Cœur du Magma

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Cœur du Magma
Ecran de chargement du Cœur du Magma
Emplacement	Dans les profondeurs de Rochenoire, mont Rochenoire
Race(s)	Chien du magma Élémentaire de lave Élémentaire de feu Attise-flammes Géants
Boss de fin	Ragnaros
Instance info
Type	Raid
Niveau conseillé	60
Limite de joueurs	40
Clé	Harmonisation avec le Cœur du Magma
Temps de réinitialisation	1 semaine
Faction associée	Hydraxiens
Bosses Lucifron Magmadar Gehennas Garr Baron Geddon Shazzrah Messager de Sulfuron Golemagg l'Incinérateur Chambellan Executus Ragnaros (histoire) (histoire) (histoire) (histoire) (histoire) (histoire) (histoire) (histoire) (histoire) (histoire) Objets

Le Cœur du Magma est un raid de niveau 60 situé dans le mont Rochenoire, foyer de Ragnaros le seigneur du feu. Il est l'un des deux raids à 40 joueurs disponibles lors du lancement de World of Warcraft (l'autre étant la Tanière d'Onyxia). Il est considéré comme l'apogée des raid à l'époque. De nombreux aventuriers choisirent d'entrer dans l'instance pour obtenir de la gloire.

Justz avant la réouverture du Sombre Portail, Ragnaros - le Seigneur du Feu - a été invoqué depuis les Terres de Feu vers son trône. Ragnaros est maintenant entré en guerre contre l'arbre monde Nordrassil.

Histoire

Guerre des trois marteaux.

Le Coeur du Magma a été crée durant la Guerre des Trois Marteaux, il y a plus de 300 ans. Vers la fin de la guerre, le Thane-Sorcier Thaurissan, le dirigeant des nains Sombrefer, essaya d'invoquer un puissant élémentaire de feu pour vaincre les forces des clans Barbe-de-Bronze et Marteaux-Hardis. Il a mieux réussi que ce qu'il avait imaginé et a libéré Ragnaros, le Seigneur du Feu, de ses millénaires de captivité sous les Carmines.

Ragnaros détruit la ville de Thaurissan et créa le volcan du Mont Rochenoire. Il reste encore ici avec ses serviteurs élémentaire et les esclaves restant du clan Sombrefer. Le lac brûlant où Ragnaros se repose agit comme une faille connectée au plan élémentaire du feu, ce qui permet le passage d'élémentaires malicieux.

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The Molten Core lies at the very bottom of Blackrock Depths. It is the heart of Blackrock Mountain and the exact spot where, long ago in a desperate bid to turn the tide of the dwarven civil war, Emperor Thaurissan summoned the elemental Firelord, Ragnaros, into the world. Though the firelord is incapable of straying far from the blazing Core, it is believed that his elemental minions command the Dark Iron dwarves, who are in the midst of creating armies out of living stone. The burning lake where Ragnaros lies sleeping acts as a rift connecting to the plane of fire, allowing the malicious elementals to pass through. Chief among Ragnaros' agents is Majordomo Executus - for this cunning elemental is the only one capable of calling the Firelord from his slumber.

Géographie

Le Cœur du Magma dans le TCG.

Le Coeur du Magma est composé de roches et de lave, organisée en rivières, lacs et "chutes de lave". On trouve également des ouvertures ressemblant à des petits volcans, des fissures dans les mûrs et les plafonds, des dépôts occasionnels de sombre fer et des runes d'observation. La plupart des endroits n'ont pas de noms spécifiques, ainsi la majorité du donjon est appelé "Le Coeur du Magma".

Il y a trois entrées possibles pour le donjon :

• En complétant l'Harmonisation avec le Coeur et y être ensuite emmené en parlant à Lothos Ouvrefaille puis en sautant à travers la fenêtre à côté de lui ou en sautant dans la lave à côté de lui.
• En pénétrant dans le portail dans les Profondeurs Rochenoire.
• Grâce à un démoniste et son rituel d'invocation.

Sous-régions nommées

Carte de l'instance

Caverne de Magmadar Antre de Ragnaros

Rencontres

Boss du Coeur du Magma

Boss	Monstres
Lucifron Magmadar Gehennas Garr Baron Geddon Shazzrah Messager de Sulfuron Golemagg l'Incinérateur Chambellan Executus Ragnaros	Ancien chien du magma Chien du magma Rageur du magma  Firelord  Firesworn  Flame Imp  Flamewaker  Flamewaker Elite  Flamewaker Healer  Flamewaker Priest  Flamewaker Protector  Lava Annihilator Lava pack  Lava Reaver  Lava Elemental  Flameguard  Firewalker  Lava Spawn  Lava Surger  Molten Destroyer  Molten Giant  Son of Flame

Butin

Article détaillé: Butin du Cœur du Magma

Si le donjon est complété, tous les boss droppent un set d'objet de Tier 1 (sauf pour Ragnaros qui lui droppe des jambes de tier 2). En outre, les trashs peuvent dropper [[FiertUpon successful completion of the encounters, all bosses drop tier 1 set items - excluding Ragnaros, who drops tier 2 leg items. In addition, trash mobs may drop Fiery Cores, Lava Cores, and Core Leather, which can be used to craft armor and weapons available with Thorium Brotherhood reputation.

Combat de mascottes

The item drops themselves are bind on pickup, but the learned pets can be crated and traded.

• Golemagg the Incinerator drops the Core of Hardened Ash
• Magmadar drops the Blazing Rune
• Sulfuron Harbinger drops the Mark of Flame

Haut-faits

• Coeur du Magma (haut-fait)
• Molten Core Guild Run
• Sulfuras,Main de Ragnaros (haut-fait)
• Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker (haut-fait)

Histoire du raid

Ragnaros and Executus, with player character shown for scale.

On release, Molten Core and Onyxia's Lair were the only 40-player instances in the game, thus Ragnaros was the first "game end boss." With the advent of Blackwing Lair, Ahn'Qiraj, the original level-60 version of Naxxramas, and the raising of the level cap with the game's expansions, defeating Ragnaros has long since ceased to be the pinnacle of raiding success. However, prior to the Burning Crusade, slaying him was still considered a very important step in raid progression before engaging in more challenging content. It was the first raid encounter which required a concerted effort in acquiring massive amounts of a particular statistic (in this case, fire resistance). Moreover, the encounter was the first one to demand the extensive use of consumables, at least in the learning process and in the first few kills. As such, it was once a very important stage in the evolution of a raiding guild.

Molten Core is now typically only run for the Molten Core (achievement) achievement, or by players seeking to craft Sulfuras, Hand of Ragnaros or Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker. Additionally, three battle pets were added in Patch 5.1 as part of the Raiding with Leashes achievement, giving players another reason to run the instance.

Players were able to start soloing Molten Core in Wrath of the Lich King, and more easily in Cataclysm and Mists of Pandaria. Now that pre-current-expansion raids do not require a raid group to enter, soloing the raid for transmogrification purposes or other loot is easier than ever.

Pré-requis

Some of Ragnaros' minor minions waiting to welcome you into the Molten Core.

While technically there are no prerequisites to enter Molten Core through its entrance at the bottom of Blackrock Depths, every Core raider will want to complete the Attunement to the Core quest to enable the shortcut at the bottom of Blackrock Mountain. This quest is given at level 55 by Lothos Riftwaker who is located just outside the Grinding Quarry, on the way to Blackrock Depths. Once attuned you can access Molten Core by talking to Lothos again. When dead (as ghost) you also have the possibility to jump into the lava near Lothos. This can also be done by living players if they have a way to slow fall, or by jumping first onto the small ledge in the pillar on the right as you enter the main chamber of Blackrock Mountain, healing, then jumping down, back toward the wall of the lava pit, to cover the remaining distance to the platform below.

Before Ragnaros can be summoned, the raid must defeat Majordomo Executus. Majordomo Executus will only appear if the raid douses the seven runes that are located near certain bosses in the Molten Core.

Each of the bosses in Molten Core has a very specific loot table, which includes the Tier 1 armor pieces as well as a number of other epic-quality items.

As stated, the Molten Core includes several mechanics which forces players to fight the bosses in a specific order. These mechanics are:

• Tome of Tranquilizing Shot - this tome (now obsolete) was once necessary for defeating Magmadar. As such, Lucifron (who dropped the tome) had to be killed before Magmadar. Part of the reason was also that Lucifron is located before Magmadar.
• The runes of warding - most bosses in Molten Core guard runes which must be deactivated in order to summon Majordomo Executus. This means that these bosses must be defeated before Executus becomes available.
• It's possible to fight Baron Geddon without getting too close to Shazzrah, but it's tricky to fight Shazzrah without getting too close to Baron Geddon.
• While it's possible to jump down to Golemagg the Incinerator's location from the ridge behind him, the fiery cracks on it and the fall damage will often kill players before they get to defeat him. When walking around, players often defeat Sulfuron Harbinger on the way.
• Ragnaros is summoned by Majordomo Executus, who will only agree to do so when he is defeated. As such, Majordomo Executus must be defeated before Ragnaros.
• The trash mobs in Molten Core provide Fiery Cores, Lava Cores, and Core Leather, which can be used with recipes earned at high levels of Thorium Brotherhood reputation to craft epic armor and weapons. It is generally the case that a raid progressing through Molten Core will use these Cores to craft Fire Resistance armor, which will allow the melee DPS of the raid to survive the final encounters with Majordomo Executus and Ragnaros.
• These factors, in addition to the layout of Molten Core, usually causes players to kill the bosses in this order: Lucifron → Magmadar → Gehennas → Garr → Baron Geddon → Shazzrah → Sulfuron Harbinger → Golemagg the Incinerator → Majordomo Executus → Ragnaros.

Powerful players (level 70-80+) can fight the eight first bosses in any way they prefer. It's also possible to skip Lucifron.

Ressources

• Core Leather (Skinning core hounds, 310 skinning required)
• Dark Iron Deposit (230 mining required)
• Blood of the Mountain
• Fiery Core
• Lava Core
• Sulfuron Ingot

Edition Anniversaire

For WoW's 10-year anniversary, a special 40-player Raid Finder version of Molten Core was re-released to players as a Looking For Raid instance, with the encounters tuned and updated numerically, but "99% of nostalgia preserved". Elemental immunities/resistances were one of the only things "nerfed" in the name of playability; Golemagg's aggro radius was also reduced. According to one developer, watching Blizzard's internal testers do Core Hound packs was glorious.

The anniversary raid appeared as an option in max-level players' Group Finder menus for the duration of the anniversary. The description for the raid read "Celebrate World of Warcraft's Anniversary by running rampant through Ragnaros's hallowed Core, to his very lair", referencing Ragnaros's well-known dialogue just before fighting him. Defeating Ragnaros awarded the achievement Boldly, You Sought the Power of Ragnaros, which came with the mount Core Hound Chain. Ragnaros himself also had a 100% chance to drop a helm of the appropriate armor type, each sharing the same fiery model as the original Crown of Destruction item and Circle of Flame. He had a very low chance to drop the companion Hatespark the Tiny and the cosmetic enhancer Illusion: Flames of Ragnaros. Other bosses dropped only gold. All enemies awarded Hydraxian Waterlords reputation just as in the original version.

Notes et autres

• Killing NPCs within Molten Core still rewards reputation with the now-removed members of the Hydraxian Waterlords.
• Prior to patch 3.0.8 the Hydraxian Waterlords offered a quest chain, eventually rewarding Aqual Quintessence, which was at one point required to douse the Runes of the Firelord in order to summon Majordomo Executus and consequently, Ragnaros. Presently, defeating bosses will automatically douse their respective runes.
• There were very few quests that involved the Molten Core. The only significant quest chain was the Hydraxian Waterlords chain, which was started by a visit to Duke Hydraxis off the coast of Azshara. Completing this quest chain required killing one of each of the trash mobs in the Core, and then defeating the four Flamewaker bosses in Molten Core (Lucifron, Gehennas, Shazzrah, and Sulfuron Harbinger). In addition, all the trash mobs and bosses in Molten Core provided Hydraxian Waterlord reputation. The final reward options for this quest chain were Tidal Loop or Ocean's Breeze, both rare rings with high Fire Resistance.
• As of patch 4.3.0 Molten Core can be accessed without being in a raid group by speaking with Lothos Riftwaker.

A card back themed after the Molten Core in Hearthstone.

• Molten Core was originally planned as a single room in Blackrock Depths containing the boss fight with Ragnaros, before being expanded into an entire separate instance.
  • The geometry for the two dungeons meshes perfectly.
• Molten Core was nearly cut from World of Warcraft. To ensure it would be in the game at release, developers finished working on the dungeon in a single week. Jeff Kaplan did all of the spawning and creature placement, while Scott Mercer designed all of the boss fights, Bob Fitch worked up loot for the dungeon, and Pat Nagle created the Hydraxis quest line. Alex Afrasiabi was responsible for the attunement quest which would be patched in later.
• The very first legendary item that dropped in World of Warcraft, the Talisman of Binding Shard, was immediately hotfixed out of the game.
• In Hearthstone, the Molten Core card back was rewarded for pre-ordering the Blackrock Mountain adventure. The flavor text reads: "The Molten Core of Azeroth and not a chocolate lava cake, unfortunately."

Guides

• How to solo Attunement to the Core
• Inner Sanctum's Molten Core Strategy Guide
• The Pocket Guide to Molten Core
• Conquest guide

Changements lors de patch

• Patch 4.3.0 (2011-11-29) :
  • Lothos Riftwaker will now allow you to enter Molten Core without being in a raid group.
  • Core Hounds and Core Hound Packs have had their size reduced by half.
    
• Patch 4.2.0 (2011-06-28) :
  • The core hound packs before Magmadar have had their size increased.
    
  • Ancient Core Hounds have been renamed Core Hounds.
  • The Molten Giants and Molten Destroyers have had their models updated.
• Patch 1.7.0 (2005-09-22) : Bind on Equip Bracers and Belts in Molten Core now drop more often.
  
• Modèle:Patch 1.6.0
• Patch 1.5.0 (2005-06-07) : Additional new raid items have been added to the treasure lists for bosses in Molten Core.
  
• Modèle:Patch 1.4.0
• Modèle:Patch 1.3.0
• Patch 1.2.0 (2004-12-18) : If you die in Molten Core, you will now be able to retrieve your corpse at the Blackrock Depths instance line.
  
• Modèle:Patch 1.1.0

Liens externes

• Wowhead

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