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Comentario de enavap

Este logro es un poco más complicado que el anterior. Aunque Corla no hace demasiado daño, los Zealotes evolucionados hacen muchísimo daño. Para completar este logro, sólo dejaremos que evolucione un Zealote cada vez. El Tanque debe provocarlo en cuanto se suelte y usar "cooldowns" ya que hacen muchísimo daño. Mientras lo matáis, otros dos miembros del grupo deben seguir cortando porque si se suelta un segundo Zealote no podréis lograrlo. Es importante que mantengáis Orden oscura cortada o a raya con un Tótem de tremor si no queréis que el tanque muera en un suspiro.

Teniendo en cuenta que Golpe de gravedad (de los Zealotes) únicamente inflige un 60% de la salud actual del Tanque, es un desperdicio de maná (y estrés) mantenerlo con demasiada vida. No obstante, esto requiere que el Golpe de las Sombras, que hace unos 70,000 puntos de daño sea interrumpido.

Comentario de 1399484

Guia para este logro:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RcQluYFpz8&list=PLnS4XuRbnRc4jYGbcJI9p2jZ-C6G80cRn&index=2

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Comentario de DiseasedArmChair

Now the story of a party group who kill everything and the three people who had no choice but to keep them all from evolving. It's Arrested Development.

Comentario de goldenhearted

Thrall: You know, Garrosh, you might want to start acting like the Warchief. You're beginning to alienate some of the members of the Horde.
Garrosh: Yeah, like the Warchief has to worry about alienating the members of the Horde.
Narrator: In fact, Garrosh had started to alienate some of the members of the Horde.

Garrosh: The worst that could happen is that I could spill Volatile Rum all over this 3,000g crafted epic. Come on!

Garrosh: Yeah, the guy wearing the 4,000g crafted epic is buying a bag from the guy who doesn't make that in four dailies. Come on!

Garrosh: Yeah, like I'm going to take a whiz through this 5,000g crafted epic. Come on!

Comentario de Inexorability

The problem is that halfway through a Fox will spawn and abruptly end the encounter.

Comentario de grifthefirst

There's always money in the banana stand...

Comentario de 606951

Reference to one of the greatest sitcoms ever made.

~~Fox: I've made a huge mistake~~

Comentario de Modibybob

CAW, CA-CAW, CA-CAW, CA-CAAAAW
Cha, chee-cha, chee-cha, chee-cha

Has anyone in this family even seen a chicken?

Comentario de Tamika

pretty difficult achievement, what you have to do is let zealots evolve 1 by 1 and burn them down as fast as you can (before they destroy your tank).

If your mana regen/patience are large enough to wait for tank and dps cooldowns between each zealot kill it might help.

Comentario de skribs

Is this for having all 3 up at once or just for letting them all evolve throughout the fight? From the posts on the encounter, letting them all evolve is the strategy, so it looks like you simply do the fight on H and you get the achieve?

Comentario de Tolki

Warchief Kargath Bladefist, upon looking at his two Bladefists:

"I'M A MONSTER! AAAAAAAH!"

*Proceeds to flail about and rip down curtains*

Comentario de 20394

This achievement will require a little coordination amongst your group and a little bit of luck. Think of this fight as a Netherspite encounter from Karazhan. As the beam channels onto a target, they quickly build up stacks of a debuff. After ~20 seconds, the beam target will reach 100 stacks and evolve into a massive Dragonkin and become mind controlled by the boss. Normally this fight is done without letting a single Zealot evolve, but this achievement requires you to allow all 3 to evolve before defeating Corla.

However, having more than one Dragonkin up at any time will most likely lead to your group wiping.

To prevent multiple Evolved Dragonkin from spawning all at once, you need to have TWO group members intercept the pink/purple beam and allow the debuff to stack on themselves. These two group members should step out of the stream when they reach ~75 stacks and let the Zealot absorb the beams until your debuff falls off. When the debuff wears off, step back into the beam to prevent the Zealot from evolving too early. Repeat this and allow only one Dragonkin to evolve at a time.

When a Dragonkin spawns, he will IMMEDIATELY Shadow Strike the first person on his aggro table - usually a healer. The Shadow Strike will blink the Dragonkin towards the target, dealing massive damage which can one shot their targets. THIS MUST BE INTERRUPTED THE MOMENT THE DRAGONKIN SPAWNS. The Evolved Dragonkin will also randomly stun a member of your group, so anyone who is 'beam tanking' needs to be mindful of the stuns and not wait until the last moment before stepping out. Kill all three Evolved Dragonkin and then the boss. Good luck!

Comentario de Najtrok

There are Twilight Zealots around in the trash pack, that cast Arcane stuff. Those will give a buff that grants massive haste and spell power, so if you got a mage, prepare, get a trash pack, try to get the buff and then reg to full -> pull boss. This will give you a benefit for at least the first two adds which comes in pretty handy. Oh and Moonkin for Mana @Healer is optimal :)

Comentario de Skeksil

This achievement may involve some light treason.

Comentario de 735917

The general idea behind this tactic is to let one of the zealots transform at the time.

Get 2 dps (preferably 1 ranged to speed things up) to stand in the right (or left) and middle beam and do rotation you would do normally on the boss.

The left (or right) add should be uninterrupted from the start so that it will pop after about 15-20 seconds. Depending on your tank the leftover dps should interrupt the zealot the moment he releases so that he cant cast his shadow strike. Your should taunt a couple of seconds before the zealots release so that the interrupt wont get hit in the face for 300k damage. If your tank happens to be a Paladin he can avenging shield the add right after it releases to interrupt it.

The boss + zealot should be tank near the middle beam if you happen to have a melee dps in it, so that you don't lose dps time on either the boss or the zealot. Interrupt EVERYTHING on both the boss and the add. When the add goes down see if your healer has mana. If (s)he does not, you can wait for the healer to regenerate mana! When your healer feels comfortable again with enough mana, unleash the second add, this can be either the ranged of the melee one, whichever you prefer. Again burn down this add interrupting everything you can. The last add is the same the previous two, wait for your healer to have enough mana again and break it, kill add and kill the boss!

Grats on your achievement!

Some tips:
Tanks should use 3 minute cooldowns on the first add to minimize damage, this will save the healer mana and with the wait time between the adds you can wait for these cooldowns to go off cooldown.
Do NOT rush it, take your time! You should rather wait 2 minutes for your healer to regen than wipe and take another 10 to get back to where you were.
If you fail to interrupt the boss her fear and it targets one of the people in the beam, make sure someone takes over ASAP. But this is common sense for the normal boss aswell.

Comentario de 736541

Hey guys, just did a video of this achievement that include an explanation of mechanics and our basic strategy if you want to check it out!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=do0STmp269U

Comentario de Warria

Break the first add straight away. Interrupt all of its casts. The damage the tank will be taking is high but it is also predictable. Don't be holding cooldowns back. Once the first add dies, heal everyone back to full and take a second for mana and cooldowns if necessary.

Continue this for each add, breaking one add at a time and healing everyone back to full after each add before breaking another. If necessary, simply hold off on releasing an add in order to gain mana and have cooldowns up.

There isn't any need to go fast. The boss doesn't have an enrage timer. Feel free to take as long as you need in between adds.

Comentario de falcon1209

An easy achievement after a new strat I developed.

Setup we used:
Feral DPS (Speced Bear) - Me
Prot Warrior
Resto Shaman
Destruction Warlock
Ret Pally

Edit: (v4.3) Off tanks for Corla can be anything from a hunter pet to a rogue. Interrupts keep fears off the healer, so whoever is tanking should be able to. No dedicated tank needed! Shes a pushover.

Begin by clearing adds past the boss down to the next boss. When you get to the ramp going down, clear the next dragonkin pat.

Now begin by setting up your OT, in this scenario it was me the feral druid, by standing half way to the ramp that leads to next boss. Youll be somewhat near a broken cart and a tent. Have your healer stand between you and the zealots. You should be farther than 40 yards from the zealots but not out of range of heals.

Now that you have your positions set up. Have your dps and MT decide who's going to block the two beams. Set up someone to be on backup as well in case of fears. (Which should be interrupted by the OT anyways)

Have the OT pull the boss back to the position, away from the adds. Now when one evolves, they wont get the 100% haste aura she gives within 40 yards.

Tanks wont get crushed, and healers wont go oom. Relax between add kills in case you need to get mana.

Hard achievement made lulzy.

TL;DR --- 2 Tanks Separate the boss from adds by more than 40 yards to negate her haste aura.

Comentario de 255318

Has anyone in this party ever even seen a chicken?

Comentario de 185649

We did not have an off tank
She has an aura:
Aura de aceleración

So we decided to have a warlock kite her around the room and jump off the ledge up top. The lock had her teleport at the top of that ledge...and I think you can figure out the rest....same strat ALMOST worked with our hutner but was tricky...

fairly easy achieve just get her away from adds, pop cds if she is near adds, and INTERUPT THE ADDS!

Comentario de angelblack

With some good gear you won't need an off-tank or a kiter.
Just have your tank use his 3-min CDs on the first add, have him use a lesser CD on 2nd add (with a CD from the healer) and his 3-min CD again on 3rd add. Pause between adds as necessary to regain mana / CD time.

The Gravity Strike ability that the adds use has roughly a 10 second cooldown so if you time your defensive ability well enough, you can reduce 2 of them to great effect.

edit: Tanks, remove your stam trinkets if you're doing this achievement, it's a useless burden on your healer. The add's main attack does 60% of your current HP so if you have 1m hp, the attack will do 600k. It's better to sit a bit lower so you can be easily topped off and have more avoidance from other trinkets.

Comentario de stoneybaby

Short how-to video from Big Crits covering only the essential components you need to get the achievement done:

How to: Arrested Development

May all your hits be crits!

Comentario de hwatts47

Thanks, Stoneybaby!

Comentario de 593641

sounds like a job for Red!

Comentario de prettyboy1

Just so no one can say it was stated here, the Zealots are the ones that must evolve for this achievement, NOT THE PLAYERS.

Just tried to do this one, would of had it if a shammy knew how to understand what they read.

Comentario de izaul

oh I know I'm gonna get blamed for this.

Comentario de 590544

Our strat for this, basically two tanks, one zealot at a time. video is kinda old, took a while to edit it together etc.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFr8JlFv3Es

Comentario de ska5fe

This achievement could be worth 0 points and I'd still want to get it, because I loved that TV show so much.

Comentario de ironskillet

get boss to 3%, everyone gets off beams, things evolve, finish off boss....

yay! easy strats ftw

Comentario de 1025013

I was told in vent to start Dps'ing Corla down, and I responded,"Her?" I gave myself a good giggle, then got the Achievement. Amazing.

Comentario de hiteSPARKYZ

I got no problem being on one of the big guys of for this achievement.
Because I care about the group getting this achievement.
Even if it means me taking a chubby, I will suck it up!

Comentario de 1077081

Soloed as level 90 blood deathknight using mop heroic dungeon blues and LFR epics

I moved between two beams until the first zealot evolved then moved the boss and the first evolved dragon (while killing and interrupting) down the corridor away from the other two.

Used army of the dead (without glyph so they taunt) after the other two zealots evolve to keep them off me while popping any other dps cooldowns (raise dead, dancing rune weapon, etc).

By the time AOD had finished first evolved was down and second was on 10% and fight was manageable from there.

Comentario de Fonzy

Easily soloed in 6.0 as 564 Ret. Nothing to it anymore, just start the fight, wait for the zealots to evolved, burn them, then kill her.

I tried to solo this during Pandarai (level 90) as an iLvL 473 Protection Paladin, and got ruined so quickly, I probably will not attempt it again until my iLvL is at least 500 or higher (which will take me quite awhile).

If anyone has any luck soloing, I'd love to hear about the experience.

Comentario de madmurdock

How i did it with Blood DK ilvl 480 with off gear:

- Block the right beam until 50 stacks and DPS the Boss
- Keep standing there
- Use Fail Army
- Move out of Beam after finishing the Army cast. If you time it wrong, you will envolve, the boss disappears and you have to wait 10 mins for the Army CD.
- Switch to one of the 2 now developed adds and DPS it down.
- After your Debuff vanished, block the Beam again, move out at 80 stacks, let it vanish, move back in and so on.. Dont let all 3 adds evolve at the same time... They take your life pool percental, so you can even die with lvl 200 in 15 years. :)
- When your army has died, use your CDs like Icebound fortitude, Rune weapon and so on. You wont make it anyway if you dont know what to do there. ^^
- Still ignore the boss and kill the 2nd add after defeating the first one.
- Then stop the Beam stuff and let the 3rd one evolve.
- Finish the last add and then kill the boss. She has some kind of haste or dmg buff, but it doesnt matter at lvl 90.

Hf and gl!

Comentario de khangsleben

Tried to duo with a survival hunter and guardian druid. Tried several tactics for managing the evolved but they still hit like a truck. We tried:
- bear tanking boss, one beam and the extra dude as it evolved while hunter tanked other beam - failed...too much damage to bear
- pet tanking boss, bear tanking beam and evolved while hunter tanked other beam - failed...things went screwy fighting pet and bear for threat
- tried tactic of going back up hallway with boss and evolved

Struggled with managing beam...probably do-able with option #1 with slightly better gear and maybe a stamina flask or CD management. I think it is do-able though by this toon combo.

Comentario de Bncjo

I soloed this as a BM hunter with 510 ilvl. Here's how i did it:

First, don't dps the boss at all in the beginning, just misdirect to your pet and autoattack once. If any of your trinket proc, remove your pet, feign death and start again. You will need all the burst possible for the first zealot.

Move between two beams until the first zealot evolved. Silence him quickly and then BOOOOOOOOM: stampede first and all your offensive cd. Then quickly kill the other two zealots and kill boss.

Easy.

Comentario de VSUReaper

Just did this as a 495 ilvl prot warrior (lvl 90) solo

Strat I used was to go prot, stood in the center beam to about 50, moved to a side beam until ~85, charged the first one to transform and try and get it down as much as possible.
Before long, the other 2 were transformed and fell back on the tried and true warrior tradition:

Kill IT

Before IT

Kills YOU

Comentario de Skeksil

And soon, an awkward scene with Garrosh in a Varian mask, and Varian in a Garrosh mask...

Comentario de 820899

Soloed as il492 Brewmaster monk. Strategy was to pull the boss and block one beam for a bit and then another for a bit. Idea was to have one evolved zealot up at first so that damage was realatively low before my vengeance stacked respectably. Moved out of beam and let the other two evolve, self heal using nimble brews, chi torpedoes, expel harms and chi bursts. Didnt pop any cds and it worked like a charm first time.

Comentario de ealad

Just soloed this on my enhance shaman. Like what is said above, stay infront of the right add until you get 80 stacks. I auto attacked the boss just to get my maelstrom up. Hopefully youll have atleast 5 stacks of maelstrom by time the first 2 evolve. When they do, heal yourself with it to survive their onslaught (I glyph for more healing with maelstrom). Pop all CD's and DPS the 2 evolved down. Be sure to stand infront of the one on the right again when your debuff runs out. After the 2 are dead, let the last one evolve, and just go from there. Then kill the boss.

Comentario de Ropers

A slightly difficult, more of a PITA achv to solo. As a warrior tank, I just sat in the middle beam gathering 30 some odd stacks, then moved to one of the side beams. I got 80 stacks and moved out of the beam. When one evolved, I hit my Shield Barrier/Shield Reflection and I got hit less than a quarter.

Hit my enrage regen and besker rage and prepared for the next evolve with a Shield Wall and a Shield Barrier. Got a little low, so I hit my Last Stand and focused on getting these guys down to proc my Victory Rush.

Once they were down I focused boss and gave her a beat down!

Comentario de Naleag

Here's how I solo'd as a Warlock. Ilvl 547. Tried a few different specs, both with,and without pet. Having a pet ended up being more hassle than it was worth due to dark command, and force charge from the adds so I went with soul link, and sacrifice since dark bargain made my health too low to be comfortable for this fight. Save your embers for either healing, or shadow burn.

Start at the middle add, and tank the beam until you hit 30ish stacks, and then head to the right beam. All this time make sure you're throwing incinerates at the boss to build up embers.

Once the first zealot evolves let him do his thing, and then burn your embers, save one, and dps down the add asap. You should be shadow burning him as the 2nd add evolves. For this add use your Unending resolve and anytime you drop below 300k burn an ember to heal, or use a potion, or your health stone.

The 2nd zealot will do his thing, but with your resolve on it won't be as bad as the first. You only want to be dealing with 1 add at a time although it's likely you'll have 2 at some point. Gravity Strike hits for over 400k so if you're ever going to take more than 1 of those then you need to be popping your defensive cool downs, or you're dead.

Once the 2nd add is down make sure you keep your health up, and take care of the 3rd add. Once he's down take care of the boss. Just make sure you don't get killed by the bleeds after the adds die. That'd be a shame.

Comentario de 674626

Solo-d as 90 combat rogue: i-level 544: keep blocking 1 beam and as soon as the other 2 bad guys evolve, pop evasion and burn 1 down as fast as possible. (killing spree, adrenaline rush, etc.) then prep and evasion again for the 3rd bad guy who has evolved by now. Once they are down it's easy. Popped a health pot and was very low on health but still got it on my 2nd try.

Comentario de Bromley

I achieved this an a level 90 Assassination Rogue with a 538 item level.
This achievement can be simplified with the right preparation. I'd recommend before heading to your achievement runs, take a minute or two to grab a few potions, possibly some health stones from a Warlock if you're not already one and maybe a flask or two.

I used the same method most people have used while reading the comments, I first stood in one of the beams until around about 30-40 stacks, I then switched to another one and let the final add evolve. I quickly DPS'ed him down (ensure to use your mark of death as a Rogue) and then used my damage mitigation cool-downs such as evasion and combat readiness to take the heat of, of-course you won't be able to prevent every strike the evolved zealots do, and therefore it would be handy to pop your health stone and health potion after the second zealot strike, possibly the first if you took quite a thump! After that you're home free! Good luck all :)

Comentario de simbic

In WoD, this is easy. Engage the boss by walking into her, then do nothing until the Zealots evolve, kill them then Corla. Achievement earned.

Comentario de ForlornArchive

As of patch 6.1 at lvl 100 all you need to do is wait for the three zealots to gain 100 stacks and "evolve" then nuke them and nuke the boss. Easy as pie ^^

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Comentario de tgoncuoglu

For those who keep hitting their head on a wall because they only see two adds, not three... Its on normal fool, switch to heroic ! (yes, that fool is me).

Comentario de MissApril

As of BFA, all I did was stand right in the middle of Corla and her zealots until I got the message "A Twilight Zealot has evolved!" three times (one message per zealot). After all three zealots evolved I killed all three of them then Corla and walla: achievement eared. Hope this helps. :)

P.S. I ignored all previous comments since they are out-of-date as of BFA.

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