Intrepid: Drowned Halls ("iDH") is the new refurbished Tier 1 Level 60 10-man Sliver. It's a Level 62 version of the old Level 50 Drowned Halls Sliver with minimal mechanic changes.
Note: It's very easy. Has fantastic loot. Don't miss out!
Firstly, you'll need one person in your raid to jump into the instance in order for everyone else to get in.
You'll need either Quantum Sight (Defiant) or Omen Sight (Guardian) planar abilities that you buy from Sanctum or Meridian Planar vendors (the same place you get your Summon Rescue Medic ability).
Put up your Quantum Sight/Omen Sight buff and head to the lowest stairs leading to Lord's Hall in the zone, Scarwood Reach. (3090, 4117).
The portal to the right is Intrepid: Drowned Halls. (the left one is Level 50 Drowned Halls).
You'll find that sometimes the trash mob packs in iDH can be harder-hitting than the actual bosses themselves.
Luckily, you are rewarded with a pretty high rate of trash drops. In my first run we got 3 trash drops and other raid groups have been reporting several trash drops as well.
He will emote "PlayerName, stand at attention!" at a random player every now and then, teleport the player to him and then stun that player for a few seconds.
This mechanic hits a random player and causes them to have the 'Fear' status. This debuff is cleansable. You can use Break Free to break out of this.
Tank – needs to run through the boss so that the boss faces away from the stunned player (person Jorb emotes for "Stand to Attention").
Melee DPS – has to run through to the side that the stunned player is at. This way, Commander Jorb's cleave won't hit anyone other than the tank.
Stunned players – after their stun is off, simply return to their position – either with the rest of melee dps or with ranged.
Ranged stays at range to the side of Jorb.
Healers cleanse whoever is feared with "you can't hide" emote. Note that you can use Break Free.
Note: His cleave is rather large and almost 180 degrees in front of him so you want to be behind him at all times if you are melee dps.
The only reason why there's more than one healer is to mitigate RNG, just in case the healer is stunned or feared (with Break Free abilities on CD).
Joloral will emote "Joloral Ragetide glares at PlayerName" on a random player. That player will then get a green circle around them and be stunned/locked in place. After a short while, anyone near that player will also get stunned.
You can Break Free from this ability.
Have the Off-Tank tank the other adds. As for seacaps, have the other tank eat some of the seacaps to spread the damage increase. When a big add or the boss is near a seacap, they'll eat them to gain a damage buff. So it's good to spread them between the Boss and the large Adds.
Make sure you are inside the encounter before you begin. Unlike in Lvl50 DH, you need to be below the middle section of the stairway leading to the encounter, otherwise you'll be locked out.
Have your Main Tank tank Joloral Ragetide next to the stairs the entire encounter.
Have your Off Tank tank the other add and move it across seacaps to eat them (instead of the Boss eating them).
Spread out to avoid getting stunned. Use Break Free if you do get stunned.
Fairly simple fight. Add a healer if you think you're having trouble keeping the tank alive. That said, you can potentially do this encounter with a single Tank.
This is cast fairly often over the course of the fight. Interruptible. If not interrupted it will deal damage to the raid. Unlike Lvl50 DH, missing an interrupt won't kill anyone.
This is a raid-wide AoE attack that Isskal does. Deals ~ 6k-7k Water damage. Just heal the raid back up.
At some point during the fight he'll cast a spiral currant in the room with emote "Go with the current – or die!". You'll need to run in the same direction as the Wave or else you'll take ticks of damage. It'll go in one random direction (left or right), then switch to the opposite direction. Seacap adds will also spawn that you can dps down.
At some point during the fight he'll cast Glacial Wave which is a movement phase. There will be 3 Rings around the room. An Inner Ring, Middle Ring and Outer Ring.
Only one of these rings is safe. The 'safe' zone' is the section that doesn't have glowing/animated blue lights and ripple animations.
It seems that unlike Lvl50 DH, the starting point is random. I've seen the starting ring be the Inner Ring, and at other times the Middle Ring.
The above image shows the Middle Ring is safe. The Inner and Outer Rings have blue textures that indicate that those rings are about to deal damage. At this point you can still safely move in-between Ring sections.
However, once a Ring receives a 'watery' blue texture on it, it means if you are on top of it you will take ~16,000 damage per tick.
Confirm which players will interrupt and in what order prior to starting the encounter. If you are using voice chat, have someone call out who is interrupting next. Otherwise use Raid Warning or hope the interrupters are paying attention.
For Currant Phases, ensure you are running in the correct direction. It starts off in one direction, then switches to the opposite direction.
At the start there will be several Add packs in the middle. Just pull them all together and AoE them down.
Hydriss constantly casts Tsunami. This is a 'wave'-type cleave that she points in random directions. Her Tsunami does not hit directly behind her, so if you stack behind her, or at least are directly behind her (even in ranged) you should be able to avoid this.
She'll turn a random player into a Seacap. That play will be feared and unable to use abilities. Have your healers Cleanse this or Break Free.
A dragon whelp add will emote "I answer the call of Hydriss!" and start descending from the stairs. Have the tank pick it up. It generates a Blue Aura around it that decreases damage and healing of players inside the Aura. DPS it down.
At some point Hydriss will emote "The power of the Water Plane is unleashed" and two Hives will spawn, generating adds. Incoming damage on Hydriss will be reduced during this phase.
DPS the Hives, ignore the adds.
White AoE circles will appear that will damage you. Avoid them. However, the tank should tank the adds in such a way that they are on top of the AoE circles as those circles will also damage them.
Once both Hives are destroyed, you can turn to killing the remaining adds.
At some point Hydriss will emote "Your death is nigh, heretics!" and will float up. A large Bubble will appear somewhere in the encounter area. You need to stay in this bubble to be immune to her raid-wide AoE attack.
However, 3 Water Elemental adds will spawn near the Bubble and slowly move towards it. If they touch the Bubble, the bubble 'pops' and you will no longer be Immune to her raid-wide AoE attack.
To prevent them from popping the Bubble, DPS them down and use Knockbacks and other CC to prevent them from reaching the Bubble.
When you start the encounter, Hydriss will be immune to damage and she will be hovering down the stairs in front of the encounter. Once she reaches the bottom, she becomes active. Kill the add packs prior to that.
Stack behind her. Whether in melee or at range, just make sure to be directly aligned with her back.
Cleanse people who turn into adds and/or Break Free.
When Dragon Whelp spawns; Tank picks it up when in range. Ranged players stay out of the bubble. DPS the add down.
When Hives appear, DPS them down. Avoid White AoE. Tank pulls adds onto White AoE to damage them down. When Hives are destroyed, dps remaining adds.
During Bubble phase; run/mount towards the bubble. Stay inside and DPS down the water elemental adds that spawn near the bubble. Use Knockback and other CC abilities to prevent them from reaching the bubble.
And that's it! Have fun with all these awesome loot drops in Intrepid: Drowned Halls!


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Florence Harriet Fitzgerald was a watercolour artist best known for her flower and landscape paintings. Born in Brompton, London, Fitzgerald was the daughter of John Anster Fitzgerald (1819 – 1906), a painter of fairy pictures and other imaginative subjects, whose work is represented in Tate and the Guildhall Art Gallery, London.
Florence studied at the British Museum and the Royal Academy Schools. In 1889 she married the landscape painter Walter Follen Bishop (1856 – 1936). Florence continued to exhibit widely at the Royal Society of Artists, Birmingham, Royal Society of British Artists, Royal Cambrian Academy and eight times at the Royal Academy (between 1887 – 1990).
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Last week Thomas McBroom told me he thought the renovation market was heating up, with some well-healed clubs spending some cash to improve their facilities, including their golf course. He pointed to the work he was doing at Donalda, but Jeff Mingay, a Windsor architect (and a friend of mine) is also benefiting from this.
Originally built in 1959 on what was basically farm land, five of the holes will be completely new while the other 13 will be decidedly different.
Gone is the succession of long par 3s.
"What used to be rather monotonous holes — three of them were all 210 yards — are now going to be fun," said Mingay, who has been called one of the sharpest young men in and around the field of golf course design.
Gone are the course's one-after-another dogleg rights.
"We used to have eight dogleg rights; now there will only be two of them," said Goplin.
That still doesn't include one of the biggest things the Derrick needed: a new drainage system.
"It's as close as it gets to starting from scratch," Mingay added.
With a total of $12 million being spent on the golf course plus the fitness, aquatic, curling and racquet sports facilities — $6 million on the course; $6 million on the facilities — outside of the LPGA Tour coming back to Edmonton this summer, the "new" Derrick is this year's big news as far as local golf is concerned.
Mingay had a hand in Blackhawk and Cabot Links, and has done significant work in Western Canada at places like Victoria, as well as in the Pacific-Northwest. But this is one of the first instances he has to show what he can do on an extensive renovation. He's also expected to do extensive work at Toronto's York Downs as well.
Curtis Stock's piece in the Edmonton Journal on Derrick Club can be found here.
Next postToo many course ratings?
As a member of the Oakville Golf Club, Jeff did our reno two years ago and did a great job. He was honest and welcomed the members opinion before the reno's. Today, we are playing a better golf course for all to enjoy.
I wish Jeff the best of luck with Derrek Club.
Thank you MrHall, that means a lot. I appreciate the compliment, thanks again.
I'm also a member at the Oakville Golf Club and agree that Jeff created a much improved layout which has also allowed our greens to flourish. We are all concerned with change and expense but you need to bit the bullet and let the professional make the right recommendation.


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10 Northern European Mysteries That Remain Unsolved
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Mysteries, mysteries everywhere. For everything we know, there's so much more that we don't. Whether it's an unsolved crime, an unexplained sighting, or weird things falling from the sky, sometimes there are just no answers.
On this list are ten mysteries from Northern Europe that need solving. Hopefully someday, someone will do just that, especially where doing so could provide closure to the families of those who fell victim to as-yet unsolved crimes.
10 Double Murder In Linkoping
On October 19, 2004, Anna-Lena Svensson, 56, and an eight-year-old schoolboy by the name of Mohammed Ammouri were going about their day in Linkoping, Sweden. Suddenly, a commotion startled passersby. The woman collapsed, having been stabbed in her stomach. Minutes after this, while people rushed to her aid, Ammouri also started screaming. Then everything was quiet. Both had been attacked in the street in broad daylight. The little boy died immediately, while the woman lost the fight for her life in the hospital a few days later.[1]
The police collected several pieces of evidence from the scene, including the murder weapon (a butterfly knife) and a piece of clothing. They were confident that they would find the murderer within 24 hours, having set their sights on a suspect who was thought to be mentally ill. Almost 14 years later, police have questioned more than 7,000 suspects, but the murderer is still on the loose. With no apparent motive for the crimes, it seems unlikely at this stage that the case will ever be solved.
9 Purple Slime In Lyngen Fjord
Photo credit: Roger B. Larsen/UIT
In August 2015, fishermen fishing off the coast of Northern Norway began reporting a strange phenomenon in the area. A thick, purple, mucoid slime had appeared almost overnight, covering millions of cubic meters around the Lyngen Fjord.[2]
Experts who investigated the phenomenon likened the texture of the slime to that of margarine and initially believed it to be the remains of dead jellyfish. The slime covered the fish that the fishermen were catching and even messed with their sonar equipment. A fisheries expert said that he had never seen anything like the purple substance in the fjords.
However, now almost three years later, no real confirmation has been given that the slime did indeed come from a type of jellyfish. Therefore, the reason for its existence remains a mystery.
8 Where's Beverina Castle?
Latvian history states that Estonians stormed and attacked Beverina Castle in 1208 in the district of Trikata. The Estonians retreated and settled down for the night at a lake near the road of Beverina. However, the crusaders and the Kaupo happened upon them here and chased them away. After this, they had a morning meal at the same lake.[3]
The name of the lake remains unknown as well as the destination to which the road of Beverina led to. However, the biggest mystery remains the location of Beverina Castle. The castle is mentioned 16 times in the Chronicle of Henry and was the residence of Talivaldis. The exact location of the castle is never mentioned. It is thought by archaeologists that the castle may be located on two foothills near Lake Vaidava, but research has never been done to validate this theory.
7 What Happened To Greenland's Vikings?
Photo credit: Ciril Jazbec
In September 1408, Sigrid Bjornsdottir and Thorstein Olafsson married in a beautiful granite church on a fjord slope in Greenland. They had ended up in Greenland after their boat was blown off course while traveling from Norway to Iceland, and they decided to stay and make a life for themselves with the Vikings who had already settled there over hundreds of years. Their union in marriage, as well as other information about the daily goings-on in Greenland, was documented in three letters and recorded by scribes.[4] However, the existence of the Vikings seemingly ceased after these recordings. They simply disappeared.
When Europeans returned to Greenland in the 18th century, they found no human life, only the ruins of the Vikings who once lived and loved there. The most popular theory for their unexplained disappearance was climate change. Cooling temperatures and glaciers forming in the area are thought to have been too much for the Vikings. Soil erosion and lack of trees to build more ships were cited as part of the problem as well. New research, however, suggests that the colder weather may not have been the reason at all. Rather, the Black Death could have caused the Vikings to return to the lands they originally came from. All of this remains speculation at this point, though, and the reason for the vanishing Vikings remains a mystery.
6 Swedish Spheres
In May 1808, villagers in Biskopsberga, Sweden, were out in the hot sun, working on farms or simply going about their day, when it suddenly became rather dark. Looking up, they saw that the Sun had grown dim and that they could look directly into it. Then, a host of objects that resembled spheres appeared from the west. They were dark in color and headed toward the ever-dimming Sun. As they approached it, the spheres became black and lined up in a straight line, heading toward the horizon.[5]
The villagers stared as these little balls filled up the sky, never becoming stationary but continuously moving toward the Sun and then disappearing in the east. K.G. Wettermark, secretary of the Swedish Academy of Sciences, saw one of the spheres hit the ground, and he remarked that it left behind a thin film resembling a cobweb, which soon completely disappeared. A reason or explanation for this incident has yet to be found.
5 Ulfberht Swords
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There remains a lot to learn about the Vikings and the technology they used. One artifact that has puzzled archaeologists for a very long time is the Ulfberht sword. Up until recently (2014), 170 of these swords have been found, all dating to between AD 800 and 1000.[6]
The mystery surrounding the blades of these swords is how pure they are. Compared to the rest of Europe, which was producing sword blades that were brittle and of bad quality, the Vikings somehow came up with the Ulfberht blade, which contained almost no impurities and compares to modern steel. The blades contained three times as much carbon compared to other medieval steel swords. It is also unknown where the raw material would have come from, since steel production didn't start in Europe until 800 years later.
Even the swords' inscriptions of "ULFBERH+T" remains a mystery. Just how and why the Vikings decided to produce such an advanced sword has yet to be figured out by the experts.
4 Murder Of Auli Kylikki Saari
On May 17, 1953, 17-year-old Auli Kyllikki Saari from Finland left for church on her bicycle. She also worked in the church office and attended prayer meetings. On this particular day, Auli returned from the church service and immediately retired to her bedroom, stating she was tired and wanted to rest. Her parents found this very unusual.[7]
Later the same day, she left for a prayer meeting with her friend Maiju. Later, Maiju claimed that Auli had seemed nervous and anxious the entire day. On their way back home from the church, the two girls split at a crossroad section, and a man called Tie-Jaska saw Auli traveling along 1.6 kilometers (1 mi) further. He was the last person to see her alive.
A missing persons report was only filed a few days after, as Auli's parents were used to her sleeping over at Maiju's place and weren't concerned when she didn't come home that Sunday. In the weeks that followed Auli's disappearance, witnesses reported seeing a cream-colored car with a bicycle in the trunk, while others claimed to have heard cries for help and gunshots near a lake in Kaarankajarvi.
In July, Auli's bike was found deep in the forest, and in October, her remains were discovered at the place she was last seen alive after her shoe, scarf, and a man's sock were discovered there. She was half-naked, and her coat was wrapped around her head. After her body was found, her other shoe was also discovered. There were many suspects, including a vicar, a policeman, and a ditch-digger, but nothing panned out from investigations into their involvement. Auli's murderer seemingly got away with his crime.
3 Denmark's Ancient Labyrinth
Photo credit: Pernille Rohde Sloth
Early in 2017, archaeologists discovered a massive Stone Age labyrinth in Stevns in Denmark. The entrances in each of the five rows of fence within the labyrinth had been constructed to be offset from the others' openings. It is unclear to experts why it would have been designed like this, even though it seems to have been done deliberately.
Inside the labyrinth, early excavations have revealed pits containing fragments of tools and ceramic, including pottery and axes. However, this find didn't bring them any closer to understanding the possible purpose for the labyrinth being constructed in the first place.[8] Theories include that it may have served as a Sun temple, and rituals would have taken place there. However, more excavating is needed to understand the real purpose of the structure.
2 Kaali Crater Mystery
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More than 7,000 years ago, a massive meteorite entered the Earth's atmosphere and broke into pieces. Some of those rocks smacked into Kaali on the Estonian island of Saaremaa. The collision left nine craters in the area, which is now called the Kaali Meteorite Crater Field.[9]
The biggest crater on the island has the remains of a stone wall surrounding it that dates back to the Bronze Age. This mysterious structure is believed to have been put up by an ancient cult that settled in the area and who may have used the crater as a watering place, considering that it is filled with water to this day. Experts have also found many animal bones inside the walls' perimeter, leading them to believe that animal sacrifice may have taken place here as well. Scientists are unable to turn theory into fact, however, seeing that they cannot search the waters of the Kaali lake for possible further findings, as oak tree deposits prevent them from entering the water deeper than 4 meters (13 ft).
1 Scandinavian Star Fire
Photo credit: Terje Fredh/Sjöhistoriska Museet
On April 7, 1990, a devastating fire broke out on a passenger ferry called the Scandinavian Star, which traveled the waters between Oslo and Denmark. The fire spread quickly throughout the ferry, and 159 people lost their lives. Several reasons for the large loss of life included the thick smoke preventing passengers from finding the exits and crew members who could not communicate to the passengers in their native languages.[10]
It was initially thought that one arsonist started the fire, but later investigations in 2009 proved that more than one person would have had to be involved in doing so. In 2016, a retired ship inspector blamed two unnamed crew members for the fire, saying that they had set it deliberately and that he would testify in court to that effect.
However, in June 2017, it has been widely reported that after a new inquest into the disaster, no evidence of sabotage or even arson for financial reasons could be established. In the meantime, the culprits remain free.
Estelle lives in Gauteng, SA.
We have plenty more unsolved mysteries where these came from. For just a handful, check out 10 Mysteries Unlikely To Ever Be Solved and 10 Historical Murder Mysteries Still Waiting For An Answer.
Estelle is a regular writer for Listverse.
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There are some new things we learned about The CW's "re-imagination" of Roswell and we want to share them with you today. Also, the "The Originals" alum Carina Adly MacKenzie recently spoke about her current writing project in an interview with Purefandom.com.
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Are original cast members on board?
[…] The reboot, however, will add a Trump-era twist: the Sallinger family will be first-generation Mexican immigrants.
But Sallinger might not be the name of Liz' family after all. As said above MacKenzie stated that in her version it's Liz Ortecho.


Do you know this feeling when you walk through your neighborhood and spot something new that seems worth a visit? This just happened to us when we spotted Doppio Pazzo, a small café serving delicious coffee and various cakes, pastries, salads and breakfast treats.
The clean interior kept in black, white and grey radiates a calm atmosphere and you can easily stay here for one or two hours. The coffee was served quickly, hot and had a delicious flavor (they seem to use a good type of bean). The coffee is a bit more expensive, soy and almond milk cost extra but its worth the price.
We had the chance to try their overnight oats which are which are gluten- and sugar free. You can enjoy this healthy snack there or as take-away.
Das sieht toll aus – muss ich unbedingt ausprobieren! Die Fotos sind auch sehr schön. Danke für den Tipp!