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A comfortable 98-81 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday made it win number 19 and after a 'red-eye' overnight flight to Philadelphia, the defending champions will be back in action again, taking on the 76ers for number 20.
For coach Erik Spoelstra, the winning streak is a topic he avoids in his team-talks as he focuses on drilling good habits into the team before the games that really matter - the playoffs.
"I'm not going to bring it up. I haven't brought it up once yet, the streak," he said.
Spoelstra said that even if he reflected on the run of form privately, it would only be to compare it with the feeling of the franchise's worst season back in 2007/08.
"I don't think about it much but if I were to think about it, I would think about the 15 win season and how awful it can be," he said.
The players try their best to keep with Spoelstra's mantra but after the Atlanta game LeBron James eventually conceded, it was something unique worth acknowledging.
"Let's be honest guys, we aren't sitting here and saying this is not something special - this is an unbelievable streak, we are playing great basketball, we are winning in different phases of the game and we are playing different styles," he said.
"I'm not going to say it's not special but we just can't get caught up in it too much and not seize the moment that we are in each and every night," he said.
The moment is one that the Heat players are certainly enjoying - on and off the court.
One can sense it in the Heat locker-room where the banter flies or see it in the madcap 'Harlem Shake' video the team posted online.
"Winning makes it more fun," said Spoelstra. "What comes first though, the winning or the camaraderie? I don't see a lot of camaraderie on losing teams and we have been part of both," he said.
It is Spoelstra's job to maintain the focus and ensure that the message goes out that every quarter of every regular season game is part of the process of getting ready for the business end of the season.
In the locker-room there is an acknowledgement that the bonds they are building in this winning run are rare ones.
"This is a special group of guys and it has been a blast this season, we have been working hard but having fun at the same time," said center Chris Bosh.
"We like coming to work. My dad told me 'you want to like your job, because it sucks when you hate it' - and he was speaking from experience.
"It's nice not only to play basketball but to play with the best team in the world, with the best team-mates in the world.
"It's great, guys are funny, we laugh and joke, of course we take care of business but we like being around each other," he told reporters while being interrupted mid-sentence by a yelling James.
It would make, suggests the team's long-standing leader Dwyane Wade, for a great reality show.
"We are not a team that lets the cameras in often where they can follow us and see this team but if we did, we would have a number one hit show, no doubt about it," he said.
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CONYERS, Ga. -- The Rockdale County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting that left one man in jail and another with life-threatening injuries.
The shooting happened at around 7 p.m. Sunday at a house on Fieldstone View Lane SE in Conyers.
Rockdale County Sheriff's Inv. Michael Camp said 19-year-old Rashad Thompson is accused of shooting 25-year-old Sandino Aikens of Covington at least four times.
After shooting Aikens, Thompson ran to his home on nearby Country Trace, where he was arrested about half an hour later, Camp said.
Aikens is in critical condition at Grady Memorial Hospital. Thompson is being held in the Rockdale County Jail on an aggravated assault charge; more charges are possible, according to Camp.
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An initial investigation revealed Aikens shot Thompson in the chest in December 2008, when the two were 21 and 15 years old, respectively. Aikens pleaded guilty to an aggravated assault charge in June 2010 and was sentenced to five years in prison, but was paroled a year later.
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text: We have had two terrible winters in a row and the numbers are way down. Especially hard hit was the Northwestern part of the state. The Southwest has some left but not great numbers by any stretch. I am not trying to bring you down but am giving an honest answer and want you to know what to expect. Just google South Dakota antelope and see what other forums have to say. Do yourself a favor and travel a few extra hours into Wyoming or hope we have a couple good winters and springs to get the numbers back up and wait till then. The GF&P dropped the number of tags by quite a bit last year but should have done so the prior year and took a lot of heat for not doing that.


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Any idea how does the error appears? We have Google Apps Standard account and since it is like gmail I usually add this to Zimbra Desktop using the already preconfigured account type "Gmail". Most of the time this setting work flawless until one of the users got this error message while synchronizing with the gmail server. "SSL connection failure. Please check host and port settings." I wonder how this happen since if you would add a Gmail account on Zimbra Desktop theres not much to configure other than your password and email address.
Is this a bug or I just need to reinstall Zimbra Desktop again and resync the account?
Another thing:
PC1 has Zimbra desktop installed into the path "D:\zdesktop". PC2 has no Zimbra desktop. Then I copy and paste the folder "\zdesktop" into PC2 in the path "C:\zdesktop". Afterwards I install Zimbra desktop to PC2 in the same path where I copied the Zimbra desktop files I've got from PC1. Then I start Zimbra desktop in PC2 and voila!! All emails from PC1 where transfered to PC2, exactly the same thing with sync working.
Is this a feature or a bug? For us in the IT department it saves us time since we will not going to add the mail signatures & mail filters again. (Which is not exported using the Import/Export function).
In addition to the SSL error above, is there a way to prevent unauthorized replication or duplication of mails. Also is there a way to save and export mail signatures and mail filters?
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i like the look of this one. the rivers could do with a bit more 'randomness' to them (ie: not so simple) though other than that I'm liking this one
Here is a map I have been working on for a fantasy world I have created for a novel (or more) that I am busy writing (my true passion).
Originally a handdrawn map, I have recently converted it using Photoshop CS2 (now free from Adobe) and it is scaled for 300 dpi A3.
It represents a continent that is part of a larger world map including 3 other relatively similar size landmasses and 4 other 'smaller island' size areas. This landmass is central and slightly north of the equator with the uppermost coastal region in the west getting close to earth like Alaska in climate and the lower regions becoming more and more temperate and fertile.
While I am relatively happy with the style, it still needs a lot of work and there are things I (as a beginner) already know I need to fix e.g.
- more ragged coastline with small islands and isthmus's etc.
- double check rivers and water sources for cities / towns etc.
- better colouring for things like the colder north and greener lush regions
- general beautification all around with shading and cosmetics.
What I really would appreciate is feedback and comments from those of you who have already been through this process. It's a fantasy world so I am not overly concerned with plate tectonics and getting things 100% accurate for a geologist or climatologist but I'd appreciate any suggestions you may have in that regard. General impressions - does it look like a plausible world? Is it visually attractive, could it benefit from something else?
Appreciate your time.
ps. Yes, I do have names and locations but these are fluid and dictated by my writing so I have left them out for now...
i like the look of this one. the rivers could do with a bit more 'randomness' to them (ie: not so simple) though other than that I'm liking this one
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Thanks... that's just the kind of feedback I am looking for... Had not even noticed, but now that you mention it, they are far too 'smooth'. Thanks...
BTW. Your Elyden Map is brilliant. The attention to detail that you have included from a world-building perspective is astounding. I am in the early stages of the same process - mapping it all out for my writing (and in danger of losing myself in the process), hence the lack of towns/names etc. I have them, but I need to be sure of the locations based on my narrative before I can confirm them to the map... Sort of a catch-22, I need the map to find out where my characters are (and are going) but I need the writing to confirm it. I have already realised that my scale and distances in the book don't match up to practical possibilities - I'd need magic portals available at every corner for my characters to get where the story says before they die of old age... ;-)
Yes rivers probably need more work and curves. Also some of them doesn't really makes sense since they seem to flow down from nowhere. In my opinion, the map need some additional colors work. For example, since you added colors on mountains, hills should get some colors aswell. Some trees seems to overlap and I'd have made more dense forests but I guess it's kind of hard with Starraven's brushes.
Btw looks pretty good
I too like the look of this map. The overall style is attractive. I agree with V about the rivers, but that's a minor detail. I think you are right that the coastline could be a bit more ragged. Still, overall impression is that this is a fine map. Great job.
@Max - Thanks. I will check the origins of the rivers a little more carefully. Colours, yes, as mentioned, I want to work more on the colours and shading. Overlapping trees, Yes, starravens brushes dont do well - I wish the 'inside' of the brushes were not transparent. I am considering not using the tree brushes (they are not as good as the mountains) but I have yet to find a style for trees that I am happy with...
@Arsheesh - Thanks. Lots more to do.
A solution would be to build some forests blocks with the individuals brushes to be able to use them as patterns that you can overlap. Some job but it worths it. Check this tutorial it may be useful
Thanks will do... building a height map version and about to redo the rivers... then I'll see about the trees... fun fun... and I should be writing! guilt.
Ok... Here is an improved version of the original WIP... I got so many suggestions and after reviewing the tutorials and other links I decided to redo the map entirely.. So, here is a more rugged (= interesting) coastline. More random and varied rivers. Improved heights and hills - if I ever do another map (lol, I need to do at least 5 more) then I will start with the height map - it made so many things far easier to do and figure out. I have also coloured the hills and generally improved the detail... As you will see from the above update *apologies its such a high res* I have left out the trees... I realised that the suggestions were right - my original trees sucked, only problem now is redoing them with proper overlaps and shading is taking forever, even with the 'clone' tool (thank god)... so for now, the map is sans trees...
Oh yes... colour - I changed the colours but I am not sure if this was a good idea - will have to see.... and the rivers now fade into the mountains (too lazy to upload that change)...
Thanks again for everyones help...
ps. When I finally finish, I'll post a completed version in the appropriate forum.
I prefered the colours on the first map. Those new ones are too bright for me but it's a personnal taste. I'm looking forward to see where you going on this map


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Statement of Suzanne Vogel-Scibilia, M.D. On Behalf of NAMI
Before the Food and Drug Administration Psychopharmacologic Drugs Advisory Committee and the Pediatric Subcommittee of the Anti-Infective Drugs Advisory Committee
February 2, 2004
Good morning. The National Alliance on Mentally Illness (NAMI) greatly appreciates this opportunity to provide a statement on the critically important issue of the use of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) for children and adolescents with depression – specifically focused on reports of suicidality (ideation and attempts) in clinical trials and approaches to analyzing data from these trials and further research needs to address these issues.
NAMI was founded as a grassroots family advocacy movement 25 years ago in Madison, Wisconsin. Today, NAMI has more than 220,000 consumer and family members nationwide dedicated to improving the lives of children and adults living with mental illnesses.
My name is Suzanne Vogel-Scibilia and I am a member of the NAMI Board of Directors. As a person diagnosed with bipolar disorder, I am proud to serve on the NAMI Board and proud that NAMI is the nation's "voice on mental illness" representing both consumers and family members. I am also proud to be the mother of five children, two of who are diagnosed with mental illnesses and one of who is currently being treated with an SSRI.
I am also a psychiatrist with board certification in general psychiatry, addiction psychiatry and geriatric psychiatry and have additional board certification from the American Board of Adolescent Psychiatry. I have a thriving practice in Beaver, Pennsylvania.
My son, Anthony, has had severe mental illness primarily depression and attention deficit disorder as a manifestation of his bipolar disorder and another son has had treatment with numerous antidepressant medications including several SSRIs. My children have had tremendous improvement with their illnesses and lead very full and functional lives because of SSRI medication, along with other psychotropic medications. I shudder to think of their plight if these medications were not available.
One of my sons has had suicide attempts and violent incidents with knives. He has also run out of our house – in a fit of terror -- in subzero weather only to be found freezing and hypothermic by our local police department in the next township. These incidents all occurred when his illness was not adequately treated with antidepressant medication. My other son suffers from disabling obsessive-compulsive disorder symptoms and depression and has had his life improve dramatically from treatment with SSRIs.
Many of my patients, as well as my children, have had severe symptoms from their illness that others may claim is from the treatment. I, as a mother and a psychiatrist, realize that the evidence linking suicidal behavior to SSRIs is weak and I will not draw conclusions lightly based on anecdotal information and isolated case reports. As a psychiatrist, I question whether some of the cases where a child worsened on SSRIs may have been because the child had bipolar disorder instead of unipolar depression. This has been posited by authorities in the field as well (American College of Neuropsychopharmacology Report to the FDA, dated January 21, 2004).
Upon review of the research, which confirms the experience of many NAMI families, NAMI believes that SSRI access for young people should be maintained.
NAMI Calls for Increased Research on Early Onset Mental Illnesses
The prevalence of mental illnesses in children and adolescents is significant and on the rise. Research shows that early identification and comprehensive treatment can improve the long-term prognosis of children with mental illnesses. Research on the effectiveness of treatments -- including SSRIs and other psychotropic medications -- is our best hope for the future.
With so many children and adolescents being prescribed psychotropic medications, we need research and science to help guide the safe and effective use of these medications. There is an essential need for more data on the long-term effects and safety of psychotropic medication use in children. NAMI calls on NIMH to make a significant investment in research on early onset mental disorders and the use of psychotropic medications – including SSRIs -- for children and adolescents. This promises to help us understand the safety and effectiveness of SSRIs and other psychotropic medications in treating mental illnesses in children.
The discussion about children and adolescents and the use of SSRIs to treat depression must also address the critical need to ensure that all children and adolescents with mental illnesses have access to evidence-based assessments and interventions – with quality clinical care as an integral part of all aspects of the service delivery system. An expanded reporting system is necessary so that data from the pharmaceutical industry and other studies is available to the public.
For children with mental illnesses – especially those with persistent and serious mental illnesses -- the ability to access psychiatric medications when needed is vital. NAMI believes that many children with mental illnesses need access to medication as part of a comprehensive treatment plan. NAMI is concerned that any limitations on the ability of knowledgeable practitioners to treat children with SSRIs, when needed, could be damaging to children in our country especially those with serious life altering illnesses.
The Efficacy of Psychotropic Medications for Children
Parents' or caregivers' decisions about whether to use SSRIs or other psychotropic medications for their child can be extremely difficult. Psychotropic medications for young children with mental illnesses should be used only when the anticipated benefits outweigh the risks. Parents and family members should be fully informed of the risks and expected benefits associated with medications prescribed for children and decisions about whether to use medication for a child should only be made after carefully weighing these factors. Children and adolescents who are taking psychotropic medications must be closely monitored and frequently evaluated by qualified mental health providers.
At the same time, psychotropic medications, including SSRIs, have been lifesaving for many children with mental illnesses. Families often report that the use of medication, either alone or along with other treatment modalities, has allowed their child to participate in school like other children, to live at home and to develop friendships with peers. We also know that the lack of effective treatment for a child or adolescent who needs it will adversely affect the child's overall physical and mental development, including the ability to learn, develop self-esteem, socialize and function in the community.
I have seen, along with many other clinicians, children respond positively to SSRIs -- some dramatically. Moreover, there is little research on the outcomes that result from an absence of treatment, although lack of treatment undoubtedly leads to a greater number of preventable tragedies. SSRIs have actually been found to be effective in several recent reports (Emslie, G, et. al., Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry 41(10) 1205-1215 and Archives of General Psychiatry 54:1031-7) while a large meta-analysis of an older alternative antidepressant family, the tricyclic antidepressants failed to show the same improvements (Hazell P, Cochrane Database of Systemic Reviews 2002 (3):CD002317).
Another possible treatment alternative to SSRIs is cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), a form of psychotherapy. However, CBT has had a high treatment non-response rate for some children with depression, which provides yet another reason to have alternative treatments, like medications, available for children (Clarke, G, Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, March 1999, 38(3) 272-9 and Brent, D, Archives of General Psychiatry, Sept. 1997 54(9) 877-85).
Many long-term studies show that the treatment of childhood onset depression with psychotherapy, medication or both improves the social and educational outcomes and emotional health of our children (Rutter and Hersov, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry).
Suicide and Consequences of Untreated Mental Illnesses
We are pleased that the FDA is looking closely at the data related to SSRI use and suicidality. NAMI is deeply concerned with the public health crisis in the number of youth who commit suicide. We are also alarmed by the high number of youth with mental illnesses that fail to receive any treatment or services. The U.S. Surgeon General reports that up to 80% of youth who need mental health treatment fail to receive any treatment.
NAMI families are well aware of the tragic consequences of untreated mental illnesses in youth. Suicide is the third leading cause of death in adolescents aged 15 to 24. (Centers for Disease Control, 1999). Evidence strongly suggests that as many as 90% of those who commit suicide have a diagnosable mental disorder. (Institute of Medicine Report, 2002 and Surgeon General, 1999).
Youth with untreated mental illnesses also tragically end up in jails and prisons – research shows that 65% of boys and 75% of girls in juvenile detention have at least one psychiatric diagnosis (Teplin, L. Archives of General Psychiatry, Vol. 59, December 2002). They fail or drop out of school – leading to a greatly diminished future as citizens and productive workers.
Educators have found that children with a mental health disability – including depression -- are most likely to flounder in the educational system and have lifelong complications from the lack of education if not adequately treated for their depressive symptoms. The risk of conduct problems and addictive behavior increases dramatically if any person with mental illness is not adequately treated (Rutter and Hersov, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry).
Crisis in the Shortage of Child and Adolescent Mental Health Providers
Families across the country also struggle with accessing mental health treatment for their child because of the crisis in the shortage of child and adolescent mental health providers – especially child-trained psychiatrists. The importance of a strong relationship between families and clinicians cannot be overstated; it is especially imperative in cases involving children and adolescents with depression.
The tragic reality is that the shortage of child and adolescent psychiatrists in this country – especially in rural communities -- makes it extremely difficult for families to access appropriate and effective treatment for their child with a mental illness. These issues must be considered in the context of this discussion on the safety and efficacy of SSRIs to treat children and adolescents with depression.
In summary, I would like to thank the committee for allowing NAMI to share our views on these critically important issues. The families that we represent from across the country call for increased research and data to understand the long- and short-term safety and efficacy of SSRIs to treat children and adolescents with depression. Let us not forget that medications have been shown to be effective and no studies have proven that SSRIs cause suicide or suicidal behavior in young people. In fact, data suggest that SSRI use may have decreased suicides among young people, which is a critical public health problem.
NAMI is aware that not all of the data concerning the impact of SSRIs in children and adolescents has been made available to the public and independent researchers. It is critical that all such data be made available so that families everywhere can make decisions about treatment based on full knowledge of the risks and benefits.
But we cannot stop there. Even if families and clinicians could make fully informed decisions about the use of SSRIs in a child, many families do not have access to providers. Services are woefully inadequate around the nation. And the current state of knowledge is simply inadequate – we need to understand mental illnesses in children much better and we need better treatments. If the FDA and U.S. federal government truly cares about the well being of American children with mental illnesses, it would address all of these issues.
For further information related to this statement or to learn more about NAMI, please contact Darcy E. Gruttadaro, J.D., Director of the NAMI Child & Adolescent Action Center.


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LOL....they do make for good chocks. I have seen many and owned a few and don't really like them. For me tenths of a degree are important in refrigeration and those infrared deals are not good enough. I prefer thermocouple probe or probe thermometers.
I have one from Snap On that works great. I use it for supply air temps off grills, ceiling diffusers, sometimes compressor heads and breakers in panels. My van gets regular service so I have never had to use it as a chalk block but would think it too small for that application.
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I've seen a bunch of posts about how the last boss of the green fire quest chain should be nerfed, people say those who beat it are being selfish for saying it shouldn't be nerfed but how can you say that when it's obvious people have done it before. Complaining about it now is just saying "I'm doing something wrong and don't have enough patience to try over and over until I get it 100% correct, blizzard please nerf." I think they should keep it the way it is. Just like the challenge mode dungeons by no means do you NEED green fire or challenge mode gear but of course you're going to want it so if you want it bad enough you will work hard for it. I mean isn't that how everything goes? I wiped 2 days straight on that fight after farming 10 straight hours of rares out in the Thunder Isle for the tome and spent at least 2k in repairs and I am very happy with the fight and how hard it actually is. I know some people will even argue that the fight is easy and I understand that , they obviously are very skilled at what they do and I needed to work on the fight and the ways I handled it.
So all in all TL;DR I think people should stop complaining about the difficulty of this fight, just because you want something doesn't mean it should be handed to you.
I'm not trying to start any trouble, but why do threads keep getting moved into a spoiler thread? People should be able to ask a question about the quest without risking being exposed to spoilers... Maybe we need a non-spoiler thread for those questions?
Took me about 2 hours but I finally got him down, for those wondering, you can leave the scenario to repair and then you will be ported straight back to the top again when you requeue. I had a massive panic attack when my items broke and I thought I'd have to do the whole thing again.
Only advice I can give it that after the imp phase, when the boss goes to cast cataclysm, remove any dots on you and get into position to LoS the pit lord behind a pillar. I found I had to be doing this as soon as possible or the pit lord would end up getting broken out.
Also saccing the imp for the dispel makes the fight much easier, especially when you don't have the pit lord around during felhunter phase. GL.
Finally killed him after 3 days of trying with 481 ilvl.
I'm going to start talking about my opinion regarding the whole questline, since this isn't a Kanrethad-only thread.
I have to admit that I started out completely amazed. The moment I got the book and started interacting with demons, I told myself: I must be in for something awesome. And that was the case when every one of the demons had its own unique replies. The observer's speech left me speechless. Such a well done script in my opinion. Then I got my hands on Jubeka's journal. Never in my whole gaming experience during WoW had I seen such detailed and well written lore, not to mention that it was about a series of pets for a single class. You've got to admire the effort put into the grimoires' development. By then I was sure to be pleased all the way, until I got to Akama at the Black Temple. Sneaking my way through was nice, but talking to that guy felt so out of place, although I love the character. Using the eye of Kilrogg was also promissing, but when I met the first boss, aka rehash of the reliquary of souls, I was a bit disappointed. On the other hand, the series of visions and awesome lore and mechanics had made up for that mediocre boss fight. Then I continued until the plundering part, which increased the level of disappointment. I thought I had the choice to choose, but instead I was being rushed into stealing all the goods in the temple. The idea itself was great, but the way it was presented sucked.
So after finishing that I find myself at the summit of Black Temple, where all of a sudden I see Kanrethad appearing. And then, I go all WTF? It's over so soon? I thought this would be some long questline which would end in an unexpected twist, and that the black temple was only part of the whole story which included about 4/6 other warlocks. Sure his skin was amazing and all, but it felt so rushed and forced, as opposed to the beginning which was marvellous. I don't want to look ingrateful, I really appreciated the effort to do such a niche quest and scenario, but it's as if so much more could've been done, just like with Cataclysm. I'm just giving feedback in the end.
As for the fight, it was amazing. Never had I encountered a boss that required so much multitasking and reactivity, along with so many original mechanics that require to literally use everything you've got while thinking outside the box.
However, what I found utterly disgusting is the difference in investment depending on gear. I see people with 490+ ilvl doing it without too much trouble, hell I even explained my own tactics to a guildy that hadn't passed phase 1, but ended up doing it in 4 hours when I was gone.
It really pisses me off how I have to watch out for every single step, exploit every possibility and avoid all mistakes just because I have unoptimized gear and with blue items and not so many gems. I ended finishing the encounter with a flask and a purification potion. I really enjoyed learning the strategy by myself, figuring it out through trial and error. It was the first time that I could try a boss without someone asking me to go check all the abilities on tankspot. I could actually progress by myself and truly learn the encounter and build a strategy around it. If this scenario doesn't scale with gear, then it'd be a shame If people can negate the challenge through gear.
One of the best boss encounters, hope it stays this way.
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First off I would like to tip my hat to Blizzard for creating an extremely challenging and unforgiving boss fight!
That being said, I did have a few moments when I became rather angry over how unforgiving certain mechanics are.
After killing this boss, I decided to write up a little guide for my Warlock Brethren who are as of yet not super geared
but still would like to enjoy the awesomess of GREEN FIRE!
First off, I completed this fight as Destruction with the following Talents:
Soul Leech (amazing for damage absorption, the other 2 options do not even compare)
Shadowfury (amazing for CC, again the other 2 options do not compare)
Sacrificial Pact (came in VERY useful for moments when I was away from my teleporter and had a Chaos Bolt heading towards my face)
Grimoire of Sacrifice (You have to enslave the Pit Lord so you might as well sac your demon and get SOME buff from it)
Kil'jaeden's Cunning (LOTS of movement in this fight, this is by far the best choice of the end-tree abilities)
Glyphs Used:
Siphon Life
Dark Soul
Enslave Demon
Gateway Attunement
Buffs/Potions used:
Flask of the Warm Sun (+1000 Int)
Tangy Yogurt (+200 Haste)
Purification Potion (To Dispel Curse of Ultimate Doom)
Healthstone (Glyphed to return 40% HP over 10s
Setting up the fight:
Place your Demonic Gateway so that you can use it to instantly LoS Kanrethad's Chaos Bolt behind a pillar.
Place your Demonic Circle: Summon close enough to your Demonic Gateway so that you can use it to summon yourself out of a Void Zone (they suck you in towards the middle, very hard to get out of)
The rest of positioning is learning how far away you can be from your gateway and still have time to get to it in order to LoS Chaos Bolt
The Fight
After you Summon Kanrethad, you have ~20s to DPS him before the Pit Lord is summoned and tries to eat your face. Do as much damage to him as you can during this time.
When the Pit Lord first shows his face, use the macro (/tar Pit Lord /cast Enslave Demon) on him to instantly target and cast. Glyph of Enslave Demon speeds up this process.
After you Enslave the Pit Lord, Kanrethad gets mad at you and curses you with "Curse of Ultimate Doom" with will kill you after 7 minutes(Note: Purification Potion will remove this debuff), as well as "Seed of Terrible Destruction" and "Excruciating Agony". Both of these debuffs can be cleansed by the Pit Lord's Fel Flame Breath (macro for this is /cast [@player] Fel Flame Breath)
Excruciating Agony - Hits harder the longer the DoT is on you so watch out.
ANNOYING IMP - This little guy is very annoying. I am not really sure where he comes from but he lasts for about 20s and will periodically stun you for about 2s randomly.
Once you and the Pit Lord are DPSing Kanrethad, you have a little bit of time before he summons 60 imps. Use this time to burn the boss (you have enough time to use the Pit Lord's 'Charge' ability which leaves a temporary +100% damage taken debuff twice)
Kanrethad will begin to cast "Cataclysm" before the imps come out - DO NOT WORRY, IT WILL NOT COMPLETE
IMPS -Kanrethad will summon 60 imps from the portal, you should use your Pit Lord's Fel Breath on them, as well as Fire and Brimstone + Immolate/Conflagrate/Incinerate to get them down ASAP. Be careful, Kanrethad may cast a Chaos Bolt while you still have imps up.
After the imps are down (or maybe a few are still up if you did not get them down fast enough) Kanrethad will cast "Cataclysm"(for real this time) you MUST use the Pit Lord's 'Charge' ability to interrupt this or you WILL die. Cooldowns will not save you.
FELHUNTERS -Kanrethad will summon 3 Felhunters about 15-20s after he casts his Cataclysm ability. Before he does this, you need to send your Pit Lord to hide behind a pillar so that he will be BEHIND the Felhunters when they spawn. If he is in front of them at ANY time they will dispel your enslave demon and he will eat your face. Before the Felhunters spawn (After you send the Pit Lord to hide) cast Soul Shatter to drop your aggro on the boss, then drop Rain of Fire on the portal so that the Felhunters aggro on you immediately. Burn the Felhunters down ASAP, nuke them with your Chaos Bolt (try to finish them off with Shadowburn for the extra Burning Embers). Depending on how fast you kill the Felhounds, Kanrethad may cast Cataclysm with a Felhound still up. Make sure your Pit Lord interrupts that while you finish off the adds.
Doom Lord -Kanrethad will summon a Doom Lord about 15-20s after his Cataclysm ability. During his summon, release the Pit Lord and RE-ENSLAVE in so that he does not turn on you in the middle of the fight. When the Doom Lord pops, use the macro (/tar Doom Lord /cast Banish) to instantly banish the demon, immediately return to DPSing Kanrethad.
Kanrethad will then repeat the summons, starting with 60 Imps, then 3 Felhunters, then 1 Doom Lord. You must kill the Imps, repeat the Felhunter kill tactic (send Pit Lord away, Soul Shatter, Rain of Fire, Etc), then Fear the new Doom Lord. At this point you will have 2 Doom Lords up, one should be Banished and the other should be Feared. After the Second Doom Lord comes out, you should use you Purification Potion to reset the duration of Curse of Ultimate Doom (note: if you have used a health or mana potion already during the fight you WILL NOT be able to use this potion and thus must beat him in under 7 minutes)
After this, I am told that Kanrethad will only summon Imps, however I killed him just after his third 60 Imp summon so I am unsure. I saved my Summon Infernal for the last Imp phase in order to get them down fast enough for me to finish off Kanrethad.
There gets to be a TON of stuff to keep track of in this fight, between keeping Doom Lords Banished/Feared, watching for Chaos Bolt/Cataclysm, and Cleansing DoTs, this fight took me about 18 attempts before I finally downed him.
Hope that this was useful, and good luck!
you dont need to kill the imps asap. it makes the fight trivial if you use them as an easy ember generator. they dont hurt that much, i just left them there with immolate ticking and keeping rof on them. in the meantime i had endless spam of chaos bolts and normal demonportal/cleanse/los routine. for those still struggling with the boss, abuse the imps. imp phase is the one when you will do most of the dmg on the boss. with sac pact, and constant chaos bolts (soul leech shields) u can survive anything at this stage.
and about the felhunters, timer on enslave doesnt run out when the puppies spawn. if you move your pitlord behind the pillar, far away from the dogs, they will not remove the enslavement from him. you will be vurnelable to the boss at this stage, but sac pact still works, so does the heal from the demon. its useful to save unbreakable will for this part, as you will most likely get couple of dots on you.
again, abuse the imps!
Got this kill yesterday, finally -ilevel 499. Very satisfying, and I hope beyond hope that Blizz is using this as a litmus for other class-specific solo scenarios of this type. I tried off and on for 3 days, probably to the tune of 40 or 50 wipes if I was guessing.
Anyway. I didn't see this here, and though it may be somewhere in the last 50-odd pages, I thought I'd mention it just in case.
For the felhunters specifically I found the best way to deal with them was to put my teleporter at the left of the gate Kanrethad comes in and behind it. When the boss starts casting the summoning spell, I teleported there, dropped a rain of fire to snag aggro on them, and popped cooldowns. Burned the first felhunter down, shadowfury'd the next two and immolated them both.
I use the Pit Lord's charge ability on them, then the Fel Flame Breath. Only on one or two attempts did I have to polish the felhunters off with something.
What I noticed here, is that without moving the Pit Lord anywhere, that the felhunters either do not - or have a greatly reduced chance - consistently devour the enslave in this location. It might be that they don't have time, I don't know - but I found this to be extremely effective when dealing with them.
For the first doom guard I didn't bother banishing it. I stood next to him, soulshattered, and had the Pit Lord breathe on me (also hitting the Doom Lord). Didn't have an issue with threat at all, the DL was happy to attack the PL for the rest of the fight.
Hope that helps.
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-- Done! --
This was one of the coolest experiences I've ever had in WoW.
It took me a while, and sometimes I felt extremely frustrated, but I never once lost the feeling of "This... is just soooo fun!".
I believe it's partly because, you can feel your skill at the fight increase after each attempt. When I was up against a wall, I just kept trying, and trying, and trying (I would guess it took me around 60 serious attempts in the end), then in the middle of the fight I randomly noticed;
"Hey... Wait a minute... Wasn't this a huge problem before?"
And shortly after, I could do it reliably 90% of the time.
On my successful attempt, I swear halfway through I thought, "This is it... It's the one!". POW - POW - POW Shadowburns to the mouth!!!!
It felt so damn good.
The amazing thing is, this fight isn't a gear check at all! It's a total skill check! I did it in 479 ilvl gear, and I imagine you could do it as low as 470- ilvl. Really the only part which would be significantly easier with proper gear, are the 2 Felhunter phases. Sure, they are the hardest part, but that doesn't mean the rest of the phases aren't challenging on their own.
Incredible. Even though I probably won't get to see them, we need more class quests! I can already see the Paladin / Warrior one in my head.
It's a little sad we (Warlocks) won't get another one for a very long time most likely, but this one was incredible. Plus, some similar, but smaller class quests which separate the classes and add some uniqueness are still a possibility!
Totally Awesome. Makes you feel like a master Warlock!
What health thresholds are there? I was at third imp phase when doom hit me. Boss was at 41%.
Would you gem/reforge all mastery?
I found that sticking to the K.I.S.S. rule (Keep It Simple, Stupid) worked the best for the encounter for me. The encounter is complex enough, I didn't want to over-complicate it if it didn't need to be. In that vein of thinking, I didn't use the gateway to drop my threat, or LoS chaos bolts, or any of the other common strategies. I'm not saying they're bad, maybe those were just to much for me to keep track of at a time....I *am* old, afterall.
My general execution of the kill looked something like this:
Macro'd fel flame breath to be cast on me.
Keybound Health Funnel
Keybound Pit Lord Charge
Macro'd SacPac + Twilight Ward together
Macro'd Target Pit Lord / Enslave Demon
GoSac with Imp for the personal dispel
Destro spec with a standard PvE reforge.
Demonic Teleport to the left-rear (behind) of Kan's gateway
Talents: Soul Leech, Shadowfury, SacPac, Unbound Will (Extra Dispel if you need it), GoSac, KJC
-When Kanrethad came out I popped all my cooldowns (except for doomguard) and burned him, making sure to keep at least 2 embers available to CB him for the first stun.
-When the Pit Lord came out I shadowfury'd him immediately, then enslaved him.
-After the enslave I used Charge on Kanrethad and popped 2 CBs while he has the stun debuff.
-I position myself on the opposite side of Kanrethad and the Pit Lord for whenever Fel Flame Breath was up, even if that meant standing in the green rain of fire temporarily.
-Part of the key for me was spamming FFB on myself as well as using Singe Magic from the Imp on cooldown. This keeps his various dots from adding up, and frees you from having to worry about the annoying imps / void zones from his SoC-like ability.
-I used the Pit Lord's Charge on Kanrethad 3 times before he started summoning imps. Each time with a minimum of 1 CB cast into him, but usually 2.
-For this part and the rest of the encounter I kept Kan focused so I could watch his cast bar. If I were smarter I would've setup some other kind of warning for his Chaos Bolts - we won't talk about how many times I died to a CB that I wasn't paying attention to. I found zero need to LoS his CBs. SacPac+Twilight Ward did the job for me just fine, and were up for every cast. Occasionally I might use the Pit Lord to heal me back up, or tap an ember.
"Regular" procedure:
-Once he summons the first pack of Wild Imps the "regular" encounter begins. I put a Rain of Fire on the gateway he comes out of and start using Fire and Brimstone + Immolate + FnB + Conflag / Incinerate. When the cast is done / all the imps were summoned I moved close to the gateway and use the Fel Flame Breath macro to cast FFB on me and on the Imps. To keep damage down, shadowfury the imps and finish them off - you might even get to use FFB on them a second time.
- I have read strategies that say you can use the Charge on him twice on "rotation," but I didn't do this. From this point I saved Charge for either Felhunters or to interrupt his Cataclysm.
-After the imp phase, he casts Cataclysm. Interrupt with Charge and CB him at least twice.
-Felhunters - as stated I dropped a Rain of Fire on the gateway and teleported behind it. First felhunter comes out - I popped dark soul and berserking (troll), immolate, conflag, a couple incinerates and he's dead. Second, Immolate and Havoc, Third, Immolate + Pit Lord Charge. I used the Fel Flame Breath macro on myself, which also his the felhunters, shadowfury, and finished them off....then soak the incoming Chaos Bolt.
-Cataclysm, charge, CB, CB, dps as normal. After this phase and when Shadowfury was off cooldown, I dismissed the Pit Lord, stunned him with SF, and re-enslaved him.
-Doom Lord phase - I stood in between Kanrethad and the Gateway he comes in from. When the Doom Lord comes out, I hit my Fel Flame Breath macro so it hits me and the Doom Lord, then Soulshatter. I had no issue with the Doom Lord after this.
From there it's rinse-repeat. At a 499 ilevel I didn't see a 3rd Doom Lord phase, he died shortly after the 2nd felhunter phase. I know there's tons of posts like this, but I hope maybe something in here helps someone out. Good luck!
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I have completed the quest about a week ago now, but I dont seem to see or find any tomes. Beforehead I have found like 2 more passed on to the less fortunate, but now I have killed over 60 rares over the past days and nothing. Was it hotfixed so I cant see them once I have completed the quest? Or am I just increadibly unlucky regarding drops?
Been reading the MMOchamp forums for a long time, and never really bothered registering before, until now, because now I need help. :P
Been struggling with Mr. Ebonlocke for at least 5-6 hours now, gear has gone completely red 3 times. I'm at iLevel 482, Destruction spec and I've read a lot of guides and watched 4-5 different kill videos, but the furthest I get is the second imp phase, and that was only once.. usually I get to the first felhunter phase and die from a chaos bolt while dealing with them.
I don't think my gear is the problem, but rather that I am easily distracted and terrible at multitasking.. my most common cause of death is his chaos bolt during/right after the first felhunter phase mostly because I get so busy dealing with them that I completely forget about Mr. Ebonlocke and his chaos bolts/cataclysms. Is there any hope for someone like me to kill this guy, with my current gear? Or is the only way for me to gear up so I outgear the whole thing?
As much as I enjoy a challege, this fight involves me dealing with my greatest weakness.. I don't really see how I am going to do it. :/
Second, yes, it's just RNG - I've completed the quest last friday and found 6 additional tomes since then (I still camp the rares nearly the whole day long); one of them today.
So they definitely still drop afterwards and can be lootet as well.
Hello guys, seems blizz worked on the CB LoS thingy as it does not work anymore. This is my main issue as I can't soak the second one which is done right before the imp phase
I just got into BT at ilvl 484 and it seems impossible. Altough I read and specced as suggested in this thread, the damage it is simply insane. I cleansed his curses, but as soon as I do that, he will reapply them, his agony, seeds are always keeping me around 50% health, fel breath simply doesn't heal much at all it seems. But when the imps are spawning things go ugly. I tried staying on top of them + fel breath, even charge them, I just can't get them switch aggro, they just simply get me down less then 5 seconds lol. I know something might be F***** in my rotation, but out of 15 tries, 3 times I managed to stay alive...RoF them>shadowfury them>FB>immolate>FB spam incies and they were still up after -6-7 incinerates. All the times I got hit by another CB. I don't understand how ppl are saying they they do low dmg, they hit accorting to my combat log for 122k each wave of bolts!
To my blief, I do like fights like this and I won't stop doing it, but It is waaaay too overcomplicated, too many macros combo's happening at the same time.
However 1 question. Does anyone knows an addon or something (other than pitbull and power auras) to show his casts on the screen? I am interested in the cast time rather than what he casts.
EDIT: I'm now also in a really pissy mood as I'd gotten the boss to 45% at the beginning of the second imp phase and my internet cut out.
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