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Tempest Keep
The Eye, TE, TK Raid
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Location	Tempest Keep, Netherstorm
Affiliation	Kael'thas' forces
Race(s)	Blood elf; File:IconSmall ArcaneGuardian Small.gif Arcane guardian; File:IconSmall Dragonhawk Small.gif Dragonhawk; File:IconSmall FelReaver Small.gif Void Reaver; File:IconSmall Mo'arg Small.gif Mo'arg; File:IconSmall Phoenix Small.gif Phoenix;
End boss	Kael'thas Sunstrider
Instance info
Type	Raid
Advised level	70+
Player limit	25
Key	[The Tempest Key] (removed 6/19/07)
Bosses
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Revision as of 16:17, 12 November 2010

Tempest Keep
The Mechanar (5)
Gatewatcher Gyro-Kill Gatewatcher Iron-Hand Mechano-Lord Capacitus Nethermancer Sepethrea Pathaleon the Calculator
The Botanica (5)
Commander Sarannis High Botanist Freywinn Thorngrin the Tender Laj Warp Splinter
The Arcatraz (5)
Zereketh the Unbound Wrath-Scryer Soccothrates Dalliah the Doomsayer Harbinger Skyriss
The Eye (25)
Al'ar Void Reaver High Astromancer Solarian Kael'thas Sunstrider

For other uses, see Eye.

The Eye is the inner palace of Tempest Keep in Netherstorm and stronghold of the "Sun King", Kael'thas Sunstrider. In-game, it is known simply as "Tempest Keep". The tokens for tier 5 shoulder and chest pieces drop in the Eye. There is no longer any attunement required to enter this instance.

Attunement

Though the attunement is no longer required, the quests still remain in-game and can still be completed if desired. The player title of " [Champion of the Naaru]" was achieved by those that completed the attunement quest chain. The title is no longer available.

The quests to complete the attunement for The Eye are given by A'dal in Shattrath City after successful completion of [70g5] The Cipher of Damnation questlines in Shadowmoon Valley. It begins with [70] The Hand of Gul'dan.

Dungeon Denizens

Bosses and mobs

As with SSC, the trash respawn timer is 2 hours.

Bosses	Monsters
The Phoenix Hall Al'ar	Astromancer Bloodwarder Legionnaire Bloodwarder Marshal Bloodwarder Squire Bloodwarder Vindicator Phoenix-Hawk Phoenix-Hawk Hatchling Star Scryer Tempest Falconer
The Crucible Void Reaver	Crystalcore Devastator Crystalcore Mechanic Crystalcore Sentinel Tempest-Smith
The Solarium High Astromancer Solarian	Apprentice Star Scryer Astromancer Lord Bloodwarder Legionnaire Bloodwarder Squire Crystalcore Sentinel Nether Scryer Novice Astromancer
The Tempest Bridge Kael'thas Sunstrider (tactics) Thaladred the Darkener Lord Sanguinar Grand Astromancer Capernian Master Engineer Telonicus	Bloodwarder Marshal Crimson Hand Blood Knight Crimson Hand Centurion Crimson Hand Inquisitor Crimson Hand Battle Mage

Phoenix Hall

Packs One, Three, and Four.

The first pack of 6 mobs you'll encounter is a pack of crowd controllable mobs, combined with 1-2 Vindicators. Crowd control the adds, then focus on the vindicators. These may heal, but their heals are weak enough to simply ignore. The vindicators also have a cleanse, so CCers should pay close attention to the mobs they're in charge of. Packs three and four have varying mobs and NPC types.

A kill order that worked well for us was Vindicator, Apprentice Star Scryer, Legionnaire, Astromancer, Star Scryer.

Pack Two - Patrol

This pack patrols from Al'ar's room to the entrance, and should be the second pack you kill in the instance. Kill the squires first, as these heal.

1x Bloodwarder Marshal
2x Bloodwarder Squire

Pack Five - Hatchlings

Once you reach Al'ar's room you'll find 2 of these packs. Each pack patrols in roughly a half-circle, one on the left, the other on the right. Each pack consists of 2 falconers, and 5-7 hatchlings. Pull 1 pack down the hallway with a hunter using Misdirection to the tank to avoid getting knocked back into the room and pulling the other pack. Crowd control the hatchlings as they pass. There is a glitch with LOS in the hallway so that you can not rely on LOS to get the Falconer to move down the hallway. The person with aggro (the tank that was Misdirected onto) must move far enough down the hall (a few steps into the wider section of the hallway) to get out of range of the Falconers to get them into the hallway. Kill any Hatchlings that are not crowd controlled, then focus fire on the Falconers. As much CC as possible is recommended

Secondary tactic: Bring a protection paladin. Misdirect the Falconers to the main tank, and let the protection paladin grab all the Hatchlings using Consecration. The protection paladin must quickly position himself with his back to a wall (he'll get knocked back several times), and far from the healers and casters (as the Hatchlings do an AoE Silence). Focus on the Falconers, then AoE the Hatchlings down. Make sure the paladin is using Retribution Aura, as he would not be able to actively generate aggro (because of the AoE Silence), but the passive aggro from Retribution Aura will still work.

Final Pack - Phoenix-Hawks

Phoenix-Hawks are solo pullable. Four patrol on the second level of Al'ar's room. The tank can pull them from either the left or the right ramp, but should be careful not to get two, as they sometimes are close together while patrolling. They have a charge ability that will hit the person furthest back from it for around 9000 damage and knock away those near the targeted person, so have an OT stand at medium range to soak the charges while everybody else stays in melee range of the mob. It is best if the raid stands at the bottom of the ramp while the tank pulls, so that you do not provoke a charge onto someone other than the OT while the tank positions the Phoenix-Hawk. They will also use a periodic mana burn on everyone which cannot be avoided, but it can be fully resisted by way of [Mark of the Wild], [Prayer of Shadow Protection] or [Shadow Resistance Aura]. A Warlock can also absorb some of the mana burn using [Shadow Ward]. Generally, however, you'll want to kill them before everybody is out of mana.

Secondary tactic: You pull one into a corner and have everyone stand on that spot. This reduces the chances for knockback drastically. And of course some people won't be able to this correct the first time, but make sure everyone has their back to the wall.

The Crucible

Pack One

First is the solo pull of the Crystalcore Devastator that moves backwards and forwards along the entire length of the hall.

Crystalcore Devastator

Packs Two and Three

After this patrol is destroyed, there will be a group of two Crystalcore Sentinels. Farther down the hall are two more. On each pull, the tanks should separate the two mobs so that the AoEs do not overlap, and be careful not to drag the mob into the ranged / healer group.

Crystalcore Sentinel

Pack Four - Void Reaver's room onward

There are five of these packs, with varying mobs as listed below. The first pack patrols inside Void Reaver's room, near the door. The other four packs are static, and arranged in a semicircle on the near side of the room, one in the center, two to the left and one to the right. The patrolling pack and the center one need to be pulled back into the hall. The remaining packs can be fought inside the room, with the raid standing up against the wall behind the pack for the pull.

The challenge of these pulls is to keep the Crystalcore Mechanics from killing the crowd-controlling Warlocks or Mage on the pull. A tactic that worked well for us was to have a hunter use Misdirection on the tank, and then use Multi-shot to get aggro on both Crystalcore Mechanics. On the first two pulls (into the hallway) the crowd-controlling players should stand just inside the door and apply crowd control as the mobs run past. The kill order should be: Crystalcore Devastator or Crystalcore Sentinels first, followed by the Crystalcore Mechanics, followed by the Tempest-Smiths. The raid should spread out as much as possible when fighting the Smiths to limit the number of players that are hit by the bombs these mobs throw. Healers will need to watch the health of the entire raid while fighting the Mechanics and Smiths, as the AoE Sawblades or Bombs can rapidly kill many players if the healing lags behind. Another tweak that may help is to have a rogue sap the Tempest Smith before the pull to eliminate the stunning bomb they throw.

These groups will fully respawn if not completely killed.

Type 1

2 Tempest-Smiths (cc)
1 Crystalcore Devastator

Type 2

Type 3

The Solarium

Pack One

Packs Two and Four, Seven to Eighteen

10 "novice" mobs
2 Bloodwarder Squire

AE the novices and tank the squires.

Pack Three

2 Crystalcore Sentinels

Packs Five and Six

1 Nether Scryer
2 Bloodwarder Legionnaire (cc)

Tempest Bridge

Pulls in order: Pack Type One, Patrol, Pack Type One (x2), Pack Type Two (x2), Patrol, Pack Type Two, Boss Time.

Pack Type One

Crimson Hand Centurion - Whirlwinds and shoots arcane bolts, CC works (polymorph or fear, and put up Detect Magic or Unstable Affliction so the Blood Knight doesn't dispel the CC), spam CC, even while you're killing it, to limit raid damage.

Crimson Hand Blood Knight - Stuns(Hammer of justice, use two tanks), dispels sheeps, immune to CC (needs to die first)

Crimson Hand Battle Mage - AoE (Blizzard, Frostbolt Volley, Cone of Cold) and Frost Attack (~2k additional Frost damage on swing), CC works (polymorph or fear, and put up Detect Magic or Unstable Affliction so the Blood Knight doesn't dispel the CC), spam CC, even while you're killing it, to limit raid damage.

Pack Type Two

Bloodwarder Marshal - Whirlwinds, immune to cc, tank away from the group.

Crimson Hand Inquisitor - Casts mindflay, can be disarmed/cc, has Power Infusion (needs to be dispelled/spellstolen)

Crimson Hand Blood Knight - See above.

Crimson Hand Centurion - See above.

Patrols

Crimson Hand Centurion (x2) - See above.
Crimson Hand Inquisitor - See above.

Loot

See the Eye loot.

Patches and hotfixes

Patch 2.4.0 (2008-03-25): You may now fight Prince Kael'thas and Lady Vashj without first killing all the other bosses in their respective dungeons.
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External links

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