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Commentaire de cortx

Soloter en 10 héro avec un chasseur spé bete 856
***Je ne connais pas le nom des techniques***
Toujours être au centre de la plate forme avec un pilier dans le dos pour maximiser la distance de recul possible.
Lorsqu'il vous fait reculer, courir en avant pour contrer le vent, ça passe juste mais ça passe.
Puis revenir au center et DPS les adds.
Lei Shen est insensible pendant 45 secondes, donc vous n'avez qu'à vous occuper des adds.
Puis au bout de 45sec, laissez tomber les adds et descendez Lei Shen. Re-belotte sur le vent, même topo pour le contrer, la course.
**
Lei Shen - Course - Add - Lei Shen - Course - Add - Lei Shen

Je ne suis pas tombé en dessous de 50% de vie.

Commentaire de Naareuh

Si vous vous faites tuer (en tombant de la plateforme notamment) mais ne pouvez plus utiliser le téléporteur pour retourner l'affronter : tapez /reload :-)

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Commentaire de CalaelenDT

Lei-Shen

Tyrant, Dictator, Conqueror, Emperor. The Thunder King’s numerous titles were earned by bringing absolute misery to the races of Pandaria. Resurrected into a world where his people no longer rule, Lei Shen is bent on ending the farce and bringing the land under his heel once more.

Lead Encounter Designer, Ion “Watcher” Hazzikostas:

The core concept for the Lei Shen fight developed during a brainstorming session as members of the encounter design team were throwing around ideas for potential fight mechanics, trying to see if anything would stick. A popular idea was for him to need to pause and recharge periodically, but someone suggested an interesting twist on that idea—the Thunder King isn’t just a battery that needs to recharge; he’s actually a power source himself. So instead of him drawing power from his citadel, the citadel draws power from him. He is a mighty warrior in his own right, with distinctive weapon and lightning attacks, but his mere presence energizes and activates portions of his citadel’s defenses, and managing those becomes a central element of the encounter. With a wide array of incredible visuals provided by our effects artists, and an awesome dungeon backdrop (those walls aren’t entirely decorative . . .), Lei Shen is an epic final encounter to wrap up an epic raid zone.

Official Blizzard article

Commentaire de 344605

Thunder... thunder... thunder king! HO!

Commentaire de Alahuakbar

After it randomly came to me tonight, I finally realized where the inspiration for Lei Shen's character and backstory came from. He was the first emperor of the Mogu, and he's actually based off the first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang. Qin was also a bit of a tyrant, he conquered many lands, and was a full time dictator. He conquered all of the separated states of china and unified them under one banner. (Like Lei Shen did to all the races of Pandaria) Qin ordered his army of slaves to do anything and everything for him, and would constantly enslave more and more people to do his bidding. One massive work order he bestowed upon his slaves was actually to create a huge wall to block off barbarian invaders from china, and this wall would later become the Great Wall of China. Sound familiar? Lei Shen constructed the Serpents spine wall for the same purpose, except instead of keeping out barbarians, it was to keep out the Mantid. Finally, even though MANY people tried to assassinate Qin, they all failed due to the Emperor's strength and cunning, and in the end, Qin died a natural death of old age, once again, just like Lei Shen.

This is a really cool historical reference by blizzard and it makes me even more excited to face him in the upcoming weeks! :D

Commentaire de DorianFyre

Lei Shen, otherwise known as The Thunder King, was the first Emperor of the Mogu. He unified the mogu races into one giant clan rather than many divided clans and through his will many of Pandaria's most notable works of ancient architecture were created, including the Serpent's Shine, Mogu'shan Palace and the two shrines either side of it in the Vale. He also lay the foundations for a dynasty of Mogu emperors, ruling an empire of slaves.

The mogu are a power-hungry race whose history is written in the blood of their enemies. In the past, warring clans and kingdoms fought for dominion over parcels of land, each looking to gain the upper hand against their neighbors. That all changed when Lei Shen leveraged his power and cunning to became the greatest of the mogu. Born during the Age of a Hundred Kings, Lei Shen was the son of a warlord and possessed a strength that commanded respect from the other mogu. He went on to do what many thought impossible; he united the mogu kings beneath him and declared himself emperor.

Once united, the mogu swept across Pandaria, conquering and subjugating all of the other races—until he encountered the mantid. The Lorewalkers were diligent in chronicling the history of Pandaria and have this text on record:

'It has been written that when the great Lei Shen first looked upon the lands of the mantid, he did not feel fear, but inspiration.

As he began to unify his people under a single banner and subjugate the other races of Pandaria, he knew that the mantid would never succumb to his authority. They spoke his language, the language of strength. He commanded his slaves to construct the Serpent's Spine, a magnificent wall that spanned the length of the empire.

It would take many generations to build. But Lei Shen knew how to motivate his subjects. Fear. Fear of the mantid moved mountains, raised armies, secured his empire, and built his wall.'

He is rumoured to have died of natural causes, as during his time, none could stand up to his might. He was taken to a mogu crypt deep within Kun Lai Summit, and entombed. It was and still is a great honor for mogu to be buried intact, as they otherwise treat the corpses of their dead as as parts and reagents for their spells and magic.

However, the departure of the mists has prompted the return and rise of the Zandalari trolls, who have brought The Thunder King back to life. It falls to the Alliance and Horde's strength to put him down, as the forces of Pandaria alone are regrettably not enough.

Pandaria, her hills of gold,
In dark and mournful times of old,
Did once a hopeless horror hold.
When from her sacred Vale did spring,
With storm and flash, a monstrous thing,
His name Lei Shen, the Thunder King.
His thunder boomed across the land,
And none who dared and fought could stand
Against the iron tyrant’s hand.
A palace grand, a walled domain,
Such mighty works born of his reign.
Built by slaves, their hearts in chains,
But seasons change and tyrants die,
His fury spent in times gone by,
The thunder slept beneath Kun-Lai.
By Zandalari hands he has been taken,
By Zandalari voice he has awakened.
Gather heroes, sound the drums,
The Thunder King comes...
The Thunder King comes.

But most importantly of all, he is voiced by the one-and-only Christopher Lee - though you might know him better as Sauron the White, from The Lord of the Rings films.

Commentaire de christehchris

World first kill (25m normal) by Exodus on US-Mal'ganis.
Edit: Why downvote facts? Check wowprogress please.

Commentaire de Tric

Kinda looks like Mum-Ra in his empowered form

Commentaire de Fylwind

Strategy for handling conduit levels

It is generally a bad idea to deal with a fully charged conduit during the first intermission phase. In particular, Static Shock and Bouncing Bolts are especially terrible to deal with once they are level 3, since these two are also the worst abilities. However, in order to disable a conduit, it is necessary for it to have the highest charge.

The trick here is to charge the designated pillar to as close to 100 power as possible but without letting it reach level 2. Then, all the other pillars are to be charged to a power that is strictly lower than the designated pillar (staying at level 1, of course). This way, during intermission phase, all abilities are at level 2 (which is as low the mechanics allow) and the designated pillar will be disabled after the intermission.

This does imply that phase 1 is a somewhat of a DPS check since the raid would have at most ~3 mins before there are no more pillars to charge without ruining this strategy. Some extra time can be bought by having the raid eat some extra damage from Discharged Energy (during which Lei Shen is not charging anything), if needed.

How the conduit mechanic works

There are 4 conduits in each cardinal direction, each of which can grant a special ability to Lei Shen (exactly how this occurs will be mentioned later in this post):

(North) Horion statique: AoE damage that is split among players.
(East) Diffusion en chaîne: Chain lightning that spawns an add for each player that gets hit.
(South) Surchargé: Causes a ring of energy to radiate from that player (max radius: about half the room). Players standing at the direct center are unaffected. In addition, it's sometimes possible to jump over the ring to avoid the effect.
(West) Éclair bondissant: Several bolts are launched and land after a few secs (indicated by blue, swirling ground animations). If no players catch a bolt, an add will spawn and the bolt will bounce and land elsewhere (ad infinitum, until the bolt gets soaked by a player).

Each conduit has two properties (they are displayed in the boss frames):

level: either 1, 2 or 3
power: from 0 to 100

All conduits begin at level 1 and power 0. When Lei Shen is in close proximity to a conduit (the range is quite small), he will charge the conduit, increasing the power of the conduit at a rate of about 2.3 per sec. While charging, the power of this conduit is displayed in the alternate power bar. Once the power reaches the maximum (100), the conduit will gain a level and the power resets to zero. If the level is at its maximum (3), the power will remain at 0 and Lei Shen will stop charging the conduit and begin to release Énergie déchargée until he is moved to another (uncharged) conduit.

In phases 1 and 2, Lei Shen will gain the ability of the conduit that he is currently charging. In the intermission phases, Lei Shen will gain the ability of all the conduits (except the one that gets disabled).

Both the power and level of a conduit will affect the damage of the corresponding ability. However, the level will also cause the ability to be more powerful in a different way:

Horion statique: More players are afflicted with the debuff; 1 per level (e.g. at level 3 there will be 3 Static Charge debuffs going out).
Diffusion en chaîne: The adds have more health and hit harder (not usually of concern).
Surchargé: More rings will spawn; 10-player: 1 per level / 25-player: 2 (?) per level.
Éclair bondissant: More bolts will spawn; 10-player: 3 per level / 25-player: 8 per level.

When the an intermission phase occurs, all conduits will automatically gain 1 level (assuming they are not already capped at 3), but their power remains unchanged. Once the intermission ends, every conduit will reset to level 1 and power 0, and the conduit with the highest effective level ( = level × 100 + power) will be disabled for the rest of the encounter.

Commentaire de Alahuakbar

Also, Gratz to Dream Paragon on Lightning's Blade EU for the World First Heroic 10 Man and World First Heroic overall kill of Lei Shen! I'm so excited to see how they handle Ra-Den and to see who comes out on top in the 25 Heroic Race! :D

Commentaire de Nemoboy

Method got world first 25 heroic.

Commentaire de UndercoverHobo

Hey, just thought I'd post as a thanks to Blizzard, though I should maybe do it on the forums... Oh well it's early, enough rambling.

I'm a role-player on WoW and after reading this and it bringing light to thoughts I've had before, I thought I would share them. A lot of people get upset that they don't get lore for their race with new patches, I've been upset with that at times too, but then I realized something. We may not get the lore we always want, but look at how much time, effort, and thought Blizzard puts into making new lore interesting and exciting, even connecting it with little history from our world's past, and they do this all for us, they eve taught me a bit today after reading these posts. Blizzard does so much to make this game a joyous experience in all aspects to all players, and I appreciate the work they have and continue to put in this game.
Thank you, Blizzard
(As always, my apologies for the wall of text.)

Commentaire de lightclaw

LFR Strategy:
This is the hard fight of this wing, but only because it has mechanics that need to be followed. Once the raid gets the hang of the mechanics, the fight is fairly straightforward (if high damage and long.)

Entire Raid:
This guy has a whole bunch of abilities, but with DBM and common sense they won't cause you much trouble. However, there are four mechanics in this fight that are particularly important to note. Once you get them down, you've got the fight done and it's just a matter of staying alive long enough to kill the boss.

1. Overcharged - If someone near you gets Overcharged, they will grow to twice their normal size and get a lightning pool around their feet. You have two options - A) Stack right on top of them and avoid the effect or B) Get as far away as possible (40 yards at least) and avoid the effect. If you are closer, you'll take large amounts of damage and get stunned.

2. Static Shock - The affected player gets a blue arrow over his or her head and an 8 yard circle around the feet. After 8 seconds they explode doing a bunch of damage, shared by everyone in the circle. Stack on people with blue arrows (and for goodness sake don't run away if you've got the arrow...)

3. Bouncing Bolt (Diffused Lightning adds) - The boss throws a bolt of lightning that bounces across the platform. Its landing site is denoted by a small, blue swirly circle. Someone has to stand in the circle and get hit by the lightning bolt when it bounces through. If this does not happen, an add spawns. During the intermission, dozens of adds can spawn in just a few seconds if people don't follow this mechanic. (Note: This is different from the large, whitish swirly circle from Thunderstruck.)

4. Diffusion Chain - A chain lightning type ability that causes an annoying add to spawn for every single person hit. Spread out to avoid the effect.

Tanks:
Tank the boss near a pillar. Each pillar provides the boss with a special power, and the level of the pillar can be seen by counting the rings of lightning it has. When the pillar reaches three levels (three rings of lightning) it becomes supercharged and more dangerous (though not deadly in LFR.) Move the boss from pillar to pillar to prevent any of them from charging completely. After the intermissions, pieces of the platform become electrified and should be avoided.

- We chose Bouncing Bolt to start with so that we could eliminate the adds after the first intermission, but your raid may prefer a different pillar.

During the first phase, swap after each Decapitate, and the tank who is focused for Decapitate should run away (the ability does less damage the farther you move, but you really don't have to go far on LFR.)

After the first phase the fight becomes a single tank fight. There is an intended tank swap later but it is unnecessary in LFR. It's much easier for the tanks to stick to boss or adds rather than trying to swap (there may or may not even be adds to deal with.)

Throughout the fight the adds should be gathered up so that they can be AoE'ed down, preferably on top of the boss.

DPS:
Kill adds whenever possible. When the boss casts Thunderstruck, get away from the large swirly mark on the ground. Follow the mechanics for the four abilities that I noted above. (Stack on Overcharged or Static Shock, stand in small blue puddles to prevent adds, and spread out for diffusion chain.) During intermission, spread out around the platform and continue following those mechanics.

Healers:
There is a lot of tank damage, particularly when the boss is being moved between pillars. Raid damage is also substantial, but it came in bursts that looked worse than they actually were. During intermission, try to spread out around the platform so that each quarter has someone healing. Be sure to follow the mechanics that I noted above (particularly during the intermission, when they will all happen in turn.) There is a pushback phase near the end of the fight. As long as you don't run against the pushback, you can cast while sliding backward.

tl;dr version:
There are four abilities that you have to pay attention to or the raid will wipe.
1. Overcharged - Stack on the giant person who is affected and it won't hurt you. If two people are overcharged near each other, pick one (you'll still get hit by the other, but won't die.)

2. Static shock - Stack on the person with the blue arrow to share damage.

3. Bouncing Bolt - Stand on the small, blue, swirly puddles to keep adds from spawning.

4. Diffusion chain - Spread out to avoid chain lightning/adds.

Tanks:
Tank the boss near a pillar until the progress bar gets close to full then move it to a different corner. Swap after Decapitate and run away if you were the Decapitate target. Pick up adds. After phase 1 it's pretty much a single tank fight in LFR, or boss tank/add tank anyway. Avoid the electrified quarter of the platform after phase 1 and 2.

DPS:
Follow the mechanics listed above. Adds > Boss. When Thunderstruck happens (large swirly lightning circle) get away. During intermission spread out on the platform but continue following the mechanics.

Healers:
Lots of damage all around, with high tank damage when moving between corners. Be sure to follow the mechanics listed above. Spread out during intermission so that the entire raid is getting healed.

Macroable version:

/instance Overcharged-Stack on player. Static Shock-Stack on blue arrow.
/instance Bouncing Bolt-Stand in blue puddles. Diffusion chain-Spread out.
/instance Tank by a pillar, don't let bar fill. Swap after Decapitate. Intermission = Scatter.

Commentaire de 26079

Conduit selection is really all about setting up the second intermission the way you want it, because the first intermission will always have all four active.

This boils down to two choices:
(1) Which conduit do you want disabled during the second intermission?
(2) Which conduit can you live with being leveled up during the second intermission?

To clarify the second question, unless your dps is extremely high, you're going to end up with one leveled-up conduit by the end of phase 2. You'll have something like 90, 90, 130.

My guild was successful by (1) disabling diffusion chain so there is no reason to avoid stacking and (2) leveling up overcharge. You can minimize the difficulty of multiple overcharge targets at the end of ph2 and in intermission2 by good stacking at the right times.

Commentaire de decembre

In LFR, it's possible to single tank Lei Shen through the first phase, and possibly through the second if DPS is heavy enough. Décapitation can easily be shrugged off and the debuff falls off before he casts it again. Entaille de fusion will stack, but if DPS is fast enough, it may be possible to push him to the second intermission before it becomes too much to heal through.

I found this out when our LFR's tank quit and I got frustrated with the DPS not knowing the mechanics. So with only four healers, we decided to pull to let DPS practice the fight and surprisingly almost got to the start of the second intermission.

Commentaire de Molybdenum33

Has anyone defeated the whole raid on heroic yet?

Commentaire de Tarcalion

Lei Shen is Mandarin Chinese, and the characters are 雷神 (pinyin same as the normal English name), which means "Thunder/Lightning God".

For other fun ones, I'm guessing Lei Shi is Thunder Stone 雷石, Ji-kun is tricky, but I'm guessing they were going for 鸡鶤, the 2nd character being a mythological large bird, like a roc, while the 1st character is chicken. Sha probably comes from 杀, to kill.

There are lots of names I can't even remember right now with some fun meanings. The development team probably had a good time with that.

Note -- the Romanization of some of the characters in game is very inconsistent, fluctuating between Wade-Giles (Pe-king) and Pinyin (Bei-jing). Also, some Chinese-looking names aren't actual Chinese phonemes (Qon, Quilen), at least not Mandarin.

Commentaire de zharshoul

Anyone notice how after the 2nd intermission when he says the bottom phrase he sounds like hes crying , as if hes thinking (OMG IM LOSING! NO THIS CANNOT BE)

NO! You are UNWORTHY! I ... AM.... THE THUNDER KING!

Commentaire de 1119903

Lol, strategy guides. Have the tank taunt and jump off platform. Lei Zhen will follow. Use loot-a-rang.

Commentaire de blupache

For some reason Lei Shen currently has Diminishing Returns on Taunt turned On.

The Electrical Shock from Overwhelming Power is applied at a rate of about 1 per second.

This means that in the final phase tanks need to either swap at 18 stacks, or they'll run the risk of Lei Shen becoming Immune to taunts.

It's doable with either approach, but it can cause confusion where a tank is spamming taunt trying to get the boss & just ends up extending Lei Shen's taunt immunity until the tank he's is killed.

Commentaire de MasterRaistlin

Found this elsewhere, but for us it was a critical piece of info that I don't see here yet:

The base damage of Horion statique is 1,000,000 in 25 man (400K in 10). For each % of charge the pillar gets, the damage increases by another 10k (4K in 10). At 100% charge, the pillar would gain 1,000,000 of damage.

The pillar always gains one level (+100%) energy during the transition. Most people, depending on the order in which they take the boss to the pillars, will have between 50-90% charge on the pillar. The pillar is fully discharged at the end of the transition (hence why each pillar starts at 0% in the second phase).

Thus, during the transition, assuming 80 energy on the static shock pillar:

1,000,000 * (1 + level) + 10k * energy = 1,000,000 * 2 + 10k * 80 = 2.8m

To become more easily survivable, you need roughly 50 or less energy on that pillar then.

Commentaire de 1124068

A few tips for 25 man:

Every class can solo soak except Shamans, Holy/Disc Priests, Warriors, and DKs.

Druids can use Symb on a mage for IB (Resto), CoS (Balance) or a priest for Dispersion (Feral).

Use your second potion after you kill the first set of ball lightning. This will make P2 a lot smoother and let you save BL for P3.

When you split your groups try to spread out the people who can't soak so one group doesn't have to stack all the time.

You can do a bit of "pillar dancing". What this means is if you're running out of pillars to charge you can move the boss in and out of the pillar. This will make it gain energy much slower at the cost of a tad extra raid damage.

And also, don't push boss to 30% while Ball Lightning is up/going to be cast.

Good luck!

Commentaire de Rogueflax

As alliance

Here is a video of how we got our first kill http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6cXL2ZXZ7c . Difficulty is 25 man normal. Guild is soulrider of the felwen http://www.soulriders.eu/phpBB3/ on server EU-Shadowsong.

Commentaire de alpanhell

Right before he dies at the end of the fight he says:

I sought only to finish... The work of the Gods...

No idea what that refers to. I see no mention on here about all the lore found on Isle of Thunder relating to Mogu and Titans too.

They also talk about Lei Shen going up on a mountain before coming down with the power of Lightning.

I really like stuff like this and would hope that Blizzard would explore it further and answer the questions. But from past experience I'm not holding my breath.

While everyone here seems to be looking for a relationship with real word Chinese history (which I'm sure there is) there is a tie-in to the whole Titan's servants things that you saw in Northrend. Not sure if it's a well planned story and tie-in or a lack of imagination at Blizzard.

Commentaire de George14

If an Assassination Rogue used Vendetta on Lei Shen, would they getVision infaillible de Lei Shen?

Commentaire de Ryawy

For DKs on this fight I'd suggest Emprise de Fielsang and Chancre impie for dealing with Invocation de foudre en boule. You can pull the ball lightning on top of each other and infect them with Unholy Blight before they go flying off somewhere else.

Commentaire de flaotinging

With all the hype Lorewalker Cho gave this lightning guy with all the poetry and all that I was disappointed to learn he doesn't drop an Anima-fueled Saurok-bedazzled Thundering Cloud Serpent or something.

Although... future me is bittersweetly thankful for not having to farm heroic Lei Shen on my DK at level 100.

Commentaire de Lordplatypus

He claims to be the "Slayer of Kings and Gods". Interestingly enough, we, the player are also exactly the same, Slayers of Kings (Arthas) and Gods (C'thun, Yog'Saron). It shows that Lei Shen, while a powerful being, was only a big fish in a small pool compared to the rest of azeroth.

Commentaire de OptimalNorway

I don't find to be as recognizeable as neither Le roi-liche or Illidan Hurlorage. Blizzard does not represent him too well in World of Warcraft, In my opinion.

Commentaire de Eninia

10 M Heroic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8-YNnpheJM

Commentaire de 1131778

is this boss made up by Blizzard or really exists in WC3 lore?

Commentaire de tygrey

Monks can stand in his face and take a decapitate when dampen harm is up and not drop below 60% hp on normal or Heroic

Commentaire de Gearsby

Apparently he is voiced by the godlike Christopher Lee, i.e. Saruman from The Lord of The Rings movies and Francisco Scaramanga from the James Bond film The Man With The Golden Gun, among many other great characters... :D

Commentaire de 1081041

I was rather surprised when I checked for Lei Shen's voice actor. It turned out to be no other than Sir Christopher Lee.

Commentaire de Archaix

I am the lord of the wasteland
A modern day Man of Steel
I gather darkness to please me
And I command ye to kneel, before the...

GOD OF THUNDER
And rock and roll!
The spell you're under
Will slowly rob you of your virgin soul...

Commentaire de 939525

the word "Thunder" literally translates into the words "Léi shēng" in Chinese.

Commentaire de DroRaz

Found out that Lei Shen (or Lei Gong) is actually the Chinese deity who can produce thunder:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lei_Gong

Always fun finding out that Blizz put real thought into their characters.

Commentaire de yzq85

Paul Nakauchi is the voice behind Lei Shen, but given how he pitched his voice to resemble Christopher Lee's, it's hard not to make that mistake.

Nakauchi is also in Reaper of Souls as Malthael.

Commentaire de Araitik

Soloable by Mages in 10N :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et6RkgMC2fA

Enjoy :)

Commentaire de Elodeon

As of 6.2.3, 10H is doable as HFC-geared healer + DPS, as long as you keep him near an active conduit, can effectively AoE the adds, and have some kind of sprint to avoid being pushed off during intermission.

Commentaire de Shoddythetroll

as of 7.0.3 Legion Prepatch, Lei Shen knocks players back by a considerable distance everytime he goes into the intermission phase. You'll most likely die if you face your back to the edges as a result.

Commentaire de 910025

Very hard to solo on 10man Heroic mode. Maybe impossible.

As a ilvl846 Ret pally there is too much damage going on, too many adds and you gotta watch not falling off during intermissions...so bummed as I was able to solo all the raid on heroic pretty easily (only Dark Animus was a big dps race)

:(

Commentaire de xavierlpp

Soloed with a BM Hunter 856 on 10H
Just stay all the time in the center a do a lot of aoe to adds
Kill him in first try
(Try to put your back to a corner, more space to walk when he push).

Commentaire de nagi603

Solo'd on 25N with BM hunter, 110@844. It ~~can~~ will be difficult to target him, due to the sheer amount of adds, and I had to use all my active heals (artifact on kill command,exhiliration, aspect of turtle, draenei racial) and almost died on second attempt. (First attempt lasted 26 seconds, I got bumped into the chasm.) You might want to do it on 10 or bring at least a potion.

Commentaire de Hoplowe

Solo'd Heroic 10 as a BM Hunter with 844 ilvl. This fight is all about positioning and adds.

Zoom out the camera as far as it possibly can. Once you land in the arena, position yourself in the dead center, pick a pillar and make both your character and your camera angle face it. This pillar will be your focal point that will save you during Helm of Command. Do not move the camera angle, do not move yourself, do not face any direction other than the pillar. If you get moved by a mechanic or the angle changes with Lei Shen's movements, reclaim that spot as soon as possible.

Send your pet to attack Lei Shen, but avoid doing damage yourself. You'll be out of range for Mend Pet, so duck in closer every now and then, but just focus on avoiding stuff and killing adds. The goal is to stay in the middle and reduce any damage Lei Shen can do to you before his adds show up to hurt.

When he casts Helm of Command, which is a light blue beam that latches onto you and pushes you away, run forwards towards him - still facing the pillar you picked before. Do nothing but run forwards. You'll get close to the edge of the platform where the opposing pillar is, but because the corners with pillars are slightly longer than the other edges, you shouldn't go over it. If you get nervous, Aspect of the Cheetah negates the effect somewhat, but you won't have time to use it twice. The spell lasts eight seconds, and he used it three times against me before dying. It might take a few tries to get the hang of it, but once you do you're set for this mechanic.

The adds are more dangerous than Lei Shen once they get going. Feign Death, Misdirect, everything and anything you can do to make your pet take the brunt of it. Save your massive AOEs like Barrage and Stampede for when you start to get overwhelmed, because you will be. I popped both my (artifact boosted) Turtle as well as Exhilaration, as well as having to use the Shadow Hunter's Voodoo mask. Bring a big potion if you can. Appropriate bandages too.

It took me about four tries before I got the trick. Good luck.

Commentaire de Reddervish

it was suggested for hunters to use feign death to draw out the encounter. Feign death did not work (tried it twice, it did not remove agro for more than a second or two). So maybe there has been a patch to change the mechanics. I'm on a MM Hunter iLvl 848.My only AOE is multi-shot, and its not very effective in this encounter, I do miss hunter's glaives which were taken away and given to the demon hunters with 7. will update if I get this encounter to work.

Commentaire de Enina

Soloed on Heroic 25 as an 865~ Arms warrior at AP25ish. It wasn't necessarily hard, but the huge numbers of adds can clog up the screen, so if your PC sucks you might want to lower your graphics in case it could be an issue. However, you can use them to keep healing yourself.

Commentaire de Barleduq

10m Normal. BM Hunter, ilvl 815 ish, frequently fumble-fingered in trying to hit multi-shot in between everything else I'm trying to hit for this damned rotation. For my first time ever through the raid, I wasn't about to try it harder, and was mainly doing it to run it out after getting Horridon's Hide for the Legion skinning quest. My only real problem was finding Lei Shen to hit *him*, but apparently my pets didn't have a problem, cause his HP kept going down no matter what I did. Only got knocked back once; standing dead center had me with him inside the circle as he supercharged things, which made things easy. I had a harder time after getting knocked out before the second supercharge. Why*ever* would one want to prolong the encounter, is there an achievement?

Commentaire de rrrof711

This fight was fairly easy for a Vengeance DH with about iLVL 840 average and a lvl 30 artifact weapon. Lots of jumping around. I tried to keep him and the adds on the sections of the platform that were overloaded (I guess I got lucky and had him on a different section when he started the second overload because it didn't increase the charge of the first section and I took him out after the second overload). I did quite a bit of damage to the adds but mainly focused on the boss but when there were too many after the second overload I dropped a Sigil of Flame and double Infernal Strike to wipe them all out. I must say this was the longest dungeon I have ever soloed and I only got a couple transmog but I really needed to finish this skinning Hides of Legend quest.

Commentaire de Sarthorius

For people struggling with his Heaume de commandement in heroic modes (in Legion you should be doing all bosses in Heroic anyways, if you want to defeat Ra-Den next) the sprint from Tartare d'ours is more than enough, lots of adds spawning while the boss is untargetable, just hug the middle of the room, and keep facing the mid while killing the adds, keeping the speed buff from the food up.

Commentaire de hoboninja

So not sure if this is a new bug or not, but if you get knocked off the platform from helm of command you cannot use the teleporter pad to get back to the fight.

Commentaire de Empy3

Fairly simple to solo in 25H as a ToS geared Elemental Shaman. I did this at ilvl 928 and I do not play Elemental as a main spec, so my gear optimization is pretty bad because I go after upgrades for their Resto stats, not for Elemental. For adds, use Totem de magma liquide, Gardien des tempêtes, and Séisme on CD or when you start to see a lot of adds stacking up. Make Lei Shen your focus so you can find him in the middle of the adds. Pull with Horion de flammes], hit him with Explosion de lave and a couple of Éclair, reapply Horion de flammes, then drop Élémentaire de feu, hit Bloodlust Furie sanguinaire, pop Ascendance, and blast him with as many Explosion de lave as you can. Stay in the middle of the room and line yourself up with a diagonal so you have maximum room to work with, and use Loup fantôme and Bourrasque during a pushback. Keep Lei Shen as your target as much as possible (this is where the focus comes in handy) and just spam Chaîne d'éclairs with him as the primary target. You can use your Élémentaire de terre and Transfert astral if things start to get hairy, to buy yourself a few seconds of breathing room. It's not hard - I was expecting to take several tries before ultimately reducing the difficulty to 10H, but I killed him on 25H on the first try without ever seeing the fight before. If you have Acrimonie d'Al'Akir it will probably make this even less stressful, but I didn't have them on when I pulled and still had a relatively easy fight.

Commentaire de alannaliadon

In order to fight Lei Shen in Heroic mode, you must have defeated all previous bosses on Heroic. If the raid leader switched difficulties part way through, you will need to switch back to Normal mode to see Lei Shen on the platform.

Commentaire de Malachi68

Tip for warlocks:

After many, many tries, I figured out that Demonic Circle is a fantastic way to keep Lei Shen from pushing you over the edge. When you teleport to the platform, create a circle in the middle and fight from this spot. When you start to get shoved towards the edge, use the circle to teleport back to the center. Don't wait too long because you might go out of range (and then die). Go back to the middle again and create a second circle after the cool down ticks off. Rinse and repeat as necessary (took me two times).

Commentaire de giulione

Easy soloed in Heroic as a 120 prot paladin, just set your talents to have 2 charges of Divine Steed (Cavalier) and you're good to go.
When Lei Shen casts Heaume de commandement just counter it with your Divine Steed, it's more than enough to outrun the push towards the edge of the platform. He will cast Heaume de commandement twice during the fight, so you need the double charge just in case you burn him faster than the cooldown.

Commentaire de Marco238

I just managed to completely circumvent the knockback on Heaume de commandement by standing at the exact middle of the arena with Lei Shen. Not sure if i got lucky or not, will have to try to replicate!

Commentaire de Tecfan

After you've killed the boss, use the Plateforme de déplacement in the middle of the room to exit.

Commentaire de Risper

Soloed as 109 Warlock with bad gear. Took me WAY too long to figure out I needed to click the displacement pad on the floor to propel myself onto the platform with Lei Shen.

Commentaire de MaxWilder

If you die and the displacement pad isn't clickable when you run back, use /reload to refresh your UI. It should become clickable again.

Commentaire de Kaerfemagsh

i got to his room solo but when i used the displacement pad the boss didnt appear in the room

Commentaire de Seldomane

IF YOU ARE NOT GETTING CUTESCENE AFTER LEI SHEN / CAN'T FIND RA-DEN:

When you enter the instance, the difficulty you select will remain until approximately Iron Qon. Either before or after Iron Qon, the difficulty AUTOMATICALLY changed from Heroic to Normal. You must change it back to Heroic & leave the instance, and re-enter, in order to face Lei Shen and Ra-Den.

First attempt: I went into ToT on one toon this morning, I set it to Heroic 25-man (solo as 120 of course) and entered. When I defeated Lei Shen, I received no cutscene and couldn't fight Ra-Den. I checked the difficulty and it was set to Normal. This pissed me off as I knew I set it to Heroic before entering.

Second attempt: I went in a second time on another 120 toon, made damn sure I was set to heroic 25-man. Right before I faced Lei Shen I checked difficulty and again it was set to Normal. So I changed it to Heroic, the prompt came up to "accept" being in an instance in progress, which I accepted of course. I continued to Lei Shen to find out that he wasn't there! Nothing. Just an empty platform.

Third attempt: Third alt... same situation, but I constantly checked the difficulty because I knew it changed at some point. It seemed to changed after defeating Iron Qon to Normal. so I immediately changed it back and continued to Lei Shen, who of course WASN'T THERE AGAIN.

Fourth attempt: Finally got it done... I did the same steps as above, but after defeating Iron Qon, I changed difficulty from normal to heroic and I left the raid completely (porting back with toy), and then ran back to instance and ran all the way back to where I was, and Lei Shen was there! After beating him the cutscene happened and I was able to fight Ra-Den.

SO!... If you want to complete the instance and beat Ra-Den: After defeating Iron Qon you have to leave the dungeon and change it difficulty back to heroic, and then go back in and finish Lei Shen and Ra-Den. That's the ONLY way I've been able to complete it.

Commentaire de Sodal

For those soloing Lei Shen, shortly after engaging him he'll teleport to the center of the platform and summons a lot of adds which can't hurt you at max level but for the duration, you can't attack him either. Move as close to the center as you can, facing Lei Shen and one of the four pillars in the corners. Because when he casts Heaume de commandement it pushes you away, run towards him, keep facing the pillar while the spell casts. You'll get near the edge of the platform but the corners are slightly further away than the rest of the edges. No need for class abilities or speed food/potions.

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Lei Shen <Le roi-tonnerre>

Ce PNJ se trouve dans Trône du tonnerre (2).

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Héroïque		Mythique
Mortel		Important
Tank		DPS
Soigneur		Interruptible
Magie		Malédiction
Poison		Maladie
Enrage

Conduits de foudre

Lorsque Lei Shen est à portée d’un Conduit de foudre, il l’alimente, ce qui lui confère une technique supplémentaire propre à ce conduit. Le niveau d’énergie de ce dernier augmente tant que Lei Shen le charge, augmentant les dégâts infligés par la technique conférée.
Lorsque la puissance du Conduit atteint 100 points d’énergie, le niveau de celui-ci augmente et son énergie repart de 0.

Conduit nord : Horion statique – Lei Shen charge la cible avec un Horion statique. Au bout de 8 sec, Horion statique inflige 20535 points de dégâts de Nature répartis entre tous les personnages-joueurs se trouvant à moins de 8 mètres.
Le nombre de cibles touchées par l'électricité statique de Lei Shen s’accroît à mesure que le niveau du conduit de Horion statique augmente.
Les dégâts infligés par Horion statique deviennent plus élevés à mesure que l'énergie et le niveau du conduit nord augmentent.
Conduit est : Diffusion en chaîne – Lei Shen foudroie un personnage-joueur, lui infligeant 1106 points de dégâts de Nature. Cette attaque se propage aux ennemis proches, et les dégâts infligés augmentent à chaque changement de cible. Pour chaque ennemi touché par Diffusion en chaîne, une Foudre diffuse est générée à cet emplacement.
La puissance des élémentaires de Foudre diffuse générés s’accroît à mesure que le niveau du conduit de diffusion en chaîne augmente.
Les dégâts infligés par Diffusion en chaîne deviennent plus élevés à mesure que l'énergie et le niveau du conduit est augmentent.
- Foudre diffuse – Diffusion en chaîne crée une Foudre diffuse pour chaque cible touchée. Les attaques de Foudre diffuse entraînent une Chaîne d’éclairs.
  En mode héroïque, la Foudre diffuse reste concentrée sur le personnage-joueur pour lequel elle a été générée.
Conduit sud : Surcharger – Lei Shen surcharge un personnage-joueur et l’immobilise pendant 6 sec. Une fois ce temps écoulé, Surcharger provoque une explosion qui génère un bouclier d’énergie électrique autour de la cible qui va rapidement prendre de l’ampleur et créer un anneau pourvu d’une zone sûre en son centre. Inflige 1935 points de dégâts de Nature, étourdissant les cibles affectées pendant .
Le nombre de cibles affectées par Surcharger s'accroît à mesure que le niveau de conduit de Surcharger augmente.
Les dégâts infligés par Surcharger deviennent plus élevés à mesure que l'énergie et le niveau du conduit sud augmentent.
Conduit ouest : Eclair bondissant – Lei Shen invoque des Eclairs bondissants qui ciblent des emplacements au hasard. Chaque Eclair inflige 35 points de dégâts de Nature répartis entre les personnages-joueurs se trouvant à moins de 6 mètres. Si l’Eclair bondissant ne touche aucun personnage-joueur, une Puissance non exploitée est formée, et l’Eclair bondissant rebondit à nouveau.
Le nombre d’Eclairs bondissants invoqués par Lei Shen s’accroît à mesure que le niveau de conduit d’Eclair bondissant augmente.
Les dégâts infligés par Eclair bondissant deviennent plus élevés à mesure que l'énergie et le niveau du conduit ouest augmentent.
- Puissance non exploitée – Chaque fois qu'un éclair bondissant s’écrase au sol sans être absorbé par un personnage-joueur, une Puissance non exploitée se déchaîne.

Phase 1 : Foudroyé !

Lei Shen équipe sa hache, Tonnerre, qu’il lance avec grande précision, attirant la foudre au point d’impact. Il charge tout Conduit se trouvant à proximité.

Énergie déchargée – Si Lei Shen n’est pas en train de charger un Conduit, il libère une Décharge électrique qui inflige des dégâts de Nature croissants à tous les personnages-joueurs toutes les 0.5 s.
Décapitation – Lei Shen lance sa hache avec une force surnaturelle et inflige 71082 points de dégâts physiques. La Décapitation augmente les dégâts physiques subis de 100% pendant 30 sec. Les dégâts infligés sont inversement proportionnels à la distance qui sépare la cible de Lei Shen.
Foudroyé – Lei Shen se prépare à lancer sa hache sur sa cible, infligeant 27643 points de dégâts de Nature aux ennemis proches. Les dégâts infligés sont inversement proportionnels à la distance qui sépare la cible du point d’impact.
Tonnerre fracassant – Lei Shen invoque le tonnerre à grande vitesse sur les cibles, provoquant une Déferlante de foudre toutes les 1 s. Tonnerre fracassant inflige 41 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 1 s pendant 1.5 min.

Intervalle : Supercharge des conduits !

À 65% de points de vie, Lei Shen lance Supercharge des conduits, ce qui le rend invulnérable et active les quatre conduits à la fois, les surcharge et augmente leur niveau de puissance de 1. Lei Shen ne peut maintenir la Supercharge des conduits que pendant 45 secondes.

Circuits surchargés – Le conduit avec la charge la plus importante à la fin de Supercharge des conduits devient surchargé, ce qui le désactive. Un conduit surchargé inflige 11 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 1 s dans ce quadrant de la pièce.
En mode héroïque, un conduit surchargé n'est pas désactivé mais continue de fonctionner pendant le restant du combat et Lei Shen bénéficie de la technique qu’il confère.
Heaume de commandement – Lei Shen chasse la cible de sa plate-forme en utilisant son Heaume de commandement. Inflige 1185 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 1 s pendant 8 sec.

Phase 2 : Le tonnerre sera votre mort !

Lei Shen équipe son arme d’hast, Foudre, et attire des éclairs. Il charge tout conduit se trouvant à proximité.

Énergie déchargée – Si Lei Shen n’est pas en train de charger un Conduit, il libère une Décharge électrique qui inflige des dégâts de Nature croissants toutes les 0.5 s.
Entaille de fusion – Lei Shen taillade sa cible avec son arme d’hast, ce qui inflige 11847 points de dégâts de Nature, fait tomber la cible à la renverse et augmente de 100% les dégâts reçus d’Entaille de fusion pendant 1 min.
Invocation de foudre en boule – Invoque plusieurs élémentaires de foudre en boule aux pieds de cibles aléatoires, infligeant 1106 points de dégâts de Nature aux ennemis à moins de 6 mètres de chacune des créations de l’élémentaire.
- Foudre en boule – La foudre en boule se précipite à intervalles réguliers vers un personnage-joueur choisi au hasard, lui infligeant 2633 points de dégâts de Nature.
  En mode héroïque, Foudre en boule inflige des dégâts aux ennemis dans les 0 mètres.
Fouet de foudre – Lei Shen fait claquer son Fouet de foudre par terre, ce qui inflige 12637 points de dégâts de Nature aux ennemis se trouvant devant lui et laisse un éclair sur le sol.
- Éclair – Eclair inflige 11 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 0.3 s. L’éclair peut être évité en sautant par-dessus.

Intervalle : Supercharge des conduits !

Quand il ne lui reste plus que 30% de ses points de vie, Lei Shen lance Supercharge des conduits, ce qui le rend invulnérable et active les quatre conduits à la fois, les surcharge et augmente leur niveau d’énergie de 1. Lei Shen ne peut maintenir la Supercharge des conduits que pendant 45 secondes.

En mode héroïque, un conduit surchargé n'est pas désactivé mais continue de fonctionner pendant le restant du combat et Lei Shen bénéficie de la technique qu’il confère.

Circuits surchargés – Le conduit avec la charge la plus importante à la fin de Supercharge des conduits devient surchargé, ce qui le désactive. Un conduit surchargé inflige 11 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 1 s dans ce quadrant de la pièce.
En mode héroïque, un conduit surchargé n'est pas désactivé mais continue de fonctionner pendant le restant du combat et Lei Shen bénéficie de la technique qu’il confère.
Heaume de commandement – Lei Shen chasse la cible de sa plate-forme en utilisant son Heaume de commandement. Inflige 1185 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 1 s pendant 8 sec.

Phase 3 : Le maître du tonnerre et des éclairs

Lei Shen équipe sa hache et son arme d’hast, déchaînant le Tonnerre et la Foudre à l'unisson contre ses ennemis. Il lance Puissance accablante et absorbe toute la puissance électrique du Trône du tonnerre, ce qui détruit tous les conduits encore opérationnels et les empêche d’être à nouveau activés.

Puissance accablante – Lei Shen absorbe toute la puissance électrique du Trône du tonnerre, ce qui détruit tous les conduits encore opérationnels et les empêche d’être de nouveau activés. Puissance accablante permet à son attaque en mêlée d’infliger 126 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 1 s pendant 8 sec.
Vents mugissants – Lei Shen provoque l’ouverture des murs de sa chambre, libérant la puissance des Vents mugissants. Les vents poussent les personnages-joueurs dans une direction, infligeant 4 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 1 s et Brûlure du vent.
- Brûlure du vent – Augmente les dégâts subis par Vents mugissants de 5%. Cumulable.
Foudroyé – Lei Shen se prépare à lancer sa hache sur sa cible, infligeant 27643 points de dégâts de Nature aux ennemis proches. Les dégâts infligés sont inversement proportionnels à la distance qui sépare la cible du point d’impact.
Invocation de foudre en boule – Invoque plusieurs élémentaires de foudre en boule aux pieds de cibles aléatoires, infligeant 1106 points de dégâts de Nature aux personnages-joueurs à moins de 6 mètres de chacune des créations de l’élémentaire.
- Foudre en boule – La foudre en boule se précipite à intervalles réguliers vers un personnage-joueur choisi au hasard, lui infligeant 2633 points de dégâts de Nature.
  En mode héroïque, Foudre en boule inflige des dégâts aux ennemis dans les 0 mètres.
Fouet de foudre – Lei Shen fait claquer son Fouet de foudre par terre, ce qui inflige 12637 points de dégâts de Nature aux ennemis se trouvant devant lui et laisse un éclair sur le sol.
- Éclair – Eclair inflige 11 points de dégâts de Nature toutes les 0.3 s. Il peut être évité en sautant par-dessus.

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