Yor'Sahj HM

Heroic Mode ↑top

The main difference between the Normal and Heroic versions of the encounter with Yor'sahj is that your raid will have to kill 1 of 4 oozes (instead of 1 of 3), which means that Yor'sahj will be empowered by 3 oozes.

Other that that, all abilities deal more damage and all units have more health (including the boss).

As a DPS, you will find that the fight is extremely similar to the Normal version. The difficult part is the 10-minute enrage timer, which will probably be very tight as you progress on the fight. Fortunately, there are a few tricks that you raid can make use of to beat it.

3.1. Beating the Enrage Timer
Precious seconds can be saved in the way you will handle the oozes, the Forgotten Ones, and the Mana Void.

3.1.1. Killing the Oozes
Killing the oozes might not require the entire contingent of DPS. The idea is to kill the ooze close to the boss, and not half-way through (which would mean that some DPS that were sent to kill it would have been better employed on the boss). Therefore, it is possible that your raid leader will ask you to remain on the boss when the oozes are up, especially if your class is not capable of doing high burst damage.

3.1.2. Killing the Forgotten Ones
When the Forgotten Ones spawn (which will happen in all combinations, save one), you should not specifically AoE them down. Rather, only classes that can spread their damage on the boss to the adds (for example, Combat Rogues with Blade Flurry, Fire Mages with Impact and Combustion) or that can spread their damage on the adds to the boss (for example, Warlocks with Bane of Havoc, Enhancement Shamans with Lava Lash, Improved Lava Lash, Flame Shock, and Fire Nova) should bother with the Forgotten Ones.

3.1.3. Kill the Mana Void
Your raid will most likely choose to ignore the first Mana Void (try getting it to 20-30% by the time the next set of oozes spawn) and use cooldowns such as Hymn of Hope or Mana Tide Totem after it has depleted all casters of their mana.

The idea is to survive with rather low mana for one phase or two, until you get a second Mana Void (something that should happen quickly enough as 4 of the 6 combinations have blue). Then, as soon as the second Mana Void has depleted all casters of their mana, the first Mana Void should be killed. Hopefully it will be on low health, after taking a bit of damage now and then.

After that, you should keep the second Mana Void as a means of re-filling your raid's mana after the third Mana Void spawns and so on. All in all, this will save you the trouble of killing one Mana Void. Since they have a significant health pool, this will prevent you from wiping to the enrage timer at 2% health.

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