Getting both a poison cloud and a damage-increasing zone is the perfect time to pop your cooldowns. You also don't want to accidentally hit one of the shielded bosses.Īvoid standing in the poison cloud, and go nuts on the golem that happens to be standing in it. They still deal damage upon being killed, and you don't want to accidentally gib someone who happens to be near one. Do not AoE the bombs down, as tempting as it may be to do so. Toxitron The primary concern as a DPSer is to kill the Poison Bombs that spawn while also making sure that any that happen to be targeting you never touch you. Just don't stand near people when he is active. Electron is the most simplistic of all the golems, because his abilities aren't new nor exciting. Spread out to avoid Chain Lightning, and spread out from the player with Lightning Conductor (which is a non-issue anyway).
In fact, just avoid any ability which might accidentally hit a shielded golem.Įlectron Spread out! Oh my, what a simplistic concept. Similarly, do not use Bane of Havoc on a boss, as it will trigger the shield as well. Affliction warlocks can use Soul Swap in order to transfer their DoTs instead, which is a huge plus. Because of this, avoid recasting your DoTs around 65 or so energy in order to give them enough time to clear off naturally. The shields do proc off of DoT effects, so you want to make sure that none of these are up once the golem reaches 50 energy. There is technically a small window of opportunity between the shield at 50 energy and the golem going down when you can re-apply DoTs however, it's rather risky to do, so I would avoid it unless you are very comfortable with your timing skills. Finally, it will deactivate once it reaches 0 energy. It will put up a nasty shield that protects it from all damage and does bad things if you attack it at 50 energy. A final note: They can be reset by running out of the room, so avoid that if things are going well, or use it if things go bad.Įach golem will become active upon reaching 100 energy. There should only ever be two golems active at any one time (technically three, as one is active for just a few seconds when the next one comes back online - but that's whatever).
In the essence of space, I won't list each of their abilities here, because it's frankly quite a few instead, you can check up on all of them here. The basics The 'Tron Defense System consists of four different golems, each with their own set of abilities. Why players simply don't bring a battering ram or goblin bombs and blast open the front doors, I'll also never understand. Why on earth anyone would think that it's a grand idea to put a defense system to the side of their main gate where people could easily just walk past it and not even care that one exists is beyond me.
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