Sunken Temple

Atal'alarion

A dire troll who protects the idol in the Pit of Refuse. In the Classic dungeon he was called by pressing the snake statues in the pit in a set order: south, north, southwest, southeast, northwest, northeast. He can be pulled without adds when he stands near the stairs.

Ground Tremor stuns everyone near him for two seconds, so healers and ranged stay out of his reach.

In short: pull him near the stairs, stay clear of Ground Tremor.

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Avatar of Hakkar

Optional. Someone with the Egg of Hakkar, from the quest The Blood God Hakkar, starts it by clicking the Shrine of the Soulflayer in the west wing; gates then close on both sides of the room until he dies. In the Classic version the ritual runs in waves: a Hakkari Bloodkeeper appears between each Eternal Flame you put out, and its blood is needed for the next flame. Stay in the corners, take the elites one at a time, and kill the serpents around him with area damage before the last step.

The Avatar is easy for what the event looks like. Cause Insanity makes a player attack their own allies for six seconds, so stun or control that player. Curse of Tongues halves casting speed for 15 seconds, so cure casters, and Lash stuns its target for two seconds.

In short: corners and waves, control the insane player, cure the curse.

Shade of Eranikus

Kill all four green drakes first, or they join the fight. He hits hard, so he must stay on a tank. Deep Slumber is a magic stun of about eight seconds that also makes the target immune to all damage, and War Stomp stuns everyone in melee range for four seconds on a separate timer. Keep a second tank ready to taunt when the main tank is stunned, and have the group stop attacking if neither tank is up.

A Grounding Totem catches Deep Slumber, and it is his only single-target spell, so one totem can carry the fight. Put the tank with their back to the far wall to blunt his knockback, and make sure no one is knocked onto the ledge, where he evades and heals.

In short: second tank, Grounding Totem, back to the wall.

Hazzas

Hazzas guards the hallway south of the central room with Morphaz, and the pair stands between the group and the Shade. Take them with the tank facing them away from the group, since the acid and the wing flap hit everyone in front.

In short: face them away from the group.

Morphaz

Morphaz stands beside Hazzas. He does little damage and can be attacked alone if he is not close to his partner, but nearly everything he does hits an area, so a group should spread out. Keep him turned away from the group like the others.

In short: spread out, face him away.

Weaver

The Weaver and Dreamscythe appear in the central chamber once Jammal'an and Ogom are dead. Take them first, one at a time if you can, and pull them back to a spot away from the other drakes. Keep each turned away from the group, because the acid can spread across all five members.

In short: pull away from the others, face away.

Dreamscythe

Dreamscythe appears with the Weaver and is handled the same way: pull it back to a spot away from the other drakes, and keep it turned away from the group.

In short: pull away from the others, face away.

Jammal'an the Prophet

In the Classic dungeon six troll priests stand on the ledges over the Pit of Sacrifice: Gasher, Hukku, Loro, Mijan, Zolo and Zul'Lor. All six must die before the shield around Jammal'an fades. Ogom the Wretched, an undead troll, fights beside him.

Jammal'an heals and drops an Earthgrab Totem that roots players near it; break the totem. Flamestrike hits players in the targeted area and burns for eight seconds, so move out. His Hex turns a player into a troll berserker who attacks the group, so control that player (a Polymorph or a stun) and do not damage them while it lasts. Kill Ogom quickly: he curses with Curse of Weakness, casts Shadow Word: Pain, and his Shadow Bolt can be interrupted. When Jammal'an heals himself, drain his mana.

In short: kill the six priests, burn Ogom, control the hexed player.

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