We worked our way back to him, calmly dispatching his minions, with a single goal in mind. Before the final engagement, we buffed, fed, and prepared - tactics, positions, timing. Everyone was nervous - actual nerves, not just excitement.
Enter the dragon
And it all went like clockwork.
Our Tank and melee DPS'ers engaged Vazruden when he landed, Paxmortis and his water minion sprayed Nazan with ranged DPS, and Neitzsche did a stunning job keeping Blackheathen alive whilst flame raged all around.
By the time he landed Nazan was down to 80% health, which was all the headstart we needed. We gave him everything we had, popped all our buffs and potions, and stayed out of the way of the fire. And there was a magic moment when we all realised it...we had him.
Vengeance. And an attractive kilt!
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Indeed, i was extremely nervous before hand. The consequences of failure were significant, loss of morale, confidence. Far greater than just the usual repair bill.
That was truely an amazing feeling when Nazan got to about 10%, I had plenty of health tahnks to Neits amazing work and being a bit more on the ball staying out of the flame. That kind of nervous realisation when you are about to grasp a long(ish) term goal set in, hit shield wall, last stand and Trinket just to seal the deal.
One Horde, One Guild, One Victory,
At least the 2nd time he dropped the tanking boots (Ironsole Clompers) that with some nice gems will alst me for a looong time.
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