Sindragosa Discussion

[Shadowwolf]

Heres the Sindragosa thread.

More info on the fight's details will be made avail here soon: http://wiki.twilightonalex.com/Sindragosa

[Shadowwolf]

Heres some fight positioning diagrams to make it a little easier for folks to know where to move to/stand:

Phase 1

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The boss is tanked facing the steps on each Phase 1. The ranged and healers are positioned on the right side of the stairs if you are facing her, and melee is to her sides also on the right side. Ranged spacing isnt critical on regular modes, melee needs to make sure however they are between the front and rear legs of the dragon to avoid the cleave and tail swipe.

Phase 2

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Every time Sindragosa goes airborne, the raid should group and the ice block marked people should run to opposite sides close to but a bit of a distance from the right side wall. You need to make sure that there is plenty of room for people to stand behind the block and also far enough away from both one another and other people to avoid excess raid damage and blocks. Once the Ice Blocks drop, the raid should divide up as evenly as possible behind each block.

Phase 3 (35% to dead)

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Ranged and Healers should group up still to the right, but more to the middle of the dragon, leaving the area close to the stairs wide open for ice blocks. There should be no more than 2 ice blocks up at a time on P3, with only a short ~5 sec overlap between the death of the first block and the formation of the second. The positioning needs to be here to allow the tanks to rotate out and line of sight the boss when they arent tanking her so Mystic Buffet stacks can drop off them. DPS and Healers should be using blocks to line of sight for the same reason on every other block with some sort of rotation set up for healers so there is always someone healing the Main Tank. Block positioning doesnt need to be exactly on the marks here, but in the general location as shown. Too far in front of the dragon results in frost breath hitting the raid, and too close to the stairs creates targeting/LoS issues. Additionally, if a block is dropped to the rear of the dragon its too far for the tanks to move to before they need to swap aggro again.