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Contents 1 Summary 2 History 3 Geography 4 Landmarks 5 Bosses 5.1 Nalorakk 5.2 Halazzi 5.3 Akil'zon 5.4 Jan'alai 5.5 Hex Lord Malacrass 5.6 Zul'jin

Summary

• Location: East of the Ghostlands, Quel'Thalas.
• Level: 70
• # of Players: 10
• Mobs: Trolls
• Bosses: 6

History

Once, the forest trolls controlled a large section of northern Lordaeron called Zul'Aman, though the area that is now called Zul'Aman, a small region in the northeast of the continent, is all that remains after humans and high elves banded together to push back the savage trolls. However, the trolls have never been content with their current situation, and have never forgiven the humans or elves for the trolls' near genocide. Now that the Scourge has ravaged much of the continent, the trolls of Zul'Aman have been pressing forward once again to reclaim their former kingdom. Though the forest trolls dominate Zul'Aman (led by the grizzled old troll, Jin'zakk), there are other inhabitants in this region, such as small bands of high elves, who fled from Quel'Thalas when the undead attacked their land. Scourge patrols, hunting the high elven refugees, also stalk the region.

Geography

Zul'Aman is a giant forest located in southeastern Ghostlands, though a hilly region dominating the Quel'Thalas border. The immense Greenrush River begins in Zul'Aman's Lake Abassi and flows out of the region in the southwest.

There is a neutral flight path that lands right outside the instance, along with a repairs NPC.

Landmarks

Lake Abassi

In the centre of Zul'Aman is Lake Abassi. Troll huts dot the edge of the great lake, and crude piers extend towards the middle. Trolls fish in the lake with nets and spears, though large threshadons also inhabit Lake Abassi, and occasionally venture out to to the surrounding areas.

Maisara Hills

The trolls treat The Maisara Hills as a sacred area, choosing that spot to hold their rituals of voodoo and magic. The hills are dotted with totems, evidence of the arcane arts that are practised there day and night. Due to the constant flow of the Troll's magic in the region, no intruders go un-noticed.

The Shrine of Ula-Tek

The Shrine of Ula-Tek is a huge ziggurat in the middle of Zul'Aman and the capital of the forest troll empire. The area is heavily populated, (large because the trolls keep their treasure in the ziggurat) and few non-trolls are able to get close enough to the great settlement. The shrine is named after Ula-Tek, an ancient serpent goddess.

Bosses

Below is a list of the bosses you will encounter in Zul'Aman. Click on the boss name ot see further infor mation about the individual boss, such as loot and strategy.

Nalorakk

Nalorakk is the Bear God and usually the first boss that groups will encounter, depending on the route that is taken.

He shifts from Troll form to Bear form and packs quite a punch. Special abilities include a silencing roar, a charge that knocks back a random player along with any other players who were within 10 yards, and a hit that can cause up to 31.5k damage in one go.

Halazzi

The Lynx god, Halazzi, is taken down by way of a multi phase fight, involving physical damage and totems. Phase 2 seems him accompanied by the Spirit of the Lynx and phase 3 requires you to take him down quickly, as he quickly spawns totems that do a lot of damage in a short time.

Akil'zon

Akil'zon is the Eagle god, and can be tackled after Nalorakk. He summons eagles throughout the encounter, which will attack the group.

Jan'alai

Jan'alai can also be tackled straight after Nalorakk, and the encounter with him is a three phase battle involving the group being teleported to him, eggs hatching, and Jan'alai's attack speed increasing.

Hex Lord Malacrass

Hex Lord Malacrass spawns four random adds which have to be killed in addition to him.

Zul'jin

Zul'jin is the end boss of Zul'Aman. The fight against him is a multi-phase fight, whereby he takes on the forms of all the animal gods already encountered in Zul'Aman, making uses of different special abilities in the different forms.