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Lord Jaraxxus has a plethora of nasty attacks that will keep the healers busy. However, in most regards this is a fairly simple fight if your group has solid healers and DPS that can switch targets and focus down adds quickly. Health 10 Person Raid: Body - 4,200,000 health 25 Person Raid: Body 鈥?20,000,000 heath Abilities Incinerate Flesh ?Jaraxxus targets a random player for fdsasjhqfieqw this spell. It absorbs the next 60,000 healing (30,000 in 10 player raids) done to the player and lowers the damage they cause by 50% for the next 12 seconds. If it is not removed in that time by over healing the absorbed amount then the player will suffer the Burning Inferno effect. Burning Inferno ?A player suffers this effect if incinerate flesh is not healed through. Burning Inferno deal roughly 4,000 fire damage to everyone in the raid each second for 5 seconds. Nether Power ?This is a buff that Jaraxxus applies to himself that boosts his damage output by 20% per stack. He applies 10 stacks to himself in 25 player raids and 5 stacks in 10 player raids. It can be purged, spellstolen, and dispelled. Fel Fireball ?This spell hits the tank for roughly 25,000 fire damage and applies a DOT effect that burns the player for roughly 10,000 fire damage per second for an additional 5 seconds. It takes hi 2 seconds to cast this spell and it is interuptable and the DOT effect is removable as well. Fel Lightning ?This is a chain lightning spell that his the first target for roughly 12,000 fire damage and then tries to bounce to another player within 10 yards. If it does it will hit this second player for roughly 18,000 damage.
Every Monday Scott Andrews wow gold contributes Officers' Quarters, a column about the ins wow power leveling and outs of guild leadership. He is the author of The Guild Leader's Handbook, available this spring from No Starch Press.
Who deserves to be an officer? Guild leaders struggle wow gold with this question quite a bit. It comes down to this question: In your guild, does the officer rank exist to reward players or to give them responsibilities? In other words, what is the purpose of the officer rank? Later, I'll talk about the two most common purposes. But first, this week's e-mail comes from a player who feels he deserves a promotion to officer.
Hey Scott,
I've been playing with a group of people for five years now. We've stuck wow power leveling together as a guild for most that time, though we've moved from tag to tag over the duration. I left WoW for a short period while I moved across the country and upon my return found the guild I had been in was disbanded and we had merged with another guild. No big deal, we've done it before. I was an officer in the old guild, but was not promoted to officer status in the new (too many officers, not enough members, etc.). Again, no big deal.
Over the past three months I've taken a very proactive aion gold attitude in the guild. I wrote the guild aion gold constitution, restructured the guild hierarchy, built the guild site, organized events and assisted raid leads on a regular basis. In the meantime three of the five officers all but vanished from the game and only show for the occasional raid. Both the co-leaders have stated they want to make me an officer, but nothing has come of it. Our guild leadership is notorious for procrastinating. I'm doing all the duties (and then some) of an officer without the promotion. I feel the officers are taking advantage of me at times. Should I outright ask for the promotion? What's the best course of action here?
NAO, much depends on the way officers are perceived in your guild and the purpose wedding dresses of the officer rank. In some guilds, officers aren't actually the people wow power leveling who carry out the day-to-day business of the guild and bear the burdens of responsibility for all of those tasks that you've been performing. Rather, the officers are merely the members who have been there longest, who happen to know the guild leader in real life, or perhaps simply the players whom the guild leader feels are deserving of the privileges of the officer rank.
In those guilds, being an officer is a reward. Unburdened by too many extra duties, the officers rule like monarchs. They take care of the wedding dresses occasional crisis. They handle inviting and kicking players according to their whim. Meanwhile the average citizens are expected to make sure the guild is functioning smoothly.
Touch of Jaraxxus ?Jaraxxus will select one random player to place this curse on. The curse deals roughly 4,000 damage per second to the player for 15 seconds. In addition, anyone that comes within 10 yards will be hit and suffer a side effect called Curse of the Nether. Curse of the Nether ?Anyone that suffers from this will take roughly 4,500 shadow damage per second for 15 seconds. Legion Flame ?Jaraxxus casts this spell on a random player. Once hit you will suffer roughly 3,000 fire damage per second for 6 seconds. In addition, every second you also drop a pool of fire at your feet that will remain there for roughly 30 seconds and burn anyone in it for the same damage per second. Infernal Eruption ?Occasionally Jaraxxus will summon up a volcano through which Infernals spawn. When the volcano is summoned anyone within 10 yards will suffer roughly 10,000 fire damage. Mistress of Pain Health 10 Person Raid: Body ?600,000 health 25 Person Raid: Body ?1,500,000 heath Abilities Pain Spike ?The Mistress of Pain will select a target at random and leap to it. When she hits the player they suffer an attack that does 50% of their health as damage. Once she hits them she runs back to whomever has the most threat against her. Fel Flame Infernals Health 10 Person Raid: Body 150,000 health 25 Person Raid: Body 400,000 heath









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