A warlock is ignoring a raid group. He is taking down a current boss in WoW all by himself!
Raids are among the most challenging and demanding content players can tackle in World of Warcraft. Generally, at least nine other players are needed to truly progress successfully. However, this doesn’t seem to be necessary for all fights in Antorus, the current raid.
The most controversial fight in Antorus, the Burning Throne is the encounter against Eonar – or rather about Eonar. Because the soul of the titanic lady must be protected from the approaching demons, who press towards her from multiple paths.
There is no actual boss in the traditional sense, only a large number of trash mobs that must be defeated before they get too close to Eonar. If this is not done, or if the enemies survive too long, then the damage to Eonar becomes too great and the boss fight is considered a failure.
A few weeks ago, we reported that a protection paladin managed to tackle the fight for Eonar with a warlock. Now a warlock thought: “I don’t need the paladin either” and undertook it all by himself.
The warlock Krieglocke apparently set his goal firmly in mind. According to his own statements, he needed nearly 70 attempts before he finally succeeded in protecting Eonar and claiming the rewards for victory.
Unfortunately, there is no kill video of the action. However, Krieglocke uploaded the log of his fight to warcraftlogs, which breaks down the fight in detail and proves that this miracle really succeeded.
What do you think of the fight against Eonar? Is it too easy? Or should it be so light as a variation, since the fight is more like a tower defense?
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