Hi!
I'm Hazel, and you are about to spite 2007 Illidan and be all sorts of prepared.
This video is all about the Antoran High Command on Normal and Heroic difficulty.
It's a council of three bosses that each have their own attack pod vehicle.
They use them, we'll use them, it's just giant laser gun funfest for everyone.
So the room's a big triangle, and you enter here.
We've got the Admiral in her pod here, the Engineer's Pod here and the General's Pod
is this one.
One boss at a time will come out to punch you directly, and while they're active a player
can hop into their empty pod and use it to our advantage.
More on that later.
The two bosses not on the floor will be attacking the raid in their pods with a pod-specific
mechanic each.
All three of them share a health pool and the cycling appears to be time based, with
each boss getting an eighty second turn on the floor at a time.
There's two mechanics that are persistent in this fight from start to finish, and the
first one is a tank swap.
The active boss will occasionally use Exploit Weakness, which is a frontal cone attack that
leaves a nasty debuff.
The tanks should face the boss away from players, players take care not to wander in front of
the boss and the two tanks should swap after the Exploit Weakness goes out.
The other fight-long mechanic is relevant to healers, and that's Chaos Pulse.
The two hostile pods will send out three sets ofthree missiles will onto a random players,
stacking a damage taken debuff up to nine.
That's dispellable, so healers can wait for nine stacks then take them all off at once.
The first boss to take you on in the open is Admiral Svirax.
While she's out her pod is accessible, and the two occupied pods are wielding their mechanics.
The General's Pod on the left Summons Reinforcements, as in adds.
You get Pyromancers that cast Pyroblast, and Felblade Shocktroopers that will charge and
bladestorm.
Pyroblast needs to be kicked or else it's just going to start deleting people, or at
the very least bringing them dangerously low.
The shocktroopers will charge random players, knock them back then bladestorm their way
back to their target.
The current off tank can pick them up and kite the bladestorms away from raiders, or
they can just tank them by the boss for cleave.
The Engineer's Pod on the right has Entropic Mines.
That spits out these big green ground mines loosely into player occupied areas.
They take three seconds to arm and then become active, exploding if they get stepped on.
Tanks will want to move the boss into a clear area, and everyone should watch both their
feet and positioning.
Those shocktrooper adds will unexpectedly knock you backwards and it's your job to make
sure you won't be knocked into a mine.
If part of the room is getting too crowded the entire group can migrate to a clearer
area.
Meanwhile, a friendly player, preferably a DPS can hop into the Admiral's Pod.
All pods in this fight will have Chaos Pulse as their first ability, which should be fired
at the boss or the adds if those are getting out of hand.
The second ability is unique to the pod.
Svirax's pod has Withering Fire, which is a heavy AOE that only damages the Reinforcement
adds.
Aim for the demons to help keep them under control.
While in any pod, Psychic Assault is stacking up ramping damage on you.
You WILL die if you stay in for too long so exit when it gets rough and somebody new can
jump in.
It's easy to get caught up in the fun of firing lasers so keep an eye on your health if you're
piloting.
On Heroic difficulty and above, exiting the pod leaves you with a 3 minute Psychic Scarring
debuff which prevents you from entering another pod.
Organized raids should designate pod pilots and call out their swaps to avoid problems.
After a minute and twenty seconds of that, Svirax hops back in her pod and harmlessly
kicks out anyone still in there.
Engineer Ishkar comes out and his pod becomes available.
You'll still need to deal with adds, but there's no more mines in this phase.
Instead, Svirax is going to be calling a Legion Cruiser overhead with Fusillade.
It's a big arena wide AOE that does 25% more damage each time it swings by.
That would be very scary indeed but we now have access to the Engineer pod.
Someone hops in there, uses Chaos Pulse as before but they have a new 2 buttons called
Felshield Emitter.
That lays down this Felshield Emitter device onto a targeted area, which you should aim
for the center of the room or a pre-agreed upon location.
Spit out as many of those as humanly possible.
It's got a 12 second cooldown so with good coordination the pod pilots can get six of
them out during the eighty second Ishkar phase.
You will need all six, so the second pilot needs to be ready to go when the first one
jumps out.
On the floor anyone can click the emitter consume it, creating this big, 10 second shield
which you want to use to hide from Fusillade.
Between this phase and the next one you'll have six Fusillades to deal with, so if your
pilot didn't get enough out or someone popped one early you're going to have problems.
Save healing cooldowns and layer them with the barrier for the later Fusillades.
Eighty seconds after coming out, Ishkar gets back in his pod and General Erodus comes down.
There's no more adds, the mines return and Fusillade continues.
His pod is available and it's pilot gets access to the Disruptor Beacon ability.
Use that to clear mines in the room, interrupt pyroblasting adds or slow some charging felblades.
It's up to you, or more accurately your raid leader.
And that's the whole fight.
We saw all three phases without getting the bosses below half health so it's fair to assume
that they just continue cycling.
This is a really cool fight that adds meaningful vehicle mechanics without taking any one player
out of the fight for too long.
So, that is Antoran High Command in Antorus, the Burning Throne!
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