Terrace of Endless Spring in WoW Mists of Pandaria Classic was released a while ago. Here, players will encounter four bosses: Protectors of the Endless, Tsulong, Lei Shi, and Sha of Fear. The third hero, Lei Shi, has received considerable attention.
Let's follow this guide to learn about the third boss, Lei Shi, and find ways to defeat him.
1. Introduction
Boss Lei Shi is located in Terrace of Endless Spring. First, let's briefly introduce him.
Terrace Of Endless Spring
Terrace of Endless Spring is a raid dungeon located in Veiled Stairs, a sacred place. Because of the influence of Sha of Fear, the guardians there are now shrouded in fear and are now attacking each other.
Players will encounter four bosses here. Each boss will drop tokens that can be redeemed for crafting gear as rewards. Players must form a 10-player or 25-player team to enter this area.
For a 10-player team, a maximum of two tanks, two healers, and the remaining DPS players are required. Players can choose their specific lineup based on their own tactical preferences.
Lei Shi
Lei Shi is a Water Elf spirit affected by Sha of Fear, forced to transform into a boss with unique mechanics. Defeating it restores it to its true form and aids in the final battle against Sha of Fear boss.
2. Skills And Countermeasures
Scary Fog
On Heroic difficulty, Lei Shi gains a new mechanic: Scary Fog. It creates a large fog around itself, applying a debuff every few seconds, capped at around 20 stacks. The debuff inflicts approximately 7,000 damage per second to players attacking Lei Shi.
Also, the damage taken by allies and enemies near the damaged target, including Lei Shi himself, is increased by approximately 10% while under the debuff. However, each target will only be affected by one debuff.
Players recommend having two or three players take turns stacking the debuff and then approaching the boss. Lei Shi can be defeated more quickly by spending WoW MoP Classic Gold on skill upgrades, which will gradually increase the damage he takes, allowing him to defeat Lei Shi more quickly.
Also, ensure that all teammates are clear of the debuff to prevent them from taking additional damage. Healers should also be mindful of players stacking the debuff, as they take significant damage and should not exceed the maximum stacking range.
Spray
Lei Shi is not a melee fighter, but uses Spray to attack tanks and inflict Frost damage to allies within a certain radius. While using Spray, Lei Shi also stacks the debuff, with each stack increasing the amount of Frost damage taken.
When players attack Lei Shi, it will receive increased Fear. Remember, as its health decreases, its attack speed increases. Activating this skill simultaneously with Spray can cause further damage to the tank.
Therefore, both tanks need to take turns taunting, while also carefully timing defensive cooldowns to prevent Lei Shi's Spray from focusing on just one tank and dealing excessive damage.
Protect
When Lei Shi's health reaches 80%, 60%, 40%, and 20%, its Protect skill triggers. It utilizes the surrounding water elemental to summon multiple Protects, which you can think of as its minions. Here, the player only needs to focus their damage on one of them, as defeating one will destroy the others.
During the battle against Lei Shi, every 30-40 seconds, it will use one of its two special skills: Hide and Get Away.
Hide
When the boss uses Hide, it becomes invisible, making it difficult to hit, and it can still use its Spray skill while it's hidden.
Players need to spread out to avoid concentrated damage. Observe the surroundings carefully. Once Lei Shi is located, DPS players can focus their AoE and spell attacks on him. After several attacks, he will reappear and return to the central area.
Get Away
When Lei Shi uses his Get Away ability, after returning to the central area, he pushes all players to the edge of the platform, unleashing a powerful force that will repel them.
Players should focus on attacking him in the central area, which will actually reduce damage taken by half. This ability will expire when Lei Shi reaches 4% damage.
Lei Shi primarily uses Hide and Get Away skills alternately, supplemented by Spray.
Players should strategically position themselves, for example, by slightly spreading out the two tanks in opposite directions and leaving DPS player alone in one direction, as far away from the tank as possible to avoid being heavily damaged by spray spells.
At the same time, it's important to avoid dealing significant damage to the tank player while the debuff stacks during Scary Fog. It's best to alternate between defensive and offensive cooldowns when Lei Shi triggers his Get Away skill.
This strategy not only gives the tank player ample time to recover but also increases damage dealt by the damage player. Furthermore, while the debuff stacks during Scary Fog, DPS players can focus their attacks on Lei Shi and defeat him in one fell swoop.
3. Summary
This concludes an introduction to Lei Shi's abilities and how to defeat him in Terrace of Endless Spring. Players will need to work together and formulate a strategic composition.
This guide will provide a detailed understanding of his abilities and countermeasures. This will help you quickly understand the situation during the battle with Lei Shi, allowing you to quickly clear the level and reach the final boss.
