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- By StanOur preview of The Eternal Palace continues with the second wing called Depths of the Devoted, where you can find Lady Ashvane, Orgozoa, and The Queen's Court!
Lady Ashvane Orgozoa The Queen's Court In our preview of the second wing, Depths of the Devoted, we'll be using videos by FatbossTV. Feel free to check out our Eternal Palace raid guide to learn more about each boss.
Lady Ashvane
'Priscilla Ashvane's relentless pursuit of power has ultimately led her to the Eternal Palace and into a dark pact with Queen Azshara. But what Ashvane receives in return for her loyalty may be more than she bargained for.'
Lady Ashvane begins the encounter encased in a Hardened Carapace, absorbing all damage. When the carapace is destroyed, the Azerite crystals embedded into Lady Ashvane flare to life and she begins to gain energy. Upon reaching 100 energy, she regenerates her Hardened Carapace.
Orgozoa
'Orgozoa tends to Azshara's hatchery, preparing for the day her incubating horrors are unleashed upon Azeroth.'
Orgozoa tends to the Naga's hatchery within The Eternal Palace, incubating and empowering all manner of creatures. Dribbling Ichor signifies the arrival of Zoatroids in Phase One, and Orgozoa's Naga allies in Phase Two. After three casts of Dribbling Ichor, Orgozoa will transition to the Naga Chamber. Follow it!
The Queen's Court
'For ten thousand years, the Queen's Court has never failed to enforce the word of Azshara. Now, the queen's most powerful servants stand ready to fulfill her final decree.'
Each member of Queen Azshara's court represents a facet of the Nazjatar forces, with Silivaz represent the might of the oceans and Pashmar the mastery over storms and sky. While overseeing the fight, Queen Azshara will become bored, and issue a series of decrees, changing up the rules of engagement.
The Eternal Palace Previews
So far, we looked at The Grand Reception, the first wing of The Eternal Palace raid.
Abyssal Commander Sivara Blackwater Behemoth Radiance of Azshara - By StanOperation: Mechagon is an eight-boss Mythic-only dungeon located in Mechagon that will be available starting July 9th. In this preview, we're looking at it in more detail.
Operation: Mechagon Dungeon
The dungeon entrance can be found in Rustbolt. It's available on Mythic-only, and later on in Battle for Azeroth, it will be split into two wings just like Karazhan in Legion. The final boss is Erazmin's father, King Mechagon and the goal is to stop the mad king from eradicating the Curse of Flesh.
The new dungeon was also recently depicted in BfA's Digital Comic Vol. 4.
Bosses
King Gobbamak: Obsessed with hoarding dangerous technology found amongst the scrap, King Gobbamak sits upon a pile of doomsday weapons that he lacks the intelligence to operate or understand. Gunker: After years of coalescing into a concentrated cesspool. Mechagon's toxic waste has gained malevolent sentience. With the sanitation systems disabled, Gunker is free to ooze across all of Azeroth. Trixie & Naeno: Trixie and Naeno, two of Bondo’s top lieutenants, have a turbulent relationship. While Trixie prides herself on ruthless efficiency, Naeno is the embodiment of chaos while behind the wheel. The only thing they have in common is their penchant for senseless violence, which they enjoy dispensing on anyone foolish enough to wander into their territory. HK-8 Aerial Oppression Unit: Predator of the skies, the HK-8 Aerial Oppression Unit soars over the yard executing its prime directive, disintegrating all trespassers. With impenetrable armor and a lethal host of weapons, it annihilates all who are caught in its shadow. Tussle Tonks: Mechagon’s premier mechgineers test their mettle (and metal) by building customized combat robots. While these tonks typically battle each other for glory, they combine their efforts to repel foolhardy organic intruders who dare venture into Mechagon. K.U.-J.O.: As the repository for the city’s refuse, the Under Junk is a prime target for gnomes from Bondo’s gang who intend to steal valuable mechanical components. While Trash Mistress Wendy Cogsworth ceaselessly sorts the city’s junk, her loyal guard dog, K.U.-J.0., keeps out unwelcome intruders—mechagnomes and adventurers alike. Machinist's Garden: Beautiful and dangerous, Head Machinist Sparkflux's metallic gardens are designed for both recreation and retribution. With a flick of a switch, the idyllic scenery transforms into a death trap from which no interloper can escape. King Mechagon: As maniacal as he is brilliant, King Mechagon despises all organic life. With his mechoriginator primed and ready, nothing stands in the way of his scheme to purge the curse of flesh from Azeroth and mechanize the entire world. Loot
Operation: Mechagon loot has a baseline item level of 415, while other Mythic dungeons drop 400.
You can get a lot of interesting items here, including:
Punchcard sockets for your Pocket-Sized Computation Device, The Vision of Perfection Essence (Engine of Mecha-Perfection) from King Mechagon, Rings with interesting 'If/then' effects, which can be matched to your liking: If Effects Logic Loop of Division Logic Loop of Maintenance Logic Loop of Recursion Logic Loop of Synergy Then Effects Overclocking Bit Band Protecting Bit Band Rebooting Bit Band Shorting Bit Band Two mounts: Aerial Unit R-21/X from King Mechagon and Mechagon Peacekeeper from HK-8 Aerial Oppression Unit. Six battle pets: Alloyed Alleyrat, Clanking Scrapsorter, Copper Hopper, Golden Snorf, H4ND-EE, and Microbot 8D. You can find a comprehensive list of all pets added in Patch 8.2 here. Mythic Dungeon Guide
Hazelnutty has created a short video with guides for each boss, so definitely, check that out before heading into the new dungeon. - By StanToday, we're looking at the first three bosses found in The Grand Reception of The Eternal Palace raid -- Abyssal Commander Sivara, Blackwater Behemoth, and Radiance of Azshara.
Abyssal Commander Sivara Blackwater Behemoth Radiance of Azshara In these boss previews, we'll be using videos by FatbossTV. Feel free to check out our Eternal Palace raid guide to learn more about each boss.
Abyssal Commander Sivara
'A master of both martial and magical arts, Abyssal Commander Sivara has ruthlessly led Azshara’s vanguard to countless victories.'
Sivara begins her assault by marking all players with Frost Mark or Toxic Brand. These volatile compounds will cause an Unstable Mixture if a player is ever afflicted with both marks. The fight is similar to the Maiden of Vigilance and you can find a much more detailed preview here.
Blackwater Behemoth
'Summoned from depths unknown, the Blackwater Behemoth lurks in an abyss so dark that not even the naga dare to venture into it. Only Azshara is capable of taming the beast, and she has trained it to faithfully guard her treasures.'
The Blackwater Behemoth makes its home in the Darkest Depths of the ocean, where healing magic fails to function normally. Players must acquire Bioluminescence in order to be healed by their allies. Swimming over open water while covered in Bioluminescence will draw attention from creatures that dwell beneath, via Gaze from Below. Periodically, the Behemoth will retreat to another platform and begin channeling a lethal Cavitation wave if not interrupted.
Radiance of Azshara
'Using her handmaiden as a willing sacrifice, Azshara has forged into being an elemental of storm and magic. Powered by the soul of the devoted vassal, the resulting monstrosity is the avatar of Azshara's radiance.'
Radiance of Azshara harrasses players with stray magic, building energy until it can summon an Ancient Tempest, centered around a Stormwraith. The Ancient Tempest energy builds, dealing increasing damage to players not within the Eye of the Storm. Slaying a Stormwraith will cause the tempest to recede. In Mythic difficulty, Ancient Tempest creates two Eyes of the Storm and two Stormwraiths. The Ancient Tempest will not recede until both Stormwraiths are slain. - By StanDarkmoon Faire is back for one week, so don't forget to ride the carousel or roller coaster to receive a buff that increases Experience and Reputation gains by 10% for 1 hour, ideal for unlocking flying in Mechagon and Nazjatar.
You can do various activities while Darkmoon Faire is up. Be it stocking up on Inky Black Potions for darker nights or simply goofing around the isle.
Riding the carousel and/or roller coaster provides the WHEE! buff for 1 hour. It increases your Experience and Reputation gains by 10% for 1 hour, making it ideal for unlocking Allied Races, earning Reputation Paragon Caches, and of course, reaching Revered with The Unshackled / Waveblade Ankoan for Battle for Azeroth Pathfinder, Part Two.
For more information, don't forget to check out our Darkmoon Faire guide! - By StarymIn a very frank tweet today, Method GM Sco addressed plans for their Mythic progress stream coverage of the Eternal Palace raid and, more interestingly, talked about what happened between Method and Red Bull and how the latter might be trying to hijack the community-focused race.
First things first, it's possible that we'll be getting a much bigger event for the Azshara race this time around, as Method might be involving multiple guilds in their stream coverage:
Early stages seems to imply the agreements may not be ready for this raid, but the fact Sco is talking about it now might also mean we're getting something really special when Mythic opens.
Now, the other interesting part of the tweet talks about Red Bull and how they tried to take over the race coverage completely in Battle of Dazar'alor (by having it hosted on their own twitch channel and more) and once that failed are now going to be hosting their own event, possibly with Limit and Pieces.
The tweet itself has a lot more details both on the Red Bull matter and Method's stance, involvement and plans for the World First race, so if you're even marginally interested in the subject, it's a very interesting read.
In any case this next raid was always going to be an interesting and intense one on the playing field, with the penultimate raid of an expansion usually being both very well made and a tight race (Throne of Thunder, Blackrock Foundry, etc), it seems it will now also be much more interesting for us viewers as well!
Buying this will 'upgrade' your 280%'s flying mount speed to 310%! There are 13 flight trainers in the Wowhead database. Each one will teach Master Riding to anyone for 5,000 G. If you are exalted with their faction you pay only 4,000 G. Each flight trainer is a member of one faction. Oct 28, 2012 - In order to fly in Pandaria, you need to learn 'Wisdom of the Four Winds'. This can be learned from the flight trainer at your faction's city in the.
I can't tell myself, but does anyone know if it's faster to fly yourself than using a flying route? Consider the speeds of the mounts as well as the straight-line path that you take as opposed to the scenic route the npc's do.
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Using a flight point is equivalent to a 333% speed mount, slightly faster than even Master Riding. But that speed is negated by the use of the scenic routes you mentioned.
So, if you have Master Riding and you can take a direct, as-the-crow-flies path, it'll almost always be faster to do it yourself. If you only have Artisan Flying, it'll only be faster if the flight path is really roundabout. If you only have Expert Riding, you might as well use your ground mount, as even it's faster.
It's a good thing to note that there are still mount speed increasing effects in the game, which can affect the choice between doing it yourself and taking the flight path:
- Death Knights can get the talent On a Pale Horse (+20% at max rank, Frost tree)
- Paladins get Crusader Aura (+20% while active) and the talent Pursuit of Justice (+15% at max rank, Retribution tree)
- Hunters can get the talent Pathfinding (+10% at max rank, Beast Mastery tree)
- Level 3 guilds get the perk Mount Up (+10%)
None of these effects stack with anything else (i.e. you can't combine Crusader Aura with any of the others, even Pursuit of Justice), but they are multiplicative. So, if you have Crusader Aura and Master Riding, you wind up with the equivalent of a 392% speed mount; 17% faster than the flight path.
And to clarify, the formula for calculating movement speed is:
So, with Crusader Aura and Master Riding:
LessPop_MoreFizzFlight paths are only slightly faster than a 280% mount. If a flight path takes to many unnecessary turns, it can actually be faster to fly with a mount than taking the route. See the WoWWiki article (Flight_path) for more information.
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The monkeyspeed mod calculates your ground-plane-relative speed using coordinates, and shows the flight paths as 433% (relative to the max mount speed at 410%). Using a direct route, the mounted speed is almost certainly faster for most routes, although it appears that the flight paths always move at 433% horizontal speed, no matter what elevation changes they are making. Player mounts will end up moving significantly slower horizontally during significant elevation changes. So, the flight paths might be somewhat faster for routes requiring a big elevation change - assuming they don't take too scenic a path. Although, I suspect that it's not a big enough difference to matter much. That is, unless you need to make a sandwich while you fly :)