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These debuffs only drop when Sargeras' Gaze is recast and new debuffs are to the raid. If any other player is within the circle, that player will begin to gain stacks of Unleashed Rage, another hard hitting 20 second dot. Sargeras' Rage is a red circle with a spiked square placed on top of it.If no other player is within the circle then the player will begin to gain stacks of Crushing Fear, a hard hitting 20 second dot. Sargeras' Fear places a clear red circle around a player.On a timer the boss will cast Sargeras' Gaze which applies two different debuffs to randomly chosen non tank players, either Sargeras' Rage or Sargeras' Fear. The main new mechanic in this encounter is Sargeras' Gaze.

However, with all of this said, any sensible composition will be good enough to take down Argus on Mythic difficulty.

Having more than 6 melee DPS can make the area around melee very cluttered, which is problematic at points in which melee need to spread out.

The raid may also wish to limit the amount of melee DPS that they bring.

Although it is possible to three heal the encounter, it is useful to have a fourth healer during progression to help cover for player mistakes.

The third tank will spend the majority of their time damaging the boss during phases one and two, however they are very helpful during phase three.

In terms of overall raid composition, the group wants to bring 3 tanks and 4 healers.

Paladins can help cover for players mistakes during phase 3 if they are hit by the scythes which shoot across the room, as Blessing of Protection can remove the physical damage dot.

A feral/guardian druids Stampeding Roar can help the raid spread quickly at key points of the encounter.

Having a warlock will help as the raid can make great use of their Gateways during phases two and three.

Phases one and two remain similar to the heroic version of the encounter, however heroic phase three no longer exists and heroic phase four (mythic phase three) has been heavily redesigned.Īlthough the fight has no specific class requirements, having a few certain classes will assist you greatly when fighting Argus. Mythic Argus calls for excellent positioning, co-ordination and ability knowledge from all players looking to take him down. For how the trinkets function, please see our Pantheon Trinket post.

Plate: Nascent Deathbringer's Clutches, Cosmos-Culling LegplatesĪrgus also drops the Pantheon Trinkets as push personal loot.

Mail: Helm of the Awakened Soul, Pauldrons of Colossal Burden.

Leather: Death-Enveloping Cincture, Vest of Waning Life.

Cloth: Gambeson of Sargeras' Corruption, Handwraps of Inevitable Doom.is rewarded from Mythic: Argus the Unmaker.Shackled Ur'zul is a drop from Mythic Argus.Argus the Unmaker is available after defeating Aggramar. Careful planning and excellent group coordination will be needed to take down Argus the Unmaker.Īrgus the Unmaker is the final boss in Antorus, the Burning Throne available December 5th on Mythic difficulty. The raid will be helped by the Titans throughout each of the four distinct phases, via powerful buffs being placed on the raid or devastating debuffs being placed on the enemies. For LFR, Normal and Heroic difficulties, please click here.Īrgus the Unmaker is a four phase encounter in which the raid will need to deal with several devastating abilities and debuffs. This guide includes tips and strategies for dealing with the new mechanics introduced in these difficulties. This guide provides tips and strategies for defeating Argus the Unmaker encounter on the Mythic Difficulty in Antorus, the Burning Throne.