Imho skupmy sie poki co na pierwszych 2 skrzydlach Naxxa 10 man, zlapmy troche gearu, nauczmy sie "byc na raidzie", zobaczmy czego nam brakuje, co koniecznie nalezy polepszyc.
Oprocz opisow ponizej, polecam HowTo filmiki na youtube dotyczace walk z poszczegolnymi bossami.

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Abomination Wing

Patchwerk - od niego powinnismy zaczac, taki ladny gearcheck, tu przekonamy sie czego nam brakuje jesli chodzi o gear (czy slaby heal i za szybko wychodzi z many, czy tank za slabe ma staty i szybko pada bo najzwyczajniej w swiecie nie da sie go wyleczyc, czy dps za maly i boss wchodzi w enrage). Jak zrobimy grubasa, to znaczy ze mamy sprzet wystarczajacy na wyczyszczenie calego Naxxa 10 man imho. Potem tylko dopracowac taktyki i zgranie z reszta raidu na pozostale encountery.

Patchwerk is the first boss of the Abomination Wing, also known as the Construct Wing, and is one of the most challenging bosses to initially learn in Naxxramas.

Patchwerk Stats and Mechanics
Health: 4,300,000
Melee hits: Aprx: 4-5k
Mechanics: This is a non-aggro fight, once the initial tank and off tank have aggro the DPS are free to put as much DPS out as Patchwerk will continue his hateful strike rotation until he’s dead or a dies. If a tank dies he will then hateful strike the next highest HP target within melee range (not the main tank though)
Patchwerk Abilities
Hateful Strike – Patchwerk will use this ability every 2.8 seconds on the melee target with the most health. It does 19975-27025 physical damage and can be mitigated or avoided.
Frenzy – At 5% HP Patchwerk goes into frenzy, doing 25% more damage and attacking 40% faster.
Berserk – After 5 minutes Patchwerk goes into Berserk mode, increasing his damage output by 1000%.
In reality, this is a very simple fight…at least mechanics wise. There are two difficult aspects of this fight. Number one, learning how to properly time and space your healers in such a way that your tanks are always going to be topped off before the next hateful strike lands. And secondly, doing enough damage that you kill him before the 5 minute berserk.

Maximizing Your DPS

Your DPS absolutely has to be on their A game here. Unlike most fights, additional aggro is dumped onto both tanks upon engaging, so once you have a rotation of tank and off tank receiving damage and hateful strikes you should not have to hold back at all.

Start fast with a blood lust / heroism if you have a shaman and immediately start pouring on the DPS. All DPS should use a potion to further increase their DPS (mana pot if you’re running low on mana for casters). Ideally, you’d want to have the entire raid flasked up. Granted, this may be unnecessary, but some guilds that just need that extra bump will find this appropriate.

A good benchmark for DPS in a early level 80 gear should be around 2000 DPS, while many classes should exceed this number.

Healing Rotations

There’s no right or wrong way to effectively heal on Patchwerk, but here’s how we did it and the method I suggest you try. First, we use a tri-healer setup of double restoration shaman and restoration druid.

Generally, the tank who is receiving hateful strikes takes more damage. For this reason the hateful strike tank healer may be running out of mana. This happened with my group initially and as a result we conducted a mid-fight healing switch. For this switch each of the shamans simply traded healing targets, so the shaman who had been healing the hateful strike tank could get a break on mana.

Since the damage is very periodic (…very small periods though), you can really time your heals for maximium effectiveness. I constantly started and stopped my healing waves throughout the fight waiting for my tank to drop to around 20,000 health (of his 27,500) before letting a healing wave go off. Using this method my mana held up throughout the fight and we were able to successfully make it through after a few practice attempts.

Grobbulus

Grobbulus is the second boss of the Abomination Wing in Naxxramas and is truly one of WoW’s most unique encounters.

Grobbulus Abilities
2,900,000 HP
Poison Cloud – Every 15 seconds Grobbulus drops a poison cloud. This cloud starts at around 3 yards and spreads to around 30, dealing 2000 DPS to anyone within the cloud.
Slime Spray – Deals aprx. 7000 damage in a frontal cone. For each person hit by this slime a fallout slime will be created.
Fallout Slime – Slime add spawned by Slime Spray. Has aprx. 75,000 HP, should be picked up by off tank and killed immediately by melee DPS.
Mutilating Injection – This poison has a 10 second timer, at the end of the timer an initial 8,000-9000 damage nature damage explosion will be dealt in a 10 yard AoE followed by the creation of a poison cloud. These clouds start at around 3 yards and spread to around 30 and deal 2,000 poison damage to anyone standing within the cloud. Grobbulus will cast mutilating injection every 15-20 seconds.
Berserk - Grobbulus will berserker enrage after the 6 minute mark, increasing his damage output by 1000%.
Grobbulus Boss Strategy
The entire Grobbulus strategy revolves around the mutilating injection ability. As Grobbulus loses more and more health he will use this ability more often, in order to effectively defeat this boss each person in the raid will need to be aware of this poison, when they get it, and the position they should take to deal with.

…what’s all that mean?

When you get the poison, you need to get as far away from the raid as possible. When you initially drop the cloud it’s no big deal, but as it spreads out there will be less room for you and your raid to work with, causing other players to possibly take damage from the slime cloud.

Dealing with Fallout Slime

Let’s start with the fallout slims. First, these globs are not difficult to kill and do not have much damage, but they will need your attention or they will become an issue if you get several up. It’s recommended that you put your off tank and 2 DPS on these globs. They die fairly quickly and shouldn’t detract too much from your overall DPS output.

Tanking Grobbulus

Tanking is also fairly straight forward. The big thing will be movement and positioning (discussed below). You must always keep Grobbulus facing away from the raid, if several people in the raid get slimed…

someone / some people will probably die
you’re going to have more fallout slime than you can deal with
Additionally…and more importantly, as the fight wears on Grobbulus is going to continue to drop poison clouds on top of the melee DPS. You will need to continually pull Grobbulus away from these poison clouds so your melee DPS can continue attacking. Take a look at the diagram below to see a tank position rotation my guild uses.

Healing Roles

Healing is also very simple. Grobbulus does not hit very hard at all, as I mentioned before this fight is all out the mutilating injection. So just make sure you heal up the person who got injected after they blow up and keep an eye on your tanks.

Dispeling Note: DO NOT DISPEL THE MUTILATE INJECTION. If you dispel the poison it will immediately drop where you dispelled it and AoE everyone around it. This WILL screw up your cloud position and cause many problems for you.

Gluth

Gluth is the 3rd boss of the Abomination Wing in Naxxramas. This plague-dog is by no means a push over, and should offer you and your companions a challenging and exciting boss encounter.

Gluth Abilites
3,200,000 health points
Melee hits on plate targets, 3000-4000 damage
Mortal Wound – Does 150% weapon damage and reduces healing received by 10% for 15 seconds, stacking up to 10 times.
Enrage - Gives Gluth +100% attack haste for 8 seconds.
Terrifying Roar – Gluth casts fear on all targets with 20 yards, lasts 5 seconds.
Devour Zombie – Gluth eats a nearby zombie (all those within aprx. 5 yards), gaining 5% of his maximum HP.
Decimate – Reduces both player and zombie health to 5% of its maximum value and causes all zombies to walk towards Gluth so that they may be consumed.
Zombie Abilities

Infected Wound – Increases damage taken by 1,000. Applied every time a zombie hits you once, stacks infinitely.
500,000 Health. Zombies must be kited.
Gluth Boss Strategy
Gluth is a fairly simple fight that can become exponentially harder due to the various “panic mode” aspects of the fight (which we’ll discuss below). There are many elements in this fight, so let’s just start with the first one, the entry.

How to Start Gluth

You start Gluth by simply running down the tunnel. Note the gap on the left side of the tunnel, make sure you run down the right side so you don’t fall in. The tank should lead your charge and immediately aggro Gluth. Upon aggro your tank should take Gluth all the way to the back of the room, make sure you’re facing him the entire time and slowly back him up to the wall.

Understanding the Zombie Mechanic

This entire encounter revolves around managing the zombies, but first you must understand how they work. Zombies will spawn on both of the grates towards the front of the room. These zombies need to be picked up by a kiter (which we’ll discuss in a moment) and kept towards the back of the room.

We keep the zombies in the back of the room due to decimate. When Gluth casts this spell all the zombies are going to move towards him and he’ll consume any that get close and regain health. After the decimate goes off all your DPS must move off gluth and kill the zombies. The zombies only have 20,000 HP after they take the decimate damage, so you can kill them quickly.

Thaddius

Thaddius is the 4th and final boss of the abomination wing in Naxxramas. This encounter is without a doubt one of my favorites. It’s a very unique encounter which provides a formidable challenge for any aspiring guild.

Thaddius Boss Strategy
Feugen’s Abilities

Static Field – Inflicts 2.5k nature damage every 3 seconds to everyone within a 60 yard range.
Magnetic Pull - Pulls the Stalagg tank over to Feugen’s platform and swaps aggro between tanks.
Stalagg’s Abilities


Power Surge – Increases haste by 200% for 10 seconds.
Magnetic Pull – Pulls the Feugen tank over to Stalagg’s platform and swaps aggro between tanks.
Phase 1 – Feugen and Stalagg

Phase 1 includes the killing of the 2 adds, Feugen and Stalagg. Neither of the adds hit all the hard, the only quarky mechanic of this portion of the fight is the tank “swap”, for lack of a better word. You’ll want to start by splitting your raid into 2 groups of 5. Generally, you should put casters in a group for Stalagg and melee in a group for Fuegen, this is simply so they avoid pushback via the static field ability that Fuegen casts.

That said, this is optional and casters or melee could kill either boss with ease. Either way, you’ll want your DPS to be fairly balanced. You must kill both Fuegen and Stalagg within 5 seconds of each other or they will be resurrect at full life.

When I mentioned the “swap” earlier, I was referring to the literally swapping of tanks. Both Fuegen and Stalagg cast the ability, magnetic pull, which will pull the other tank through the air to the opposite add platform. This pull also swaps aggro. Tank wise it’s no big deal, just continue building threat on what ever add you’re currently in front of. Just make sure your healers of aware what tank is currently on what platform.

Phase 1 Complete, Jump, and Position

Once you’ve killed Fuegen and Stalagg the entire raid must jump off to the platform below where Thaddius is standing. Note, you cannot just walk off the elevated platforms, you must jump right at the edge in order to make it to the lower platform.

At this point the entire raid should stack up on on the right side of Thaddius (right side as if you were entering from the Gluth’s room). Now we are prepared to enter phase 2 as Thaddius is about to awaken.

Thaddius Abilities
Chain Lightning – Casts every 15 seconds, hits 3 random players for 3600-4400 damage.
Polarity Shift – Aprx. half the raid will become negatively charged and half the raid will become positively charge. When the same charged players are near each other they provide a 10% damage buff per player, but if an opposite charged player is near the debuff will deal 3,500 damage to the player of the oppositve charge (IE…1 negative in 5 positives, 5 positives will hit negative for 3500 * 5, while the negative will hit each of the 5 positive players once for 3,500 damage). Casts every 30 seconds.
Ball Lightning – Thaddius will cast a ball lightning for 17,000-22,000 if no one is within melee range.
Enrage - Thaddius will enrage after 8 minutes, increasing his damage output by 1000%.
Phase 2 – Killing Thaddius and Positive / Negative Debuff Mechanic

A few seconds after you begin Thaddius will cast a positive or negative debuff charge on the entire raid. This debuff is 100% random, but 5 people will have a negative charge and 5 will have a positive. This debuff mechanic works just like the first boss in Mechanar heroic. All the positive charges should stay where they are on the right side of Thaddius, while all negative charges should move to the other side (left).

At this point you should have all 5 positive charged players on one side and all 5 negative charged players on the other. This will award you with a strong damage buff that increases your damage by 10% per player (40% total). If a player has the wrong charge they will “blow up”, causing and receiving lightning damage from the opposite charged players around him. This almost always leads to their death.

For this reason it’s incredibly important you look to see what buff you have immediatly following the polarity shifts. New players might consider having their raid leader or otherwise vocal strategy orriented players calling out the switches immediatly prior to their casting.