Outlaw Rogue DPS Amirdrassil Raid Guide — Season 4

Below, you can find class and spec-specific advice for every fight in Amirdrassil. If you are looking for a general overview of the Raid that is not spec-specific, check out our dedicated Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope guides.

On this page, you will find tips and tricks specifically tailored toward Outlaw Rogues and its toolkit based on the recommended talent build. It does not include general tips for mechanics, which are included in the full raid guide instead, whereas this page assumes that you are already familiar with most of the major mechanics of each encounter.

This page assumes that you already understand most of the mechanics of each encounter. These can be found on the full raid guide, so what is contained here are details specifically tailored toward Outlaw Rogue and how you can deal with each fight as best as possible.

We highly recommend the cleave build on this encounter.

There are no rogue-specific tips or tricks for this boss.

For more information, please refer to our Gnarlroot guide.

We highly recommend the cleave build on this encounter, provided that the Blistering Spears are being placed close enough to be cleavable.

Use Feint or Cloak of Shadows to mitigate the initial damage from Blistering Spear.

For more information, please refer to our Igira guide.

This is a pure single-target encounter.

The direction of the knockback effect Flood of the Firelands is based on your position towards the center of the soak circle. Positioning yourself accordingly allows you to control the knockback direction. You can also use Shadowstep on another player or Grappling Hook to immediately cancel the knockback effect.

This is a fairly straightforward boss with no additional spec-specific tips.

For more information, please refer to our Volcoross guide.

We recommend using the single-target build on this encounter. Even though it is a 2-target cleave-fight, it is not worth talenting into the cleave talents.

There seems to be very little spec-specific interactions for this fight.

All bosses have to be killed at the same time, but melee will only be able to cleave 2 of them. Make sure to maintain Blade Flurry.

Make sure to prepare for having to soak Barreling Charge. Feint It works wonders here. You can keep attacking while the charge knocks you up, as long as you are close enough to another boss.

For more information, please refer to our Council of Dreams guide.

We highly recommend the cleave build on this encounter.

Try to soak the orbs that grant a 20% crit buff as often as possible, but give priority to other DPS that have strong cooldowns available to them.

Make sure to have Feint ready for Raging Inferno. Even with the protection of the Seed, it still deals very high amounts of damage.

You can Blind one of the adds in the last Phase of the encounter, so it doesn't walk too close to the raid.

Make sure to have Feint ready for Raging Inferno..

For more information, please refer to our Larodar guide.

This is a pure single-target encounter.

Crossing the lines of the Verdant Matrix can be done by using Shadowstep on a friendly target on the other side.

You can also Shadowstep over Impending Loom beams; just make sure you do not land on a Verdant Matrix line. There are two spots at the edge of the bosses hitbox, where you can walk up on the roots to dodge the beams without taking a Verdant Matrix dot.

For more information, please refer to our Nymue guide.

Another pure single-target encounter.

Remember that both Crimson Vial and Health Potions can help trigger the Cauterizing Wound debuff on demand, if the absorb shield is already low enough.

During the intermission you gain a 100% damage increase after soaking all five orbs of Devour Essence. Try to make sure to hold any on-use trinkets for this moment.

For more information, please refer to our Smolderon guide.

We recommend playing the cleave build on this boss. This boss will likely require burst AoE DPS, which we are not particularly great at, but our cleave damage can still contribute in major ways.

Make sure to have your cooldowns available for after the intermission phases. The Dragonriding section of the encounter takes a good 30 or so seconds, so it might be wise not to use Adrenaline Rush or any other cooldowns too close to the transition, as they will run out while you are unable to recharge their cooldowns via Restless Blades.

You can soak multiple seeds at once in Phase 2 and 3, if you use Cloak of Shadows. You CANNOT do this on Mythic difficulty.

For more information, please refer to our Tindral guide.

We recommend playing the single-target build on this boss. While there are 2 adds during the intermissions, they are not that difficult to deal with.

You can have very high uptime, even during Dream Rend, thanks to Feint and Cloak of Shadows.

You can use Shadowstep or a Warlock Gateway to cancel the knockback effect as the boss starts the first intermission.

You can soak multiple orbs in the intermission with Cloak of Shadows.

Use Blind and Kidney Shot to disrupt the small adds in Phase 2. You can even talent into Airborne Irritant for this to have an AoE interrupt.

For more information, please refer to our Fyrakk guide.