Assassination Rogue Best Covenants, Soulbinds, and Conduits — Shadowlands 9.0.5
Covenants, Soulbinds, and Conduits are the most important character customization options in Shadowlands. They have a substantial impact on your toolkit and performance as Assassination Rogue. This page's purpose is to help you pick the right options according to the content you intend to do in Shadowlands.
Introduction: Prerequisites
This page assumes that you are already familiar with Covenants, Soulbinds, and Conduits. If that is not the case, we have a number of pages that can help you get up to speed:
- Covenants Guide, which explains what Covenants are, what perks they bring, and how you can join one;
- Rogue Covenant Abilities, which lists all the abilities that Rogues gain by joining each Covenant;
- How To Change Covenant?, which tells you how you can switch Covenant (rejoining a former Covenant will require you to perform a number of tasks to regain their trusts);
- General Soulbind Guide, which explains what Soulbinds are and how you can pledge yourself to them to open up their Soulbind tree;
- Rogue Conduits, which lists all of the Conduits available to Rogues.
Shadowlands Patch 9.0.5 Disclaimer
With some major changes to both the Venthyr and Necrolord Covenant abilities, their power has increased quite significantly. While they do seem to perform slightly stronger than both Night Fae and Kyrian right now, there is still a lot of optimization to be done in the simulations.
The current simulations show these two Covenants ahead by less than 2%, and as such it is not recommended to switch Covenants just for a marginal DPS gain.
To sum things up: Necrolord seems slightly stronger than the other options for AoE. Venthyr seems slightly stronger than the other options for single-target. Night Fae continues to be very solid all around, is easy to use and offers extra mobility.
Covenant Overview
The combined powers of your Covenant's class ability, its specific Soulbinds, as well as the Conduits you use in combination with your Soulbinds, allows for a lot of customization. All of these choices ultimately add to your core class-kit in the form of DPS boosts, increased utility, survivability, or better mobility.
For Assassination Rogues, there is no winner or loser when it comes to comparing individual Covenants. All Covenants are viable choices. While each Covenant offers unique DPS and utility options, the benefits of these are incredibly similar in terms of raw DPS output, to the point where no singular choice outperforms all the others.
This guide will highlight the individual strengths of each Covenant, explain which Conduits are the most powerful for each Conduit-type and detail the best Soulbind setup for each Covenant.
If you have already decided on a Covenant that you would like to play, you can click any of these links to jump to the sections detailing the recommended Soulbinds and tips and tricks on how to optimally play around your Covenant Ability. Simply follow these links for the Night Fae, Necrolord, Kyrian, or Venthyr Covenant.
Recommended Assassination Rogue Covenant: Night Fae
As previously mentioned, all Covenants are viable choices for Assassination Rogues when it comes to their DPS Output. Each Covenant offers unique bonuses and benefits that scale differently depending on the type of content you engage in.
The Night Fae Covenant offers a variety of Soulbinds and abilities that make it a very good choice regardless of whether you want to excel in Raids, Mythic+ or are mainly focusing on solo content like Torghast. It is a very flexible Covenant for Assassination Rogue and synergizes well with our class and specialization toolkit.
The main reason why Night Fae is a very solid pick is largely due to the way the Covenant Renown system works. While most Soulbinds and Covenants have a strong foundation with their first Soulbind and Covenant class ability, most of them do not acquire significant bonuses along the way as you gain more Renown with your Covenant. While all Covenant choices for Assassination Rogues are equally as powerful when you first pick a Covenant, as well as being very close in power once you have acquired maximum Renown, it will take some time to get to that point. While you slowly gain Renown week after week, Night Fae offers consistent improvements that make it a powerful choice at all times, without needing to worry about not getting any significant DPS upgrades for a few weeks at a time.
Its class ability, Sepsis is also fairly easy to use. Whereas all the
other Covenant abilities require you to play around their secondary benefits,
Sepsis is very straightforward and requires no major gameplay adjustment to
utilize it at maximum efficacy.
For more information on why the Night Fae Covenant is a very good all-around choice for Assassination Rogue, as well as information on how to set up your Soulbinds and Conduits as you gain more Renown with the Night Fae Covenant, you can check out our Night Fae Deep Dive section.
Best Conduits for Assassination Rogue
Below, you will find a selection of our best Conduits, sorted by type. If you are interested in the full details, continue reading through the next section of the guide. Please refer to our Rogue Conduits list if you want to see all Rogue Conduits.
- Best Potency Conduits:
Well-Placed Steel and
Lethal Poisons.
- Best Finesse Conduits:
Quick Decisions for raid encounters or
Fade to Nothing when focusing on non-raid content.
- Best Endurance Conduits:
Recuperator when taking sustained damage or
Nimble Fingers when taking bursts of damage.
Assassination Rogue Conduits
Regardless of which Covenant you pick, you will be able to gather and use the same Conduits, with the notable exception of the Potency Conduit that enhances your Covenant Class Ability.
Out of all the Conduit types, Potency Conduits are the only ones actively improving the throughput of your damaging abilities. You will oftentimes be forced to decide between either a Potency Conduit and a utility Soulbind, or a Finesse/Endurance Conduit and a DPS Soulbind. Most Potency Conduits will not improve your DPS as much as these DPS Soulbinds until you hit rank 7 or higher, so if your Conduits are still at low ranks, you should pick the non-Potency pathway as soon as you unlock the subsequent DPS Soulbind.
We will be listing the Conduits you can obtain below, ordered by perceived power and accompanied by an explanation on their place in the list.
Assassination Rogue Potency Conduits
Two of these can (and generally should) be chosen once you unlock their slots at your chosen Soulbind. By order of preference:
Well-Placed Steel is our best single-target Conduit, increasing the damage bonus to Nature damage while
Shiv is active. This allows for stronger burst windows during Shiv.
Lethal Poisons is our second best choice, providing a significant boost to your weapon poison damage. This bonus is entirely passive, but still ranks second compared to all other Conduits.
Maim, Mangle is the worst of the single-target Conduits, offering a minor damage increase to
Mutilate as long as your target is affected by
Garrote. The damage bonus simply is not high enough to compete with the other Conduits however.
Poisoned Katar is our best AoE Conduit and provides no boost to single-target whatsoever. If you want to run two Potency Conduits for AoE, this replaces Well-Placed Steel.
- Our Covenant Conduits:
Reverberation,
Sudden Fractures,
Septic Shock are all worse than both Well--Placed Steel, as well as Lethal Poisons, in single-target. With the exception of Sudden Fractures, they are also all worse on AoE. Sudden Fractures can be picked as your second AoE Potency Conduit, in addition to Poisoned Katar.
Lashing Scars for the Venthyr Covenant is by far the best choice as your Potency Conduit.
Assassination Rogue Endurance Conduits
Our Endurance Conduits all excel against a certain type of damage, so, depending on the situation, each one of these could be best suited to counteract some of the damage you take.
Recuperator provides some passive healing while
Slice and Dice is active, which it should be at all times. It is the best all-around choice.
Nimble Fingers reduces the Energy cost of both
Feint and
Crimson Vial. On encounters where these abilities are used regularly to counteract large bursts of damage, you will save some Energy with this Conduit. Sadly, the DPS gained from this Energy cost reduction is very insignificant.
Cloaked in Shadows provides an absorb shield every time you enter stealth. Since
Vanish is used as a DPS cooldown, you will not be able to use it on-demand to benefit from this Conduit. It is however very powerful in Mythic+ and solo content like Torghast, where you will be able to stealth much more frequently.
Assassination Rogue Finesse Conduits
Quick Decisions reduces the cooldown of your
Shadowstep and also increases its range. This is your go-to Finesse Conduit.
Fade to Nothing increases your movement speed when entering stealth, shrouding, and after using
Vanish for 10 seconds. It is most useful when getting around while you are not engaged in any kind of combat, but it is simply inferior to Quick Decisions when it comes to in-combat mobility.
Prepared for All provides a strong cooldown reduction to your
Evasion, especially when tanking multiple enemies at once. This Conduit is very useful for pulling large amounts of enemies, in particular when you are progressing through the halls of Torghast. The cooldown reduction to
Cloak of Shadows after successfully interrupting a spell is negligible.
Rushed Setup reduces the energy cost of your disruptive abilities. It will not see use in any PvE scenario but might be a solid pick for PvP.
Covenant Deep Dives, Soulbinds, and Progression
In this section, we will go into deeper detail about each individual Covenant, their strengths and weaknesses, as well as which Soulbinds you should choose to optimize your DPS potential. Many of the Soulbinds have multiple paths that you can take, forcing you to choose between taking an additional Potency Conduit or a Soulbind Ability. Which pathway is the most optimal for your character might differ based on your gear, talents or the ranks of your Conduits, and therefore we highly recommend simming your own character and comparing these options by using Raidbots.
Night Fae Assassination Rogue Deep Dive
Sepsis is a 90-second cooldown damaging ability that applies a powerful
damage over time effect. If your target dies before this DoT has run its full
duration, its cooldown is reduced. If the target survives the full 10 second DoT,
you will be able to use an ability once that requires stealth once. This
proc switches your main hotkey-bar to a new one that is different than your stealth
bar, similarly to how
Shadow Dance works for Subtlety Rogues. This can
be a bit disorienting at times, so it is recommended to track the duration of the
Sepsis debuff so you know when you will be able to use your
stealth ability.
This one-time use of a stealth ability does not benefit from any stealth-based
bonuses, whether they are talents like Subterfuge or
Nightstalker
or legendary effects like
Mark of the Master Assassin.
Sepsis is a powerful cooldown and its damage scales with other cooldowns
that increase all damage dealt like Vendetta. Since Sepsis deals Nature
damage it also benefits from the additional Nature damage taken debuff that
Shiv provides, making this a very thematic choice as well.
Soulshape is a nice addition to a class that is already very mobile.
Next to
Sprint and
Shadowstep, this ability also allows to you
teleport towards a specific direction, skipping any ground effects you blink over
and not requiring a hostile or friendly target to Shadowstep to. It can be used
to stick to your target a little bit longer before running away with a dangerous
ability that might damage people around you, or can be used to teleport away in
an instant if some you suddenly find yourself in the middle of a damaging ground
effect.
Night Fae Assassination Rogue Soulbinds
All three Night Fae Soulbind choices have their place and are powerful at specific points in time. As you gain more Renown, you will find yourself switching between all three Soulbinds to best use the Passives and Conduits they provide.
- Niya is a great starting Soulbind and offers early access to your first Potency Conduit. For DPS, this is one of the best early Soulbinds across all four Covenants.
- Dreamweaver is your second Soulbind and replaces Niya once you get
more Renown. At 13 Renown, Dreamweaver gains access to a second Potency Conduit
slot, which you should utilize once your Conduits reach higher ranks. Dreamweaver
also grants access to a defensive ability that is very similar to Cheat Death.
You can opt to pick a second Endurance Conduit and use
Social Butterfly instead of a second Potency Conduit, sacrificing some damage to gain survivability. This flexibility will come in very handy during progression raiding or when pushing deeper into Torghast.
- Once you finish the Night Fae Covenant campaign, you will unlock Korayn.
Korayn is best used on encounters that require heavy up-front damage, and once
you hit 31 Renown, it will also be your best choice for Mythic+ as you unlock
First Strike.
Night Fae Renown Progression
As you gain Renown with the Night Fae Covenant, you will oftentimes switch between Soulbinds based on your most recent unlocks. We recommend the following progression for your Soulbinds:
- Pick Niya as you choose this Covenant.
- Choose either Dreamweaver once you unlock her for survivability, or continue using Niya for higher DPS.
- Switch to Dreamweaver at 13 Renown for the third Conduit. She is better for DPS at this point as well.
- At 25 Renown, you can switch back to Niya as her second Potency Conduit opens up. Dreamweaver is still stronger for survivability, Niya for DPS.
- At 30+ Renown, you will want to use Niya and her
Niya's Tools: Burrs.
We suggest using this path and Conduit placement for Niya and Dreamweaver as you follow this progression:
Korayn will be unlocked once you finish the Night Fae campaign. Her usage is
very fight dependent, but if you can benefit from her bonuses, she will be better
than both of her counterparts. Her ability Wild Hunt Tactics is very
situational, in that it only provides a DPS increase during the first 25% of the
targets health. This ability provides a very powerful DPS boost, but keep in
mind that most encounters get more difficult as you progress further into the
fight, at which point Korayn does not provide any benefits at all besides the
two Potency Conduits she unlocks by Renown 28. While Wild Hunt Tactics also
applies to all adds that spawn throughout a fight, Assassination is a very
ramp-up heavy spec that does not have a lot of front-loaded burst to fully
utilize this Ability on short-lived enemies.
At Renown 31, Korayn will unlock First Strike. This ability is incredibly
powerful in Mythic+ and can also be used very effectively on any fight that has
constant add spawns. If you get to proc this regularly during a fight, Korayn
outperforms both Niya and Dreamweaver quite dramatically.
We suggest using this path and Conduit placement for Korayn once you unlocked all her abilities:
Necrolord Assassination Rogue Deep Dive
Serrated Bone Spike is the Rogue class ability for the Necrolord
Covenant. It is a 30-second cooldown Combo Point generator that has up to 3
charges and applies a damage over time effect on your target that remains until
your target dies or gets healed to full HP. Out of all the Covenants, it is the
only Class ability that can affect multiple targets at once and, due to its high
cast range, it can quickly be applied to additional enemies even if they are far
away from you. While this damage over time effect is considered a bleed,
it does not interact with any of our bleed-related specialization mechanics like
Exsanguinate or
Venomous Wounds. Our Mastery, as well as the
Zoldyck Insignia legendary power, do increase its damage over time.
Serrated Bone Spike is very powerful on any encounter with multiple
targets present. You regain one charge every 30 seconds, and whenever any
target afflicted by it dies. With its unlimited duration, it is a very Energy
efficient ability to use on any target that lives longer than 10-15 seconds,
and it is particularly useful in Mythic+ content. It synergizes well with one of
Necrolords Soulbinds, Emeni, and its ability Lead by Example.
Fleshcraft is the signature ability of the Necrolord Covenant and
adds some useful survivability to an already very durable melee class. Due to
the long downtimes the Assassination single-target rotation has, there is plenty
of time to weave in a fully-channeled Fleshcraft mid-fight without losing
more than just a couple of DPS. With most of our Conduits and self-healing
capabilities being direct healing, having an additional absorb to prevent taking
damage altogether further cements Assassination Rogues as one of the most sturdy
melee DPS specs. It also provides a 20% damage reduction while you are channeling,
which can be timed with any instant damage by channeling for a fraction of a
second as you get hit.
Necrolord Assassination Rogue Soulbinds
Necrolord have two very powerful Soulbind choices, with both Emeni and Bonesmith Heirmir offering strong DPS bonuses. Emeni is your only good choice after joining the Necrolord Covenant. It will take some time to gain the required Renown and finish the Necrolord Covenant campaign before you unlock the third Necrolord Soulbind, Bonesmith Heirmir.
What makes Emeni so powerful is her very first ability, Lead by Example.
This ability procs every time you use your Serrated Bone Spike and buffs
you with up to 13% additional Agility, as well as providing a smaller bonus to
up to 4 nearby players in your raid or party. While this buff only lasts for 5
seconds, it is still very potent. Thanks to the low cooldown of Serrated
Bone Spike and it having up to 3 charges to use, you can either use Serrated
Bone Spike every 5 seconds to maintain the buff for quite some time, or hold on
to additional charges to line them up with every single
Shiv instead.
Where this Soulbind really shines, however, is in Mythic+, as well as on raid encounters that have frequent add spawns. Since you are recharging one use of Serrated Bone Spike every time an enemy dies, you can gain much higher uptime and not only boost your own damage this way, but also buff a few players in your raid or party for a short period of time whenever you re-cast it. In Mythic+, you will start each pull with 3 charges, allowing you to buff yourself and nearby players for up to 15 seconds on every single pull. Keep in mind that any encounter that requires melee to be spread or a Mythic+ group that mostly consists of ranged DPS and a ranged healers might lower the benefits that both you and the group will receive, due to Lead by Example only affecting players within a 15-yard range.
This is the recommended Soulbind pathing and Conduit placement for Emeni:
Bonesmith Heirmir, once unlocked, increases your Agility by 3% as long as three of your equipped armor items have an enchantment on them. This is a very strong bonus as it is always active as long as you ensure your gear is enchanted correctly. Due to the limitations of Emeni in small groups that do not have a lot of people close by, Heirmir becomes the go-to choice for Mythic+ once unlocked. As you gain access to Heirmir's final Soulbind at Renown 31, she is also a better choice for single-target. Whether you choose the Marrowed Gemstone Soulbind or instead pick a second Potency Conduit is up to you and your gear, so we recommend simming yourself if you are unsure about which one might be best for you.
This is the pathing and Conduit placement we recommend for Bonesmith Heirmir:
Kyrian Assassination Rogue Deep Dive
Echoing Reprimand is the Kyrian Rogue class ability. It is a 45-second
cooldown ability that deals a decent amount of arcane damage immediately, generates
2 Combo Points, and Anima-charges one of your Combo Points. What this means is
that the next time you use a damaging ability with the exact amount of Combo Points as
your Animacharge, you will significantly enhance that finishers efficacy. The
finisher will be used as if you had cast it with 7 Combo Points, boosting either
its damage, duration or both:
Rupture will last 32 seconds. This can still pandemic, for a maximum duration of 41.6 seconds. The damage per tick will remain the same.
Envenom will deal more damage and the poison application chance buff will last 8 seconds. This can still pandemic, for a maximum duration of 10.4 seconds.
Crimson Tempest, if talented, will deal additional instant damage and last 16 seconds. This can still pandemic, for a maximum duration of 20.8 seconds. The damage per tick will remain the same.
There is one caveat to Echoing Reprimand, however, and that is the exact way
the Animacharge effect works with Assassination Rogues CP generation. Only your
second, third or fourth Combo Point can become animacharged. Since Assassination
relies heavily on critical strikes to generate extra Combo Points via
Seal Fate, hitting the exact amount of Combo Points you need might not
be as simple as initially thought. More often than not, you will plan on getting a
7 Combo Point Envenom during one of your
Shiv burst windows, but
a streak of unfortunate critical strikes (or lack thereof) makes it impossible to
hit exact number of Combo Points that you need. This is one of the major downsides
with the Kyrian Covenant class ability, and ultimately leads to you just using
Echoing Reprimand on cooldown and not playing around its secondary mechanic
on purpose.
Kyrian is still a powerful choice, and its signature ability in particular is
very potent. Every 5 minutes you can use Summon Steward to receive a
Phial of Serenity. This Phial has 3 uses and is very similar in function
to a Healthstone, but does not share a cooldown with it. It has its own separate
3-minute cooldown, and can be used multiple times over an encounter. This offers
a large chunk of on-demand self healing which goes hand in hand with Assassination
Rogues strong survivability kit.
Kyrian Assassination Rogue Soulbinds
The Kyrian Covenant has two very solid Soulbind choices, Pelagos
and Kleia. Kleia's entire strength is linked to one of the final Soulbinds
you can unlock with her, Pointed Courage. Until you do, Pelagos is the only
worthwhile choice for Kyrian Aspirants. The third Soulbind Forgelite Prime Mikanikos
has a similarly powerful final ability,
Hammer of Genesis. This could
potentially become very strong in Mythic+, but the short duration of the buff
limits this Soulbind's power to situations that have somewhat frequent spawns
of additional enemies or require chain-pulling in Mythic+ to maintain the buff.
Pelagos is therefore the only viable choice until you gain 34 Renown with the Kyrian Covenant. Once you have unlocked Kleia's Pointed Courage ability, you will change Soulbinds to Kleia. Pelagos is still slightly better for single-target in Mythic+ or when doing small pulls within Torghast.
Combat Meditation grants you a flat amount of Mastery rating every
time you use
Echoing Reprimand. This proc has an internal cooldown of
one minute, whereas Echoing Reprimand is on a 45-second cooldown. You still
want to use Echoing Reprimand on cooldown, holding onto it to proc the buff is a
minor DPS loss. On AoE, however, it is worthwhile to wait a minute between Echoing
Reprimand casts to make full use out of this passive.
This pathing and Conduit placement is the recommended one for Kleia once you gained 34 Renown:
Venthyr Assassination Rogue Deep Dive
Flagellation is the Venthyr Rogue class ability. It is a 90-second
cooldown ability that applies a debuff to the target that lasts 12 seconds. Any
Combo Point spent during this time will deal additional damage to the target and
increase your Haste by 1%. After the debuff expires, you will continue to
benefit from the Haste buff for another 12 seconds.
Flagellation is the strongest Covenant Class Ability,
and with Haste being our most important secondary stat, this ability helps out
a lot with our fairly low Energy generation. The amount of Haste gained
scales with the amount of Combo Points you can generate during its duration.
This means the more Combo Points you are able to generate thanks to Seal Fate,
the stronger the buff will be. It also deals a fairly decent amount of damage to
the target you cast it on. Due to the higher Combo Point generation when hitting
multiple opponents with
Fan of Knives it is still a fairly potent ability
for AoE, even if the damage only applies to a single target. Its Potency Conduit,
Lashing Scars, immediately generates 5 stacks when using the ability
and further boosts the damage it deals. It is by far the best Potency Conduit
you can use as a Venthyr Assassination Rogue.
Door of Shadows is the Venthyr signature ability. It allows you
to teleport to a target location within range after casting this ability for
1.5 seconds. This helps out our already strong mobility toolkit by providing
an ability that lets us teleport to a specific location, whereas
Sprint
requires you to run through potentially hazardous ground effects and
Shadowstep requires a hostile or friendly target to step to.
Venthyr Assassination Rogue Soulbinds
All three Venthyr Soulbinds offer multiple DPS bonuses. Nadjia the Mistblade is the most powerful of the three for raiding, having a strong single-target focus. Theotar the Mad Duke and General Draven are both worse for pure single-target, but offer better opportunities for cleave and AoE fights instead.
Nadjia's first ability, Thrill Seeker is a stacking buff that
consumes all stacks every ~80 seconds to provide a powerful 20% Haste buff for
10 seconds. Lining this proc up with your major cooldowns can offer some
incredible potential for single-target burst, but with all the different cooldowns
it might be difficult to line up Thrill Seeker with your Flagellation
buff as well as your Vendetta. Even without all these cooldowns overlapping it
is still a very significant DPS boost, and having adds in an encounter allows
you to gain this buff much more frequently. This synergizes very well with the
already high potential for priority damage that Flagellation offers and
further specializes this Covenant and Soulbind towards this specific style of
DPS.
At Renown 30, you get to choose between either a Potency Conduit,
Dauntless Duelist or
Exacting Preparation. Dauntless Duelist
doubles down on the priority target even further, providing a 3% damage bonus
to whichever target you attack first. This debuff can only be applied once, and
until your target either dies or disappears, you are unable to apply it to a
different target. Exacting Preparation on the other hand boosts the
effects of your Food, Flask and Weapon Enchants. With how powerful these
stat-gains are, particularly at lower item-levels, this Soulbind might not just
be stronger on AoE, but also for single and priority target damage. This varies
heavily based on your current gear and talents, so it is recommended to sim the
exact benefits of Exacting Preparation. The second Potency Conduit will
not be worthwhile unless you have very high Ranks for the
Lethal Poisons
Conduit that you would have to slot there.
This pathing and Conduit placement is the recommended one for Nadjia the Mistblade:
Theotar offers a powerful Mastery bonus roughly once every minute with
Soothing Shade. You need to stand in it to benefit from this ability,
so any encounter that requires heavy movement might be unfavorable for Theotar.
Frequent movement is something Theotar deals with quite well however, thanks to
gaining a second charge of
Door of Shadows with
Leisurely Gait.
At Renown 34, you get to choose between
Wasteland Propriety and
Refined Palate. Refined Palate is the much better choice for
DPS here.
This Soulbind pathing and Conduit placement is recommended for Theotar the Mad Duke:
Draven is the final Venthyr Soulbind and unlocks once you complete the
Venthyr Covenant campaign. While his DPS benefits are competitive under ideal
conditions, it is unlikely you will be able to make use of them. By far the
strongest DPS choice is in his last Soulbind Built for War, which loses
efficacy if you drop below 50% health. Most encounters these days deal a lot of
unavoidable damage to the entire raid, making it unlikely for you to gain the
full benefit of this Soulbind. Draven also offers the strongest survivability
options out of all three Venthyr Soulbinds by being able to use
Door of Shadows
as a defensive cooldown instead, potentially helping you keep your Built for War
stacks.
If you are confident that you can maintain Built for War for the entire fight however, Draven is as good a choice as Theotar for raw DPS output, especially in cleave and AoE situations.
This is the recommended tree for General Draven:
Changelog
- 09 Mar. 2021: Added Shadowlands Patch 9.0.5 disclaimer; updated Venthyr and Necrolord descriptions.
- 20 Nov. 2020: Guide added.
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