i can only give one piece of advice for this fight:
Undead pets.
their ability prevents them from getting killed by ravage, meaning that there is absolutely no healing taking place during the fight, which is exaclty the part that makes this fight so hard! The undead pet's racial takes the 'kill' at the end of the extra turn, so even if nitun deals the last blow with ravage, he won't get healed. This means you do NOT have to swap the undead pets out to avoid the heal.
furthermore, while being a critter, Nitun has NO critter attacks, which means he cannot do extra damage to undead pets. Using a team of three undead pets (25,25,21 in my case, didn't even need the third) this fight becomes a cakewalk.
Like one of the helpfull comments below this post says, the third pet does not have to be undead, since if it dies, you've lost anyway so any healing is no longer an issue.
Elite
Nitun
The Midnight Plunderer
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After getting my butt kicked a dozen times in a row I finally got this fight down to a science.
Pets Needed:
- An alpine foxling (or any other pet with a combination of Howl and Dazzling Dance)
- Virtually any spider (So long as they have Brittle Webbing and Spiderling Swarm)
Steps to Victory:
- Start with your foxling, immediately use Dazzling Dance, Nitun will likely use Prowl
- Allow him to hit you (Should knock out half your health) then cast Howl if you're CERTAIN YOUR FOX WILL DIE. It's okay if Nitun uses Ravage at this point.
- Send out your Spider after your fox has died and use Brittle Webbing. Nitun will likely attack again.
- Use Spiderling Swarm.
- Nitun should attack again, and god willing the Brittle Webbing will kill him.
If you can find a Zandalari Anklerender from the Trolls of the Isle of Giants , you can literary destroy Nitun.
My Anklerender has the following stats :
HP:1237
AT:276
SPEED:341i used the following skill set :
Hunting Party
Black Claw
LeapConcerning the fight: I started with black claw and then hunting party. After that, one Leap was enough to kill Nitun. Hunting party can hit upto 750 if the raptor gets below 50%.
edit: If you wonder why hunting party can hit so high : Extra damage vs critter, + 100% damage from hunting party debuff + 74 + damage from black claw + 25% damage if below 50% HP
The same applies for the fight vs. Kawi
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