If you are playing a Sage, consider taking Tharan or Zenith with you instead of Qyzen

If you are playing a Sage, consider taking Tharan or Zenith with you instead of Qyzen. I know that as a Sage, particularly as a Seer Sage, I took Qyzen with me the majority of the time. However, Zenith’s ranged dps, and diablo 3 gold particularly Tharan’s ‘dancing Holiday’ interrupt skill, do wonders for surviving this encounter. Activate Tharan’s Med Watch stance, Zenith’s Sniper Mode, and deactivate d3 gold Qyzen’s area-of-effect skills. If Qyzen uses an AoE skill, it will break the Mind Maze or Force Lift prematurely, and you need the Sorcerer out of commission the full minute. Don’t forget d3 items to use the nanite revivalist consoles on the walls. This will give you a temporary damage reduction buff. Note that this is damage ‘reduction’, and not damage ‘proofing’, no matter how much we all would swtor credits like that. Stand next to the console to be able to activate it as soon as the buff wears off. If health gets too low, Shadows can use Force Cloak to enter stealth and move to a safe spot to heal, although the enemies buy swtor credits will also heal in that time. You can always resort to your finest ‘Brave Sir Robin’ impression and run out of the instance, too. When entering the instance, you’ll come down a short hallway into a large room full of mobs. Don’t guild wars 2 gold rush in or you’ll aggro the two groups nearest to the hallway. Stay to one side of the hallway or the other as you enter in order to take on just one group at a time. Pick off the weakest enemies first, then the Juggernauts, and finally, the Sorcerers. And bring friends. If you have favorite tips for surviving this particularly tough encounter, share them here. As always, the the Jedi Consular Weekly column can be found here (clicky), and you can send comments or questions to me on Twitter @JaeOnasi, too.