Xhul'horac Detailed Strategy Guide (Heroic Mode included)

Last updated on Aug 12, 2015 at 08:42 by Azortharion 7 comments

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Boss Icon - Xhul'horac

Introduction

This guide is intended to provide a comprehensive description of the encounter with Xhul'horac in Hellfire Citadel. It is targeted at anyone who desires to understand the fight mechanics.

This guide is updated for World of Warcraft WoD 6.2.

Xhul'horac is a boss encounter in the Hellfire Citadel raid instance. This four-phase encounter stresses your raid members' ability to move quickly and to dodge ground effects.

About the Author

This guide is written and maintained by Azortharion, a top Hunter with 6 years of raiding experience, who currently raids in Ðanish Terrace, a world top 20 guild.

1.

General Information

1.1.

LFR Difficulty

For the Looking for Raid version of the fight, we provide you with a special LFR guide. This will tell you everything you need to know in order to complete the encounter, in a quick and concise way.

1.2.

Normal and Heroic Difficulty

This guide covers both the Normal and Heroic versions of the encounter, as far as mechanics and general strategy is concerned. The only difference between these two modes is found in the tuning, with Heroic being more difficult.

When we speak of extreme situations (such as the difficulty of a soft enrage timer, or damage from a certain source being too high to survive), we mostly refer to Heroic mode.

1.3.

Enrage Timer

We do not currently know what the hard enrage timer for this encounter is.

2.

Overview of the Fight

Xhul'horac is a 4-phase encounter during which your raid will have to contend with Xhul'horac himself as well as with a number of different adds.

  • Phase One lasts until the death of a specific add.
  • Phase Two lasts until the death of another specific add.
  • Phase Three lasts until the boss reaches 20% health.
  • Phase Four lasts until the boss dies.
3.

Summing Things Up

In this section, we will very briefly summarise what the players belonging to each of the three roles have to do during this fight. This is by no means meant to provide sufficient information to master the encounter, and it is only supposed to give you a very rough idea of what to watch out for.

3.1.

Tanks

  • During Phase One, perform a tank switch on the boss and Vanguard Akkelion when the Felblaze Flurry Icon Felblaze Flurry debuff stacks too high.
  • During Phase Two, perform a tank switch on the boss and Omnus when the Withering Gaze Icon Withering Gaze debuff stacks too high.
  • During Phase Three, perform a tank switch for each Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike or Void Strike Icon Void Strike.
  • Throughout the fight, use defensive cooldowns for each Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike and Void Strike Icon Void Strike.
3.2.

Healers

  • Use defensive healing cooldowns on tanks when they are about to get struck by Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike and Void Strike Icon Void Strike.
  • Save as many healing cooldowns as possible for Phase Four.
  • Take care to heal raid members affected by Ablaze Icon Ablaze or Wasting Void Icon Wasting Void.
3.3.

DPS

  • DPS the targets that appear in the following priority:
    1. Wild Pyromaniacs
    2. Unstable Voidfiends
    3. Vanguard Akkelion/Omnus
    4. Xhul'horac
3.4.

Everyone

  • When targeted by Fel Surge Icon Fel Surge or Void Surge Icon Void Surge, drop the void zones that spawn in their designated areas of the room (Fel Surges go left, Void Surges go right, for example, or vice versa).
  • Have an assigned group of players close Black Hole Icon Black Holes by walking into them together. 3 people is ideal, but 2 is possible.
  • Have an assigned ranged DPS player kite the Unstable Voidfiends around by always being the closest to them, while avoiding their Volatile Voidstep Icon Volatile Voidstep by stepping out of the ground effect constantly.
  • Be extremely careful not to step in Creeping Void Icon Creeping Void with Ablaze Icon Ablaze, and in Chaotic Felblaze Icon Chaotic Felblaze with Wasting Void Icon Wasting Void.
  • Intercept Fel Orbs if you are not debuffed with Ablaze Icon Ablaze or Wasting Void Icon Wasting Void.
  • Interrupt Fel Orb Icon Fel Orb as much as it is possible.
4.

Phase One: The Legion's Flame

Phase One lasts from the start of the fight, until Vanguard Akkelion, an add that spawns during this phase, is killed.

4.1.

Abilities

4.1.1.

Xhul'horac

  • Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike is an ability that Xhul'horac regularly uses on his current tank. It deals massive Fire damage in a single strike.
  • Fel Surge Icon Fel Surge is a targeted ability that Xhul'horac regularly uses. He targets a random amount of raid members, but always at least 3, and applies a 5-second DoT on them that deals moderate Fire damage every second. When the DoT expires, the affected player leaves on the ground a patch of Chaotic Felblaze Icon Chaotic Felblaze, which lasts until the end of the fight and gradually spread (by spawning other patches around it). Standing in this patch afflicts raid members with Ablaze Icon Ablaze, a stacking, 15-second, Fire damage DoT.
4.1.2.

Adds

Shortly after the fight begins, Xhul'horac begins spawning a number of adds.

  • Vanguard Akkelion is an add that spawns shortly after the fight begins. Akkelion has a high amount of health, and can be tanked. When Akkelions takes damage, that damage is also taken by Xhul'horac.
    • Felblaze Flurry Icon Felblaze Flurry is an ability that Akkelion regularly uses on his current tank. It deals high Fire damage in a number of rapid strikes, and increases damage taken from Felblaze Flurry for 7 seconds. This effect stacks, and requires a tank switch.
    • Chains of Fel Icon Chains of Fel is a targeted ability that Akkelion occasionally targets a random amount of raid members with. It tethers them together with visual fel chains, and deals moderate Fire damage to them every second. This effect stacks based on how many raid members are tethered together, which is entirely random. The Chains of Fel can be broken by having tether players move far away from each other.
  • Wild Pyromaniacs are adds that spawn roughly every 45 seconds in waves of 3 or 4. They seem to always appear near the boss. They cannot be tanked, and deal no melee damage. Instead, they just spam their Fel Orb Icon Fel Orb ability.
    • Fel Orb Icon Fel Orb is an interruptible ability that Wild Pyromaniacs constantly cast. It fires an orb in a random direction. When the orb reaches the wall of the room, it leaves behind a Chaotic Felblaze Icon Chaotic Felblaze Fire patch (just like when Fel Surge Icon Fel Surge expires) that applies Ablaze Icon Ablaze to players standing in it. Players can intercept the orb, preventing the Fire patch from spawning, but this causes Ablaze to be applied on them.
4.2.

Strategy

During Phase One, your raid's main goal is to kill Akkelion as quickly as possible, all the while surviving the abilities used against you. The raid should not focus any DPS on Xhul'horac at this time.

4.2.1.

Tanking Concerns

Xhul'horac and Akkelion must be tanked throughout Phase One. We advise you to tank both of them close to either side of the room. In Phase Two, as we will see later on in the guide, we advise tanking the boss and Omnnus (the tankable add during that phase) on the opposite side of the room. This will allow void zones from both phases (Fel Surge Icon Fel Surge in Phase One and Void Surge Icon Void Surge in Phase Two) to be placed on opposite sides of the room, preventing these void zones from ever touching, which is important.

A tank switch must be performed to deal with the Felblaze Flurry Icon Felblaze Flurry cast by Akkelion. When this happens, the tank who was tanking Akkelions should take Xhul'horac, and vice versa. We do not know the exact amount of stacks to recommend switching at, yet.

Tanks should try to rotate defensive cooldowns for every Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike cast by Xhul'horac.

4.2.2.

Positioning

As stated above, we recommend pulling the boss towards either side of the room and tanking him there. The ranged camp should stay around the middle of the room, as far as away as possible from the boss.

There is no need for raid members to be spread out during this phase, but there is also no specific benefit to stacking up.

4.2.3.

Handling the Mechanics

Raid members targeted by Fel Surge Icon Fel Surge should drop their Fire patches on the side where Xhul'horac is currently being tanked, but as far away from him as possible. This will make Phase Two easier, as we will explain later.

Players targeted by Chains of Fel Icon Chains of Fel must spread out in all directions as quickly as possible, to break the chains and minimise damage taken from its ticking debuff.

Finally, the raid will have to handle the Wild Pyromaniacs' Fel Orb Icon Fel Orb. These casts must be interrupted as much as possible, and the Pyromaniacs must be killed as quickly as possible. For the Fel Orbs go through, ranged raid members that are not already affected with Ablaze Icon Ablaze should intercept them to prevent Fire patches from spawning.

Players affected with Ablaze Icon Ablaze should wait for the DoT to drop before going back on Orb-intercepting duty. While the DoT runs its course, these players must be healed.

5.

Phase Two: Grasp of the Void

Phase Two lasts from the death of Vanguard Akkelion until the death of Omnus.

5.1.

Abilities

5.1.1.

Xhul'horac

  • Void Strike Icon Void Strike is an ability that Xhul'horac regularly uses on his current tank. It deals massive Shadow damage in a single strike.
  • Void Surge Icon Void Surge is a targeted ability that Xhul'horac regularly uses. He targets a random amount of raid members, but always at least 3, and applies a 5-second DoT on them that deals moderate Shadow damage every second. When the DoT expires, affected players leave behind a patch of Creeping Void Icon Creeping Void, which lasts until the end of the fight and spread. Standing in this patch afflicts raid members with Wasting Void Icon Wasting Void, a stacking, 15-second, Shadow damage DoT.
    • If a patch of Creeping Void Icon Creeping Void comes into contact with a patch of Chaotic Felblaze Icon Chaotic Felblaze from Phase One, a Shadowfel Annihilation Icon Shadowfel Annihilation is triggered. This erases the two patches and deals massive Shadowflame damage to all players within 20 yards of where the two patches met. Additionally, all patches of Creeping Void Icon Creeping Void and Chaotic Felblaze Icon Chaotic Felblaze disappear within 20 yards of this explosion. Finally, raid members debuffed with Wasting Void Icon Wasting Void that touch patches of Chaotic Felblaze also trigger a Shadowfel Annihilation.
5.2.

Adds

Shortly after Phase Two begins, Xhul'horac begins spawning a number of adds.

  • Omnus is an add that Xhul'horac spawns shortly into Phase Two. Omnus has a high amount of health, and can be tanked. When Omnus takes damage, that damage is also taken by Xhul'horac.
    • Withering Gaze Icon Withering Gaze is an ability that Omnus almost constantly uses on his current tank. It deals massive Shadow damage in a single strike, and increases damage taken from Withering Gaze for 7 seconds. This effect stacks and requires a tank switch.
    • Black Hole Icon Black Hole is an ability that Omnus occasionally casts. He opens a portal near the middle of the room. It deals moderate Physical damage to the entire raid every second, and slowly drags all raid members towards it. If any raid member enters the Black Hole, they unleash a Singularity. Players can avoid being pulled into the Black Hole by running away from it.
      • Singularity Icon Singularity deals a lethal amount of Shadow damage that is evenly divided between all players standing within 11 yards of the middle of the Black Hole, and destroys the Black Hole.
  • Wild Pyromaniacs continue to spawn like they do in Phase One. Intercepting their Fel Orb Icon Fel Orbs still applies Ablaze Icon Ablaze. If a player affected by Ablaze also receives the Wasting Void Icon Wasting Void debuff (from a Creeping Void Icon Creeping Void void zone), this will trigger a Shadowfel Annihilation Icon Shadowfel Annihilation.
  • Unstable Voidfiends are adds that spawn throughout the phase roughly every 45 seconds, in waves of 3 or 4. They cannot be tanked and deal no melee damage. Instead, they just spam the Volatile Voidstep Icon Volatile Voidstep ability.
    • Volatile Voidstep Icon Volatile Voidstep is a 3.5-second cast that teleports the Unstable Voidfiend to the nearest raid member's location, inflicting heavy Shadow damage to that raid member if they do not move in time, as well as spawning a patch of Creeping Void Icon Creeping Void at that location. When the cast begins, a ground effect is placed at the location of the targeted raid member, giving them time to move away.
5.3.

Strategy

The strategy for Phase Two is very similar to that for Phase One. You will mostly ignore attacking Xhul'horac, and instead try to kill Omnus as quickly as possible, while handling the abilities used against you.

5.3.1.

Tanking Concerns

Xhul'horac and Omnus must be tanked throughout Phase Two. We advise you to tank both of them close to the opposite side of the room from where Xhul'horac and Akkelion were tanked in Phase One. This will allow ranged raid members targeted by Void Surge Icon Void Surge to run to the opposite side of the room and place their Creeping Void Icon Creeping Void void zones there, where they will not come in contact with Chaotic Felblaze Icon Chaotic Felblaze void zones and trigger a Shadowfel Annihilation Icon Shadowfel Annihilation.

A tank switch must be performed to deal with the Withering Gaze Icon Withering Gaze cast by Omnus. When this happens, the tank who was tanking Omnus should take Xhul'horac, and vice versa. We do not know the exact amount of stacks to recommend switching at, yet.

Tanks should try to rotate defensive cooldowns for every Void Strike Icon Void Strike cast by Xhul'horac.

5.3.2.

Positioning

For Phase Two, we recommend pulling the boss towards the side of the room opposite from Phase One and tanking him there. The ranged camp should stay in rather close formation around the boss.

5.3.3.

Handling the Mechanics

Players targeted by Void Surge Icon Void Surge should move as far away from Xhul'horac as possible, and more importantly, away from any Chaotic Felblaze Icon Chaotic Felblaze patches left in Phase One. This is to avoid them ever meeting and triggering a Shadowfel Annihilation Icon Shadowfel Annihilation, as well as allowing the raid as much space as possible.

To deal with Black Hole Icon Black Hole, assign a group of at least 2 raid members to walk into the Black Hole together to trigger a Singularity Icon Singularity and split the damage amongst themselves. Immunities do not work for avoiding this damage.

The Wild Pyromaniacs' Fel Orb Icon Fel Orb casts should still be interrupted as often as possible. For any Fel Orbs that go through, you should let them travel to the wall if they are moving towards the Chaotic Felblaze Icon Chaotic Felblaze on the other side of the room, since the Shadowfel Annihilation Icon Shadowfel Annihilation that will be triggered is too far away to do harm to your raid. If they are moving towards the raid, intercept them like you would in Phase One.

In order to handle Volatile Voidstep Icon Volatile Voidstep, assign a single raid member to stay closest to all of the Unstable Voidfiends, and kite them away from the raid by moving away from the ground effect when it appears. Since Volatile Voidstep is always cast on the nearest player, they will continue casting it on this assigned player. Ranged DPS players should focus on killing the Voidfiends as second-highest priority, after the Wild Pyromaniacs.

6.

Phase Three: The Shadowfel Amalgamation

Phase Three starts when Omnus dies, and it lasts until Xhul'horac reaches 20% health.

During this phase, you will only fight Xhul'horac together with Wild Pyromaniacs and Unstable Voidfiends.

6.1.

Abilities

6.1.1.

Xhul'horac

Xhul'horac uses both Fel Surge Icon Fel Surge/Void Surge Icon Void Surge and Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike/Void Strike Icon Void Strike, alternating between them for every cast made. These abilities are very similar to their Phase One and Two versions, with one difference. If a tank who is struck by Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike takes damage from a Void Strike afterward and vice versa, a Shadowfel Annihilation Icon Shadowfel Annihilation is triggered. Thus, Fel Strike and Void Strike both become tank switch mechanics.

6.1.2.

Adds

The Wild Pyromaniacs and the Unstable Voidfiends continue to spawn and behave as during Phase Two.

6.2.

Strategy

Throughout this phase, your raid has to handle Xhul'horac and the Wild Pyromaniacs and the Unstable Voidfiends adds. The goal of the phase is to bring Xhul'horac to 20% health (in order to reach Phase Four) as quickly as possible, all while prioritising dealing with the adds.

6.2.1.

Tanking and Positioning

Perform a tank switch so that only one tank is hit by Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike, and another is only hit by Void Strike Icon Void Strike. This means taunting off one another when a strike of any kind lands.

We recommend moving the boss to the middle of the room. Here, raid members have the best access to both sides of the room, where the Chaotic Felblaze Icon Chaotic Felblaze void zones from Phase One and the Creeping Void Icon Creeping Void void zones from phase two are located (as we will see, this is important for the strategy of this phase).

6.2.2.

Handling Abilities

For Fel Surge Icon Fel Surge, place the Chaotic Felblaze Icon Chaotic Felblaze fire patch among the others that were placed in Phase One, and for Void Surge Icon Void Surge, place the Creeping Void Icon Creeping Void shadow patches among the others that were placed in Phase Two.

Your DPS players will have to prioritise killing the adds, while still doing enough damage to Xhul'horac to bring him to 20% health as quickly as possible. The adds' abilities should be dealt with in exactly the same way as during Phase Two.

7.

Phase Four: Tearing Apart

Phase Four lasts from the end of Phase Three until Xhul'horac is killed.

7.1.

Abilities

During this phase, Xhul'horac retains his abilities from Phase Three (Fel Surge Icon Fel Surge/Void Surge Icon Void Surge and Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike/Void Strike Icon Void Strike), and gains an additional ability. No more adds spawn during this phase, but any adds still alive when the boss reaches 20% health remain in the fight until killed.

Overwhelming Chaos Icon Overwhelming Chaos is the new ability Xhul'horac gains in Phase Four. He uses this ability every 10 seconds. It deals heavy Chaos damage to all raid members, and increases his damage done by 20% for each time it is used. As time goes on, the damage from Overwhelming Chaos becomes unhealable.

7.2.

Strategy

Phase Four is an intense DPS race where healers will have to keep the raid alive long enough for Xhul'horac to die. Ideally, your raid should aim to push Xhul'horac past 20% health when few or no adds are alive, in order to make this last phase easier. If any adds are still alive, Wild Pyromaniacs should be killed right away, while Unstable Voidfiends can be cleaved down next to Xhul'horac.

The primary goal of Phase Four is to kill Xhul'horac as quickly as possible. DPS cooldowns should be saved for this point in the fight.

7.3.

Tanking and Positioning

As far as tanking Xhul'horac, the tanks will have to do exactly the same thing they did during Phase Three, namely ensuring that only one tank is hit by Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike, and another is only hit by Void Strike Icon Void Strike.

We recommend stacking up behind the boss, in order to get as much healing on everyone as possible.

8.

When to use Heroism/Bloodlust/Time Warp

We recommend using Heroism Icon Heroism/Bloodlust Icon Bloodlust/Time Warp Icon Time Warp when Xhul'horac enters Phase Four, as the healing requirement will ramp up very quickly, and it is important that the boss dies as quickly as possible at this time.

9.

When to use the Legendary Ring

We recommend that DPS players use the Legendary Ring when priority targets such as Wild Pyromaniacs and Unstable Voidfiends spawn. Additionally, a use of the Legendary Ring should be saved for Phase Four.

We recommend that healers use their Legendary Ring as they please until Phase Four, at which point they should save it for when the damage becomes too high to keep up with.

Finally, we recommend that tank players use their Legendary Ring when they are alternating between tanking the boss and large adds during Phases One and Two. In Phase Three and Four, there are no particular tanking requirements, and the Legendary Ring for tanks can be used as a DPS cooldown, thanks to the Versatility it gives.

10.

Learning the Fight

Xhul'horac is a long and difficult fight. The most important part of the fight is properly handling abilities that target individual raid members, such as Fel Surge Icon Fel Surge or Chains of Fel Icon Chains of Fel. Fortunately, Phase One is not timed and many abilities carry over to the other phases, albeit in a slightly different form, which gives you ample room to practice. DPS players will also be tested on their ability to focus down important targets, such as Wild Pyromaniacs, which can also be practiced during Phase One.

Tanks will be tested primarily on their ability to juggle two targets amongst themselves while reliably tank switching on short notice when the Felblaze Flurry Icon Felblaze Flurry and Withering Gaze Icon Withering Gaze abilities stack too high.

Finally, healers are tested on their ability to do healing when it is needed, and using single-target, defensive cooldowns reliably as the boss is about to use Fel Strike Icon Fel Strike and Void Strike Icon Void Strike.

All in all, given the fight's progressive nature, your raid will be more or less forced to master one stage before moving on to the next one.

11.

Loot

In this section, you will find the loot table for Xhul'horac. The section is divided in 3 subsections: armor, weapons, and the rest (neck, back, finger, and trinket items).

11.1.

Armor

Item Name Armor Slot Secondary Stats
Countenance of the Revenant Icon Countenance of the Revenant (Heroic, Mythic) Cloth Head
  • Multistrike
  • Haste
Pious Mantle Icon Pious Mantle (Heroic, Mythic) Cloth Shoulders
  • Multistrike
  • Mastery
Mantle of the Arcanic Conclave Icon Mantle of the Arcanic Conclave (Heroic, Mythic) Cloth Shoulders
  • Critical Strike
  • Haste
Deathrattle Shoulderpads Icon Deathrattle Shoulderpads (Heroic, Mythic) Cloth Shoulders
  • Multistrike
  • Critical Strike
Shadowfel Cord Icon Shadowfel Cord — LFR Cloth Waist
  • Haste
  • Critical Strike
Felfume Slippers Icon Felfume Slippers — LFR Cloth Feet
  • Mastery
  • Multistrike
Hood of Unknowable Secrets Icon Hood of Unknowable Secrets (Heroic, Mythic) Leather Head
  • Multistrike
  • Critical Strike
Felblade Spaulders Icon Felblade Spaulders (Heroic, Mythic) Leather Shoulders
  • Haste
  • Critical Strike
Oathclaw Mantle Icon Oathclaw Mantle (Heroic, Mythic) Leather Shoulders
  • Mastery
  • Haste
Mantle of the Hurricane's Eye Icon Mantle of the Hurricane's Eye (Heroic, Mythic) Leather Shoulders
  • Haste
  • Mastery
Girdle of Volatile Duality Icon Girdle of Volatile Duality — LFR Leather Waist
  • Multistrike
  • Critical Strike
Ironpelt Boots Icon Ironpelt Boots — LFR Leather Feet
  • Haste
  • Critical Strike
Sinister Felborne Helmet Icon Sinister Felborne Helmet (Heroic, Mythic) Mail Head
  • Critical Strike
  • Multistrike
Pauldrons of the Savage Hunt Icon Pauldrons of the Savage Hunt (Heroic, Mythic) Mail Shoulders
  • Haste
  • Multistrike
Pauldrons of the Living Mountain Icon Pauldrons of the Living Mountain (Heroic, Mythic) Mail Shoulders
  • Critical Strike
  • Haste
Bracers of Tainted Magic Icon Bracers of Tainted Magic — LFR Mail Wrists
  • Haste
  • Mastery
Rancorbite Sabatons Icon Rancorbite Sabatons — LFR Mail Feet
  • Haste
  • Multistrike
Demongaze Pauldrons Icon Demongaze Pauldrons (Heroic, Mythic) Plate Shoulders
  • Multistrike
  • Mastery
Shoulderplates of the Ceaseless Vigil Icon Shoulderplates of the Ceaseless Vigil (Heroic, Mythic) Plate Shoulders
  • Mastery
  • Haste
Pauldrons of Iron Wrath Icon Pauldrons of Iron Wrath (Heroic, Mythic) Plate Shoulders
  • Critical Strike
  • Multistrike
Breach-Scarred Wristplates Icon Breach-Scarred Wristplates (Heroic, Mythic) Plate Wrists
  • Haste
  • Mastery
Stoic Netherfel Legplates Icon Stoic Netherfel Legplates — LFR Plate Legs
  • Critical Strike
  • Multistrike
Demonbreaker Crushers Icon Demonbreaker Crushers — LFR Plate Feet
  • Mastery
  • Multistrike
11.2.

Weapons

Item Name Type Main Stats Secondary Stats
Voidcore Greatstaff Icon Voidcore Greatstaff (Heroic, Mythic) Staff Intellect
  • Multistrike
  • Haste
Hammer of Wicked Infusion Icon Hammer of Wicked Infusion (Heroic, Mythic) 1H Mace Agility
  • Multistrike
  • Critical Strike
Fiendsbreath Warmace Icon Fiendsbreath Warmace (Heroic, Mythic) 1H Mace Strength
  • Multistrike
  • Critical Strike
11.3.

Amulets, Cloaks, Rings, and Trinkets

Item Name Type Main Stats Secondary Stats
Vial of Immiscible Liquid Icon Vial of Immiscible Liquid (Heroic, Mythic) Amulet Intellect
  • Mastery
  • Critical Strike
Voidthread Spineguard Icon Voidthread Spineguard — LFR Cloak Strength
  • Critical Strike
  • Mastery
Void Lord's Wizened Cloak Icon Void Lord's Wizened Cloak (Heroic, Mythic) Cloak
  • Agility
  • Strength
  • Bonus Armor
  • Mastery
Portal Key Signet Icon Portal Key Signet (Heroic, Mythic) Ring Agility
  • Multistrike
  • Critical Strike
Loop of Beckoned Shadows Icon Loop of Beckoned Shadows (Heroic, Mythic) Ring Strength
  • Critical Strike
  • Multistrike
Unstable Felshadow Emulsion Icon Unstable Felshadow Emulsion (Heroic, Mythic) Trinket Spirit Leech on target
12.

Concluding Remarks

This concludes our raid guide for Xhul'horac. We hope you have found it helpful. Please do not hesitate to post any feedback you may have on our forums.

13.

Changelog

  • 12 Aug. 2015: Added link to LFR guide.
  • 30 Jun. 2015: Corrected an error in the guide, whereby we stated that adds despawn at the start of Phase Four. Instead, adds simply stop spawning after the boss enter this phase.
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