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Kommentar von Wraath

Fifth boss in Black Temple.

Kommentar von 16226

Bloodboil damage ticks are reduced by Shadow Embrace:
https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/spell=32394

Kommentar von 67552

my... hes a pretty one.

Kommentar von AlphaQ

This is a very mage unfriendly fight. If a mage gets Fel Rage then the likelihood of survival is low even with stacked stamina/armor. My raid brings only 1 mage to the fight to maximize raid survivability and DPS. A mage wearing all "tank" gear won't be bringing much DPS. All other classes have very good survivability techniques.

Kommentar von Grados

Our guild is currently trying this - Fel Rage can be a nightmare to handle. The worst targets for Fel Rage are, rather obviously, the cloth users - burst damage can be VERY high on them and they can be two shotted from 100% health.
The most common survivors are rogues as they can use Evasion to dodge most of Gurtogg's swings, and shield users such as paladins and shamans - we haven't seen him target the 3 tanks on him before with Fel Rage, which is probably intended.

If his Fel Rage target dies, he deviates to the highest target on his agro list when he was not Fel Raged - this SHOULD be a tank, but his increased damage can still quickly kill the tanks as well, and will also catch most healers unawares.
So if a Fel Rage target dies, there's a high chance your tanks will go as well, and it's pretty much a wipe.

On a separate note, Gurtogg can be reset by pulling him up the ramp and to the doorway to the east - if you start wiping, a few raid members may be able to survive by running this way, which shortens re-preparation time.

Kommentar von 1562

My guild is using one priest with Pain Suppression (https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/spell=33206) and we give it to clothusers who get Fel Rage. It works very well and we rarely have anyone die thanks to it.

Kommentar von 44336

Our Guild just downed him last night on our first night trying, heres what we did:
We set up three Groups, 1 2 and 3. These groups eat the Bloodboil Debuff every rotation.

We tank him with three tanks on the left side of the room (Where you stand looking at him) on the edge of the water so they aren't out of range of heals. When its time, the group eating that bloodboil back out, into the right 'waterfall/water' area. The casters are between Gurtogg and the waterfalls behind them if they are not eating bloodboils.

When he enters fel rage, depending on the class, we have them do the following things:

Mage; Get Pain Supression from a Disc Priest (We carry one for this fight). Cast Frost Armor.
Priest; Get Pain Supression from a disc priest and spam renew and PoM on theirselves. Make sure Inner Fire is up!
Rogue; Cast Evasion
Warlock; Use Drain Life (And Siphon life) Nonstop. Demon Armor can help if you're getting meleed to hard
Shaman (Restoration): Use Earth shield on themselves
Shaman (Elemental/Enhancement): Get Pain Supression from a Disc Priest.
Paladin: Tank it, put on a shield.
Warrior: Tank it, put on a shield.
Hunter (Survivial); Cast Deterrence and keep AotMonkey up.
Hunter (Beast Mastery/Marksman): Make sure AotMonkey is up.
Druid: Pop an Instant cast heal, then go into bear.

When you manage the Fel Rages and Bloodboils, this fight becomes easy. Keep your three tanks capped whenever possible, having 1 healer assigned to the offtanks and 3 to the current tank. (2 Raid Healers, Preferably druids).

If someone misses a bloodboil 'backing up', call out for a pally bubble. It will dispel it.

Kommentar von Corbon

In Phase 2, he also uses a Backhand attack which stuns the target for a short amount of time (2 sec?). Very annoying for healers with fel rage.

Keeping the fel rage target alive is certainly the hardest part (especially Mages are a nightmare to heal). Also in Phase 1, for every DD it's absolutely vital to stay below every tank (we use 3) in aggro.

Kommentar von 98282

Disorient: Randomly disorients the main tank for 5 seconds. Attacks the player second on the aggro list.

SHOULD BE MAIN ON AGGRO, not second.

Kommentar von Banasou

Another important point is to check if you have "insignificance" debuff at phase 2. It can be resisted and it's possible to steal aggro from the fel rage target and get one shotted

Kommentar von divergence

The debuff which reduce healing effect from the Arcing Smash ability can be Mass Dispelled by priests, which will make Phase 2 much easier.

Kommentar von Thottbot

He is the 5th boss

Kommentar von Thottbot

He drops 2 of the best holy priest items in the game O.o

Kommentar von Thottbot

Looks a little bit like Ganon dont you think?

Kommentar von Thottbot

does anyone have a video of the fight with him? also, when does he go into fel rage?

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Fel orc boss in the Black Temple.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Gurtogg Bloodboil, a mutated fel orc, is the fifth boss in Black Temple.

Abilities - Phase 1

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Acidic Wound: Applies a 60-stackable debuff to the main tank every 2 seconds. Reduces the armor of the tank by 500 and ticks for 300 damage every 3 seconds for one application. Cannot be removed except for Blessing of Protection.
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Disorient: Randomly disorients the main tank for 5 seconds. Attacks the player second on the aggro list.
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Knockback: Knocks the main tank back and reduces his threat every 15 seconds.
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Arcing Smash: A frontal cleave attack. It hits for around 5000 damage in phase 1. It also applies a debuff that reduces healing effects by 50% for 4 seconds. Used every 10 seconds.
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Fel-Acid Breath: A resistable frontal cone nature attack that inflicts 2850-3150 Nature damage and an additional 2750 damage every 1 second.
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Bloodboil: A 5-stackable debuff that he casts every 10 seconds to the 5 raid members furthest away from him. Deals 600 physical damage to the players every 1 second for 24 seconds.

Abilities - Phase 2

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Insignificance: Actve at the beginning of phase 2, all abilties used when this debuff is applied cause no threat. While the player with Fel Rage will not show as having this debuff, his abilities still do not cause threat once phase 1 comes into play again.
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Arcing Smash: A frontal cleave attack. It hits for around 12000 damage in phase 2. It also applies a debuff that reduces healing effects by 50% for 4 seconds. Used every 10 seconds.
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Fel-Acid Breath: A resistable frontal cone nature attack that inflicts 2850-3150 Nature damage and an additional 2750 damage every 1 second.
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Fel Rage: A 30 second debuff placed randomly every 90 seconds on a player with the following random effects:
Fel Rage
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Increases armour by 15,000
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Increases health by 30,000
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Increases size by 175%
Fel Rage 2
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Increases healing done by 100%
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Increases damage done by 300%
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Decreases cost of spells and abilities by 50%
Gurtogg will also gain Fel Rage at this point, increasing his damage done. During this, he will only attack the player with Fel Rage and will do so until they are dead or the Rage has worn off.
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Acid Geyser: Targetting the Fel Raged player, the geyser deals 2188-2812 nature damage as well as any players within a 6 yard radius.

Gurtogg will enrage 10 minutes after you first engage him.
General Tips

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Once Gurtogg has gone to the player with Fel Rage, all healers should switch to this player as they will more than likely be taking massive damage. If he does, it will go back to the person highest on the aggro list (while he has no Fel Rage buff).
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During phase 2 no abilities cause threat, so use this time to do as much damage as possible. Save long cooldowns for this time.
Amplify Magic can be very useful during the fight.

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