Jeg tanker ham med ryggen mod gitterporten , de 2 offtanks står lige bag ham , og offtank healers står bag pillen rundt om døren , dvs i samme rum som han bliver tanket i , resten af raidet står i Blords rum , der dør da nogle gange en OT eller 2 , men enhver warrior kan jo OT , han skal bare taunte og tage det knockback
Hmm, firemaw er da en walkover. Det er jo ikke altid nødvendig at Taunte hvis offtanken starter med at builde threat efter 3-5 sunders. Vi oplever ihvertifald igen problemer med dette
:p lavede lige en tegning 
QuoteOriginally posted by CarStone
:p lavede lige en tegning
Så gik der lige Jørn Klevin i den 
vi bruger også den tactik som carstone.
og husk Flask gør det hele noget nemmere 
+ shadow buffs tanks også, så de resister mere. FR resist gear er også godt for tanks.
jeg tror vi snupper ham næste gang det bliver nok i weekenden
mc i aften boss 1-10 måske onyxia hvis vi keder os bagefter
men vi skal til at køre mere bwl det skal nok blive sjovt
Vi bruger følgende (lidt lang post hehe)
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Firemaw, the First Drake
In addition to the common features of all three drakes, Firemaw has the following unique ability:
1. Flame Buffet - This is a periodic fire-based attack that Firemaw uses against ALL enemies within LoS once every ~5 sec. It inflicts ~150 fire damage, and applies a debuff that increases all fire damage taken by 150 for 20 sec. This debuff stacks with each new application, up to a maximum of 50 times, and cannot be dispelled.
It should be noted that this debuff is not a DoT per se, but only acts to progressively increase the damage of each new wave of the Flame Buffet attack that occurs as the debuff stacks up.
Correctly handling Firemaw's Flame Buffet ability is what makes this encounter unique and challenging. Of course, that must be done in conjunction with the approach already described for dealing with Wing Buffet and the other common features of all three drakes.
Once a clear path exists between the Laboratory gate and the near end of Firemaw's patrol route, the raid may position itself and prepare for the pull. A paladin is used to bubble pull Firemaw, drawing him back to the waiting MT and the rest of the raid.
Firemaw is fought just at the entrance to the Laboratory area. The designated MT is positioned at the interior corner formed by the juncture of walls housing the two gates (one open and one closed) into the Laboratory. During the encounter, the current OT should be positioned against the closed gate, approximately midway along its width. Firemaw should be positioned just outside the gate, facing inwards towards the MT at a 45-degree angle to both walls.
This positioning provides an ideal environment for the raid. The wall just to the right of the open gate provides the means by which members of the raid can break LoS with Firemaw, while still maintaining LoS to the MT and OT if necessary. Please refer to the image below, which displays the general positions of Firemaw and the various members of the raid during the encounter.
The parts played by the various members of the raid are as follows:
* Healers - Will establish LoS to the MT and/or OT without being within LoS of Firemaw himself. As such, healers will be able to heal the MT and OT without needing to reposition to escape the effects of Flame Buffet, which can stack quickly enough to become a significant danger otherwise. Because they will ideally be out of LoS of Firemaw for the entire encounter, healers should be able to use their most effective gear, without sacrificing stats in exchange for FR.
All healers should reserve their mana to keep the MTs and OTs alive. If positioned correctly, healers should take very minimal, if any, damage during the encounter.
* Off-tanks - From his position along the closed gate to Firemaw's right, the OT should prepare to taunt just before each Wing Buffet occurs, pulling aggro from the MT long enough to be hit by the attack without being knocked far in the process. Each time this occurs, Firemaw's aggro should switch back immediately to the current MT.
If the current OT fails enough resists in a row so that his debuff stacks up to a level where it becomes unreasonably difficuly to keep him alive via healing alone, it will be necessary to swap out OTs. An additional OT should stand hidden out of LoS, ready to move into position and take over as OT whenever this occurs during the encounter. This may also be necessary if the current OT dies for whatever reason. OTs should wear their maximal FR gear.
* Main Tanks - As with the OTs, it is possible that the current MT may fail enough resists in a row versus Flame Buffet that his debuff stacks up to dangerous levels. When this occurs, it is necessary to smoothly transition aggro onto a new MT. As a result, an additional MT should stand hidden out of LoS, ready to move into position when needed.
When a transition is called for, the current MT should stop attacking and the new MT should move into position adjacent to the current MT. The new MT should taunt Firemaw to establish a threat level near (but below) the current MT, then use his threat-generating abilies (Sunder Armor, Shield Slam, etc.) to build enough additional hate that aggro transfers to him. Once aggro is firmly established on the new MT, the previous MT can back out of LoS and allow his stacked debuff to fade naturally. MTs should wear their optimal FR gear.
* DPS classes (ranged and melee) - Will weave in and out of LoS with Firemaw to attack. They should move into LoS and range of Firemaw, attack him until they have been hit by a sufficient number of Flame Buffets to bring their HP into dangerously low levels or stack up enough debuffs that any additional waves could kill them, then back out of LoS in order to recover and allow the debuffs to fade.
They must be wearing their optimal FR gear, because each wave of Flame Buffet is individually resistable. The more waves of Flame Buffet are resisted, the longer you will be able to remain in LoS while attacking, and the greater the chance that you may resist enough attacks in a row that your existing stacked debuff will fade away without requiring any repositioning.
Because so much healing is needed to keep the MTs and OTs alive, DPS classes should be self-sufficient from a healing perspective, using bandages, potions and the like to keep themselves alive in between rounds of attacking.
If the raid group correctly positions Firemaw in such a way that his Flame Buffet and Wing Buffet abilities can be managed correctly, stays alive and applies consistent high DPS, this encounter is entirely within reach.
Han er nede! det er vores fjerde omgang i BWL, de to første forsøg var razor. De sidste to har været razor & vael. Og nu razor, vael, broodlord, og Firemaw. Og vi har jo stadig i morgen.. 
QuoteOriginally posted by -Sandman-
Han er nede! det er vores fjerde omgang i BWL, de to første forsøg var razor. De sidste to har været razor & vael. Og nu razor, vael, broodlord, og Firemaw. Og vi har jo stadig i morgen..
tillykke med det
de to næste er nemme så de skal nok komme ned :p
