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Tsulong, 10 jugadores modo Normal

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Comentario de 3xul

Tsulong is an encounter with two alternating phases called Night and Day, lasting 2 minutes each.
In 10 man mode he requieres 2 tanks, 2-3 healers and 5-6 DDs.

From the Lore PoV you don't want to kill Tsulong, but do some kind of exorcism on him, to purge the sha corruption. This is reflected by the fact that you fight him in the night, when the Sha of Fear overwhelms him and heal him at daytime.

Tsulong starts in the night phase with 100% HP. Any damage you deal, is heal for the daytime phase.
For example: You deal in the night 35% of his maximum HP as damage to him, so in the night he has 65% HP, while he has at daytime 35% HP. The fight finishes either when you bring him to 0% at night, or to 100% at day.

The Night Phase
Tsulongs abilities are very similar to all drakes abilities, except he has no tail lash.

Aliento sombrío is a frontal cone attack, dealing high damage and creating a debuff, which increases shadow damage taken by 100%. As nearly all damage sources are shadow in this phase, a tankswitch is recommended after the breath.
Tsulong stacks Sombras aterradoras at any targets every second, which deals high damage after reaching 9 stacks or higher. This debuff is purged by running through a Rayo de sol he creates at random positions. Standing in the Rayo de sol will decrease it's radius and make it despawn after some time, so players should move through the sunbeam only for dispelling issues.
Pesadillas is a projectile Tsulong fires in a volley. It is indicated by a swirly zone and targets take high damage and are feared for 3 seconds, when standing in this zone at the time of impact.

An idiot-proof way to handle the stacking debuff mechanic, as well as the volley, is to grorp beneath a sunbeam and move through it, when a volley is shot. This will most likely decrease your raids damage, but is an easy way not to $%^& up on those mechanics.

The Day Phase
In the day phase, Tsulong stands in the middle of the room and summons different kinds of Sha.

Terror encarnado are Sha with high HP. They cast a debuff called Atemorizar on random targets (including Tsulong) which deals very high damage and has to be dispelled asap.
Five Engendro de terror spawn when a Terror encarnado is killed. They cast Terror which deals very high shadow damage to all targets within 30 yards and fears them as well. If Tsulong's Breath Attack has a too long cooldown, you want to bomb them down asap. It is recommended to stunlock them, but don't waste more than one DD on assisting the tanks with them.
Sha inestable move from the outside of the room to Tsulong. They can be stunned and slowed, which helps a lot to prevent them from reaching their target: Exploding on Tsulong.
They cast Descarga inestable on their way to Tsulong, dealing high damage to a target and damiging the Sha as well. It can and should be interrupted, but preventing every Descarga inestable is impossible.

Tsulong tries to assist the players to fight the Sha with his ability:

Aliento de sol which is a 60° frontal cone attack, dealing ~4,000,000 damage to the sha, restoring 25% maximum mana of every friendly target hit (in this phase Tsulong is a member of your raid group) and playing a buff on friendly targets hit. Bañado en Luz increases the healing done by 500% for 6 seconds.

In this phase the damage dealer have to react quickly and kill all Sha inestable asap, but should be in range of the healers, who stand in front of Tsulong. The Engendro de terror should not be any problem, but sometimes a fear is possible, stunlock them by the tanks or kill them with bomb damage.

The Transition
The most critical point in this fight is the transition from day to night.
Tsulong has to be faced away from your raid and the remaining Engendro de terror have to be killed, before they spread chaos by fearing someone. When this moment has passed, the rest of this encounter is just rinse and repeat.

In addition to the abilities above, he has an 8 minute enrage timer.

A video of how we dealt with the boss mechanics on our firstkill can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlIMipqy4To&list=PLHs1z6wAbUQDUXUDuDLvgKghYU61iSfVV&index=2&feature=plpp_video
Somehow I messed one wave of the Engendro de terror up.

Comentario de lightclaw

LFR:

The point of the fight is to do 250M-ish combined healing and damage to the boss. Both are necessary to beat the enrage timer.

Night Phase -
Tanks swap after getting breathed on. They should not tank the boss facing the sunbeam (sad that I have to say that, but it wiped us three times.)

When you get to 5 stacks of the debuff, run through the sunbeam to clear it.

The reason the raid doesn't just stand in the sunbeam is because it gets used up over time and people will drop pools of fearing ooze for everyone else, making it difficult or impossible to clear your stacks.

Lots of raid damage, basically.

Day Phase - (the harder one, though with less damage)
Healers stand in front of the dragon. Getting breathed on gives 500% healing buff (for 6 seconds only, so make it count) and returns 25% of your mana. Heal the dragon. Dispel Terrorize from the boss immediately.

Tank big adds in front of the boss, as its breath does massive damage to the adds. AoE down the oozes that spawn when it dies. They explode and do big damage to the boss (bad in this phase.)

DPS kills Unstable Sha (and at a lower priority, the big adds) and must kill them before they reach the boss. They can be killed by slowing them and then doing minimal damage (200k or so) as they hurt themselves every time they cast. It's better to burn them down to reduce raid damage, but if you're the only one fighting them on one side, you do what you've got to do. AoE down the Fright Spawn that appear after the big adds die (very low health, but needs to be done.)

tl;dr version:
Night: Run through the beam to clear your stacks, tanks swap after each breath, stay alive. Don't just stand in the beam.

Day: Healers stand in front of the dragon and heal it. Tanks tank the big adds in front of the dragon. DPS kills Unstable Sha > Fright Spawn > Embodied Terror. Fright Spawn only appear after Embodied Terrors die; they need to die fast, but there are just a few and they can be AoE-ed down in seconds by only a few players.

Comentario de 746315

I'm a bit sad to report that Tsulong will register as immune to Imposición de manos during the day phase. Oh the possibilits that could have been...

Comentario de TGFseb15

Anyone else reminded of The Infinite Dragonflight by this boss? A golden cloud serpent that turns black and white when under the Sha's influence?

Speculation time: Sha (of Fear maybe) will somehow come into contact with Nozdormu, corrupting him, and as a result, driven by his fears, corruption will spread (Like Shek'zeer and the mantid) thus forming the Infinite Dragonflight.

Comentario de lisakaps

The Day Phase woke up some memories from the Valithria Dreamwalker days.

Comentario de 203799

楚龍 (chǔlóng) most likely translates as Dragon of Suffering. The second character is pretty unambiguously dragon, while the first has a number of different meanings I was able to look up and probably many more I was not. Seems appropriate enough though!

Chulong is much closer to the actual pronunctiation as well so it's kind of a mystery why they chose to romanize it this way; what English speakers would pronounce as "tsu" is more like the zu or possibly cu sounds of Mandarin.

Comentario de 884267

Tsulong? That's what Shi said!

Comentario de Chaix

Tsulong is most likely the fifth celestial in pandaria's version of the guardian beasts.

Huang Long (a golden dragon) supposedly reigned of the central area of the heavens; Tsulong (a "heavenly" golden cloud serpent) is found in what appears to be the same area as the vale of eternal blossoms (located in the center of pandaria).

Comentario de attoffy09

I was looking at my boss unit frame and saw that Tsulong had Horn of Winter on him; and the buff gave him 10% extra damage. Can anyone confirm that this actually happens?

Comentario de 853382

Be careful, you might hit the berserk timer if you take tsu long -.-

Comentario de steppman2

You should really watch what you do in this fight, just finished a LFR where he had almost every buff on him (given out by the raid after battle rezzing) and several times we had hunters MD adds to him. He seems to act as a 26th raid member in almost every way.

Comentario de Slanor

Mistweavers are very OP for Day phase.

Comentario de lisakaps

Upon the transition from Day to Night phase, it is worth to mention that mages can Robar hechizo any remaining healing buffs from Tsulong.

Comentario de edgeblade

So I've done this fight numerous times on LFR as a tank and always tank him right next to the sunbeam (facing away from raid). Is this correct or no? I've seen lots of other tanks put him all over the place. Since everyone stacks in the sun on LFR, (including melee in theory), then melee can't hit him unless he's next to the beam, right? People staying in the beam means less damage going out right? Yes I know it's just LFR and it doesn't really matter, but I'm curious.

Comentario de Eindrachen

Our guild attempted this one without any form of Ansia de sangre (or variations thereof, like Heroísmo, Distorsión temporal, or Histeria ancestral). We got to 80% on the second Day phase, and then hit the enrage timer. We tried this three times before we conceded defeat and brought in a hunter with Can del Núcleo... and got it in one go.

So. Word to the wise: this is a huge DPS/healing race, and not having some kind of haste spike to really hammer him down fast is a no-no, unless your entire raid is swinging ilvl 522+. We waited for the start of the second night phase, to make sure we were able to down all adds faster (less healer stress, fewer fears) and jump onto Tsulong with almost no pause. We discussed also doing it at the very start, but still won without doing so, so your mileage may vary.

Comentario de Berrenger

My guild just downed Tsulong by using our warlock's Voidlord as a tank, thus freeing one of our regular tanks to switch into dps spec. We downed him first time using this tactic with about 30 seconds to go before he beserked.

Comentario de maely

Possibly the best Holy Priest fight ever invented.

I had an LFR yesterday where I sustained 230k HPS over an abnormally long 11-minute fight duration. This LFR had the lowest DPS I've ever seen. In total, I healed Tsulong for 90.7 million HP, and in fact the six healers combined for more healing (day phases) than the nineteen DPS were able to output during the night phases. Just staggeringly low DPS numbers. (We finished the fight in a third day phase.)

Now, why is this such a favorable fight for Holy Priest? Blue chakra during the night phases, Divine Hymn, Divine Insight for extra PoMs, and so forth. My healing numbers are already probably over 100k at this point.

Day phase? Switch to yellow chakra, throw a renew on the boss, and start spamming heals and building stacks of From Darkness Comes Light. Ideally, you want two FDCLs each time a Sun Breath happens.

Then, and here's the real killer, toss a Guardian Spirit onto Tsulong for one of the Sun Breaths in which you have two stacks of FDCL. Your instant-cast heals will hit him for 3-4 million each. If you are lucky enough to proc additional FDCL stacks while you are consuming them during a GSpirit/Sun Breath, you can literally heal Tsulong for 20+ million HP in a matter of seconds.

Funny enough, my #1 heal for the attempt was actually the Echo of Light from Holy Priest mastery (just ahead of GHeal and FHeal both). Just another reason why this is a MUCH better Holy fight than DIsc fight; those Divine Aegis crit bubbles are basically wasted in day phases when you are bomb-healing Tsulong.

Comentario de Araitik

Tsulong 10 Normal - Mage solo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkNhW2oOggg

Enjoy :)

Comentario de lapdragon

Fairly simple solo on a guardian druid at 100 - stand in the sunbeams, and just melee away. For phase 2 it's convenient to moonfire the medium-sized sha from range, and then just let them come to you, for phase 3, it's back into the sunbeams and you're done.

Comentario de Kalasta

Tamable by 9.0 prepatch. I just tamed him!

Comentario de sakera

Here is my taming story:

Level 50 Worgen bought the book and learned it. Then went to Terrace of Endless Spring & ran it on 25 Heroic. When I attempted to tame Tsulong, it said "Creature not tameable" and thus I could not tame him. I also tried on the LFR version and same result.

However:

Level 47 Goblin had no issues taming him on 10 Normal.
Level 47 Gnome had no issues taming him on 10 Normal.
Level 46 Mag'Har Orc had no issues taming him on 10 Normal.

All characters on same account within same connected realm cluster. All characters had war mode activated (though I doubt that had any effect on the outcomes).

Side note: Worgen was able to eventually tame the same model Serpent in Shado-Pan Monastery (Heroic version didn't work, but Normal version did).

Comentario de wowwowy

I tried and unfortunately failed to tame the golden form. I started the tame right before Tsulong was about to switch forms hoping it would end on the golden form however golden form instantly broke it because golden form has a separate/untamable model id.

Comentario de Adalberht

My level 50 Pandaren hunter already successfully tamed Elegon. However an attempt to tame Tsulong failed as it has been noted with many other hunters since 9.0 pre-patch went live. I made the attempt on Heroic, and Beast Lore did have Tsulong listed as tameable. Tsulong could not be tamed in any of its forms during the encounter.

***UPDATE***
I had a heck of a time getting the instance to reset and had help with another account get from a Heroic to Normal run. In addition I talked to the NPC at the entrance and told him to stop the ritual. Between running it with another character in the group who was level 46 and dismissing that NPC the hunter could finally tame Tsulong. Hope this helps anyone else stuck!

Comentario de jokebakker

My level 50 Worgen hunter just tamed it on 10 normal. While I was sorting out my bags after the tame, it reset so I could go for a second tame or a kill immediately.

Comentario de LuckyX

Tamable 10 normal.

Comentario de DaemoniKira

Since it's not mentioned in any of the comments here:
If you're a Hunter looking to tame MoP Serpents, you'll need the Cómo educar a tu dragón in order to do so. The book is BoA, but to purchase requires the purchasing character be Exalted with the Order of the Cloud Serpent. The book is purchased from San Escama Roja in The Jade Forest (at coordinates 56.6, 44.4) for 50g. :)

Comentario de Noella

As of DF, I went in and tamed him very easily of course. Waited a few seconds and he spawned again so I was able to get a second. Waited a few more seconds and was able to kill him for loot! Kinda sad he doesn't retain his name, but can always just rename him. :)

Comentario de Palawot

As nekrotic mentions, the tameable "black" (surely it's actually violet?) version of the pet makes a constant noise when deployed, and it's quite loud if you have two of them going in beast master spec. I think this is actually a sha-haunted sound, seeing as this tameable form of him is sha-infested.

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Heroico		Mítico
Mortal		Importante
Tanque		DPS
Sanador		Interrumpible
Magia		Maldición
Veneno		Enfermedad
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La noche

Tsulong lucha de noche con el sha que corrompe sus emociones. Reducir a cero la salud de Tsulong de noche destruye de forma permanente la influencia del sha sobre él. Cuando su energía llega a 100 p., purga temporalmente la influencia del sha y la luz radiante del sol convierte la noche en día.

Sombras aterradoras – Las sombras aterradoras creadas por el sha en Tsulong infligen 711 p. de daño de las Sombras a todos los jugadores y aumentan el daño recibido de Sombras aterradoras un 10%. Este efecto se acumula.
Pesadillas – El sha de Tsulong proyecta Pesadillas en la ubicación de un jugador aleatorio. Las Pesadillas infligen 4739 p. de daño de las Sombras y asustan a los jugadores en un radio de 8 m alrededor del impacto durante 8 sec.
Aliento sombrío – Tsulong expulsa energía sha en un cono de 30 grados frente a él, lo que inflige 6634 p. de daño de las Sombras y aumenta el daño de las Sombras recibido un 100% durante 30 sec. Este efecto se acumula.
Rayo de sol – Los intentos de Tsulong de resistirse al sha le permiten proteger a los jugadores de las Sombras aterradoras. Tsulong invoca un Rayo de sol en el campo de batalla que otorga a los jugadores que estén en el mismo inmunidad a las Sombras aterradoras. La zona protegida del Rayo de sol se encoge con el tiempo cuantos más jugadores haya en su interior.
La Oscuridad de la Noche – La oscuridad de la noche aparece en un lugar aleatorio y se mueve hacia el rayo de sol más cercano. La oscuridad de la noche extingue un rayo de sol al alcanzarlo.

El día

Tsulong obtiene ventaja durante el día contra el sha que corrompe sus emociones. Los jugadores pueden sanar y ayudar a Tsulong durante el día, y si su salud llega al 100% de día se destruye de forma permanente la influencia del sha sobre él. Cuando su energía llega a 100 p., el sha corrompe sus emociones y la noche cae sobre la veranda.

Terror encarnado – Los terrores encarnados aparecen mientras el sha lucha por controlar a Tsulong. Cuando los jugadores destruyen un terror encarnado, surgen 5 engendros de terror.
- Atemorizar – El terror encarnado lanza Atemorizar a un jugador aleatorio y a Tsulong. El terror inflige un 50% de la salud actual del jugador como daño de las Sombras cada 1 s durante 10 sec. Tsulong sufre un 5% de su salud total como daño de las Sombras cada 2 s durante 10 sec.
Engendro de terror – Cinco engendros de terror aparecen cuando los jugadores destruyen un terror encarnado.
- Terror – Un engendro de terror libera una ola de Terror, lo que inflige 3949 p. de daño de las Sombras y asusta a los jugadores en un radio de 30 m durante 2 sec.
Sha inestable – Varios sha inestables aparecen cerca de Tsulong y se desplazan hacia él, infligiendo un enorme daño de las Sombras si lo alcanzan.
- Descarga inestable – El sha inestable lanza energía oscura hacia un jugador aleatorio e inflige 4107 p. de daño de las Sombras al objetivo. La descarga inestable también daña al sha inestable un 15% de su salud máxima.
- Inestabilidad – Si un sha inestable llega a Tsulong, inflige 80560 p. de daño de las Sombras a Tsulong y desaparece.
Aliento de sol – Tsulong exhala energía solar en un cono de 60 grados frente a él, lo que inflige 75821 p. de daño de Naturaleza a los sha en un radio de 60 m y los aturde durante 8 sec. El aliento también causa el efecto de Bañado en Luz sobre los jugadores dentro de su área.
- Bañado en Luz – El calor del Sol restaura de manera instantánea un 25% del maná total de un jugador y aumenta la sanación que realiza un 500% durante 6 sec.
La Luz del Día – La luz del día aparece en un lugar aleatorio. Al interactuar con la luz del día se restaura maná cada 1 s y aumenta la sanación realizada un 1500% durante 6 sec. La cantidad de maná restaurado aumenta mientras que la sanación realizada disminuye mientras dura el efecto.

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