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Aca pueden ver el boss.

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This is Hulk Hogan in robot form :O

Comentario de 562556

Rundown of 10 man fight normal:

When you encounter this council fight, only one mob will be active, and three stone golems will be frozen near it. The first pull of the night it's usually Magmatron, but if you wipe it will be whichever the most recently activated Golem was, so you can get a bit of practice on what's killing you. Like most council fights, there is a shared HP pool. Settle in for a pretty long fight, as the HP pool is fairly large, with several target switches. If there is an enrage timer, it's fairly long.

Anyways, fight starts out easy enough, with just one golem the OT can just DPS for for about 30 seconds. Depending on which mob you start with, you may want to Lust/TimeWarp/Heroism right at the start, since there's only one mob up and far less damage going out. Otherwise you'll want to blow CDs when a Power Generator is up. Just find a decent time. When Toxitron is up in general is not a good time because of dodging/kiting/nuking the adds.

Golems have 100 Energy when first activated, and the way the Energy works is the same for all of them:
100 Energy= Golem just activated
50 Energy= Next Golem is activated
45ish Energy= Golem puts up his Shield
25ish Energy = Golem's shield falls
0 Energy = Golem is shut down, becomes stone and untargetable.

Now just keep in mind there will be 2 golems at once with their different energies, but they are easy to time (Zero energy on your current target means 50 energy on the other active golem, so a new golem will be active).

So anyways, tank 1 grabs 1st guy, OT will pick up second. Generally want to keep them far apart because of the abilties they do, however if you're in a melee heavy group, keeping them close for cleave damage is viable (the bosses don't do any sort of cleaves) as long as the DPS in question are very careful. At 50 energy, when the new golem is activated, DPS needs to switch. The main reason are the Shields. No one should DPS with the shields up, they either give the boss a massive buff or will hurt you, so tanks should not even auto attack. So everyone switches to the new guy after the other tank has picked it up, and it's basically just a rotation. DPS till 50 energy, switch to the new guy, DPS till 50 energy, switch to the new guy. Tanks can tell which boss is coming next by a stream of energy from the wall.

Of course the mobs have abilites that make this interesting. They generally have one spammed abilitiy and one that has a long cooldown. Generally the long cooldown one will be cast twice per active phase (Acquiring Target, Poison Protocol, Lightning Conductor, Power Generator), once when they are the DPS target, and once when they are the shielded target, though I believe I've seen 3 power generators before.

Magmatron:
Incineration Security Measure: Basic fire AOE. Don't stand in it if you can, but can be a bit tough to find space. Healable if you can't.
Acquiring Target: Picks a target, with a giant red laser to let you know who it is. After a few seconds, Magmatron Turns and blasts a cone of Fire AOE at the target. This ability hurts. Whoever gets it will need massive heals. They also need to make sure no one is between them and the boss. This can be cast on the offtank. Melee in general have to watch out for this, and where the targeted person goes to stand, as they can be easily caught in it.
Barrier: This is his Shield, absorbs damage then nukes the raid if it takes too much.

Arcanotron:
Power Generator: Puts this down on the ground. Anyone in it gets a damage buff and mana regen buff. Don't let the boss stand in it. Think Steelbreaker from Ulduar. The fight being long, these are essential to healers getting mana back. You may want to assign teams to go in each generator, as too many people in one spot can destroy a raid quickly with some unlucky RNG from the other active golem.
Arcane Annihlator: Fast basic cast on anyone. Can be interrupted but is fast enough to be difficult to do so.
Power Conversion: This is his Shield. Each attack gives him a buff increasing his damage. Spell Stealable

Toxitron:
Poison Cloud: Hurts, and anyone in it takes 50 percent damage, including the boss
Poison Protocol: Probably the deadliest ability, summons three slimes. These seek out random targets, and if they hit them, explode for massive damage. This can include Melee and the offtank, so when he casts this, melee have to be really wary, and if one's after the OT, it needs to die fast, as they won't really be able to dodge much. If it hits a target, the damage can be hard to heal, and it leaves a poison pool on the ground. This is a long channeled cast, so when people see it, no one should be near the boss except for his tank. The adds don't have much HP and are pretty slow.
Poison Soaked Shell: This is his Shield.Each time you attack you get a stacking dot. However each stack causes you to inflict extra damage.

Electron:
Lightning Conductor: Basic "I've got a debuff that hurts people near me" attack. Pretty easy to deal with.
Electrical Discharge: Chain Lightning type attack. Hurts the more it bounces. Spread out.
Unstable Shield: This is his Shield. Hurts every time you attack. Don't attack.

By themselves the bosses could be dull, but the combinations can be deadly. Fire AOE plus standing in toxic cloud makes for some touchy healing. While standing in Power Generators is a no brainer to regen mana/increase DPS, if you have 5 people doing this when Electron Discharges, he can one shot whoever the last person the attack chains to is.

The fight is generally pretty long and healer will want to regen mana in power generators. Pretty unfriendly to melee DPS. If you've read the summary, there are some advanced tactics that can make the fight riskier but faster, but in general, you can fight the bosses normally and still kill them

General advanced tips:
The Shields go from about 45 to 25, so that means from 25 to zero some extra DPS can come in as there will be two active targets at that time. Dot friendly casters can especially take advantage of this.
You could fight the boss in the poison clouds for the extra damage, but is risky for melle heavy groups.
You could stack Power Conversion really high (perhaps spam attacks when it's about to fall off anyways, then spell steal it). You could also abuse Poison soaked Shell similarly.

However, these methods are not needed to kill on normal mode. Have fun, hope this helps.

Comentario de GraveDiggerX

Strategy Guide & Video

Below I will write a guide and demonstrate what we did in our attempts to kill this boss.

Our Group:

2 Tanks - | Paladin | Druid |
3 Healers - | Shaman | Paladin | HPriest |
5 DPS - | Death Knight | Rogue | Hunter | Mage | SPriest |

General Boss Information:

This encounter consists of 4 Mechanical units with unique abilities. Magmatron, Electron, Arcanotron, Toxitron.
There will only be 2 engaged at a time. It starts off with only 1 active and will have up to 3 for a very short period of time. The order of activation is completely random.
Each unit has a set of 3 unique abilities that are similar in effect. They each do a single target attack, a type of AoE and a barrier type ability. (More on each below)

Electron

Single Target Ability - (Electrical Discharge) - Randomly targets a raid member and zaps them with a chain lightning for ~30k damage and jumps to up to three targets for +20% damage each jump. Just spread out a tiny bit for this, however it is very healable and just a nuisance.
AoE Ability - (Lightning Conductor) - This is an ability that looks like an Ele Shaman's Thunderstorm. It will be cast on a random raid member... Including both tanks and any DPS. When this happens either just have that person move away from the group or just avoid him. It hits everyone within range for ~20k damage per second.
Shield Ability - (Unstable Shield) - This is his shield ability, and if too much damage is done to him while this is active it will do an empowered Electrical Discharge type thing. It's a raid wiper if this hurts anyone. It's ~60k damage per second to anyone in range.

Toxitron

Single Target Ability - (Poison Protocol) - When Toxitron casts this, he summons 3 oozes that fixate on random raid members and starts heading their way. If they reach their target without being killed they will explode for ~100k damage to anyone within the explosion. They ARE able to be slowed, however they are NOT able to be stunned. Just slow them and burn them quickly. Targeting includes the offtank. We are unsure if it will target Toxitron's tank, but just be ready for it just in case. (Happened once)
AoE Ability - (Chemical Bomb) - This ability is cast on a random raid member. It has a diameter of about 25yards. It is a giant green poison cloud which puts a debuff that increases damage taken by 50% on anyone or anything standing in it, including the bosses. Very easy to avoid. Put the bosses in there if possible.
Shield Ability - (Posion Soaked Shell) - This shield ability, when dealing damage against it, will put a stacking debuff on the player increasing damage done and also placing a DoT on them that stacks and deals ~5k DPS. This is not necessary to complete the fight and just adds extra stress to your healers. We avoided this and just switched targets.

Magmatron

Single Target Ability - (Acquiring Target/Flamethrower) - This ability creates a gigantic red laser at a target for about 5 seconds. After the timer is over Magmitron will shoot a pillar of flame in the player's direction. Anyone caught in the line of fire will take ~30k damage every second for 4 seconds. When this happens, have that person run away from the raid and just eat it. NOTE: Iceblock, Feign Death, and other mechanics as such will negate the effect.
AoE Ability - (Incineration Security Measure) - This is just a big AoE ability that must be healed through... I recommend stacking and using all healing abilities to get through it. Does about 16k damage per second to everyone in the raid for 4 seconds.
Shield Ability - (Barrier) - This shield ability is kind of like a Priest's Power Word: Shield. It will absorb damage until broken, however if this happens, the whole raid will take ~75k damage. Pretty much a raid wiper.

Arcanotron

Single Target Ability - (Arcane Annihilator) - This ability is an interruptable ability that is cast on a random raid member, including both tanks. It deals ~50k damage to a player. It is imperative that you interrupt as many of these as possible. They are cast about every 4 seconds or so and hurt.
AoE Ability - (Power Generator)
- This ability creates a galaxy looking puddle on the ground. It is similar to the poison cloud, however, anyone standing in it deals 50% increased damage, including the boss. It also regenerates 250 mana per .25 seconds. As many people should stand in this as much of the time as possible.
Shield Ability - (Power Conversion) - This shield ability only lasts for ~5 seconds. Damage taken during this time will stack an increased damage and reduced cast time buff on Arcanotron. You must keep all interrupters on him at this time and just purge/spell steal the buff.

Overall Strategy:

This is a fairly complicated encounter with the randomness of the bosses that activate and deactivate.
When engaging, try and have everyone around the center of the room with the 2 tanks on either side of the center piece where they spawn.
Try and tank them as close to here as possible, to avoid unwanted movement.
Coordinate CDs when there are more than 2 active just in case.
The main raid wiper is DPSing the bosses while they have their shields up. IMMEDIATELY STOP ALL DAMAGE
Act accordingly to which bosses are up. Stack for Magmitron heals, get in Arcanotron's puddle, move out of gas clouds and DPS the oozes ASAP.
Just learn each boss' abilities and you'll be set.

Tips:

Bring very good healers. It is a very healing intensive fight.
Bring 2 interrupters at least. You NEED this for Arcanotron.
Use Bloodlust when you can have everyone in Arcanotron's puddle.

I wish you the best of luck, and feel free to critique my post and ask any questions.

Please uprate if this helped at all!

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~Wrex | Pseudonym | Executus-US

Comentario de 759148

The item is not on here on their list, but it dropped for us, here it is.

Lightning Conductor Band
Binds when picked up
Unique-equipped
finger
190 agility
190 stamina
Requires lv 85
Item lv 359
Increase critical strike rating by 127
Increase your hit rating by 127

Comentario de rosencrants

Does this fight have an enrage timer?

Comentario de 190011

I'm willing to bet Rogues could apply Crippling Poison to their thrown weapon to help slow down the Poison Bomb slimes crawling around.

Comentario de Rach3l

Can anyone explain why this encounter is spelled OMNOtron instead of OMNItron? The prefix omni- means all (and makes sense in the context of multiple -tron suffixes), whereas omno- is not a prefix for anything, the spelling is completely counterintuitive, and makes no sense at all.

I mean, is this artistic license or typo? I don't suppose the name of the encounter would have made it out of QA with a misspelling... what gives?

Comentario de vnodas

Be careful. Shield spikes WILL trigger Electrons shield.

Comentario de IGotSoul

You need to scroll up to the top of the page and click the magmatron link to see the rest of the loot table.

Comentario de grimlin2

Notice that theyre ? Elites not Boss

Comentario de 487010

They are 4 but even taken together they only have half the loot table. So sad.

Comentario de Dagnet

As of patch 4.0.6, Arcanotrom Arcane Annihilator seens to be easily interrupted by one shaman without having to rotate interrupts. (Not 100% sure yet, and it seens like an easy way to get the achieve)

Edit: Thx for confirming Boriel

Comentario de anathemas

Heroic Guide:

This post only describes the changes from normal to heroic. If you want a guide for normal mode, check out GraveDiggerX or Sinizine's posts.

Obviously, as with all heroic encounters, health and damage done by the bosses goes significantly up. The new combined health pool of the golems is 168 million (on 25 man heroic).

However, the most important change to this encounter is that Nefarian will screw with your raid as you fight the Omnitron Defense System. Every 35 seconds (approximately) Nefarian will buff a golem's ability. This ability depends on which golem is up.

If he buffs Electron: Lightning Conductor will require the raid to spread out for the first 2 ticks, as usual, but then Nefarian will cast Shadow Infusion, which deals increasing damage the more the raid is spread out. The person afflicted with Lighting Conductor should run out of the raid then back in as Shadow Infusion starts ticking. This will wipe your raid really, really quickly if you are spread out.

If he buffs Arcanotron: the Power Generator will get about 3-4 times bigger, and then explode for large amounts of damage. Anyone in the power generator needs to look out for this ability.

Nefarian doesn't really buff Toxitron. Instead, he pulls the entire raid into the poison cloud that increases damage (NOTE: The cloud now also does damage as well as increasing damage taken). Get out of this quickly.

Finally, if Nefarian buffs Magmatron, his Acquiring Target ability will freeze the targeted person in place. The raid needs to move away from this person.

A few side notes:
You absolutely have to be vocal on this fight. Honestly, I'm not sure this fight is possible without vent or mumble. Raid members need to call out when they have Acquiring Target, Lightning Conductor, or Shadow Infusion.

Magmatron is the nastiest of the 4 golems. Magmatron's Incineration Security Measure is a raid killer on heroic. As said on Tankspot, "Any mistake you make while Magmatron is out will likely kill people." It can't be said enough; don't take avoidable damage while Magmatron's out, otherwise you will die.

Don't break the shields on the golems. They will almost undoubtedly wipe your raid.

Assign an interrupt rotation to Arcanotron's Arcane Annihilator, this can easily one-shot your tank.

As you may have noticed, this fight has lots of movement. Our raid found it useful to stack the ranged dps and healers. If you want, mark a reliable ranged dps/healer and have the group follow that person unless the raid needs to spread out (for Acquiring Target/Lighting Conductor)

Thanks for reading this lengthy guide :) Feel free to point out any mistakes I made while writing this. Good luck with this challenging encounter!

Comentario de 527874

So what happens if they morph together into Megatron...

Comentario de 113107

To help killing toxitron adds:

/tar poison bomb

Comentario de FireKatKid

Poison Soaked Shell states "on melee and spell" attacks. Is this one of the random cases of "hunters count as melee and not physical"?

Comentario de Raptorswipe

Omnomnomtron!

Comentario de yuriken

Because the bosses have much larger hitboxes than players, they are quite easy for a tank to position near enough to Toxitron's Bomba química while still avoiding it for both the tank and melee DPS. It will be clear when the boss it being affected as they will turn a nice shade of green.

Just slide up next to the side of it and enjoy the big DPS boost, especially if you're fortunate enough to have it active the same time as a Generador de poder (on ranged or melee) from Arcanotron.

Comentario de ZelosRaine

From a Disc Priest:

(I will post this guide in the comments of all four bosses.)

I am going to assume you will be concentrating on one of the two tanks.

This fight looks like chaos, but it's really all about knowing which bosses are up. We, as healers, are VERY reliant on everyone knowing exactly what to do. We CANNOT heal through multiple Arcane Annihilators, someone breaking Electron's shield, multiple people getting hit by Magmatron's Acquiring target, anyone getting hit by the slimes, or any of the other abilties. It just won't happen. Assuming that these things are taken care of, the healing actually is pretty simple.

Arcanatron: He hits our tank pretty hard but spends a lot of time casting (and getting interrupted). A good boss to help out on the raid if your tank is near full and has a shield.

Electron: Hits very hard (no harder than the others but seems to spend less time casting, so it looks harder). You should spend most of your time on your tank.

Toxitron: Also hits very hard. Very dangerous to us as healers because his slimes like to aggro on us. This is bad because we have to run away from him, therefore his tank, therefore tank may die. Save your Pain Suppression for moments like these and pray your dps kills them quick (kiting them through the poison clouds helps a lot, if you can). If he is up, your tank MUST be kept topped off with a shield on them in case of add aggro.

Magmatron: He spends most of his time doing stuff, so he doesn't end up hitting all that hard. Watch your tank, though, during the aoe fire because it does hurt. Try to throw your PW:B on whichever boss is currently being dps when you see this guy casting the aoe. That will protect a tank and the melee dps, helping out a lot. Also, try to be casting Prayer of Healing while he is casting so that your cast comes right after his.

Ultimately, this fight is about other people preventing damage/killing adds fast, etc while you and the other healers balance the healing needs of the two bosses.

Best of luck!

Comentario de 668287

A note about DK tanking here - while the shields are up you don't want to hit them, which causes some survival issues. Because of this there are different strategies:

1) DK should always be on the active (unshielded) target; swap tanks so that non-DK tank is on soon-to-be shielded unit. Pro: DK can DS as normal; Con: Complicated

2) DK keep bone shield for the shielded time (45 to 25 energy). Use Death Strike a bunch to unit 45 energy (and get Icy Touch on it), and then just make sure you keep facing the unit until it gets to 25 energy and loses its shield, at which point you can Death Strike again. Pro: DK can DS half of the time the unit is "inactive"; Con: DK still can't DS for 20 energy time.

3) Untested: Depending on how much hp Magmatron & Electron's shields have, it could be safe to use Death Strike once or twice during the shield phase.

Note that bear tanks will have similar problems since they won't be able to proc Savage Defense; the #3 above won't be much help for them because they'd likely destroy the shield getting any meaningful crits.

Comentario de GTMistral

Just made a macro to send a whisper to anyone who is focused by the lil' slime left by Toxitron. Always handy even with all those fancy raid encounter addon such as DBM or BigWigs.

/run for i=1,25,1 do local t=select(1,GetRaidRosterInfo(i)) if(UnitDebuff(t,"Fixate"))~=nil) then SendChatMessage("{rt8} SLIME ALERT {rt8}","WHISPER",nil,t) end end

Edit: changed debuff name from "Poison Protocol" to "Fixate". Misinformed.
Edit 2 : in fact, Fijar is the debuff you get from the Bomba de veneno that Protocolo de veneno from Toxitron creates.

Comentario de 627274

Fun little note... Elemental Shamans... DO NOT THUNDERSTORM THE SLIMES.
My god. It will kill you. D:

Comentario de Sharkon

The Omno-Boyz are a superstar team up of four fad golems, each with his own signature personality and traits, whose tight bonds of brotherhood and manly love will melt the hearts of girls across the world of Warcraft, and crush the bones of everyone else. These boyz take one for all to the X-treme: two for all. That's right, these broz aren't about to let you gang up on them by their lonesome, but like all good performing teams, they know how to pace themselves. You'll be fighting the Omno-Boyz two at a time, with a new golem joining the show each time one slips backstage for a drink of oil out of a fangolem's access hatch. While it may seem like a good idea to keep beating on the golem that's been fighting longer because he'll be more tired, these bad mother-affectioners will flip their ever-lovin' gearshifters if you try to get in the way of their break times, so be sure to stick to the fresher fighter.

The golems are:

Magmatron: The Tough One
With his smoldering looks and direct approach, Magmatron goes for what he wants and doesn't take no for an answer, and what he wants is YOU. If Magmatron sets his red laser sights on you during his performance, you'd best prepare yourself to accept his fiery blast of desire by popping a cooldown. Running away won't do you any good as Magmatron's desire knows no maximum range, but you are encouraged to move to the side of the stage to ensure that no one else will be caught in the path of his burning passion. One person isn't always enough for Magmatron, though, and this macho mecha will blast the whole audience with his searing soul when the mood strikes him.

Arcanotron: The Sweet One
Underneath that unfeeling stone exterior beats the heart of a lover. Or maybe that's just an unholy amalgamation of twisted gears and dark magic that powers these things. Whichever it may be, Arcanotron likes to express his affection by spamming nukes on random raid members, so gently let him know that his advances are unwelcome by spamming interrupts right back. His approaching rest time won't offset his ardor, though, so make sure your friend with a great personality and a fast interrupt sticks on him to keep him in line. Arcanotron hates to leave the stage, and knowledge of his impending break will just fire him up even more, so someone should be on hand to dispel his stacking frustrations. Periodically throughout the fight, love just hurts too bad for Arcanotron, so he'll pour out his heart right onto the floor under his feet. Despite your better judgment, ranged and healers should consume his swirly blue heart-juice to take some of his power as their own. Arcanotron has a narcissistic streak, though, and should be kept away from his own heart-juice lest he inspire himself the way he inspires us all.

Toxitron: The Bad Boy
Toxitron doesn't play by your rules! Toxitron doesn't play by anyone's rules! Toxitron gonna do what he want, when he want to, and what he want to do is spew poison everywhere! Toxitron's poisonous gas clouds corrode defenses, increasing damage taken by anyone standing in one by 50%, including Toxitron, who's too busy keeping library books past the due date and performing other extreme acts of rebellion to bother immunizing himself to his own debuffs. Toxitron also periodically calls in his posse to help him deliver the beat down. Unfortunately, Toxitron's fame and talent have inspired such rabid devotion among his fans that his entire posse is made up of suicide bomber slimes determined to die for the glory of Toxitron. If one of these ultimately devoted fans is coming after you, run like hell and get your own posse to take it down.

and Electron: The Nerdy One Secretly Shunned By The Rest Off Camera.
Electron couldn't believe his luck when his audition tape got accepted for the Omno-Boyz. At last, he would be one of the popular guys and have lots of friends! Sadly, what he didn't know at the time was that he was only brought in to fill a demographic niche, and his inclusion bumped Magmatron's best friend, Alan, from the group's lineup, causing the macho member of the team to shun the newcomer, and the other members went right along with him. Best buddies in the world's eye, Electron knows that all his relationships are mere shams, driving him to lash out at others in an attempt to spread his loneliness to everyone. Every jump of his chain lightning carries with it a bit of his sorrow, and his Lightning Conductor will show you just how it feels to be Electron as the AoE pulsing from your body drives everyone close to you far away, so you might as well run away instead to preserve at least a shred of your dignity.

The Omno-Boys truly do take "All for one" to heart, though, and the entire group will take a dive once one member of the band is defeated.

Even if it's Electron.

Comentario de stym

Rogue Solo guide for Omnotron

I managed to kill this boss with my ilvl 557 rogue and it was fairly intense. It doesn't mean you can't do it at a lower ilvl, though, because I'm notoriously meh at execution.

Spec: Assassination
It's still the highest single-target damage spec when you can't stab a boss from behind. You don't want to cleave because of the shield mechanics, so this essentially is a single-target fight with the occasional target swap.

Talents:
Enfoque de las Sombras for a less expensive opener, Disposición al combate for additional mitigation, Veneno parasitante because you'll need it (I tried Elusión and it didn't do me any good), Anticipación because duh. Paso de las Sombras for your opener. Tier 5 is not relevant for this fight.

Glyphs:
I used , and . The recuperate boost is really important, and the additional 2 seconds on Evasion are also worth it. You could be a little more defensive on the third glyph, but Vendetta is the only offensive glyph we have in assassination and I wanted to burn the boss as fast as possible.

Preparation:
I tried a few times without buffing myself to the max and I couldn't get him lower than 50% or so. So I decided to go with all guns blazing: Tallarines de arroz Niebla Marina, Frasco de flores primaverales, Tambores de los reyes olvidados.
I used a Mordisco de mur potion just before the fight, and used Tambores de ira very soon after starting my rotation.

The Fight:
The fight is easy for the first 45 seconds when you only have one Tron in front of you. It becomes problematic when you have two of them in your face, so this is the strategy I used:
1- Pre-pot, enter stealth, shadowstep and mutilate the boss. I didn't look too deeply in the combat log, but this boss detects invisibility and I cannot say for sure you benefit from the reduced energy cost of Shadow Focus. I'm assuming you do.
2- Start your rotation and when Hacer picadillo and a 5-point Ruptura are up, use your drums of rage.
3- 40 seconds into the fight, pop a 5-point . Just when the second Tron joins the fight, use Combat Readiness. You want it to build stacks as soon as possible.
4- Switch to the second Tron. When combat readiness fades, use Evasión. When Evasion fades, use to reset the cooldown of Evasion.
5- Weave in Puyazo for additional healing and don't let your recuperate drop.
6- Profit.

Additional Boss Information:

Arcanotron Patada his Aniquilador Arcano when you can. Not a huge deal if you can't, but if it's feasible (e.g. Arcanotron is your current target or you have a macro to kick your focus target) and Kick is off cd, do not hesitate to use it.
I found the Generador de poder ability is too iffy to take advantage of as melee. Just drag your tron(s) out of the AOE when he creates one.

Electron:
Nothing special about him or his abilities.

Magmatron:
You can Amago Medida de seguridad de incineración and Capa de las Sombras his Fijando objetivo ability (at the end of the cast). Do that.

Toxitron is your friend.
The Bomba de veneno don't deal a whole lot of damage but you can certainly Feint their explosions and not stand in the remaining goo. What's great about him is his Bomba química. Get out of the AOE but keep the bosses in there. You have a nice visual cue because anyone affected with the debuff turns green. In short, if the boss is green and you are not, you are in the proper position.

Good luck and have fun.

Comentario de soubii

Soloed this as an ilvl 562 Brewmaster Monk with 105k dps and 884K HP in 4 minutes 6 seconds using an agility flask and a more or less standard rotation. It was a very intense fight and I had to be very much on top of my CD's and healing spheres. I didn't focus on any particular boss or pay attention to tactics, just kited around in a circle avoiding the AOE on the floor. At one point I was down to about 15% health. Previously I tried in my Windwalker spec with identical gear/buffs and failed miserably. Needed the defensive abilities.

Comentario de 1106437

For a transmog raid group avg ilvl 535 how many would it take to run this raid?

Comentario de jd234

Soloed as a 550 kitty druid. Needed all CDs, and a healing pot. Used barkskin first, then Survival instincts. Heal yourself with whatever free heals you have (e.g. Renewal, healing pot, predatory swiftness procs, whatever). When you run out of healing tricks and mitigation, then pop Berserk / Incarnation / Nature's vigil to get back to full health and burn through the boss. Barkskin might be back up by now, so use it and push through using Predatory Swiftness procs for health. Consider popping might of ursoc + frenzied regeneration and letting your bleed finish them off if you need.

Comentario de simkaest

Pretty easy fight for 565 Destruction Warlock. Just avoid stuff in the floor and use your pet to tank. Never had to use any healing and even the pet didn't die. DBM is always good!

Comentario de Acann

Shadow Priest Soloing Guide:

530ilvl, mostly PvP gear.

Talents & Glyphs -
T1: Void Tendrils
T2: Angelic Feather
T3: FDCL
T4: Angelic Bulwark
T5: Divine Insight
T6: Divine Star

Inner Fire
Inner Sanctum
Prayer of Mending

Strategy -

Attack one (and only one) till it reaches 50% energy. Attack the next one (and no others) till it reaches 50% energy. Rinse and repeat until they're dead. If you attack one that is below 50% energy, their defensive shield increases the damage they deal, so it's something you want to avoid. They all share the same health pool so you dont need to multi-dot, nor would you want to.

I didn't cast a single Mind Flay the entire fight. I maintained DoTs, used every instant heal when off cooldown, and used instant Mind Spike/Blast spells. Angelic Feather helps with kiting as sometimes they stop moving to use an attack against you. Shadowfiend + Fade gives you some temporary breathing room, and Vampiric Embrace is a quick way to top yourself off (don't use it when you're only fighting one, save it for when two are active). Otherwise just avoid stuff on the ground.

Comentario de Aquabrook

Easily soloable as a MW monk in Stance of the Spirited Crane. Never really had to worry too much about healing myself, just keep Expel Harm and Chi Wave on CD, your statue up, and click Surging Mist when it pops. Focus one and done. (Tried also on my WW, couldn't do it for my life.)

Comentario de citrique

If you kill this boss too quickly, it will not drop gold. I have found waiting for Electron to come out has ensured that I receive gold from killing this boss.

Comentario de garymce

While re-running this instance for transmog gear I noticed for the first time that the Stone Sentinel Overlook (the chamber in which you fight the Omnotrons) looks out onto the Molten Span, the gigantic cavern in the heart of Blackrock Mountain with the huge dwarven statues holding the chains that hold up Forgewright's Tomb, leading down to Blackrock Depths and the Molten Core.

It's a really cool touch to see how inter-connected all of these Blackrock Mountain dungeons are, especially now that the updated Blackrock Spire has Warlord Zaela's boss chamber overlooking the top of the Molten Span too.

Comentario de HeKol

On an average of 10 runs Omnotron Defence System 25HC rewards 204 gold, 20 silver and 38 copper after vendoring dropped gear.

Comentario de SilverDragon234

"That malfuctioning piece of junk was MURDER on the repair bills."

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Toxitron

Este PNJ se puede encontrar en Descenso de Alanegra .

Descenso de AlanegraFaucemagmaSistema de Defensa de OmnitronMaloriakAtramedesChimaeronNefarianSistema de Defensa de OmnitronArcanotronElectronMagmatronToxitronToxitronSistema de Defensa de OmnitronDescenso de Alanegra

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

Matriz de defensa primaria

Los 4 gólems enanos comparten una reserva de salud y 2 están activos en todo momento. Cuando se activa un gólem, tiene 100 p. de energía que usa para sus facultades. Cuando la energía alcanza los 50 p., el gólem obtiene un escudo defensivo y se activa un nuevo gólem. Cuando la energía alcanza los 0 p., el gólem se desactiva y se activa uno nuevo.

Arcanotron

Generador de poder – Arcanotron invoca un generador de poder bajo un jugador aleatorio. El campo aumenta el daño infligido un 50% el daño de todas las unidades en un radio de 5 m y restaura 2 p. de maná cada 0.5 s. El generador de poder dura 1 min.
Aniquilador Arcano – Arcanotron inflige 4076 p. de daño Arcano a un jugador aleatorio.
En bandas de 25 jugadores, Arcanotron daña a tres jugadores aleatorios.
Conversión de poder – El escudo de Arcanotron transforma el daño recibido en Poder transformado, que otorga daño mágico y velocidad de lanzamiento de hechizos extra.
- Poder transformado – El daño infligido al escudo de Conversión de poder de Arcanotron le otorga un 10% de daño Arcano extra y aumenta un 10% su celeridad con hechizos durante 30 sec. Este efecto se acumula.
Generador de poder sobrecargado – Lord Victor Nefarius trasforma un generador de poder en un generador de poder sobrecargado, lo que aumenta un 100% el daño infligido de todas las unidades en un radio de 5 m y restaura 3 p. de maná cada 0.5 s.
El generador de poder sobrecargado aumenta de tamaño hasta que explota, lo que activa Retorno Arcano.
- Retorno Arcano – Un generador de poder sobrecargado explota e inflige 158 p. de daño Arcano a los jugadores en un radio de 17 m.

Electron

Conductor de relámpagos – Electron designa a un jugador aleatorio como Conductor de relámpagos, lo que hace que inflija 49 p. de daño de Naturaleza a los aliados en un radio de 8 m cada 2 s durante 15 sec.
Descarga eléctrica – Electron inflige 2293 p. de daño de Naturaleza a un máximo de 3 objetivos en un radio de 8 m. El daño aumenta con cada salto.
Escudo inestable – Infligir daño al escudo de Electron provoca un Choque estático en la ubicación de un jugador cercano, lo que inflige 226 p. de daño de Naturaleza a los jugadores en un radio de 6 m del objetivo.
Infusión de Sombras – Lord Victor Nefarius corrompe al Conductor de relámpagos, lo que transforma al objetivo en un Conductor de las Sombras. El Conductor de las Sombras inflige daño de las Sombras a todos los aliados cercanos cada 2 s y, cuanto mayor sea la distancia a la que se encuentre el jugador con Infusión de Sombras, mayor será el daño que inflija.

Magmatron

Facultades de Toxitron

Bomba química – Toxitron dispara una bomba química a un jugador aleatorio, lo que forma una nube química en su ubicación que aumenta el daño que reciben las unidades en la nube.
- Nube química – La nube química de Toxitron aumenta un 50% el daño que reciben las unidades en la nube.
  La nube química también inflige 50 p. de daño de Naturaleza cada 1 s.
Protocolo de veneno – El Protocolo de veneno de Toxitron crea una bomba de veneno cada 3 s. Cada bomba de veneno se fija en un objetivo aleatorio. La bomba de veneno explota al llegar a distancia cuerpo a cuerpo de su objetivo.
- Bomba de veneno – Las bombas de veneno que crea el Protocolo de veneno de Toxitron se fijan en un objetivo aleatorio. Una bomba de veneno explota y crea un charco venenoso cuando se acerca a distancia cuerpo a cuerpo de su objetivo.
  - Charco venenoso – Las bombas de veneno crean charcos venenosos con un radio de 6 m al explotar. Infligen 15 p. de daño de Naturaleza cada 1 s a los jugadores que los pisen.
Bala empapada de veneno – Infligir daño al escudo de Toxitron aplica Empapado en veneno al jugador que inflige el daño.
- Empapado de veneno – Empapado de veneno inflige 17 p. de daño de Naturaleza cada 2 s. Este efecto se acumula, pero al disiparlo una vez se eliminan todas las acumulaciones.
  Cuando un jugador ataca o utiliza un hechizo o facultad, expurga el veneno del objetivo.
  - Expurgar veneno – El jugador empapado de veneno inflige 20 p. de daño de Naturaleza a su objetivo.
Atracción mortal – A veces, lord Victor Nefarius se teletransporta al centro de una nube química y lanza Atracción mortal, lo que arrastra a todos los jugadores hasta la nube.

Toxitron

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