BQE said:
VanQ said:
Have you done the green fire quest? That was one of the coolest quest chains I've ever done in an MMO and the fight against Kanrethad has gone down as one of my favourite encounters of all time.
VanQ...VanQ....I thought we were friends. Why did you have to bring up the green fire VanQ?
I.....have died
so many times against Ebonlocke it's absurd. It honestly feels like I'm playing Dark Souls with the margin of error. I understand a higher item level widens that margin but trying to do it in 480 gear, it's just soul-crushing.
I have yet to take him down, my broken body has crumped to the ground more times than I can tally. I'm having some issues managing the pet demon during the Felhunter phase. I've debated trying to bring my score up by about 40-50 points before trying it again.
Who knows though, that quest chain and fight is some of the most fun and challenge I've heard had in World of Warcraft, and games in general.
[sub].........FUCK EBONLOCKE[/sub]
;_;
I managed to get him down at ilvl450 but I've been playing my Warlock since day 1 of WoW. If I may suggest a few pointers for controlling your Pit Lord?
-Have Grimoire of Sacrifice since you won't be using a regular demon so the health regen ans spell buffs are worth it
-Have Glyph of Enslave Demon
-When Ebonlocke starts to summon the felpups, move your Pit Lord behind one of the pillars behind the portal
-Drop Rain of Fire on the portal and keep it on there until all 3 felpups come out, this will aggro them immediatel and prevent them from turning to face the Pit Lord. Their Consume Magic spell works in a massive arc in front of them.
-When Ebonlocke begins to summon his Doomguard, drop Enslave on purpose and reenslave to refresh the timer so it doesn't drop unexpectedly
As an extra tip, take Glyph of Havoc, cast conflagrate and Havoc on the first fel pup then cast chaos bolt on the next one. The first two should be dead nearly instantly leaving you to finish off the last one quite easily. Try not to move at all in the fel pup phase, they tend to turn around randomly to face your Pit Lord if you do.
Alternatively, you can run down the huge set of stairs at the back of the platform, the pups will follow you down there but you can run and gun with Kil'Jaeden's cunning and Ebonlocke's Cataclysm spell won't hit you down there.
I went back recently with ilvl550 gear and to be honest, the fight is trivial. I managed to burn Ebonlocke before he finished summoning his first Doomguard and I could eat his Chaos Bolts with my Sacrificial Pact giving me the equivilent of 1.5M HP. So yeah, increasing your ilvl will definitely help.