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Commentaire de Igit

This can be soloed by a healer. He is really easy as in 10 man he only hits for about 11k per cast.

He casts 3 tornado which circle around him and should be dodged they're big and not very hard to avoid.

He casts a Wind Blast which he will turn and face a side of the platform and shoot a gust of wind and rotate in about a half circle.

If you get hit by a tornado or the Wind Blast you will be knocked off your platform and everyone in your raid will be silenced and wipe.

Commentaire de GraveDiggerX

Strategy Guide & Video:

Below I will write a guide and demonstrate what we did in our attempts to kill this boss.

Our Group:

2 Tanks - | Paladin | Druid |
3 Healers - | Druid | Paladin | HPriest |
5 DPS - | Death Knight | Rogue | Hunter | Mage | Ele Shaman |

General Boss Information:

This encounter consists of 3 elemental lords. Anshal, Nezir and Rohash.
They each have unique abilities. Each one is based on their energy bar, which goes to 90 and is growing by 1 per second once engaged
They are each on a separate platform with wind paths used to fly back and forth from one to the other.
At 90 energy they each cast their ultimate ability, at which time you cannot leave your current platform.
They all must be simultaneously engaged.
They all must die within ~90 seconds of one another or they will Gather Strength and come back to life.

~Anshal

Anshal is the Lord of the West Wind and is on the left platform while facing Al’Akir.
Anshal uses the power of life to try and thwart his enemies.
If Anshal is not engaged, he will cast Withering Winds… resulting in a raid wipe.
Periodically throughout the fight, Anshal will cast Soothing Breeze which summons a healing circle on one of Anshal’s allies (including himself) and heals any of his allies for 20k per second and silences any raid members inside.
At 30 energy, Anshal will cast Nurture, a 5 seconds cast that summons 1 Ravenous Creeper every second. They have 125k HP and since they do an ability called Toxic Spores, (which deals damage and places a stacking DoT on anyone in range) they must be killed.
Finally, Anshal’s ultimate ability is Zephyr, an ability that heals him every second and does a stacking DPS buff to him.

~Nezir

Nezir is the Lord of the North Wind and is on the opposite platform from where you enter.
Nezir uses the power of frost to try and thwart his enemies.
If Nezir is not engaged, he will cast Chilling Winds… resulting in a raid wipe.
Periodically throughout the fight, Nezir will cast Wind Chill, which hits everyone on the platform for ~10k frost damage and increases their vulnerability to frost for 35 seconds. Stacks indefinitely.
Along with this, he will also cast Permafrost, which deals damage in a cone in front of him for 3 seconds and leaves an ice patch when he is done.
Finally, Nezir’s ultimate ability is Sleet Storm. This causes 30k damage per second to everyone on the platform. The damage is split amongst everyone there.

~Rohash

Rohash is the Lord of the East Wind and is on the right platform while facing Al’Akir.
Rohash uses the power of wind to try and thwart his enemies.
If Rohash is not engaged, he will cast Deafening Winds… resulting in a raid wipe.
Periodically, Rohash will cast Slicing Gale, which deals nature damage to a random raid member.
Along with this, Rohash will summon tornados around him. Basically preventing melee from attacking him.
At 30 energy, Rohash will begin to channel Wind Blast. When this happens, he will face an area and begin to channel this clockwise. Any players caught in the path will be knocked off the platform.
Finally, Rohash’s ultimate ability is Hurricane. It is similar to Malygos’ vortex. Deals minimal damage and must be healed through.

Overall Strategy:

This is a fairly simple encounter once you get raid positioning down.
Anshal – You will want 3-4 DPS/1 Tank/1 Healer here. The reason for the DPS is in order to kill the adds before the Ultimate. If not killed they will grow in power and overwhelm your group.
Nezir – You will only want 1 Tank/1 Healer here. He will be the last to die.
Rohash – You will want your remaining raid here. Usually 1-2 DPS/1 Healer. The reason for this is because he is the easiest of the 3. You will be able to do constant damage to him, and without adds, will die faster.
Position your raid like so, stated above.
You will remain this way and deal with each of their abilities depending on your platform. At ~80 energy you will want to prepare to switch. During the switch, have the Nezir and Anshal Tank/Healer switch platforms. (Due to the Wind Chill debuff)
You will also want all DPS to go over to Nezir until Sleet Storm is done. This is in order to split the massive damage as much as possible.
After the ultimate abilities are over. Have all DPS go back to their original positions. The switched Tank/Healer should stay there, only switching back with the next ultimate.
Rinse and repeat until Rohash is almost dead. At this time kill both Rohash and Anshal ASAP. After each is dead, everyone on that platform should go to Nezir and burn him before either of the other 2 resurrects and BOOM, you have your kill!

Tips:

Don’t be bad and this will be a very easy encounter.

I wish you the best of luck, and feel free to critique my post and ask any questions.

Please uprate if this helped at all!

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~Wrex | Pseudonym | Executus-US

Commentaire de Aedilhild

I'm surprised to not have heard about an alternate strategy for healer swaps anywhere else, but the following works well for my group (specifically on 10-man normal mode).

Instead of assigning two tank-healer teams and contending with issues of timing and mana, keep one healer on Anshal's platform at all times. At 60 energy, have the Rohash healer switch to Nezir's platform; as soon as this player is in place to heal the soon-to-leave Nezir tank and the incoming Anshal tank, have the Nezir healer switch to Rohash's platform (65-75 energy). At 60 energy during the next cycle, the healer on Rohash's platform switches with the healer on Nezir's platform in the same manner.

This allows each Nezir healer to enjoy a full cycle of mana regeneration, and be a little less constrained in keeping the Nezir tank alive because of it. Likewise, both the Nezir and the Anshal tank will always have a healer waiting to patch them up during the often inelegant platform-switching process.

Commentaire de ZelosRaine

From a Disc Priest:

This boss is a cake walk for us...if we stay out of the tornadoes and Wind Blast (discussed in the next paragraph). Because the healing is so low, feel free to dps as much as you can. One PW:S on all raid members on the platform shouldn't oom you and should be enough as far as healing goes. I would spam Holy Fire and use my Penance on the boss, even tossing up some dots and spamming Smite. If your mana begins dropping too fast, use your Shadowfiend and cut back on the dps. I usually do this platform with one dps whom I send over to Nezir when Rohash is at 8-9%, finishing him most or all the way off by myself for the rest of the fight.

Avoiding the tornadoes is as easy as staying outside of the small circle on the ground around him. However, Wind Blast is another story. I usually do the entire fight with Inner Will up (instead of Inner Fire) as the movement speed increase is much better than the spell power and armor (for this fight). When Wind Blast starts, he will point in the direction he will cast. He always casts clockwise. Therefore, if he points directly at you, run to your right, and he will cast where you were, completely negating the ability. Only do this if it is directly at you or a bit to the left of you (facing boss). If he points any distance to your right, immediately start running to the left. I actually feel comfortable dodging the tornadoes and just run through the inner circle, essentially doubling my run speed and getting behind him immediately.

For his ultimate, just use instant casts to keep yourself and others healthy, then spam Levitate (you do have it glyphed, right?) on yourself as you fall.

Best of luck!

Commentaire de Araitik

Conclave of Wind 10 Normal solo by a mage : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEyrZKTbwx8
Al'Akir 10 Heroic solo by a mage : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjy-qJUsFJE

Enjoy :)

Commentaire de BscorpobBx5

Soloed all of Trône des quatre vents for Rênes de drake du vent du Sud as a 546 BM Hunter with legendary cloak today.

Preparation: I don't think it's doable in anything other than Beast Mastery, I found the Guérison spirituelle from a spirit beast is required. As long as you constantly use Détournement to your pet when on Nezir's platform, you also shouldn't get any aggro, as I recommend speccing your pet ferocity instead of tenacity, the DPS is needed. Agility food(Bien nourri), Tambours des rois oubliés, and Parchemin runique de robustesse III isn't a must but certainly helps. A core hound pre-cast Hystérie ancienne couldn't hurt either. and are required, and I also specced for this fight, as when no one is on Rohash's platform, his debuff (Vents assourdissants), makes you silenced, preventing you from using Ordre de tuer.

Strategy (Conclave of Wind): Start off by bursting down Anshal, due to the debuff from the other wind lords, your haste is decreased by 5000%, and you won't be able to use Ordre de tuer. Use all your CDs, and try to kill him before you run out of focus. Once Anshal is dead, (you should be 90% health or more) run over to Nezir's platform. Getting to his platform means you get your haste back, but you are still silenced. Nezir has a very strange aggro table, I actually had to macro Détournement into my attacks for him to not attack me. Get out of the Plaque de glacees ASAP, and stay behind him, as he uses a frontal AoE attack (Gel prolongé).Use Guérison spirituelle once Rohash's debuff starts doing a lot of damage. If you get low after that, you can use a Potion de soins de maître. Use any CD's you have to finish Nezir, and once he's dead run over to Rohash's platform. Once you get there it's pretty much a kill, however when he casts Ouragan, you can still take 300k fall damage, you can avoid this by using Désengagement right before you hit the floor. All you have to do is kill Rohash before Anshal finishes casting Rassembler ses forces, and it should be a kill.

Strategy (Al'Akir): Just avoid Tornadoes (Ligne de grains) and stand close to him so his Jaillissement de vent don't knock you off, Al'Akir is a ton easier than the conclave of wind, as long as your in 540+ you can pretty much just burn him. It should be noted though that killing Tourmentin put a 10% increased damage debuff (Réaction) on Al'Akir, and it does stack, so it is useful to either let them build up, then kill them all at once, or kill them one by one as they spawn. Important: When he knocks you back during phase 3 with Jaillissement de vent, you have to resummon your pet.

YouTube Video of me soloing both bosses: http://youtube.com/watch?v=nVKN-nKhXxg

Good luck solo farming Rênes de drake du vent du Sud as a hunter, and I hope this comment helped you!

Armory to my hunter: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/character/whisperwind/Scorpob/advanced Feel free to ask me any questions in-game if you are having trouble, or have any questions about the fight, I currently have this on solofarm every week until I get the mount :P

Commentaire de Araitik

Conclave of Wind 25 heroic solo Mage (patch 6.0.3)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2inJyMEYz8I

Enjoy :)

Commentaire de Zoronden

I put together a short 3 min guide on doing Stay Chill solo at level 100, I hope it helps!

Simple Solo Stay Chill guide - lvl 100
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz1qwm5LoSw

Commentaire de Magekin

As a level 100 warrior, I tried this solo (with virtually no prior experience--the last time I tried it was still new and our whole party kept wiping). It was really quite easy to defeat all 4 bosses quckly one after the other. I think I went left from the start and did West-North-East wind, then back to the starting platform where you now have a cyclone to hop onto to take you up to the last boss (who, when you first came in, was lurking about a pillar on your same level, highly visible). I found it interesting that after killing Al'Akir I was "swimming in air", and could swim
around from platform to platform in the instance. I also found it frustrating hat I couldn't locate the treasure. I wasn't sure, from that "dying within 30 seconds", if I could kill the 3 in the enclave fast enough, but it appears I did. I think I saw 1 tornado and 1 other animation around a boss but they did no significant damage to me. Now if only I could get those reins!

Commentaire de Xilu82

The Death Knight ability Pilier de givre will make you immune to the wind blowing between platforms as long as it's active, as those apparently count as movement impairing effects. Hopefully this stops other people from going crazy for about an hour wondering why they keep falling off platforms instead of jumping between them.

Commentaire de HeKol

On an average of 10 runs Conclave of Wind 25HC rewards 123 gold, 53 silver and 30 copper after vendoring dropped gear.

Commentaire de Dylbob

Since the Shadowlands pre-patch is has become impossible for me to solo this on my level 43 Demon Hunter as the scaling Blizzard has implemented on old content is vastly different than the scaling in BFA and earlier.

When I try to kill Rohash he is basically permanently full energy and is therefore constantly casting Ouragan. Essentially if I don't one or two shot him I can't kill him and the ticking damage from Vents d'affliction is far too high that it kills me before I am able to sit through hurricane and get one hit in each time.

Also, another note is that the gusts of wind that let you jump between platforms in the zone often disappear. I don't recall this being an intended mechanic but I may be remembering incorrectly.

(on Heroic 25 man - I was eventually able to do it on N25 but died several times because of the gusts of wind not letting me swap platforms)

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Rohash <Seigneur du vent d'Est>

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Héroïque		Mythique
Mortel		Important
Tank		DPS
Soigneur		Interruptible
Magie		Malédiction
Poison		Maladie
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Anshal

Anshal commence avec zéro point d’énergie du vent au début du combat. Il gagne 1 point d’énergie du vent par seconde, et lorsqu’il atteint 90 points d’énergie, il lance Zéphyr.

Nourricier – Anshal invoque un Rampant vorace toutes les secondes pendant 5 sec.
- Rampant vorace – Les rampants voraces libèrent de manière périodique des Spores toxiques jusqu’à ce qu’ils soient tués.
  - Spores toxiques – Des spores toxiques émanent des rampants voraces toutes les 1 s pendant 5 sec, inoculant une toxine mortelle à tous les ennemis à moins de 10 mètres. Cette toxine inflige 20 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les secondes pendant 5 sec. Cet effet est cumulable jusqu’à 25 fois.
Brise apaisante – Anshal invoque une zone de vents apaisants qui reste 30 secondes à l’emplacement d’un rampant vorace au hasard. Cette zone de 10 mètres de rayon rend 20000 points de vie par seconde à Anshal et à ses rampants voraces. Tout personnage-joueur qui se trouve dans cette zone est réduit au silence et pacifié.
Zéphyr – Quand Anshal a accumulé 90 points d’énergie du vent, il incante Zéphyr, ce qui soigne de 72 points de vie par seconde tous les rampants voraces dans un rayon de 90 mètres. Zéphyr augmente également les dégâts infligés par les rampants voraces de 15% pendant 15 sec. Cet effet est cumulable.

Rohash

Au début de la rencontre, Rohash possède zéro point d’énergie du Vent. Il en gagne 1 point toutes les secondes et lorsqu’il en a accumulé 90, il lance Ouragan.

Trombe tranchante – Les vents mordants déchaînés par Rohash tranchent en deux un personnage-joueur au hasard et lui infligent 1706 points de dégâts de Nature.
En mode héroïque, Trombe tranchante augmente aussi les points de dégâts de Nature subis par le personnage-joueur de 10% pendant 45 s. Cet effet est cumulable.
Coup de vent – Rohash tourne lentement sur lui-même en projetant un coup de vent pendant 6 sec sur les personnages-joueurs devant lui, ce qui leur inflige 189 points de dégâts de Nature tout en les faisant tomber à la renverse.
Tornade – Rohash invoque des tornades qui dévastent la plateforme en suivant une trajectoire aléatoire et infligent 98 points de dégâts de Nature à tout ennemi qui s’en approche à moins de 3 mètres en plus de les faire tomber à la renverse.
Ouragan – Lorsque Rohash atteint 90 points d’énergie, il lance Ouragan et crée un gigantesque vortex de vent. Ce vortex attrape tous les personnages-joueurs proches et les projette dans les airs, leur infligeant 7 points de dégâts de Nature par seconde pendant 15 sec. Les victimes retombent ensuite et peuvent également subir des dégâts de chute.
Bouclier des tempêtes – Quand Rohash a accumulé 30 points d’énergie du vent, il incante Bouclier des tempêtes, qui absorbe 1698 points de dégâts et inflige 29 points de dégâts de Nature par seconde à tous les personnages-joueurs sur sa plateforme.

Nezir

Au début de la rencontre, Nezir possède zéro point d’énergie. Il régénère 1 point d’énergie à chaque seconde, et lorsqu’il atteint 90 points d’énergie, il lance Tempête de grésil.

Frisson du vent – Nezir inflige 853 points de dégâts de Givre à tous les personnages-joueurs dans un rayon de 90 mètres et augmente les dégâts de Givre qu’ils subissent de 10% pendant 35 sec. Ce sort est cumulable.
Gel prolongé – Nezir canalise un trait de Givre dans la direction de sa cible actuelle, infligeant 2843 points de dégâts de Givre toutes les 1 s aux personnages-joueurs se trouvant dans un cône de 50 degrés pendant 3 sec.
Plaque de glace – Nezir invoque des Plaques de glace qui durent 3 sec à l’emplacement d’un personnage-joueur aléatoire sur sa plateforme. Les Plaques de glace infligent 20 points de dégâts de Givre toutes les 1 s à tous les personnages-joueurs dans un rayon de 10 mètres et ralentissent leur vitesse de déplacement de 10%. Cet effet est cumulable.
Tempête de grésil – Quand Nezir a accumulé 90 points d’énergie du vent, il incante Tempête de grésil, qui inflige 221 points de dégâts de Givre par seconde pendant 15 sec à tous les personnages-joueurs à moins de 90 mètres. Les dégâts sont répartis entre toutes les cibles.

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