Comment by Solo'd this within a few tries as a blood DK in ilvl dps gear. Only frustrating part of the fight is bad tentacle spawns, if they're relatively together then you can plow through them without much trouble. Drop a DnD right before the tentacles spawn and blood boil your way out of the one that whips you around.
Make sure you get in the brain portal as soon as it spawns. You need to push the brain into phase 3 in one portal length. In phase 3, bring the guardians next to remaining tentacles and cleave them down with heart strike, same goes for when you are on yogg himself and he's doing his lunatic gaze.
This way you lose no sanity and still keep steadily bringing yogg down. Comment by Epicskillz Why is this fight the same after all these years, why haven't Blizz changed it? A: Cause you just can't teach an old dog god new tricks. Comment by Tripax The greatest boss in the game. Comment by Yark1y Such an intense fight. My guild did that Realm first on Deepholm-EU. We did around pulls and only then ppl began understand this encounter.
A lot of screams in the end of it included ofc : Enjoy. Comment by Arbron Doesn't seem even potentially soloable on All keepers, no keepers, doesn't matter - you just get MC'd within seconds. P1: Sara cannot be attacked directly. In order to end the phase, you have to kill 8 Guardians close to Sara. You can speed up the appearance of adds by touching green-yellow clouds. Some dmg can be avoided by using Twilight Ward. P2: In this phase, you will need a bit of luck. Quickly kill any remaining Guardians from phase 1.
Your Sanity will drop to about Before the appearance of portals to the Mind's Eye, you'll have to deal with two waves of tentacles. The second wave will consist of Constrictor Tentacle and Corruptor Tentacle. Corruptor Tentacle is a priority. If it manages to cast Black Plague 24sec debuff, which periodically stuns for 2sec , you probably wipe it. Before the appearance of portals, all tentacles must be destroyed. Remember to avoid the green beams.
Your minion has to be close to you, when going through the portal, otherwise it will not pass through it. In addition, you need Demonic Fury for phase 3, so you have to be very fast in this realm.
P3: Nuke phase. Go to the back of the Boss and let your minion to tank adds. When Lunatic Gaze is casts, you have to turn away from the Boss.
Watch out for Sanity, because if it drops to 0, you will become insane. Pop up all offensive cooldowns and pray that you do not become a victim of Black Plague. Yogg-Saron must die before Immortal Guardians will start to heal. Good Luck and Have Fun! As this was my 1st time thru Ulduar ever, I used all 4 keepers on Yogg-Saron. Took 9 wipes but I finally made it. Many thanks to all the posters below as their info was invaluable. Re-gemmed most of my stamina gems to strength.
Glyph of Harsh Words enabled so I could use Word of Glory offensively - used this through-out all of Ulduar as it gave me a 40yrd range attack. Only bosses I couldn't solo were Thorim due to mechanics and Mimiron as I just couldn't get all 3 parts down within the 10sec limit and Algalon the Observer. This is definately harder to solo than ICC 10 - that was a cake-walk compared to this. Comment by Teraculus01 i thought they where eyes It is also known to be able to take over the minds of people.
Seems a lot like this fight lol. An description of Yog-Sothoth - "Yog-Sothoth had a body that was a mass of tentacles and mouths. There's only one thing to say: RNG!
This took a lot of patience and coordination between us due to the fact that after Yogg appears in phase 2, any number of things can go wrong and wipe you. We always stacked in the same spot as a Constrictor Tentacle would immediately spawn when Yogg came out.
We always stayed together due to Brain Link. Constrictor's had to be taken down asap for obvious reasons and Crushers can really hinder your dps if you ignore them too long. Any number of bad things can happen and it's better to wait until phase 3 to clean them up. Manage the area you picked and deal with it. Break him out before you enter. This strategy is also dependent on a quick brain phase inside. We decided for him to NOT use any 3 minute CD's in order to burn Yogg in phase 3 better which is why we needed a bit more time on the cast.
You can do damage as your first attack and all it does is unmasks the tentacle; the second attack is what counts. Each Influence Tentacle only has about 50k life each. Sometimes I would do all the work myself depending on his sanity level; key is to communicate. In phase 3, we would clean up any tentacles from phase 2 before we would dps Yogg. I would get aggro on the Immortal Guardians and tank him about yards away from the boss to prevent him from healing.
The internal cooldown to Yogg-Saron's Lunatic Gaze is 10 seconds. DO NOT get greedy and face him past this timer! Unless you got extremely lucky and kept a ton of sanity, this isn't recommended. My second wind healing in addition with T15 2 piece would keep aggro off my friend for the most part, but keep an eye to taunt and even use Mocking Banner if necessary.
The fury warrior spec'd into Vigilance as an external CD on me. I would time my dps cooldowns and defensives for Empowering Shadows. Second Wind healing should get you by as long as your are being smart with defensive cooldowns. I would re-position myself due to Immortals attacking me from behind right after a Lunatic Gaze cast. With all that said, RNG will kill you.
A lot. You will have to go into brain rooms with 2 sanity. Sometimes you'll go insane before then. Phase 2 is the true hump. Once you can get through that, it's more straight forward. Why did we 2 man it? For the challenge! And Mimiron's Head , which I already have but after beating our heads on this for 3 hours it actually dropped for my friend our first time and we'll never have to do it ever again!
Comment by Yogthsothoth Easily soloable with Freya out to help with Insanity, one thing I noticed on my first venture here was that if you do not take care of the tentacles you WILL get aggrivated and proabably die..
Run out of Freyas lightbeam when full sanity and take care of the tentacles, kill brain? I'd also like to allude that empowering shadows on a Faceless hits me in Defensive stance for about 35k.. For rogues and other squish classes I'd suggest you burst him the second you destroy his brain. God speed. For those unable to be in such gear, fear not, as it's also possible with a small group of 2 or 3 people -- 1 tank and DPS.
And here is how: - Phase 1 Pretty easy, trigger some clouds and burn the adds on top of Sara. You want to end this phase with having all adds dead or just 1 alive that you kill before the tentacles start spawning. Phase 2 This is where the real fun begins. Because Sara's chain-casted Psychosis beam, which depletes 12 sanity is programmed to stop on a target when it falls below 30 sanity; however, there is some delay in recognizing this change and determining that a character is no longer meant to be a valid target.
Using an immunity when you drop below 30 sanity will ensure she targets other people, allowing you to enter the portals with as much sanity as possible. Now, regarding the tentacles. You should not need to kill Crusher tentacles but if all other tentacles are dead, you may as well. Tentacles will keep spawning until phase 3 so just try to stay on top of them as best you can. For this phase you must also stay as a group, especially important for the Brain Link.
When someone gets feared from Malady of the Mind, move away from them but stay in the Brain Link range too. So be aware of it. After 1 minute into phase 2, portals open 3 at each side, 1 at the room entrance side.
It's also VERY important that you face away from the purple skulls while moving around and DPSing because you cannot afford to lose sanity since you don't have much to work with. Once the adds are dead, nuke the brain. Decently geared people shouldn't need to use CDs but don't hesitate to do so if you're not sure you'll make it. Phase 3 Begin the phase by going around the room and clearing all the tentacles as fast as possible. Kill the Corruptors first then the Crushers.
Stun them and interrupt as many casts as possible Apathy or Black Plague only. After that, the tank should focus primarily on holding the adds and moving them away from Yogg, so that Shadow Beacon doesn't cause the boss to gain healing stacks when it lands on the Marked Immortal Guardians.
After it lands, the tank is free to come closer to the boss and let rip with some Vengeance buffed pewpew. But he needs to be mindful of the Beacon and move the adds well away before the next ones go out. The other DPS can just focus on killing the boss. And good luck on the mount! As for Y'Shaarj, they defeated him in Pandaria and his last terrible breath spawned the sha.
The Titans believed that Y'Shaarj was 'very, very dead', but recent events, like the discovery of his still beating heart, have suggested that Y'Shaarj survived his encounter with the Titans, but is very, very, very, weak. Weaker than any Old God we've ever faced, but still alive.
So that gives us; 1. Yogg-Saron; killed beneath Uldaur 2. C'Thun; killed beneath Ahn'Qiraj 3. N'Zoth; Imprisoned or hiding somewhere 4. Y'Shaarj; Shattered and near death 5. Perhaps Ryun'eh will be the fifth Old God. Did it as a fury warrior with a Holy pally.
Would have been easier with a prot. Its very RNG based on the second phase. All the tentacles spawned close to each other on our kill. The closer the better. Did the brain phase in one go, with out using any cooldowns. On the last phase the one we wiped 60 times on we killed the remaining tentacles, had the holy pally run to the edge of the room, faced away from the boss and used healing agro to keep the adds away.
It looks like the fight ends at 1. The mount dropped, running it again till we both have it. Comment by Zada Soloable as retribution paladin with iLvl on 25man with all keepers up.
P1 is a breeze, but P2 is the hardest one. P3 wasn't very hard after finishing the leftover tentacles from P2. When your sanity drops below , the only things that can lower your sanity should be the green beams, skulls inside portals and Lunatic Gaze in last phase.
Managed to kill him with 2 portal phases, on another of those I used bubble to get quickly out of Constrictor Tentacle to get into the portal.
Try to build up some HP for DS before getting grabbed. Interrupted and used stuns on the debuff tentacles when I had time for them. Save DPS cd's for nuking the brain. Have defensive cd's up for the start of P3. After killing the tentacles it gets easier as you can go replenish your sanity and nuke the adds while doing that. You just need to know what do in the fight and you have really little room for mistakes on P2.
Comment by Roguesaxaphone I solo'd 10m alone in the darkness as an ilvl assassination rogue. The faceless creatures were high enough for me to use glyph of deadly momentum.
Run through the clouds for more of the faceless to spawn. When yogg appears, you will be instantly grabbed. I use fan of knives to get out and kill the rest of the tentacles and wait for the portal. The tentacles inside the brain room have separate health from their disguises such as the suit of armor from the vision of King Llane. Try your best not to face the skulls inside. Yogg's brain has under a million health so I save my cds til the final phase. If you overkill his brain you will be kicked out the chamber.
His immortals hit me for around 34k so I used combat readiness, pop vendetta and shadow blades, turn every time he uses lunatic gaze and boom he is dead. Comment by hausmaus Soloed this in 10m with all protectors present on a Ret Paladin. The advice given here is very accurate and helpful, although in my experience, the fight was extremely RNG dependent. It is possible to have a very punishing P2, with many casts of Black Plague which can make getting to the portal so difficult that the Induce Madness timer is impossible to beat even with very high DPS.
However, you can also get the opposite situation, where even if you aren't able to clear the room in P2, you face almost no CC and can walk straight to the portal when needed. The fight can be difficult and frustrating, or confusingly easy. The time I beat it, it felt like a cheesy lore quest from Twilight Highlands. I needed almost no strategy at all, no well timed bubbles or clutch CDs.
So if it's draining your sanity in real life, hopefully you will eventually get a favorable P2, in which case it is a simple fight. Thanks for the comments here, and good luck! Comment by JediJesseS This fight is currently bugged in 5. Comment by Toroq The bug where Sara doesn't transition seems to be, as far as I can tell, completely random.
Touching clouds or not didn't seem to affect it for me and my friend, as we've had it both fail and work when avoiding couds as well as after spawning multiple adds from clouds at the same time.
If it does happen, the best solution is to simply spawn as many adds as you can to get yourself killed, then try again and hope it works properly. The good news are that, once you do transition, the random raid damage going out in P2 no longer drains sanity. Obviously you still have to deal with all the other mechanics, but this makes it a lot smoother to solo or do with few people, and doesn't require everyone to have a way to end the sanity drain like some classes were able to before the patch.
Note, however, that the skulls inside the brain room as well as Lunatic Gaze in P3 still drain sanity. Comment by Bafflin Since 5. The only time you can lose sanity is when you look at the skulls in the brain room and the staring ability in the last phase. Comment by MoarHeroisms It seems that as of 5. A relief to many players still farming Mimiron's Head, as they won't need extra raiders as sanity sponges.
Comment by Chargermaster Probably one of the most badass bosses ever made. Yet he has the worst death animation possible Comment by szemere Very much soloable as Monk, but still very difficult to execute correctly. Brewmaster spec pretty much mandatory for P3, unless you can keep the crusher numbers low enough and drop the immortal guardians health, after the full heal, incredibly fast.
Which is very tricky, so I recommend Brewmaster. Windwalker does make P2 an awful lot easier though. Use Xuen for maximal brain damage, and get Diffuse Magic to dispel the slow effect right after entering the portal.
Black Plague should be an insta-Detox, the magic slow is often Diffused after entering a portal, and the other debuffs don't really hurt you at all. Be on top of the portal as they spawn, if you can't get in in the first few seconds and still have 1 or more crushers up, just take the next portal, unless you're hitting enrage.
The number of corruptors up is really quite irrelevant as long as you keep your Black Plague down. Comment by smackthekids Yogg Saron 25man No Keepers 0 lights is now officially solo'able! Been doing it as an ilvl Fury Warrior solo 4 weeks consistently now. Because of the mechanics of having 0 keepers up, even with the removal of random sanity loss from Sara in phase 2, all the other mechanics and loss of sanity remain unchanged.
The fight is still absolutely brutal, has a high skill requirement, and took a good number of attempts to beat it solo. Rather than brag, anyone looking to solo this must have excellent movement and awareness capabilities.
Most important tip : The small tentacles can not get off their cast s , specifically black plague. This will cause a long debuff that CCs stuns you very often and totally randomly, making you vulnerable to more debuffs, loss of control, inability to avoid certain sanity losses, and not enough time on the brain or Yogg in the final phase before you are overwhelmed. Good luck! And go get your solo Mimiron's Head!
I used a flask and food. Stand next to Crusher Tentacle this will prevent more from spawning. If you have the debuffs, you can cloak them at this point. Stay on Yogg and DPS. Pop Cloak when you get the debuff. Pop Evasion when needed. Avoid madness? This is freaking stupid. Stuck in tentacles for minutes and then insane. Screw this, I quit this boss. Although it is possible for other specs, I highly recommend Survival.
I suspect it got a ton easier with the recent change in 5. I also had , I wouldn't say it's required, but it is recommended. I also had an easier time when I respecced into and for the Constrictor Tentacle s for this fight, but it is doable without. Run through as many green clouds as possible, and as the Guardian of Yogg-Saron spawn, misdirect them to your pet as they run toward you.
When you have about Guardian of Yogg-Saron s attacking your pet, AoE them down, and she should push into the next phase.
When you are constricted Squeeze , you are unable to attack. Malady of the Mind is annoying, however is not avoidable. After 1 minute, Brain portals will spawn around the boss, you will be constricted right when they spawn so have your macro ready, once the tentacle dies get into the portal. Within each vision there are 9 Influence Tentacle s that must be killed, you must kill all 9 in order to attack the Brain of Yogg-Saron.
Also, try not to look at the Laughing Skull , they drain your Sanity by 2 every second your character is looking at them Lunatic Gaze. The ICC vision is definitely he best one to get, as the Influence Tentacle s are very close together and you can just Multi-Shot them down and run over to The Mind's Eye, where the Brain of Yogg-Saron is located, while the other two you must single target the Influence Tentacle s down. Either way, hopefully you have about seconds left on Brain of Yogg-Saron 's Induce Madness cast to run over in the brain room and DPS the brain once the tentacles are dead.
Stand at max range from Yogg-Saron , so when he casts Empowering Shadows he does not get healed Try setting pet to passive, so he does not attack Yogg-Saron and move the adds to him, which will cause him to heal.
Try to get the Immortal Guardian to low health at all times, they won't do as much damage, and remember to misdirect them all to your pet. Just try to burn as much as possible and you can ignore the first few Lunatic Gaze s, but once your Sanity gets to lower than 50 I recommend turning around to avoid Sanity loss, while you are turned around you could use that time to get the Immortal Guardian down to low health.
Misdirect adds to pet, and try getting the adds low after he has cast Empowering Shadows , remember to use Mend Pet if your pet gets low, and turning around to avoid the Sanity loss and he should go down. Comment by sergeantsargeras "I am the lucid dream The monster in your nightmares The fiend of a thousand faces Cower before my true form, bow down before the God of Death! Using flask, food, kings drum, and Purification Potions.
Hope this guide helps a few people. The rest are up to you. I took Echo in the fourth tier for the double MW heals, but EM is also good to take for the last phase. Note that Windwalk Totem does not remove the magic debuff that slows you Phase 2, and Earthgrab Totem does not root the adds in Phase 3, so the second tier of talents is completely worthless on this fight.
Thanks Blizzard! You can glyph Shamanistic Rage instead if you would like to cleanse the slow debuff, but I found the healing to be much more important, especially from the FS glyph in the last phase. The Fight: Phase 1 is easy. Pop Spirit Walk, run through a few of the clouds, then stack on Sara and kill the mobs as they come to you. You'll need to kill 8 mobs on top of Sara to get Yogg to spawn. Once she's at zero health, get out of the pool in the center of the room and heal yourself up if needed.
Phase 2 is the tricky part, and you'll need a little favorable RNG here Once Yogg is done with his speech, one of each type of tentacle will spawn, including a Constrictor that picks you up. The only active attack that can hit this tentacle is Unleash Weapon.
The good news is that UE can proc your cloak, which also damages the tentacle. So as soon as you get picked up, UE the Constrictor and pray for a proc it should since you haven't been attacking anything for a few seconds at this point. Once it's dead, hustle over to the Crusher.
Here's the trick: Constrictors will not spawn if you are standing next to a Crusher , so use that to your advantage. Once the portals spawn, finish off the Crusher and get to a portal. If you get picked up by a Constrictor on your way to the portal, use UE and hope you get a cloak proc.
Inside the mind, if you have the Black Plague debuff on you, pop a Purification Potion. Then pop Spirit Walk and kill all the mobs in the mind, avoiding Lunatic Gaze as much as you can. The tentacles quickly get overwhelming and the frustration of constantly being stunned, slowed, mesmerized, etc is not worth it. Kill all the remaining tentacles, starting with Corruptors if possible.
Make sure to spread Flame Shock onto all the Immortal Guardians that spawn. This is where the FS glyph comes in handy. As this Phase goes on, more Guardians will spawn, which gives you more mobs to spread FS to, which restores more of your health. It also makes Fire Nova a very strong spell since they will all be grouped up on you and Yogg.
Once the tentacles are down, drop Fire Elemental Totem, lust, and burn Yogg. Watch your sanity; if you're low, make sure you face away from him during Lunatic Gaze. And keep spreading FS. Not only do more Guardians spawn, but the ones you brought down to low health will jump back up to full health, meaning they really start to hurt.
And as said be I've never heard his whispers in the Howling Fjord. I play Horde and have already finished all quests there. What's wrong? Could this be on purpose or am I trying to hard to make a connection? Pcj , you edited the article to mention that Yogg-Saron would appear in Ulduar as the final boss, but your source does not state that anywhere at all. The only mention of the "old god" is that he lies beneath Ulduar, "whispering". Would've reverted this right away if it was added by some random editor.
Please, elaborate how you read that Yogg-Saron will definitely be an encounter, or even the boss of Ulduar instance. I can only imagine skirmishs against tentacles or other parts of his body, but no actual defeat. The players will merely prevent them, keeping up the status quo. Yea the comic is pretty sure he is dead.
Course I guess we will find out what Cho'gall is doing around C'Thun. Leviathon talk , 18 February UTC. How do we know the comic is right anyway? The bit where it says C'thun is dead would be from the characters point of view. They might believe him to be dead, but instead he could be hiding somewhere, waiting to regain his powers. It's happened before that he's been presumed deceased, only for the presumption to prove wrong. I am thinking it could be possible that the Old Gods when they realized they couldn't kill the Titans just decided to do what they did to Loken and put into their heads that they couldn't be killed.
Leviathon talk , 20 February UTC. Azahel talk , 20 February UTC. I still don't agree with the "C'thun is dead" bit, but I see I'm not going to win this argument. Well it is confirmed he is going to be in Ulduar. In the files we have his giant mouth, tentacles and his brain. Leviathon talk , 24 February UTC.
Okay, think about it. Yogg-Saron is from we've seen all maws. C'Thun was all eyes and a stomach. Doesn't it seem possible that they are the same or at least part of the same being?
It seems he drowns in the Saronite pool he is in as his death animation. So he indeed will die. Leviathon talk , 26 February UTC.
He could simply be unconscious. It would look exactly the same. He could be rendered incapacitated too.
As we have also seen in Ice Crown in the saronite pool, that could be part of him. There is a mouth at the bottom of the water. What we kill within Ulduar might just be part of him. Old gods are massive beings. I don't see why people can't comprehend we may only be killing a part of them -- Template:Ibage. His physical form is killed judging by the fact that you rebuild Vala'nyr out of the saronite in his corpse. When the Titans waged war against the Old Gods and shattered their citadels, they found that the entities' infestation had grown so severe that destroying the Old Gods would also lead to the annihilation of Azeroth.
Instead, the Pantheon took measures to neutralize the Old Gods' power and to bind them within Azeroth for the remainder of its existence.
Yogg-Saron was sealed away within the depths of Ulduar in the far northern reaches of the infant world, and had six watchers assigned to it which served as wardens for its near eternal imprisonment; the Titanic watchers known as Loken , Thorim , Hodir , Tyr , Mimiron and Freya.
Yet despite the power of the shackles which the Titans placed on the Old God, Yogg-Saron's influence has been felt throughout Azeroth's history, including during some of its most pivotal events. The whispers of Yogg-Saron proved capable of eventually overtaking the mind of its prime warden, Loken, who was then able to subdue the other watchers, facilitating any possible escape Yogg-Saron might seek to attempt.
The remains of the world tree Vordrassil. During the encounter with the Old God in the Ulduar raid, three visions are shown to players which represent key moments in the history of Azeroth; strongly implying Yogg-Saron can be directly linked to these events somehow. These visions include the creation of the Dragon Soul by Neltharion and the Dragon Aspects during the War of the Ancients which resulted in the Sundering of the world , King Llane 's assassination by Garona Halforcen which caused the fall of Stormwind at the end of the First War , and a vision of the Lich King torturing Bolvar Fordragon the man who would become the new Lich King after Arthas Menethil 's death.
During this third vision, the voice of Yogg-Saron can be heard proclaiming: " He will learn-- no king rules forever! Only death is eternal! Yogg-Saron also appears to have been the source of the corruption that befell the world tree Vordrassil , after its roots grew too close to the Old God's prison.
They became murderously insane soon after settling within Vordrassil's remains, and began attempting to regrow the afflicted world tree. The Furbolgs also used the dire power still emanating from the tree's stump to resurrect the bear god Ursoc , who returned to the world as a viciously twisted reflection of his former self. Throughout Northrend , deposits of a mysterious ore named " Saronite " can be found, which is called "The Black Blood of Yogg-Saron" by the Tuskarr people and who advise any who will listen to keep their distance from it.
Saronite is capable of driving any who come into contact with it to violent insanity, and it appears to be a type of byproduct of the Old God's physical manifestation. The Scourge mine extensively for this material; [5] [6] It is used in their fuel, armament, weapons and most notably in the construction of their buildings, including Icecrown Citadel itself. Blizzard representatives have stated that they feel the connection between Yogg-Saron and the Lich King ended up being poorly expressed in-game, [9] but added that it "had a lot to do with the ability for mortals to become corrupted.
The Faceless Ones are unnatural, grotesquely misshapen and insane beings of unknown origin which appear to be closely connected to Yogg-Saron. Described by Kilix the Unraveler as "a tendril of the Old God's will, made manifest in the creatures known only as The Faceless ", the Faceless Ones have liquid Saronite for blood and seem to function as Yogg-Saron's heralds and guardians.
For millennia, Ulduar has remained undisturbed by mortals, far away from their concerns and their struggles. Da star watchin Ogmot. Too shiny! Ogmot gonna hide from it! Da dagger spoke true. It been too long since Ogmot got drowned. No forsake Ogmot! Da bones got picked clean, but Ogmot still get no visions. Da others laugh. Say Ogmot not devoted. But me is da chosen one! Ogmot no lose faith! Another sacrifice? One more of dem aint gonna be missed….
Roused by her screams. Stirred by da whispers. A blessin from da Masters. Now Ogmot understand! A door. A path. Ours… Ours… Fool! Da circle awakened us all! I would find of extreme hype. I believe that this is the most important passage out of the journal. But who else besides Janna is a female in a leadership role that could fool us all? Some of it might also be intended to refer to Jaina or even Azeroth herself.
Yogg-Saron Whispers: They are coming for you. Give in to your fear. Kill them all before they kill you. They have turned against you. Now, take your revenge. It WAS your fault. Tell yourself again that these are not truly your friends. You are a pawn of forces unseen. There is no escape. Not in this life, not in the next. Trust is your weakness. Hope is an illusion.
All that you know will fade. You will be alone in the end. Even death may die. All places, all things have souls. All souls can be devoured. There is a little lamb lost in dark woods. The silent, sleeping, staring houses in the backwoods always dream. It would be merciful to tear them down. The void sucks at your soul. It is content to feast slowly. There is no sharp distinction between the real and the unreal. The stars sweep chill currents that make men shiver in the dark. What can change the nature of a man?
Look around. They will all betray you. Flee screaming into the black forest. Do you dream while you sleep or is it an escape from the horrors of reality? In the sunken city, he lays dreaming. Have you had the dream again? A black goat with seven eyes that watches from the outside. It is standing right behind you. Do not move. Do not breathe.
The fish know all the secrets. They know the cold. They know the dark. The giant rook watches from the dead trees.
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