Dawn of the Infinite: Galakrond's Fall Mythic+ Dungeon Guide

Spread along the edges of the room when debuffed with Sand Stomp, overlapping your circle with other players or already placed Withering Sandpool puddles to conserve the most space. As you drop these circles I recommend rotating around the room as a group.

Eon Shatter happens twice in a row, with the circle targeted on random players. Don’t run this circle too far from the group, as you need to make sure the Eon Residue circle spawned by each jump is soaked. Also, make sure to avoid the Eon Fragments that shoot out from the impact site.

Tanks make sure to use a defensive on the Chronoshear hit, and with the help of the healer remove the healing absorb it applies. Once the healing absorb is gone, healers make sure to dispel the Sheared Lifespan magic effect.

Tanks make sure to stay in melee range so the boss does not cast Radiant.

Throughout the fight, do your best to be in the darker areas of Decaying Time as opposed to the lighter areas of Accelerating Time, as it deals less ticking damage to you and gives you a 20% damage reduction.

When the Fragments of Time begin to shoot out from the boss, I recommend melee rotate around the boss counter-clockwise, trailing the spawns of fragments, as this allows you to easily avoid all damage. For ranged, these fragments are easier to dodge while in the Decaying Time zone, just be careful to dodge out of the way before they are sped up by the Accelerating Time zone.

When debuffed by the Chrono-faded magic debuff, make sure you run into the Accelerating Time zone before being dispelled so that the Chronofade wave only ticks on the party once. Note that 2 of these debuffs go out at once, so it’s beneficial to dispel 1 player as quickly as possible, then topping the group before the second debuff expires.

This boss has three phases, transitioning first at 80% health, then again at 50% health, and gaining one new ability in phase 2 and three new abilities in phase 3.

Throughout the fight, a random player will be debuffed with Corrosion, make sure to pass it to another player before it expires by touching them. This DoT hits quite hard, so it’s beneficial to pass it to your tank as often as possible, and be sure to use a defensive if you have the DoT overlap with any other mechanic.

To clear this DoT, the debuffed player must be hit with the tank targeted frontal Blight Reclamation, which happens when the boss reaches 0 energy. Make sure the tank has the debuff when this cast happens and it’ll be absorbed by the boss. In addition, Corrosion will also be absorbed when you transition to a new phase, or when the debuffed player dies. Note that the time between Blight Reclamation increases with each phase, meaning you’ll need to bounce this debuff around more in P2 and P3 before it gets cleared.

Avoid the Corrosive Explusion swirlies that spawn at random locations, and stay out of the Blight Seep puddles that spawn from under the boss. I recommend bringing the boss to the edge of the room and slowly rotating as you need more space, while ranged players can stay towards the centre.

In Phase 2, the boss will occasionally channel Necrotic Winds, dodge the waves or tornadoes and use a defensive if needed.

In Phase 3 the boss splits into two, sharing health between them. Tanks make sure to grab Loszkeleth and tank them on top of Dazhak, as Dazhak cannot be tanked and will just spam cast Noxious Ejection at random players.

Incinerating Blightbreath will cause Dazhak to jump to a random player and shoot a cone through them, try not to stand too far from the bosses and be sure to move out of the effect.

A random player will be debuffed with Necrofrost, use a movement freeing effect if you have one, otherwise swap to this and break them out as quickly as possible.

Energy is essentially Iridikron’s health bar in this fight. During phase 1 he gains energy when taking damage, starting phase 2 when he reaches 100 energy. In phase 2 he loses energy as he takes damage, with the fight ending when he reaches 0 energy.

If targeted by Extinction Blast, run into Chromie’s Timeline Protection bubble and use a defensive, as both the initial hit and DoT are quite dangerous even with the 97% DR.

After this blast, all non-tank players should stand in the soak around Chromie to split the nature damage from Stonecracker Barrage, while the tank should stand in the soak between Chromie and the boss to intercept the physical damage and prevent the Stonecrack DoT from being applied to the group. Doing this successfully will cause Chromie to buff the party with Timeline Acceleration, so save CDs for it if you can. Healers make sure to top Chromie up before the next cast of Stonecracker Barrage.

While Earthsurge is active make sure you are dodging the Rending Earthspikes while not straying too far from the healer.

Shortly after breaking the Earthsurge shield, the boss will cast a frontal attack in Pulverizing Exhalation, marking 2 players to spawn a Pulverizing Creation at the same time. If you can, dodge the cone in the same direction to stay together, and be sure to interrupt or CC the Stonebolt cast from the adds. From here, the phase just repeats until you damage the boss enough to give him 100 energy.

For tanks, be aware of your Crushing Onslaught stacks, and use a defensive if the stacks start to get too high.

When the boss reaches 100 energy he begins to cast Cataclysmic Obliteration. Get in the Timeline Transcendence bubble and DPS the boss down before this cast finishes and wipes your group. It can be beneficial to start saving damage cooldowns for this phase once the bosses energy starts to get close to full.