WoW Shadowlands: How to dance a Nathria raid boss to the ground
The Venthyr stronghold Castle Nathria is the first raid that awaits you in the new WoW expansion Shadowlands. For some time now, the WoW developers have been testing the combat mechanics and bosses in Nathria, and the authors of Vanion.eu have also been on the beta server late at night. They noticed that the fight against the Council of Blood has quite unusual mechanics, because the whole raid has to dance. Not like Heigan in Naxxramas, where you simply memorized when to run where. No, there is real dancing! Check it out in Vanion's video!
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If you don't manage to do that, you'll end up outside the dance area for thirty seconds, stunned, and you won't be able to rejoin the fight until the time has elapsed. Funny! Or also ... frustrating, at least if there should be much more draconian punishments in heroic or mythic mode. What do you think of this idea?
Doyou think it's good or have you already been overwhelmed with the Heigan dance?
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