A shadow priest in WoW didn’t want to join a group. Therefore, he cleaned the Soulshard alone.
Well-equipped groups often visit the mythical dungeons of World of Warcraft without a proper healer. Tanks can absorb so much damage that you can get through the dungeon significantly faster with 4 damage dealers, and no healer will get bored. However, if the tank is missing, it becomes more critical – or so one might think.
The YouTuber MadRez with his shadow priestess Rezebel had neither a tank nor a healer. Other damage dealers didn’t have one either, by the way. As reported by Buffed, he tackled the Soulshard alone on mythic difficulty and mastered it without major problems.
The average item level of Reebel was 902, which is already on the higher end.
As a shadow priest, such undertakings (similar to those of a death knight or demon hunter) are possible because one has a constant self-healing through Vampiric Touch. In particularly critical situations, Vampiric Embrace and Dispersion can then be activated to achieve particularly powerful healing bursts. Rezebel kept these abilities on cooldown at all times, which was probably mandatory against the bosses. However, the priest also skipped a few passages by simply consuming an Invisibility Potion – the path of least resistance.
Although Rezebel died several times, this always happened only after defeating a boss – lingering effects ultimately brought the Draenei priestess down.
Have you mastered dungeons solo in Legion? Or would such an undertaking be too exhausting for you? Or is this “once again” proof that in WoW, everything is “way too easy”?
