Hey Amaroq, I wondered if you dropped off the face of the earth or something. Apparently close enough. Only the melee guys need high FR. Have your priests/druids/pallies get as much mana/HP as possible, your locks/mages get as much +dmg as possible...the hunters want a mix of both stats and FR. Your MT needs 325 FR. Make sure you have 3 fire protection (why does everyone call them resist?) potions for everyone when you make a serious attempt. I use 3 per fight when we take him down. Flasks are nice, but really the only necessary ones are on the tanks (titans). Shadow power stacks with arcane elixers. Both of those stack with supreme power flasks. FYI. Aim for 45% or lower on Rag before he submerges. If you can get that on a dry run (not counting the MT flask) then don't waste potions because a good run will see rag drop below 40% at least before sons when using potions. Get everyone into position before the sons spawn (usually call it at 20 seconds). The fight goes 3 minutes of rag time, 1:30 of sons, 3 minutes of rag time, and so forth... This last time I took him down, we killed all the sons before the 1:30 mark but he didn't repop until the timer was up (although other times when we killed the sons before the timer he repoped...bug perhaps? We were all just standing around picking our noses for the next 30 seconds out of boredom...lol). The sons are all about crowd control and focus fire. The locks should banish a single target at the onset, but don't rebanish anything or it'll sit there banished and run your time down, fears are good, as are frost novas. The best crowd control is having a tank take on 3 at a time away from the casters, though...4 tanks * 3 sons = no casters getting burnt. Really, the sons are the hardest part of the encounter, and once you get it down it's so retardedly easy.
