Fetid Devourer Mythic Strategy/Tactics

Table of Contents

• +Introduction
  • 1. Contents
  • 2. Lore
  • 3. Outline
  • 4. TL;DR
    • 4.1. Tanks
    • 4.2. Healers
    • 4.3. DPS
    • 4.4. Everyone
    • 4.5. Positioning
  • 5. Bloodlust/Heroism/Time Warp
  • 6. Class-specific Advice for Fetid Devourer
  • 7. Changelog
• +Abilities
  • 1. Overview
  • 2. Thrashing Terror
  • 3. Malodorous Miasma
  • 4. Rotting Regurgitation
  • 5. Shockwave Stomp
  • 6. Waste Disposal Units
    • 6.1. Consume Corruption
  • 7. Fetid Frenzy
• +Normal/Heroic Strategy/Tactics
  • 1. Positioning and Strategy
  • 2. Tank Concerns
  • 3. Healing Concerns
  • 4. Bloodlust/Heroism/Time Warp
• ×Mythic Strategy
  • 1. Mythic Mode Abilities
    • 1.1. Waste Disposal Units
      • 1.1.1. Mutated Mass
    • 1.2. Ability Changes
      • 1.2.1. Malodorous Miasma
      • 1.2.2. Putrid Paroxysm
  • 2. Strategy
  • 3. Bloodlust/Heroism/Time Warp
  • 4. Changelog

General Information

On this page, you will find a list of changes between Normal/Heroic modes and Mythic mode, as well as a working strategy to defeat Fetid Devourer in Uldir in Mythic mode.

The other pages of our Fetid Devourer guide can be accessed from the table of contents on the right.

In addition to spawning two Corruption Corpuscles, Waste Disposal Units will now also spawn a Mutated Mass.

Mutated Masses will spawn in the center Waste Disposal Units and have a little less than 4 times the Health of the Corruption Corpuscles. They will also cast Enticing Essence, however their cast time is significantly longer. Additionally Enticing Essence will heal the user for 10% of their max Health every 2 seconds, up from 1%.

When Malodorous Miasma deals damage, it will now spread to anyone within roughly 5 yards.

When Putrid Paroxysm deals damage, it will now apply Malodorous Miasma to anyone within roughly 10 yards.

Very little about this fight has changed from an execution standpoint, however positioning matters much more now. The raid must remain relatively spread out in order to ensure that Malodorous Miasma does not spread to multiple people. While the extra damage that would cause is a problem, the larger threat is the zone-denial that is created as a result of extra debuffs. Having the raid quickly move to their assigned add targets is difficult enough, but if there are multiple extra debuffs out, it can become impossible.

Ensure the DPS are divided into equal groups to kill the Corruption Corpuscles, while leaving immobile melee such as Death Knights to attack the Mutated Mass. DPS cooldowns should be saved for use on the adds, as well as assigned to specific spawn timings so that not every single person in the raid uses their cooldowns on the first set, only to leave the raid high and dry on the second set.

Because positioning is so important, it can be wise for the tanks to position themselves against the rocks/mushrooms in front of the pipes separating the Waste Disposal Units. This will prevent the Shockwave Stomp from knocking them back and will keep the boss stationary, making movement a little easier for the raid.

Conversely, another option is to have the Tanks drag the boss to the Mutated Masses and Corruption Corpuscles in order to increase cleave damage. However this strategy is not without its risks: moving the boss around the room can cause Terrible Thrash to accidentally hit raiders, and can increase the risk of Malodorous Miasma splashing onto Tanks. Neither strategy is necessarily better than the other, and which you choose to employ depends on the strengths and weaknesses of your raid.

We advise you to use Bloodlust/ Heroism/ Time Warp for the third set of Waste Disposal Unit spawns. These adds are the last hurdle of the fight before focusing the boss down, so overcoming them nearly guarantees a kill.

• 17 Oct. 2018: Guide added.