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Commento di robspierre

Lootship Battle was merely a setback!

Commento di mysticalos

NPCs
Maestro di Guerra Corno Nero is pretty much a tank and spank warrior with typical warrior abilities.
Goriona is his drake that flies around during phase 1 and 2.
Draco d'Assalto del Crepuscolo are his lesser drakes that shoot weaker fireballs at the ship in phase 1 as well as drop off humanoid adds.
Geniere del Crepuscolo spawn throughout phase 1 and run straight for the ship to blow up. Basically suicide bombers. They need to take top priority when they spawn.
Lamanera d'Élite del Crepuscolo Humanoid add with shadow dot dropped by drakes.
Sicario d'Élite del Crepuscolo Humanoid add with melee bleed dropped by drakes

Fuoco Celeste is the Gunship that takes damage throughout the fight. The encounter goal is to win before the ship takes enough damage to explode.

Phase 1 - Adds

Draco d'Assalto del Crepuscolo

is cast by them entire phase and does damage to skyfire if not absorbed by players. Players can stand in it on purpose to soak up the damage and is the intent to complete the achievement for this encounter (ie none of them ever hitting the ship)
Drop adds on ship periodicly. Phase 1 ends when 3 sets of these adds are killed and all the drakes have been killed.

Lamanera d'Élite del Crepuscolo

is cast on tank and stacks. This one is actually a frontal cone and must be aimed away from raid. Avoid being in front of this mob if not the tank.
Scatto Tagliente, which triggers Scatto Tagliente, is a charge that draws a line on ground then zooms through everyone in it's path. It does considerable damage and should be avoided. It appears to have a 15-20 second cd (per mob) variation on heroic and about 20-30sec (per mob) variation on normal/LFR

Sicario d'Élite del Crepuscolo

is cast on tank and stacks. This one does not have a cleave and is safe to point at raid.
Scatto Tagliente, which triggers Scatto Tagliente, is a charge that draws a line on ground then zooms through everyone in it's path. It does considerable damage and should be avoided. It appears to have a 15-20 second cd (per mob) variation on heroic and about 20-30sec (per mob) variation on normal/LFR

Geniere del Crepuscolo

Spawn every 40 seconds with first being 70 seconds from engage. These can be slowed and death gripped ~~but are immune to all stuns~~ and stunned.
Will cast a vanish spell as soon as they spawn.
Do NOT spawn in LFR difficulty.

Goriona

is cast every 35 seconds, with first being 48 seconds from engage (ie talking to the npc and starting it up)
Bordata is used on heroic only every 90 seconds (first after 57) and does damage equal to 20% of the ships remaining health.

Fuoco Celeste

Fuoco sul Ponte spawns on heroic when The Skyfire hits 75% 50% and 25% HP as the ship takes damage. Has to be avoided while npcs deal with it.

Lancia Arpioni della Fuoco Celeste

Arpione can miss the drakes, if it does, it's recast every 2-3 seconds until it doesn't miss. Once it hits a drake, it applies a debuff. the duration of that debuff appears random and could be anywhere from 20-30 seconds (20 seems to be the min on live). Do to this RNG and your raids dps, drakes can either be easy to kill or a pain in a single cycle. If both drakes are killed, the CD between harpoon launches is 48-50 seconds. If any of them get away and have to trigger Ricarica, it will alter the CD depending on how long it takes to catch up. In LFR, it doesn't seem the drakes have ability to break free from line, they will remain until killed.
Ricarica will be cast when drakes break free from harpoon gun. This is a 10 second channel and prevents Arpione until complete. Upon completion will immediately pull the unfinished drake back in.

Phase 2 - Boss

Maestro di Guerra Corno Nero

Ruggito Perturbante which silences nearby people, but it's range is fairly small, so it's a good idea to group as close as possible to him but outside this range as a caster. Being closer helps dodge his other ability.
Onda d'Urto will target a random person and when it does you have to move to avoid it. Typical target scanning is detectable with mods like dbm or bigwigs as well as unit frames. You can easily see who the Onda d'Urto target is. That target and anyone near them need to move. The attack is harder to dodge further away you are do to it's coneward shape. Furthermore it's a good idea for ranged to spread out to avoid having to move as much. Entire clusters needing to move at once prolongs the fight.
He casts Sfondamento which applies Incrinatura to tanks tanking him and as a result they have to tank swap to clear debuff.
He gains Vendetta based on his health. If he's at 90% health his damage is increased by 10%. If he's at 10% health his damage is increased by 90%. When he gets really low he will wreck tanks and you need to save CDs for this part of fight.

Goriona

Espelli Passeggero 1 is cast as soon as phase starts when Blackhorn is ejected.
In phase 2 it no longer casts Furia del Crepuscolo and instead summons Fiamme del Crepuscolo on the ground every 8 seconds (you can also see who it's targeting). It's typical to kill the drake first so the large voids stop spawning.
On heroic the drake actually lands on the ship and must be tanked as well. You dps it to make it leave.
is cast every 20 seconds while she is on the ground.

Here are observed bugs:

1. Fuoco sul Ponte can fail to properly despawn, making it difficult to tell real fire from "deadfire" that does no damage. This also adds to difficulty to seeing attacks like Scatto Tagliente with a lot of broken fire animation littering the ground.
2. Second Lamanera d'Élite del Crepuscolo is buggy, especialy if disarmed. He loses ability to charge or melee anyone, he just stands there like a moron and does nothing. first and third dreadblade do not seem affected by this bug.
3. Blackhorn and twilight elites can melee people before they hop off drakes. This typically happens if you stand close to the ship's sides, or at point of them landing. they seem to inherit the drakes melee swing range while on it's back and will swing at people as they fly over them. It's typically not a good idea to stand where any of them land.
4. Blackhorn does not properly despawn if you aggro drop him during phase 2. The net result is, on your next pull, a bugged invisible blackhorn is still on deck of ship that will run around killing everyone. Under no circomstance should anyone try to survive a phase 2 wipe.
5. Difensore del Ponte can sometimes randomly fail, even if no twilight barrages hit the ship.
6. Goriona can sometimes evade when she tries to leave the ship (heroic). This can safely be ignored.

Commento di Iroared

Strategy for 10 man normal:

During phase 1 you have to survive three waves of adds and kill all flying drakes (two drakes per each wave).
The drakes drop two kinds of adds: (fully armored) is dropped off first, and (without helm) a few seconds later. They both have a charge ability that marks a path on the ground, and after a few seconds does a lot of damage to anyone standing on that path. They also stack different debuffs on their tank, so tanks should alternate the adds they will be tanking each wave in order to drop the stacks from the previous add. However, Dreadblades also cleave when applying the debuff and should be killed first while faced away from the raid.

Throughout the fight, following things will happen:
Harpoon guns can be used to pull the drakes to the ship, giving the raid time to kill them.
Drakes will cast at random spots on the deck, which deal some damage to the ship unless someone (two players or a tank) get hit by it - the damage is split between all affected players. If you aren't missing any sappers and are killing the drakes quickly enough, you can avoid most of these.
is a big version of the previous spell, it will be preceded by "Goriona! Give them hell!" emote from the boss. The whole raid should stack up on the large circle for this and use defensive cooldowns.
will be dropped off somewhere on the deck, and will run to the hut. If they reach it, the ship will take a large amount of damage. They enter stealth shortly after being dropped off, so aoe and Flare should be used. They can be gripped, slowed and stunned, and don't have much health.

Our priority was sappers > drakes for ranged > melee for adds. Getting people cleaved wasn't a big deal, the DoT doesn't even hurt that much.

Once three waves are taken care of and all drakes are killed, the boss will jump off on the deck.
In the mean time, Goriona will start creating large patches of fire on the ship, so all ranged have to burn her down until she flies off (she has 11M health, not exactly sure at which point she flees).
Warmaster Blackhorn applies a stacking debuff on the tank, reducing armor by 20% per stack, so tanks have to switch every 2 stacks or so. From time to time the boss will turn to a random player and cast a shockwave in their direction - keep the boss in the middle and have everyone spread out around him, and run out to the side quickly when he casts Shockwave. Also he will cast Disrupting Roar, so casters/healers should stay away from him.
As the boss's health goes down, he gets Vengeance, making him deal more damage. For that reason, melee should dps very slowly until the drake is gone, then everyone should burn the boss fast before the tanks die (he has 22M health).

Commento di xinaro

You have to kill the Twilight Sapper - they deal enormous damage to your Ship. (about 1m to 1.25m)
As a melee, do NOT follow him into the cabin, he'll explode and hit you for ~220k firedamage.

Commento di Corrup7ioN

Anyone know how people soloing affects ship damage? Dispersion is enough for a shadow priest to solo it, but does this do more (if any) damage to the ship? states that the ship only takes damage if no player is hit, so one would assume onslaught works the same way... but can we really trust blizz tooltips?

And how about immunity effects like cloak of shadows where the spell does not even reach the attack tables? Does this count as hitting a player and protect the ship?

EDIT: Just looked through WoL, and it seems that the damage is split equally between all players AND the ship...

Goriona Twilight Onslaught The Skyfire 88889
Goriona Twilight Onslaught aaaaaaa 57937 (A: 12063, R: 30000)
Goriona Twilight Onslaught bbbbbb 60612 (A: 9388, R: 30000)
Goriona Twilight Onslaught ccccccc 71482 (A: 8518, R: 20000)
Goriona Twilight Onslaught dddddddd 46433 (A: 9967, R: 40000)
Goriona Twilight Onslaught eeeeeee 43564 (A: 6436, R: 50000)
Goriona Twilight Onslaught fffffff 67628 (A: 2372, R: 30000)
Goriona Twilight Onslaught hhhhhh 58731 (A: 6549, R: 20000)
Goriona Twilight Onslaught waithhhh? 45000 (R: 50000)

Thats 8 players being hit, 800000 / (8 + 1) = 88888.88888

So it looks like soloing onslaught is not really an option as the ship will take 400k, which is a 10th of its total hp. Ofc this is better than noone taking the hit if the raid is too heavily damaged, or it could work if barrage is soaked well and ship damage isn't an issue.

Commento di oscarucb

The most annoying part of the Twilight Sappers is they drop into a smoke bomb as they arrive in the fight, so they become untargettable for a crucial second or so when they start running. Consequently, dps should have a macro for easily targeting them:

/tar Twilight Sapper

The sappers are not tanked, but tanks may be asked to help deal with them (especially in 10 man). Here's a useful macro for dealing with these sappers as a Deathknight tank:

#showtooltip Death Grip
/cleartarget
/tar Twilight Sapper
/focus
/targetlasttarget
/cast Death Grip
/cast Chains of Ice

Hit the button AFTER they've dropped to the deck and you see them run out of their smoke bomb and head up the ship. It will DG them to you and apply chains of ice, without disturbing your target for the adds you're tanking.

Commento di FuxieDK

Stupid Blackhorn..

When you fight multiple enemies, ALWAYS remember to Glyph your Sunder Armor!

Commento di 338957

Tips:

Sappers can be stunned and slowed, but only after they leave their cloud.
Charge damage is completely avoidable. Ranged dps and heals must strafe as soon as the charge path is marked on the ground. Even if the path ends in front of you, they will still hit you, so you must side-step the path.
In phase 1, tanks should strictly alternate which kind of add they pick up because they apply different stacking debuffs. The deadblade cleaves, so angle the adds away from each other. Note: a popular alternative, especially on heroic difficulty, is to have the tanks take turns picking up both adds.
Saving tanking cooldowns until late in phase 2 makes the boss's vengeance easy to deal with.
Pro tip: rogues can dismantle the Dreadblade. This is especially helpful if the Dreadblade tank needs to stack in the Onslaught.
Pro tip: tanks can target adds while they are still on drakes for quicker pickup. Macros help with this.
Pro tip: Your guild's OT might as well re-spec for this fight until (H) Blackhorn is on farm, as Ultraxion and Morchok are trivial in comparison. For example, if you have no DK and your OT is a paladin, he can put 2 points in Improved Hammer of Justice and use Glyph of Hammer of Justice.
Pro tip (unconfirmed): a hunter's flare just outside the cloud may break sappers out of their stealth sooner (thanks, rilgania).

Commento di Arothand

Am I the only one who thinks it would have been cool if this had been Gamon, swayed to Deathwing out of revenge for being beaten up in the tavern?

Commento di 612548

It's possible for ranged to dps/dot while they're flying over, before they drop off their adds. Especially the first wave, since there's nothing else to dps yet anyway. This can shave off a nice chunk of their HP before they're chained, leaving extra time for your ranged to DPS and .

Just make sure to target the drake and not their rider.

Commento di seahen

Luckily, the Encounter tab is wrong about on heroic. It increases shadow damage taken by 50%, not 200,000% as it says.

Commento di Gawwad

There seems to be some kind of bug with the second who jumps on the deck. After a few swings he just follows who ever is tanking him and does nothing. This does not happen every time, but certainly has happened most of the time for my guild on 10 man and on the LFR.

Commento di 26598

As a destruction warlock, when the fight starts (while he is flying in) you can run up to the front of the ship and cast Bane of Havoc on Goriona. My guild has not gotten to phase 2 yet, so I don't know if she gets healed in between the phases but if she doesn't, it'll at least have shaved off a couple of percent of her health when phase 2 starts.

This obviously means however that you can't use it on an add, so if you keep wiping from getting overrun it might be a good idea not to.

Commento di GreenStorm

Mage tips for sappers:
+ Cone of Cold does work on them and it's pretty effective.
+ Blast Wave My personal favorite, pretty effective. (Fire Only)
+ Slow works (Arcane Only)
- Frost Nova doesn't work.
- Dragon's Breath doesn't work.

/ Ring of Frost not sure but I don't think it'll work.

Commento di Euphemia

As promised - our instructional video of this on 10m normal.
Good luck!

Commento di 916115

Though once vast in number, only a few dozen twilight dragons now remain. Astride these hardened survivors are the last vestiges of the Twilight's Hammer's army: the elite drake riders of Deathwing's personal escort. Led by the insidious Warmaster Blackhorn, they move with unholy purpose, driven to protect their dark master.

Commento di Sanryo

The first time I saw and heard this npc, I immediatly thought "Mr Smite, is that you?"

Commento di 296015

Fun boss on heroic 25.

The heroic encounter has a few major, key differences from normal:

- The Skyfire takes a lot more damage from barrages, and Goriona Broadsides it every so often drastically reducing its health
- Spreading Deck Fire to contend with
- Goriona drops down to the ship at 90% and must be tanked

We ranged DPS stacked our raid for our kill.

There are a number of different strategies to deal with phase 1. We used a strategy to control the rate of deck fire spawns as the encounter appears to still have massive bugs related to it - fire does not despawn in phase 2 for a very long time if you have a lot of it. We assigned healers and DPS to quadrants of the ship, leaving one edge of the ship and the area between the cabin and the first large deck board unprotected. Healers and DPS in their quadrant would stack to soak the s as much as possible early on. The entire raid with the exception of the tank would soak the . We tanked both the Dreadblade and the at the "protected" side of the ship opposing the edge where barrages aren't soaked, approximately where the are harpooned. Melee DPS and fire mages were specifically assigned to DPS the drake and adds on this side of the ship, ranged DPS were specifically assigned to DPS the other drake (and multidot at discretion). DPS priority is sapper -> drake -> dreadblade -> slayer.

Both melee adds will towards a random player who is at least 15 yards distant. This is the reason one edge of the ship is left "unprotected" from barrage soaking, as people standing this far from the adds to soak barrages cause blade rushes to have to go further, reducing melee DPS uptime on the adds and requiring more raid movement. Nobody should be more than about 30y from the drake/add stack.

Deck fire is an RNG factor. It spreads randomly and requires time to be put out by the ship's deckhands, however if the ship takes too much damage too quickly, additional fire spawns which can actually stack on existing fire, making it take much longer to put out. We attempted to have no additional fire spawn until the existing fire was almost put out.

would be death gripped into the melee/drake stack when targetable. One of these hitting is likely an instant wipe as combined with a Broadside the ship will plummet in health causing additional fire.

The transition to phase 2 occurs when the last drake of the third set is killed. We would sometimes delay killing this drake if the ship's health was still high, in order to clean up the remaining adds. When phase 2 begins, fire no longer spawns regardless of the ship's health, and any remaining adds must be prioritized to be killed.

As phase 2 begins, ranged DPS would stack on the right edge of the ship by the stairs (where Goriona positions herself). The goal is to push her to 90% before she spawns a second Twilight Flames void zone. We would then tank Blackhorn and Goriona stacked, with melee on the left side and ranged on the right side of Goriona, just inside her hitbox. This allows ranged DPS the easiest time to avoid Shockwave as it is a narrower field the closer to the boss you are. All DPS must be focused on Goriona. Our Blackhorn tank would take over tanking her at 3 stacks of Sunder Armor with a tank swap. For DPS, it is important NOT to DPS Blackhorn significantly until Goriona flies away, outside of passive cleave effects. His health should be around 85-90% when she flies off.

is not a major concern, but does cause spell pushback when the AOE goes off, which can be very annoying. Healers must just watch for it and make sure not to cast directed heals at the victim.

Once Goriona is gone the fight just becomes a tank and spank on Blackhorn with raid cooldowns rotated to survive Disrupting Roar as his health lowers.

The encounter has some major bugs still in it, including occasionally having a second, invisible, untargetable Blackhorn spawn on the ship at the start of a new pull following a phase 2 wipe, who obviously runs around 1-shotting people and wiping the raid again.

ed: As of about a week ago the bugs of fire persisting halfway into phase 2 and invisible Blackhorn appear to be fixed.

Commento di 296015

Mage (and ranged DPS in general) tip:

You can start the encounter by standing at the far end of the ship (where Thrall and the aspects are). Goriona flies overhead, and you can get 1-2 Scorch + Living Bomb onto her here. You then run to the left side of the ship (facing away from the cabin), and you will drop combat and can prepot here before getting a hardcast pyroblast / living bomb onto the first drake, scorch/living bomb onto the second, and living bomb onto the dreadblade.

Commento di 58024

Friendly tip: If you stand on the top deck near the back of the boat you can get in attack range as range to start hitting the first drake that spawns. Helps down them a little bit faster when the fight starts. Faster the kill means fewer barrages.

Commento di 861305

I don't know about the rest of you, but I think that Blackhorn here is simply Mr.Smite after he was hit one to many times by adventurers. He simply stumbled around and was than adopted into the twilight's hammer and was given a new name. Blackhorn is merely a cover!

Commento di N0VIS

I'm surprised it's not been posted yet, but here's Warmaster Blackhorn's sound files for in-game use.

"You won't get near the master! Dragonriders, attack!"
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Aggro_01.ogg")

"Well... done, heh. But I wonder if you're good enough... to best him."
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Death_01.ogg")

"Looks like I'm doing this myself. Good!"
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Event_01.ogg")

"We're flying a little too close. It's been a good fight, but I'm ending it, now."
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Event_02.ogg")

"Hah! I was hoping you'd make it this far. You'd best be ready for a real fight."
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Intro_01.ogg")

"Mess with the bull...."
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Slay_01.ogg")

*Laugh*
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Slay_02.ogg")

"Down you go!"
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Slay_03.ogg")

"Get up! Oh... weakling!"
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Slay_04.ogg")

"Goriona, give them hell!"
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Spell_01.ogg")

*Rawr!*
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Spell_02.ogg")

"How's THIS?"
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Spell_03.ogg")

"Come on!"
/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Creature\\WarmasterBlackhorn\\VO_DS_Blackhorn_Spell_04.ogg")

Commento di 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)
- 2 Healers (priest, shaman)
- 6 DDs (2 hunters, mage, rogue, warlock, priest)

Phase 1
Three packs of 2 dragons and 2 melee adds spawn on a 1min timer (i think). Additionally, there are sappers on a different timer which need to die quickly, and gariona casts her twilight onslaught. This phase is very messy in general because there's loads going on. It requires good situational awareness from all players as well as good communication, and a little luck. Let's look at the different aspects:

Drakes: They need to die the first time they are pulled to the ship. Both hunters with CDs and warlock dots killed one, the casters (warlock main nuked it too) killed the other. In the last wave, one drake is killed in the second pull, because the melee adds need to be dealt with first. It is possible for melees to hit them too if they stand on the very edge of the ship, but it's a bit tricky.
Melee adds: Whenever possible, they were tanked on top of a drake, and always close to each other. The rogue stays on them all the time, killing the one that does the cone AE effect first. Once the drakes are down, the casters switch and finish them off. In the last wave, one melee add should die before the second drake because the transition starts as soon as both drakes are down.
Sappers: To force them out of vanish, make sure to spread AoE effects in front of the cloud as best as possible. The hunter's flare works fine too. Stun and slow them as soon as they are visible, it is best to assign someone this job (WL in our case). If a tank is free, he should focus on stopping them. Kill them quickly.
Twilight Onslaught: Everyone should always stand in them. Use defensive individual and raid cooldowns, be careful to turn the melee adds away from the grou.
Twilight barrage: You'll need to take about 8 of them, depending on how fast you are. The faster the drakes die, the less will spawn. Make sure that at least two people stand in them unless defensive cooldowns are used. This can be tricky due to latency; efficient voice communication is absolutely mandatory.

The main difficulty here is that everything happens at the same time, like drakes (which need to die quickly) plus sapper plus Twilight Onslaught at the far end of the ship, while there's fire everywhere. If you get all these things right, it all depends on how lucky you are with fire. If it is all over the ship when phase 2 starts, you might get into trouble.

Phase 2
This part is a dps and heal race, the enrage timer starts once Blackhorn lands. The melees should get him as low as possible, while the ranged dps the dragon to ~85%. That will force him into landing; at this point, all DPS switches to Goriona to take her to 20%. They are tanked on top of each other, but look in different directions (~45° apart), so that the breath hits one tank only. Tanks need to swap targets every now and then to reset the debuff. The group stacks up at 10y range to avoid the silence and have short distances when avoiding the shockwave at the same time. The consuming shroud debuff is best healed through slowly and will stop appearing once Goriona flees. It might be helpful if a healer stands away from the AE effect to avoid pushback.
Once there's blackhorn only, the group can spread a bit. Now, it all depends on how well the tanks can be kept alive, and how fast the DPS can take him down. Be sure to not stand too far away from Blackhorn, or you might not get out of shockwave in time.

Enjoy! :)

Commento di SDimou

So this guy is actually wielding a Two-Hand Mace (Ataraxis, Cudgel of the Warmaster) with a Shield (Blackhorn's Mighty Bulwark)! That's cool! (and odd)

Commento di 166779

Useful macro for Paladins to deal with the sapper (other classes can change the hammer spell as necessary). Targets the sapper, places a skull on them, puts a raid warning out, then stuns.

/target Twilight Sapper
/stopmacro
/script if GetRaidTargetIndex("target")==nil then SetRaidTarget("target",8) end
/rw Sapper!
/cast Hammer of Justice

Commento di Tastyllama

Hunters taking on their own can use the following:

1) Tenacity pet's Intervene - In full normal Dragon Soul raid gear and 2/3 Hunter vs. Wild will give you a 75-80k absorb for the next attack. The DPS loss shouldn't be too big as you are more likely to nuke the assault drakes in this fight.

2) Glyph of Raptor Strike - More useful in when taking the Onslaught as you are near melee targets.

3) Deterrence - Save this for an emergency.

Commento di Ventros

Is in full heroic tier 13, and uses a 2h as a 1h. Easily the most badass NPC ever.

Commento di 938962

If anyone is interested in role playing as this guy, here is his armor set:
https://www.wowhead.com/cata/compare?items=78658:78689:78669:78705:78734:78445:78431:78452:78390:78448

And of course his mount:
Draco del Crepuscolo del Gladiatore Crudele

Commento di 836112

Flavor text from Belt of the Beloved Companion and the name of said item suggests that Blackhorn and Goriona were friends, rather than Master and Slave.

Commento di Solarflair

This guy has amazing sound files - I highly reccomend playing this fight with your sound on. After Sky Captain Swayze is done talking.

Commento di 806819

Very useful thing is that that the tanks should take the 2 npc's wchich they tank to take them to the drakes on HC difficulty it really helps to kill those 3 mobs very fast and the Skybreaker takes a lot smaller damage,HC twilight barrage if it hits the ship next barrage deals 50% more damage so watch out for this :D

Commento di Wolvigar

I'd like to point out that, for Unholy Death Knights, using Anti-Magic Shell for the mini-onslaughts will probably help out a bit. If you're spec'd into Magic Suppression, using Anti-Magic Shell and taking a full mini-onslaught will give you a full bar of Runic Power.

*Update*
I can now add that, in the second phase, the AoE flame that Goriona puts onto the ship can be absorbed and turned into Runic Power as well.

Commento di MABGamer6407

This should have def been Gamon. I mean come on now, this would make perfect sense. Who agrees aye?

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[Warmaster Blackhorn]

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Eroica		Mitica
Letale		Importante
Difensore		Assaltatore
Guaritore		Interrompibile
Magia		Maledizione
Veleno		Malattia
Rabbia

Stage One: Dragonriders, Attack!

Flying alongside the Skyfire and surveying the scene while his massive twilight drake lobs balls of destruction at the gunship, Warmaster Blackhorn gives the order for his elite dragonriders to swoop into battle.

The Skyfire
Sky Captain Swayze helms this massive gunship equipped with numerous cannons and a pair of harpoon guns for its defense. The gunship is sturdy but not indestructible, and if it sustains too much damage the pursuit of Deathwing will come to an untimely end.
- Harpoon Guns
  Alliance engineers equipped the Skyfire with two repurposed harpoon guns, seized during its prior service in Northrend. Harpoon gunners spear the enemy's Assault Drakes and reel them in to bring them within reach of ranged attackers on the deck. The drakes strain against the line, eventually breaking free and returning to a safe distance. After a pause to reload, the harpoon gunners then spear their target anew.
  In Looking for Raid Difficulty, the drakes do not break free from the Harpoons.
[Goriona] – Warmaster Blackhorn takes to the skies with this massive twilight drake.
- Twilight Onslaught – Goriona unleashes a massive blast of dark energy at a random location on the deck of the Skyfire. Twilight Onslaught inflicts 3000000 Shadow damage, divided evenly among all players within its 10 yard radius and the Skyfire. If the attack strikes the deck of the Skyfire without hitting a player, the gunship suffers the full damage.
[Twilight Assault Drake] – These drakes strafe across the deck of the ship, deposit their fierce riders onto the deck, and then retreat to a safe distance to bombard the gunship.
- Twilight Barrage – The twilight drakes launch bursts of dark energy at a random location on the deck of the Skyfire. Twilight Barrage inflicts 280000 Shadow damage, divided evenly among all players within its 5 yard radius. If the attack strikes the deck of the Skyfire without hitting a player, the gunship suffers the full damage instead.
  On Heroic Difficulty, Twilight Barrage also increases Shadow damage taken by 50% for 6 sec. This effect stacks.
[Twilight Elite Dreadblade]
- Blade Rush – The Dreadblade charges at the location of a random distant player, inflicting 138750 to 161250 Physical damage to all players in its path.
- Degeneration – The Dreadblade carves a swath of destruction with its dark sword. The sword inflicts 114000 to 126000 Shadow damage to enemies in a frontal cone, and 9000 Shadow damage every 2 sec for 1 min. This effect stacks.
[Twilight Elite Slayer]
- Blade Rush – The Elite Slayer charges at the location of a random distant player, inflicting 138750 to 161250 Physical damage to all players in its path.
- Brutal Strike – The Slayer strikes a vicious blow with its jagged sword. The strike inflicts 150 Physical damage, and 9000 Physical damage every 2 sec for 1 min. This effect stacks.

Stage Two: Looks Like I'm Doing This Myself

Once the Skyfire's defenders defeat three waves of dragonriders, Warmaster Blackhorn leaps down onto the deck of the gunship.

[Warmaster Blackhorn]
- Devastate – Blackhorn sunders his current target's armor, inflicting 120% weapon damage and reducing the player's armor by 20% for 30 sec. This effect stacks.
- Disrupting Roar – Warmaster Blackhorn screams fiercely, inflicting 92625 to 102375 Physical damage to all enemies on the gunship. The shout also interrupts spellcasting for players within 10 yards for 8 sec.
- Shockwave – Blackhorn strikes the ground, unleashing a wave of force that inflicts 95000 to 105000 Physical damage to enemies in an 80 yard frontal cone and stuns them for 4 sec.
- Vengeance – As Warmaster Blackhorn takes damage during the course of the fight, he inflicts 1% more damage for each percentage of his missing health.
[Goriona] – After depositing her master on the deck of the Skyfire, Goriona hovers alongside the Skyfire and rains destruction down on the players. Once Goriona has suffered sufficient damage, she will break off and flee, abandoning her master on the Skyfire.
On Heroic mode, upon reaching 90% health, Goriona will land on the Skyfire's deck to assist her master.
- Twilight Flames – Goriona launches a blast of dark energy at the location of a random player, inflicting 57000 to 63000 Shadow damage on impact to players in a 8 yard radius. Twilight Flames lingers on the deck of the Skyfire, inflicting 43875 to 46125 Shadow damage to players within 7 yards every 1 sec for 30 sec.

[Warmaster Blackhorn]

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