Eye of Azshara Mythic+ Guide

Lady Hatecoil

The punishment for kicking your friend into the water during Static Nova is a lifetime of Lower Kara keys

Dungeon Journal+

Static Nova   AoE   Nature   ✔Avoidance   ✔Dodgeable

Focused Lightning   AoE   Nature   ✔Avoidance

Curse of the Witch   Single Target   ✔Dispellable

Beckon Storm   Summon

You should know

• You need to spread out during the Focused Lightning cast since Excess Lightning is a heavy punish for stacking. For 22+ tyrannical keys put on a couple pieces of Avoidance gear to avoid it one shotting you. Tank trinkets with on-use damage reduction can also be very useful if you’re playing a squishier class (sorry, hunters).
• Focused Lightning also destroys any sand dunes you’re standing on.
• I’d recommend a weak aura for a countdown on the Curse of the Witch. It often expires during the Static Nova cast and can be dangerous if you’re facing the wrong way. The blast does kill any Saltsea Globules that have popped up and you should do this when it’s convenient but it’s not a huge priority.
• The boss will wreck you if you try to leave her little arena. Attempting this is not recommended.
• Try and stay away from the Globules when they die. The damage is not dangerous, but the slow can cost you some DPS time if you’re a melee who has to run to a sand dune early. Healers shouldn’t feel the need to dispel this.

Serpentrix

Aww, look at that face

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Poison Spit   AoE   Nature   ✔Avoidance   ✔Dodgeable

Toxic Wound   Ground   Nature   ✔Dodgeable

Submerge   Summon

Rampage   

Blazing Nova (Blazing Hydra Spawn)   AoE   Fire   ✔Avoidance   ✔Interruptable

Arcane Blast (Arcane Hydra Spawn)   Single Target   Arcane   ✔Interruptable

You should know

• Poison Spit and Toxic Wound are both 100% dodgeable with smart movement though when you’re just fighting Serpentrix you might choose to stand in the Poison Spit to maximise DPS time (consult your healer).
• Any damage the Hydra Spawns take is copied to Serpentrix so they’re always worth killing.
• During the submerge transitions I’d recommend sending two DPS to the Arcane hydra and one to the Blazing hydra. The Arcane hydra deals +50% damage for every successful cast and this gets uncomfortable quickly. The tank should head to Serpentrix and interrupt the Rampage. While rampaging the boss casts Poison Spit every 0.5 seconds and while it’s avoidable it’s expensive to dodge from a DPS perspective.

King Deepbeard

I actually wrote this guide during a King Deepbeard fight. It’s that damn long.

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Quake  AoE   Physical   ✔Avoidance   

Gaseous Bubbles   Single Target   Debuff   

Call the Seas   AoE   Frost   ✔Dodgeable

Ground Slam   AoE   Physical   ✔Avoidance   ✔Dodgeable

Frenzy   LowHP Enrage

You should know

• Quake deals additional damage to anyone within 5 yards of you. Make sure you are at least that far apart. Four seconds after the quake all pre-existing quakes will erupt again dealing significant damage (this is called Aftershock in the combatlog).
• Gaseous Bubbles is a buff placed on you that will absorb a significant amount of damage over up to 20 seconds. If you don’t deplete the shield within 20 seconds it’ll deal damage to your entire party equal to how much shield was left. So if you’re a bit slack and still have a 1 million absorb left then you’ve caused 5 million across your party. The best way to remove the bubble is to follow around the blue ground effects caused by Call the Seas. Quake will also give you a helping hand but I’d recommend you don’t try to remove it with Ground Slam or Aftershock since they’ll likely kill you on a high key.
• This is a very long fight with a lot of easy to avoid but lethal mechanics. Stay spread out, remove your shields, stay out of aftershock, avoid pulling any seagulls and he shouldn’t cause you too many issues.

Advanced

• You can pull the snail near Deepbeard during the fight on non-bolstering weeks for extra damage and a little extra trash percentage. Affliction Warlocks in particular are big benefactors since you get extra shards from your Agony on the poor gastropod.
• You can run Sephuz’s Secret and pop your CC on either the snail or the tiny crab critters found throughout his room for a high uptime.

Wrath of Azshara

If you look closely, the boss has a night elf inside

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Heaving Sands   Single Target   Physical   ✔Avoidance   

Mystic Tornado   Ground   Arcane   ✔Dodgeable

Massive Deluge   Ground   Frost   ✔Dodgeable

Crushing Depths   AoE   Physical   ✔Avoidance?

Arcane Bomb   AoE   Arcane   Debuff   ✔Dispellable

Lightning Strike (Phase 2 only)   AoE   Nature   ✔Dodgeable

Tidal Wave (Phase 2 only)   Ground   Frost   ✔Dodgeable

You should know

• Using heroism in phase 1 is better for the timer since there is less movement, but phase 2 (sub 10%) is more dangerous so popping it then gives you a better chance of killing the boss. Decide based on how much time you have left.
• In late phase 2 you might want to consider sacrificing the Crushing Depths target to preserve overall party health. It can also be removed with Blessing of Protection if you’re running with a paladin and if you have a full immunity you should use it.
• You don’t need to spread out very far. Your healer has a 40 yard range but most AoE heals start to lose effectiveness past 30 yards. Stick together.
• Every spell you get hit by will give you a stack of Magic Resonance or Frost Resonance increasing the damage you take from that school for the rest of the fight.

Advanced

• Despite what Crushing Depths says on the tooltip it actually deals damage to each player based on their own maximum HP (not the maximum HP of the Crushing Depths target). This doesn’t change the strategy (stack people in, or sacrifice them) but does eliminate Weapon swap macros and the like.