Krick and Ick

• Zombies serve as mindless muscle in the Pit of Saron's mines, stockpiling metals for Forgemaster Garfrost, and Krick - a devious leper gnome - supervises the operations from atop Ick, Krick's ghastly means of transportation.

Krick and Ick are a gnome and a plague eruptor in league with the Lich King and serve as bosses encountered in the Pit of Saron inside the second wing of the Frozen Halls.

Their death is the objective of the Frozen Halls storyline quest Deliverance from the Pit (Alliance) / (Horde).

''The diminutive necromancer Krick oversees the workers in the Pit of Saron. From atop the ghastly Ick, he can safely throw poison, explosives and dark magic at his enemies. From this vantage point, he has also learned dark secrets of Icecrown Citadel that could topple the Lich King.''

Astride Ick, an unusually large zombie, the devious gnome Krick supervises undead labor in the Pit of Saron.

For the most part, this is a fairly simple fight with a lot of movement. Focus on Ick as Krick cannot be directly targeted.

First, make sure to clear out the other plague eruptors surrounding Krick and Ick, as they will periodically wander up to the boss area, which can cause a wipe if too many join the fight. When engaging Krick and Ick, Ick will stick to basic melee, while Krick will ride atop Ick's back, firing globs of poison that will land and create a field of poison, which continues to deal damage to anyone standing in it and lasts for around ten seconds. Thus, the tank must continue to drag Krick and Ick around to avoid the poison patches. Most of the time Krick will stick to firing off Toxic Waste. If not, any of the three abilities could be cast at random:

• yell
• bossemote

Krick will target and have Ick attack a specific player including the tank. Said player must immediately run away, kiting Ick around the area taking care to not get cornered. Ick's attack power is increased, so do not get caught.

• yell
• bossemote

Ick will cast a poison nova, which is a point-blank AoE that deals extremely high damage (around 30k on Heroic) followed by a DoT ticking for 1500/6000 every three seconds. It only has an 18 yard range, so run away while he's winding up, as it's a five second cast. Death Knight's Anti-Magic Shell works to negate the damage here, enabling them to keep DPSing or tanking without running away.

• yell
• bossemote

In this attack, Ick remains stationary while Krick continuously summons mines at every player's position for 18 seconds. Said mines explode after a few seconds, so keep moving.

• The Pit of Saron
• Heroic: The Pit of Saron

• Aggro
• yell

• Poison Nova
• yell

• Explosive Barrage
• yell

• Pursuit
• yell
• yell
• yell

• Killing a player
• yell
• yell

• Outro as Alliance (upon killing Ick)
• yell
• yell
• yell
• yell
• yell
• yell
• yell
• Tyrannus uses Strangulating and then Necromantic Power, killing Krick.
• yell
• yell
• Jaina then meets up with the large group of freed slaves and Martin Victus at the base of the path.

• Outro as Horde (upon killing Ick)
• yell
• yell
• yell
• yell
• yell
• yell
• yell
• Tyrannus uses Strangulating and then Necromantic Power, killing Krick.
• yell
• yell
• Sylvanas then meets up with the large group of freed slaves and Gorkun Ironskull at the base of the path.

• In the Magic: The Gathering book, Time Streams, the primary antagonist is K'rrick, a spy who is compleated, turning him into a monster made of decaying flesh and scrap metal. The gnome's name and the choice of a plague eruptor to accompany him could be a subtle reference.
• Krick's name might also be a reference to famed molecular biologist Francis Crick, co-discoverer of the DNA molecule.
• This boss might be a reference to Master Blaster from Mad Max - Beyond Thunderdome, as Master Blaster was another pair up of a midget controller (Krick and Master), and a brutish slave (Ick and Blaster). Also, Master Blaster was the overseer of the machinery powering the city in the movie.
• Krick's voice is very similar to that of Vizzini, an arrogant and controlling midget from the movie The Princess Bride. Ick may be a reference to Fezzik, a giant in Vizzini's gang.
• Krick originally used the leper gnome model, but was later changed to a normal gnome with the glowing blue eyes of a death knight.
• Krick is voiced by Dino Andrade.

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