They're not resisting spells as level 83s in your normal traditional thinking.

There's 2 things going on. Spell miss, which you over come with Spell hit. And there's that innate spell resistance everything has (cept to Holy unless that's changed) that's normally covered by a Warlock Curse of Shadows to completely negate it, for most bosses.

So you won't resist at the 60-80% or whatever resist rate +13 mobs have on you. You'll just find that you'd resist stuff even if you're at "spell hit cap". And that's due to the innate resistances they've obtained and you can no longer negate with level 70 spells. Though perhaps some people still might be able to if they try, it just won't be your normal "pve raid" gear to do it.

"Skull type bosses are the hardest mobs to kill in WoW. Their level is not displayed as a number, but as a death's head sign. These bosses have a "dynamic" level - when a numeric level is required for some calculation, they are considered to be 3 levels above the player character involved in that calculation. That is, if both a level 60 warrior and a level 65 druid both tank the same skull type boss, the boss will make crushing blows on the warrior as if it was 63, and on the druid as if it was 68. Similarly, the boss will resist their respective powers as a 63- and 68-level creature would. The first skull type boss that a player may fight with in PvE is Pyroguard Emberseer in Upper Blackrock Spire. There are also some skull type bosses that a usual player will not fight with, e. g. bosses in Capitals or Nessy in the Deeprun Tram. "

http://www.wowwiki.com/Boss

"Since they have been tuned for level 80s though, they damage from non-crits and their overall health has been adjusted."

But, please let it be this Saturday. I'm working the polls next Saturday ><.

Agreed Zoo

4am isn't gonna happen for me. Evenings, weekends. Though I could probably do a midnight raid on Friday.

However, they are not technically a level "83" boss. The '??' equals three levels above your current level. As a 65, the bosses would crit based on a level 68 mob. At 66, the bosses would crit based on a level 69 mob.

Since they have been tuned for level 80s though, they damage from non-crits and their overall health has been adjusted.

I would recommend trying to handle two raids simultaneously. All mages, rogues, and warlocks would be in one raid by themselves with all their pvp gear dealing death to all the hordies. Then you can have your tanks/healers/other dps decked out in their PVE gear. (T5 or better should do for nontanks)

Just random thoughts.......

id go if u told em the time and place

I will try to make a 4pm Saturday run.

Future raid will be about 70 of the most elite members from Tempest, Serenity, and Downfall. George will get in contact with me or one of our officers to let us know when. Its going to be a 4am Saturday run.

I think we'd always be interested, its just the date/time that would matter. :D