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Basic strategy When the fight begins, Lord Rhyolith will begin walking in a straight line, ignoring threat, aggro, and the little fleshy beings scattered about the area. He has only one method of control: DPS on his feet. (There are three independent targets -- Lord Rhyolith, Left Foot, and Right Foot, which all share HP and buffs.) Hitting a foot with enough damage will cause him to turn in that direction. Stop hitting it, and he'll straighten up again. Of course, the only way to get rid of those volcanoes is to walk Rhyolith over them. One of your raidmates should be tasked as Rhyolith's driver; his job is to call which leg of Rhyolith to attack to turn him toward volcanoes. As a melee DPSer with excellent speed, you will almost certainly be assigned as an ankle-biter, so your job is pretty simple. Kill your assigned target. The two things you'll have to be prepared for are Concussive Stomp , which is a periodic AoE knockback, and Magma Flow, which are lines of magma that flow from stepped-on volcanoes. Your boss mod will warn when the flows appear, so dodge as necessary. If you get cut off from Rhyolith, jumping/ Feral Charging over the flows works as well. No, you can't jump and dodge the Stomp; this isn't The Stonecore. Finally, there are also some adds running around, but the ranged DPS will take care of those unless you are in a very melee-DPS heavy raid. Once Rhyolith's HP hits 25%, he'll go into phase 2. This is the trademark burn phase, and it's pretty easy compared to Shannox or Beth'tilac's. Pop all your CDs and kill him before he AOEs down the raid. Note that he starts with an 80% damage reduction buff that gradually drops off as he hits volcanoes, so don't be alarmed if your DPS looks terrible at the end. Your driver will occasionally call for a DPS stop to let Rhyolith go straight for a bit. You don't need to stop; simply switch to DPSing the body proper, and switch back to the correct leg when necessary.

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