healed through. Sometimes they will start channeling Agarre ígneo, which stuns the target and inflicts large amounts of damage, and needs to be quickly interrupted by damaging or killing the corruption (around 100k damage is enough). When a Corruption is killed, a is spawned, which should be quickly picked up by a tank, and will start spawning from the hole left behind by the Corruption. Also, players that get close to the hole will be affected by Grasping Tendrils, which inflicts a small amount of damage and prevents them from being thrown off the back. If no Corruptions are left, a new one will spawn, so there's always at least one up.
When Corrupted Blood is killed, it deals some a little bit of damage to the raid and leaves behind an untargetable residue, which crawls back to the hole, and reconstitutes into a new Corrupted Blood. If Amalgamation is dragged over a residue, it will consume it, and gain a stack of Sangre absorbida, increasing its damage and attack speed. When Absorbed Blood reaches 9 stacks, it starts dealing intense damage to the raid, so the Amalgamation should be finished off quickly. When it dies with 9 stacks, it casts a Explosión nuclear, which pries off nearby armor plate and likely kills all players in range. After a plate is pried off, a appears underneath it, casting Sellar brecha de armadura. If the cast is completed, the armor plate is re-sealed.
After the plate is successfully removed, the platform becomes larger and two more Corruptions appear. The whole process repeats, until three armor plates are removed.

The general strategy is to start off by killing all Corruptions except one or two, then stacking at one of them to throw off all Amalgamations. Kill the one more corruption and have the main tank pick up the Amalgamation. When blood comes out, main tank should taunt it and hold aggro on it, to make sure it dies near the Amalgamation. DPS should attack Amalgamation, until it gets to about 10% health. The remaining Corruption will spam Plasma, so you should assign a healer to spam heals on debuffed players. Every 5 plasma casts or so (can't figure out the exact number), it will grip someone, so you need a couple ranged DPS to quickly switch to it. You should avoid killing it for as long as possible, since it spawns more Amalgamations which the off-tank will need to pick up and drag away from the raid and the blood. Main tank should taunt blood away from the offtank, so his adds do not get stacks.
Once the main Amalgamation gets 9 stacks, it should be moved to the very front of the platform and quickly finished off. Everyone should move away from the nuclear blast, and get ready to burst the tendon. After the platform is successfully removed, repeat - kill all but one Corruption and do a barrel roll.
- It should be noted that the tendon has relatively tight dps requirements, depending on your set up. If a dps gets Fiery Gripped, it can easily mean not killing the tendon in time, so its suggested you assign a ranged dps to bring the last corruption to low health, and then finish it off as the Amalgamation is exploding.

Comentario de ZelosRaine

This fight, like many add control fights, is very simple once your raid understands what their individual jobs are. The fight, on 10 man, is as follows but 25 man should differ little:

1 tank, 3 heals, 6 dps (balanced ranged and melee is nice)

The fight will start (and each subsequent phase will as well) with killing tentacles. Your raid will parachute in (everyone should hit esc ASAP). The raid leader, while he is drifting down, should mark a tentacle for everyone NOT to kill. Dps and tanks should quickly kill the other three (the other two on subsequent phases as only 3 will be up for each plate after the initial parachuting in). As soon as all but one tentacle is dead, the raid should stack NEXT to a predetermined burning puddle of blood, then, when Deathwing emotes his barrel roll, should immediately move into the puddle and use ONE raid cooldown (PW:B, Spirit Link, etc). This minimizes the damage from the puddle and helps healer mana (the fight can be very healing intensive). This will cause the three hideous amalgamation that spawn from the dead tentacles to fly off of Deathwing's back (the corrupted bloods cannot be knocked off and will respawn unless handled properly). This process will be performed a total of 3 times: once when landing on Deathwing's back and twice more, once after each of the three plates is destroyed (the third plate ends the encounter, hence no need to perform a barrel roll as you will be happily watching a cut scene).

Once you have only one tentacle left, have all dps kill it quickly. The tentacles can channel a stun on raiders which is especially dangerous if individuals are stuck in the fire when it happens. Assign one NON DOT CLASS ranged (hunter, shammy, spriest using mind spike, etc) to keep an eye on the tentacle (there will always be at least one up) in order to break the stun quickly. The stun breaks once 20% of the tentacles health has been done as damage. DO NOT KILL THE tentacle as it will spawn another amalgamation and likely wipe the raid. Also HEALERS SHOULD NOTE that the tentacles will put a healing debuff on randon raiders that absorbs a large amount of healing and does damage. Healers should focus on spam healing these people ASAP as it is a very dangerous debuff considering all the other spikey raid damage that can happen.

At this point, the tank should have the hideous amalgamation in the middle of Deathwing's back, immediately next to the armor plate to be destroyed. All dps should burn the amalgamation while the tank focuses on taunting bloods and cleaving them down. Once the amalgamation is sub 20-30%, dps can SINGLE TARGET the bloods. The bloods do an aoe when killed and, if too many are killed at once, can stack the debuff on the amalgamation far too quickly for your raid to react properly. The tank should be sure to move the amalgamation around a bit as it has to physically pass through the puddles of blood left by the dead corruption to gain the debuff. Once the debuff has reached 9 stacks, the amalgamation will begin doing VERY high raid wide damage. The raid needs to closely manage their dps going into this point. Ideally, the amalgamation will be sub 5% when the last stack is applied and the dps can kill it nearly instantly. However, it is better to take slightly more raid damage than risk not getting 9 stacks as killing the add without 9 stacks will mean a repetition of the entire process and a likely wipe (the number of bloods increases exponentially as the fight goes on, creating a soft enrage).

Once the amalgamation is killed with 9 stacks, everyone should run away from it immediately as it will, after a few seconds, blow up in a massive explosion which will instantly kill anyone near it. As soon as this happens, the only real dps check of the fight will occur. The add's explosion will cause the plate to, after a few moment, lift up and reveal a "burning tendon." All raiders (including tank and healers) should make a "/tar burning" macro and should use all dps possible to kill it. The tendon casts for 23 seconds but is unattackable for 5 of those seconds, leaving your raid with 17 seconds to kill it. If you fail to kill it, it means repeating the entire process again and will likely lead to a wipe.

Strategies for maximizing dps in this phase include the following. All dps should save all cooldowns for the tendon. EVERYONE SHOULD STACK ON THE TENDON when it appears (be careful NOT to stack in the pool of burning blood next to it). Everyone, including healers, should maximize dps on the tendon. Obviously, if people need heals, healers should heal. However, if no one is below 50%, healers should focus on doing any damage they reasonably can. Obviously, this means that the dps and tank should be doing outstanding dps during this phase as it is their only time to let loose. The strategy that worked for my raid group was: For the 1st tendon, use all dps cooldowns that had a cooldown of less than 5 minutes; for the 2nd tendon, use hero/lust and any one minute cooldowns; for the 3rd tendon, use any and everything we could (5min and ten minute cds). If a stun goes out during this phase, ignore it and continue dps. However, it is very important that any stuns BEFORE this phase be broken immediately as every bit of dps is needed.

Good luck!

Comentario de Kathucka

Here are short instructions on how to defeat this encounter on LFR difficulty:

Mark and kill ONE Corruption (tentacle). It will spawn an Amalgamation. Tank the Amalgamation next to the armor plate closest to the head.

DPS the Amalgamation down to 20%.

Secondary tank, pick up bloods and move them to the Amalgamation. Kill them there. This increases the stacks on the Amalgamation.

When the Amalgamation reaches nine stacks, kill it and run away. This spawns a Tendon in front of you.

Blow all DPS cooldowns and nuke the Tendon.

Repeat the above two times, then watch Thrall PewPewLazor Deathwing, and collect your ilvl 390 loot.

The fight is extremely easy in LFR if you do this. Low DPS requirements. Very little healing. Very little tanking.

Comentario de 445685

As I posted over on the Burning Tendons page:

3006k HP on 10-man normal mode. Seal Armor Breach's cast is 23 seconds, however the tendons are non-targettable until 7 seconds thereafter, leaving 16 seconds to kill them. Thus, you need 28.52k DPS per raider, assuming a 0.5 second delay due to latency and targeting, 1/3/6 raid comp, and that the tank and all the healers add up to 0.8 damage dealers. This is slightly higher than Ultraxion, but has the advantage of being burst DPS required, and thus trinkets and cooldowns can and should be timed for this burn phase.

3006k HP on 10-man normal mode.
16 seconds to kill.
28.52k burst DPS per raider to kill in a single phase.
Save trinkets and cooldowns for this phase.

Comentario de 609114

Currently is rather buggy for pets; pets will frequently fall through Deathwing whilst trying to attack the tendon.

Comentario de Euphemia

Instructional video of a kill, including the Maybe he'll get dizzy achievement. This is on 10m normal.

Comentario de tadelle

We are 3 man healing this fight. 2 man assigned for Plasma ardiente. When 3 or more people have it , it's time to start using CDs. But not a hard encounter on normal difficulty.

Comentario de 126504

Grasping tendrils seem to come and go willy nilly within the last few weeks. Has anyone else noticed having the debuff and the suddenly losing it and getting flung off his back?

Comentario de JASP01

Can't help but notice he isn't classified as Dragonkin....

Comentario de Kathucka

Although it doesn't look like it, this turns out to be primarily a healing fight on normal mode. Healers will have to blow cooldowns at certain points to keep everyone alive.

First, right when you roll, lots of people will have Searing Plasma, as there were just three or four Corruptions applying it. At the same time, everyone will be jumping into the holes, which means the whole raid will be taking damage. There will also be two or three Amalgamations up, so the tanks (or other raid members!) will be taking extra damage. Note that this happens right at the beginning of the fight, so watch out! Blow cooldowns before the roll so that you can clear all the Searing Plasma before the AoE damage starts.

Second, and obviously, when the Amalgamation gets nine stacks of Absorb Blood, heavy raid damage and even heavier tank damage go out. Look for raid-wide damage-reducers (aura mastery, bubbles, Divine Guardian, "Raid Wall", etc.), and hope your tank is blowing his cooldowns. Better yet, get the Amalgamation to very low health before stacking up the Absorb Blood, so you don't have to put up with it for long.

When someone gets Fiery Grip, they take heavy single-target damage. Watch out for the debuff and be ready to heal them hard, especially if it's a fellow healer or they have Plasma.

Also, for the whole fight, you have to keep Searing Plasma clear while not running out of mana. A single tentacle casting the 10-man normal version requires 25,000 HPS to keep clear, and it has to be clear when you hit the AoE damage parts of the fight.

Tanks and damage-dealers need to be aware that healers are burning up mana dealing with Searing Plasma, and do what they can to reduce incoming damage. This includes using personal cooldowns as appropriate, breaking the Grip quickly, and keeping all the adds on the tank or tanks.

Comentario de Galindruhek

I would just like to point out for Warlocks who might be new to raids in general and this fight in particular...should the Raid Leader tell you to "Stop DPSing Corruption" s/he doesn't mean your dot Corruption...they mean the tentacles. Failure to follow through as they intended could result in your being called all kinds of names, accused of intentionally trying to wipe the raid, and of course being booted...things that are good to know...

Comentario de DBlightJordail

Since it hasn't been mentioned yet, it should be noted that the s do not have a front or back, therefore they can parry in any direction. As a melee dps, staying out of things is more important than than your position on the mob itself.

Comentario de Mazorlion

From my experience healing this fight (many wipes) on heroic, I have never yet seen Corrupción de sangre: Tierra change into Corrupción de sangre: Muerte. We even started dispelling the Corrupción de sangre: Tierra to move it to the tanks before anyone else and still I have never seen it mutate back into death. Has anyone else had this experience?

Comentario de rilgania

Yet another 10m heroic guide... :)

This is a quick cover of how my raid did the first kill and thought to give a few inputs for those looking for advice. It is by no means supposed to be the "best" way to do it, it merely was the best solution for OUR raid!

Setup
- 2 Tanks (druid, paladin)
- 3 Healers (priest, shaman, druid)
- 5 DDs (hunter, mage, rogue, warlock, priest)

Fight breakdown
Pull -
kill 3 corruptions - 1st roll - kill last corruption, amalgamation - tendon 1a - kill corruption, amalgamation - tendon 1b -
kill 3 corruptions - 2nd roll - kill corrupion, amalgamation - tendon 2a - kill corruption, amalgamation - tendon 2b -
kill 3 corruptions - 3rd roll - kill corruption, amalgamation - tendon 3a - kill corruption, amalgamation - tendon 3b

Details
The fight mechanics are simple and straight-forward. The hard part is to not get overwhelmed by the blood adds and general incoming damage. They were tanked by the paladin and constantly nuked by the hunter. The healers can call for time-off when things got tight but this shouldn't happen too often. The whole raid should bomb them during the second roll, but not during the last. Instead, they are bombed after the roll, because the Amalgamations are likely fully soaked before the roll and deal a lot of damage. Towards the end of the fight, after Tendon 3a (during which the hunter keeps bombing the blood if possible), you'll get to a point where's too much blood. Proceed to kite them, using paladin and warlock stuns for every change of direction.
Raid cooldowns are used during rolls 2 and 3 and Amalgamation explosions, assign them beforehand. Ours were: SL totem + hymn during rolls, tranquility for the explosion. The non healer cooldowns were called by our main healer whenever necessary. Also assign someone to backup the dispeller when they are casting their cooldown.
The Almagamation is tanked near the plate and nuked fast. Mind to kill it right when Fiery Grip comes off cool down, else it would disrupt the Tendon phase. Be ready to call for a nuke stop if you're too fast. Just to mention the obvious, save DPS cooldowns for the tendon.

Enjoy! :)

Comentario de 324060

This is freaking Hard in Heroic with amalgation's Degradation and the burning Tendon Huge Hp pool,and even with the Aspect Nerf,the Dps requierements are very high to kill a single tendon,and with 2 tendons per plate,you will find impossible to kill both(at least till MoP) in a single exposed phase and you will have to repeat the Amalgation strategy twice per plate,and missing even a single tendon only makes things even worst with Degradation debuff stacking,and its pretty much a wipe in that case.Not even a sigle Dps must die,since it will be impossible to keep up the fight.

Comentario de Voidly

Highlights of Lore Behind Deathwing;

Deathwing the Destroyer, formerly known as Neltharion the Earth-Warder. Thousands years ago he was empowered with power of the earth by Titans. Later, he has been corrupted by the Old God.

The Old Gods:

The Old Gods are powerful dark creatures. They are imprisoned beneath to earth by Titans. There is THREE known Old Gods.

C'Thun, he can be found at Temple of Ahn'Qiraj as the Last Boss. He is Defeated.

Yogg-Saron, he can be found at Ulduar as the Last Boss. He is Defeated.

And the last one is N'Zoth. Who is the responsible for the corruption of Deathwing.
He sent his Faceless one's to aid Deathwing.

Warlord Zon'ozz

"Victory for Deathwing. For the glory of N'Zoth!"
"The will of N'Zoth corrupts you."
"Your skulls shall adorn N'Zoth's writhing throne."
"Your deaths shall sing of N'Zoth's unending glory."

Yor'sahj the Unsleeping

"Our numbers are endless, our power beyond reckoning! All who oppose the Destroyer will DIE A THOUSAND DEATHS!"
"You will drown in the blood of the Old Gods! ALL OF YOU!"
"All praise Deathwing, THE DESTROYER!"
"From its BLEAKEST DEPTHS, we RECLAIM this world!"

Haethen Kaul

"It is true that we serve Deathwing, but we also serve a higher power. Never forget that!"

Also, He is source of Emerald Nightmare, which is twisted Emerald Dream.

His current place is unknown.

First Defeat of the Deathwing:

After he driven mad, he turned aganist other aspects during the War of the Ancients. He also showed himself as Lord Daval Prestor at Second War. After a series of setbacks, he retreated to the elemental plane of Deepholm to recuperate. And many believed he is dead.

After, he returned and his wrath resulted in the Shattering, which reshaped the map of Azeroth.

Dragon Soul:

Dragon Soul is an artifact created before the War of the Ancients by Deathwing to use aganist the Burning Legion. Howewer Deathwing corrupted and he wished to use it to control the other Dragonflights, and make himself a god to be worshipped by the mortal races.

Later Malfurion Stormrage succeeded to steal Dragon Soul but he was captured by Queen Azshara's soldiers, led by his own brother, Illidan Stormrage. Dragon Soul wanted to use open a portal that allows Sargeras entry into Azeroth at Well of Eternity. But they failed and Burning Legion banished back, then Malfurion and the four remaining Aspects placed a spell on the Dragon Soul that would prevent Deathwing from ever using it again.

Also it caused his defeat. Thrall channeled Dragon Soul's Power (Empowered with power of the other aspects, (Again) ) to Deathwing Three times, finally he is destroyed.

Deathwing's Followers and Relatives:

- Twilight's Hammer (The cult worshipping and serving Old God's, led by Twilight Council) Twilight Council : Cho'gall , Twilight Lord Everun and High Priestess Azil. After Defeat of Twilight Council, Twilight's Hammer led by Twilight Father-Prophet (Archbishop Benedictus)

- Ragnaros and Fire Elementals.
- Al'Akir and Air Elementals.
- Neferset Tol'vir
- Few Earth Elementals (His power over the earth) (Morchok)
- Few Water Elementals
- Faceless One's (Forces of N'zoth)

- Lady Sinestra (Prime consort)
- Onyxia, Nefarian and Wrathion (children)

Main sources : Wowpedia and Wowwiki.

Note: I will add more later. Thanks for reading. Sorry for grammar and typing mistakes.

Comentario de Wolvigar

As I've pointed out for Ultraxion and Warmaster, Unholy Death Knights can take advantage of having Anti-Magic Shell during this fight. The Hideous Amalgamation's Nuclear Blast can be absorbed with Anti-Magic Shell, and turned into a high amount of Runic Power.

Comentario de Eillesthis

FYI if you've done any previous bosses on normal mode (for achievements), you can't do Spine of Deathwing (or Madness of ) on heroic this week.

Comentario de Sentro

As this hasn't been mentioned until now: This encounter has a fifteen minute enrage timer. After these fifteen minutes Deathwing will roll over and kick everybody from his back. You can't avoid this and even standing in the remains of the tentacles won't prevent you from this fate.

Found this out the hard way in the raidfinder...

Comentario de Qoko

Want to see some confirmation or rejection of this detail on Spine heroic. Last I noted, it seems that s actually Sangre absorbida way more than the 9 residues required for the Núcleo sobrecalentado. A major tactic used on heroic to subdue the enormous increase of Bloods is by cleaning them as you roll, yet this invokes much more overall. If the above is true you can use the first two plates up simply clear all Bloods as you progress to the Tendon, making the third much easier. It shouldn't take the tank too long to pick up all residues though, due to the nucleus blowing your face off, but if they're at least partly placed alright, this ought to ease up a bit. So, anyone else noticed this as well?

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[Deathwing] <[The Destroyer]>

Este PNJ se puede encontrar en Alma de Dragón .

Alma de DragónAsedio del Templo del Reposo del DragónMorchokSeñor de la guerra Zon'ozzYor'sahj el VeladorHagara la VinculatormentasCaída de AlamuerteUltraxionMaestro de guerra Cuerno NegroEspinazo de AlamuerteLocura de Alamurte

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Heroico		Mítico
Mortal		Importante
Tanque		DPS
Sanador		Interrumpible
Magia		Maldición
Veneno		Enfermedad
Enfurecimiento

Caída en barrena – A lo largo del encuentro, Alamuerte intenta tirar de su lomo a los jugadores cuando nota que están todos en el mismo lado de su espina dorsal. Durante una Caída en barrena, Alamuerte tira a todos los jugadores y otras criaturas que no estén adheridas a su lomo.

Placas reforzadas con elementium

El golpe de refilón del Alma de dragón ha destruido una de las placas grandes del lomo de Alamuerte y ha aflojado otras tres. Los jugadores deben quitar todas esas placas para que Thrall pueda realizar un disparo limpio.

Tendones ardientes
Los jugadores exponen tendones ardientes cuando levantan una de las placas de la armadura de Alamuerte. Destruir estos fragmentos fibrosos es la clave para eliminar una placa de armadura.
- Sellar brecha de armadura – Después de que un jugador levante una placa de armadura, el tendón ardiente no tarda en volver a bajarla, lo que protege a los tendones del daño y evita que la placa salga volando.

Sistema inmunológico de Alamuerte

Las criaturas que componen el sistema inmunológico de Alamuerte emergen de los agujeros dejados por las placas arrancadas de la armadura. Alamuerte se defiende con más intensidad cuantas más placas se arranquen.

Zarcillos enredadores – Estos zarcillos surgen de los agujeros del lomo de Alamuerte que no están ocupados por tentáculos de corrupción. Los zarcillos atraparán a cualquier jugador que se acerque demasiado, lo que reducirá un 35% su velocidad de movimiento e infligirá 5250 to 6750 p. de daño de Fuego cada 5 s hasta que se aparten. Este efecto impide que se pueda tirar a los jugadores del lomo de Alamuerte.
[Corruption] – Estos tentáculos son las espectaculares manifestaciones físicas de la corrupción de los dioses antiguos que inunda el cuerpo de Alamuerte. Primero salen de los agujeros que quedan en su lomo cuando se levantan las placas de su armadura y sellan completamente la herida, lo que impide que cualquier otra criatura salga de ella.
[Hideous Amalgamation] – Estas criaturas inestables están hechas de fragmentos de la armadura de elementium y de trozos del antiguo cuerpo del dragón unidos por su sangre fundida.
- Absorber sangre – La amalgama absorbe los residuos de las sangres corruptas cercanas. La amalgama se vuelve más inestable con cada residuo que absorbe, lo que aumenta un 10% su daño y un 20% la velocidad de ataque. Se sobrecalienta al alcanzar 9 acumulaciones.
- Núcleo sobrecalentado – El núcleo de la amalgama se vuelve críticamente inestable, lo que hace que inflija 30450 to 39550 p. de daño de Fuego a todos los enemigos cada 3 s. Si los jugadores destruyen la amalgama en este estado, provocará una Explosión nuclear.
- Explosión nuclear – El núcleo sobrecalentado de la amalgama activa una explosión masiva, lo que inflige 350625 to 399375 p. de daño de Fuego a los objetivos en un radio de 8 m. Esta poderosa explosión levanta una de las placas de elementium de Alamuerte si están dentro del alcance.
[Corrupted Blood] – Estos glóbulos vivos de la sangre de Alamuerte parecen frágiles, pero al morir dejan un residuo indestructible tras de sí.
- Ráfaga – La sangre corrupta explota cuando se destruye, lo que inflige 26718 to 29531 p. de daño físico a los enemigos cercanos en un radio de 200 m.
- Residuo – Destruir una sangre corrupta deja un residuo indestructible. Se arrastra lentamente hacia uno de los agujeros del lomo de Alamuerte donde se convertirá en una nueva sangre corrupta.

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