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| + | {{this|Princess Theradras' debut|her appearance during the [[Elemental Unrest]]|Crown Princess Theradras}} |
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| − | {{Engineering recipes}}[[Ingredient]]s used in [[Engineering recipes]] to [[craft]] [[item]]s. Some [[Engineering recipes]] require [[ingredient]]s that are [[craft]]ed or [[gather]]ed by various [[profession]]s, found as [[loot]] or [[purchase]]d from [[vendor]]s. |
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| + | |name=Princess Theradras |
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| − | ==Apprentice Engineering== |
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| + | |image=Princess.jpg |
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| − | [[Apprentice]] Engineering proficiency can be [[train]]ed as early as [[level]] 5, permits progression up to 75 [[skill]] and uses the following [[ingredient]]s: |
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| + | |level=48 |
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| + | |type=Elite |
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| + | |race=Elemental |
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| + | |location=[[Maraudon]] |
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| + | |faction=Combat |
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| + | |status=Killable |
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| + | |instance=Maraudon |
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| + | |relatives=[[Therazane]] (mother), [[Zaetar]] (lover) |
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| + | }} |
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| + | Deep in Maraudon lives an evil creature of chaos. '''Princess Theradras''' is an elemental force of earth related to the [[Old Gods]], a daughter of [[Therazane the Stonemother]]. Ages ago, Theradras and [[Zaetar]], first son of [[Cenarius]], began a relationship. The offspring of their time together became known to the people of [[Kalimdor]] as [[centaur]]s, who promptly slew their father for his part in their misbegotten creation. Fearful of Cenarius' wrath, the grief-stricken Theradras sequestered her dead lover's body in her secret sanctuary, the Crystal Caverns of [[Terramok]], where she watches over him to this day. Travelers who come to [[Desolace]] have little trouble spotting Zaetar's tomb, for the blessing of nature that permeates his being transformed his resting place into a verdant paradise of flora and tranquil pools. Today, this tomb is now trodden by the hooves of Zaetar's children, who have claimed this great cavern as their sacred stronghold Maraudon. The subterranean tunnels are populated by the vicious, long-dead [[ghost]]s of the centaur [[Khan]]s, as well as Theradras' own raging, elemental minions. |
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| + | ==Strategy== |
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| − | '''[[Profession]]s''' |
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| + | It is definitely better to have two [[tank]]s for Princess Theradras herself. She fears and has a knockback which throws whoever has [[aggro]] roughly 20-30 yards. Also, she occasionally slams the ground which send out waves dealing about 150 damage (for each wave) and knocking everyone down for several seconds, so you must keep her away from casters or their spells will be [[interrupt]]ed during this [[AoE]] knockback. If you have a [[priest]], put [[Fear Ward]]s on your tanks. When she throws back one tank, everyone else stops what they are doing until the second tank establishes aggro. [[Rogue]]s will not cut it as off-tanks, she hits too hard, and your healer will have to spam heals. If you do only have one available tank, a common strategy is to have them back up into the water towards the walls. When she knocks the MT back, they should be positioned to rebound off the wall and come right back to her. |
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| − | *'''[[Engineering]]''': [[Coarse Blasting Powder]], [[Copper Modulator]], [[Copper Tube]], [[Handful of Copper Bolts]], [[Rough Blasting Powder]] |
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| + | With the recent changes to PvE fear mechanics (in that mobs no longer de-aggro feared targets) this fight can now easily be done with one tank. When she fears, she will stay on the tank, provided no one else pulls aggro whilst they are feared (ie. they resist and continue attacking). The fight favours ranged classes, but is essentially a tank and spank. Anyone that does not need to be in melee should be at max range. |
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| − | *'''[[Mining]]''': [[Coarse Stone]], [[Copper Bar]], [[Malachite]], [[Rough Stone]] |
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| + | ==Quests== |
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| − | ''''''[[Loot]]'''''' |
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| + | *{{questlong|Alliance|51D|Corruption of Earth and Seed (Alliance)}} |
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| − | *[[Linen Cloth]] |
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| + | *{{questlong|Horde|51D|Corruption of Earth and Seed (Horde)}} |
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| + | ==Loot== |
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| − | ''''''[[Vendor]]s'''''' |
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| + | Princess Theradras was the first of the instance progression final bosses to have a chance of dropping a non-world drop epic item. |
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| − | *[[Weak Flux]], [[Wooden Stock]] |
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| + | Since [[Patch 2.3.0]], The [[Deadman's Hand]] is now the first epic drop that is not a World Drop. |
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| + | {{lootbox| |
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| − | ==Journeyman Engineering== |
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| + | |Blade of Eternal Darkness |
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| − | [[Journeyman]] Engineering proficiency can be [[train]]ed as early as [[level]] 10 and 50 [[skill]], permits progression up to 150 [[skill]] and uses the following [[ingredient]]s: |
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| + | |Blackstone Ring |
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| + | |Bracers of the Stone Princess |
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| + | |Charstone Dirk |
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| + | |Elemental Rockridge Leggings |
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| + | |Eye of Theradras |
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| + | |Gemshard Heart |
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| + | |Princess Theradras' Scepter}} |
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| + | ==Cataclysm== |
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| − | '''[[Profession]]s''' |
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| + | {{cata-section}} |
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| − | *'''[[Engineering]]''': [[Bronze Framework]], [[Bronze Tube]], [[Coarse Blasting Powder]], [[Copper Modulator]], [[Copper Tube]], [[Flying Tiger Goggles]], [[Handful of Copper Bolts]], [[Heavy Blasting Powder]], [[Silver Contact]], [[Whirring Bronze Gizmo]] |
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| + | [[Crown Princess Theradras]] is one of four lieutenants players will be tasked to defeat during the [[Elemental Unrest]] leading up to the Cataclysm expansion. |
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| + | According to the dialogue with [[Cho'gall]] during the Elemental Unrest event, it appears that Terramok served as Theradras' prison. She no longer views it as such because Zaetar's remains that are buried there, and she refuses to leave: |
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| − | *'''[[Mining]]''': [[Bronze Bar]], [[Copper Bar]], [[Gold Bar]], [[Heavy Stone]], [[Lesser Moonstone]], [[Malachite]], [[Moss Agate]], [[Shadowgem]], [[Silver Bar]], [[Tigerseye]] |
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| + | :{{text|say|Image of Cho'gall|No longer are you bound here, great princess. Have you not heard?}} |
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| − | *'''[[Skinning]]''': [[Heavy Leather]], [[Light Leather]], [[Medium Leather]] |
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| + | :{{text|say|Image of Cho'gall|The vaults of the Titans grow weak as chaos flourishes. This prison can no longer contain you.}} |
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| + | :{{text|say|Crown Princess Theradras|Watch your tongues, servant of Deathwing! Do you think me a fool?!}} |
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| + | :{{text|say|Crown Princess Theradras|Terramok is my home, not my prison. The remains of my beloved make it so.}} |
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| + | ==Patches and hotfixes== |
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| − | '''[[Loot]]''' |
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| + | *{{Patch 1.3.0|note=Boulders thrown will now cause a knockdown as well. She will also be more intelligent about deciding when to use her Dust Field ability.}} |
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| − | *[[Flask of Oil]], [[Small Flame Sac]], [[Wool Cloth]] |
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| + | *{{Patch 1.2.0|note=Added}} |
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| + | ==External links== |
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| − | '''[[Vendor]]s''' |
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| + | <!-- Read http://www.wowpedia.org/Wowpedia:External_links before posting your links here. |
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| − | *[[Heavy Stock]], [[Nightcrawlers]], [[Refreshing Spring Water]], [[Weak Flux]], [[Wooden Stock]] |
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| + | Links that do not conform to the rules will be DELETED. |
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| + | Repeat violations may result in a BAN. |
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| + | Have a nice day. :) --> |
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| + | {{elinks-NPC|12201|armory=1}} |
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| + | {{DEFAULTSORT:Theradras, Princess}} |
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| − | ==Expert Engineering== |
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| − | [[Expert]] Engineering proficiency can be [[train]]ed as early as [[level]] 20 and 125 [[skill]], permits progression up to 225 [[skill]] and uses the following [[ingredient]]s: |
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| + | [[Category:Maraudon mobs]] |
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| − | '''[[Profession]]s''' |
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| − | *'''[[Alchemy]]''': [[Catseye Elixir]], [[Frost Oil]], [[Goblin Rocket Fuel]] |
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| − | *'''[[Blacksmithing]]''': [[Inlaid Mithril Cylinder]] |
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| − | *'''[[Engineering]]''': [[Bronze Framework]], [[Bronze Tube]], [[Gold Power Core]], [[Green Tinted Goggles]], [[Gyrochronatom]], [[Heavy Blasting Powder]], [[Iron Strut]], [[Mithril Casing]], [[Mithril Tube]], [[Silver Contact]], [[Solid Blasting Powder]], [[Unstable Trigger]], [[Whirring Bronze Gizmo]] |
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| − | *'''[[Mining]]''': [[Aquamarine]], [[Citrine]], [[Iron Bar]], [[Jade]], [[Lesser Moonstone]], [[Mithril Bar]], [[Shadowgem]], [[Solid Stone]], [[Star Ruby]], [[Steel Bar]] |
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| − | *'''[[Skinning]]''': [[Heavy Leather]], [[Medium Leather]], [[Thick Leather]] |
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| − | *'''[[Tailoring]]''': [[Bolt of Mageweave]] |
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| − | '''[[Loot]]''' |
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| − | *[[Blue Pearl]], [[Elemental Fire]], [[Flask of Oil]], [[Fused Wiring]], [[Mageweave Cloth]], [[Shadow Silk]], [[Silk Cloth]], [[Snowball]] |
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| − | '''[[Vendor]]s''' |
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| − | *[[Heavy Stock]], [[Refreshing Spring Water]] |
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| − | ==Gnome Engineering== |
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| − | [[Gnome Engineering]] proficiency can be [[train]]ed as early as [[level]] 30 and 200 [[skill]] and uses the following [[ingredient]]s: |
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| − | '''[[Profession]]s''' |
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| − | *'''[[Blacksmithing]]''': [[Inlaid Mithril Cylinder]] |
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| − | *'''[[Engineering]]''': [[Fire Goggles]], [[Gold Power Core]], [[Gyrochronatom]], [[Mithril Casing]], [[Mithril Tube]], [[Solid Blasting Powder]], [[Thorium Widget]], [[Truesilver Transformer]], [[Unstable Trigger]] |
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| − | *'''[[Leatherworking]]''': [[Dusky Belt]] |
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| − | *'''[[Mining]]''': [[Aquamarine]], [[Citrine]], [[Jade]], [[Star Ruby]], [[Thorium Bar]], [[Truesilver Bar]] |
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| − | *'''[[Skinning]]''': [[Heavy Leather]], [[Rugged Leather]] |
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| − | *'''[[Tailoring]]''': [[Black Mageweave Boots]] |
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| − | '''[[Loot]]''' |
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| − | *[[Core of Earth]], [[Essence of Undeath]], [[Flask of Mojo]], [[Fused Wiring]], [[Globe of Water]], [[Ichor of Undeath]], [[Mageweave Cloth]], [[Mithril Bar]], [[Shadow Silk]], [[Thick Spider's Silk]] |
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| − | '''[[Vendor]]s |
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| − | *[[Blank Parchment]], [[Engineer's Ink]] |
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| − | ==Goblin Engineering== |
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| − | [[Goblin Engineering]] proficiency can be [[train]]ed as early as [[level]] 30 and 200 [[skill]] and uses the following [[ingredient]]s: |
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| − | '''[[Profession]]s''' |
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| − | *[[Alchemy]]: [[Goblin Rocket Fuel]] |
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| − | *'''[[Engineering]]''': [[Accurate Scope]], [[Big Iron Bomb]], [[Goblin Construction Helmet]], [[Gold Power Core]], [[Mithril Casing]], [[Mithril Tube]], [[Solid Blasting Powder]], [[Solid Dynamite]], [[The Big One]], [[Thorium Widget]], [[Truesilver Transformer]], [[Unstable Trigger]] |
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| − | *'''[[Mining]]''': [[Citrine]], [[Mithril Bar]], [[Star Ruby]], [[Truesilver Bar]] |
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| − | *'''[[Skinning]]''': [[Heavy Leather]] |
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| − | *'''[[Tailoring]]''': [[Black Mageweave Boots]] |
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| − | '''[[Loot]]''' |
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| − | *[[Elemental Fire]], [[Fused Wiring]], [[Heart of Fire]], [[Ironweb Spider Silk]], [[Mageweave Cloth]] |
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| − | '''[[Vendor]]s''' |
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| − | *[[Blank Parchment]], [[Engineer's Ink]] |
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| − | ==Artisan Engineering== |
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| − | [[Artisan]] Engineering proficiency can be [[train]]ed as early as [[level]] 35 and 200 [[skill]], permits progression up to 300 [[skill]] and uses the following [[ingredient]]s: |
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| − | '''[[Profession]]s''' |
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| − | *'''[[Alchemy]]''': [[Arcanite Bar]], [[Frost Oil]], [[Goblin Rocket Fuel]] |
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| − | *'''[[Blacksmithing]]''': [[Inlaid Mithril Cylinder]] |
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| − | *'''[[Engineering]]''': [[Deadly Scope]], [[Delicate Arcanite Converter]], [[Dense Blasting Powder]], [[Fire Goggles]], [[Gold Power Core]], [[Mithril Casing]], [[Mithril Mechanical Dragonling]], [[Mithril Tube]], [[Solid Blasting Powder]], [[Spellpower Goggles Xtreme]], [[Thorium Tube]], [[Thorium Widget]], [[Truesilver Transformer]], [[Unstable Trigger]] |
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| − | *'''[[Enchanting]]''': [[Enchanted Leather]], [[Enchanted Thorium Bar]] |
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| − | *'''[[Herbalism]]''': [[Bloodvine]], [[Icecap]] |
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| − | *'''[[Leatherworking]]''': [[Cured Rugged Hide]] |
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| − | *'''[[Mining]]''': [[Aquamarine]], [[Azerothian Diamond]], [[Blue Sapphire]], [[Dark Iron Bar]], [[Dense Stone]], [[Huge Emerald]], [[Jade]], [[Large Opal]], [[Malachite]], [[Mithril Bar]], [[Souldarite]], [[Star Ruby]], [[Thorium Bar]], [[Tigerseye]], [[Truesilver Bar]] |
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| − | *'''[[Skinning]]''': [[Rugged Leather]], [[Thick Leather]] |
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| − | '''[[Loot]]''' |
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| − | *[[Deeprock Salt]], [[Elemental Air]], [[Elemental Earth]], [[Elemental Fire]], [[Essence of Air]], [[Essence of Earth]], [[Essence of Fire]], [[Essence of Undeath]], [[Essence of Water]], [[Fiery Core]], [[Fused Wiring]], [[Globe of Water]], [[Heart of Fire]], [[Heart of the Wild]], [[Ironweb Spider Silk]], [[Lava Core]], [[Living Essence]], [[Powerful Mojo]], [[Runecloth]], [[Wildvine]] |
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| − | '''[[Vendor]]''' |
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| − | *[[Refreshing Spring Water]] |
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| − | ==Master Engineering== |
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| − | Master Engineering proficiency can be trained as early as level 60 and 275 skill, permits progression up to 375 skill and uses the following ingredients: |
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| − | *note: This Includes both [[Gnomish]] and [[Goblin]] [[Master Engineering]] |
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| − | [[Professions]] |
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| − | *'''[[Mining]]''': [[Fel Iron Bar]], [[Fel Steel Bar]], [[Adamantite Bar]], [[Eternium Bar]], [[Khorium Bar]], [[Living Ruby]], [[Noble Topaz]], [[Golden Draenite]], [[Blood Garnet]], [[Deep Peridot]][, [[Hardened Adamantite]], [[Talasite]], [[Nightseye]], [[Thorium Bar]] |
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| − | *'''[[Leatherworking]]''': [[Knothide Leather]], [[Heavy Knothide Leather]] |
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| − | *'''[[Engineering]]''': [[Handful of Fel Iron Bolts]], [[Fel Iron Casing]], [[Felsteel Stabilizer]], [[Hardened Adamantite Tube]], [[Adamantite Frame]], [[Thorium Tube]], [[Khorium Power Core]], [[Elemental Blasting Powder]], [[Delicate Arcanite Converter]] |
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| − | *'''[[Alchemy]]''': [[Super Healing Potion]], [[Super Mana Potion]], Arcanite |
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| − | *'''[[Enchanting]]''': [[Large Prismatic Shard]], [[Small Prismatic Shard]], [[Arcane Dust]] |
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| − | *'''[[Tailoring]]''': [[Spellcloth]] |
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| − | '''[[Loot]]''': |
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| − | *[[Primal Fire]], [[Primal Shadow]], [[Primal Earth]], [[Primal Air]], [[Primal Water]], [[Primal Mana]], [[Primal Life]], [[Mote of Fire]], [[Mote of Earth]], [[Netherweave Cloth]] |
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Revision as of 23:10, 16 November 2010
- This article is about Princess Theradras' debut. For her appearance during the Elemental Unrest, see Crown Princess Theradras.
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| Race | Elemental | ||||||||||||||||
| Level | 48 Elite | ||||||||||||||||
| Location | Maraudon | ||||||||||||||||
| Status | Killable | ||||||||||||||||
| Relative(s) | Therazane (mother), Zaetar (lover) | ||||||||||||||||
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Deep in Maraudon lives an evil creature of chaos. Princess Theradras is an elemental force of earth related to the Old Gods, a daughter of Therazane the Stonemother. Ages ago, Theradras and Zaetar, first son of Cenarius, began a relationship. The offspring of their time together became known to the people of Kalimdor as centaurs, who promptly slew their father for his part in their misbegotten creation. Fearful of Cenarius' wrath, the grief-stricken Theradras sequestered her dead lover's body in her secret sanctuary, the Crystal Caverns of Terramok, where she watches over him to this day. Travelers who come to Desolace have little trouble spotting Zaetar's tomb, for the blessing of nature that permeates his being transformed his resting place into a verdant paradise of flora and tranquil pools. Today, this tomb is now trodden by the hooves of Zaetar's children, who have claimed this great cavern as their sacred stronghold Maraudon. The subterranean tunnels are populated by the vicious, long-dead ghosts of the centaur Khans, as well as Theradras' own raging, elemental minions.
Strategy
It is definitely better to have two tanks for Princess Theradras herself. She fears and has a knockback which throws whoever has aggro roughly 20-30 yards. Also, she occasionally slams the ground which send out waves dealing about 150 damage (for each wave) and knocking everyone down for several seconds, so you must keep her away from casters or their spells will be interrupted during this AoE knockback. If you have a priest, put Fear Wards on your tanks. When she throws back one tank, everyone else stops what they are doing until the second tank establishes aggro. Rogues will not cut it as off-tanks, she hits too hard, and your healer will have to spam heals. If you do only have one available tank, a common strategy is to have them back up into the water towards the walls. When she knocks the MT back, they should be positioned to rebound off the wall and come right back to her.
With the recent changes to PvE fear mechanics (in that mobs no longer de-aggro feared targets) this fight can now easily be done with one tank. When she fears, she will stay on the tank, provided no one else pulls aggro whilst they are feared (ie. they resist and continue attacking). The fight favours ranged classes, but is essentially a tank and spank. Anyone that does not need to be in melee should be at max range.
Quests
[51D] 
[51D] Loot
Princess Theradras was the first of the instance progression final bosses to have a chance of dropping a non-world drop epic item.
Since Patch 2.3.0, The 
[Deadman's Hand] is now the first epic drop that is not a World Drop.
Cataclysm
Crown Princess Theradras is one of four lieutenants players will be tasked to defeat during the Elemental Unrest leading up to the Cataclysm expansion.
According to the dialogue with Cho'gall during the Elemental Unrest event, it appears that Terramok served as Theradras' prison. She no longer views it as such because Zaetar's remains that are buried there, and she refuses to leave:
- Image of Cho'gall says: No longer are you bound here, great princess. Have you not heard?
- Image of Cho'gall says: The vaults of the Titans grow weak as chaos flourishes. This prison can no longer contain you.
- Crown Princess Theradras says: Watch your tongues, servant of Deathwing! Do you think me a fool?!
- Crown Princess Theradras says: Terramok is my home, not my prison. The remains of my beloved make it so.
Patches and hotfixes
Patch 1.3.0 (2005-03-07): Boulders thrown will now cause a knockdown as well. She will also be more intelligent about deciding when to use her Dust Field ability. - Patch 1.2.0 (2004-12-18): Added
