Dimensius drops an omni-token, good for any tier slot!

Deep within Manaforge Omega, Dimensius ""the All-Devouring"" and destroyer of K'aresh, stirs as his devoted ethereal followers use the Dark Heart to give him sustenance. If they succeed, they will unleash a being of unfathomable power that threatens to destroy the very fabric of reality.

Phase 1

• Split your raid team into two halves which will enter the arena from different portals; one on the left, one on the right.

• Whichever tank has aggro should be in the middle, as the boss's auto attacks hit in a circle around the tank, and the tankbuster will knock everyone away.

• As the encounter starts, kill the adds on each side and have a player pick up an orb called Excess Mass by running over it. You may assign people to do this but it is not required.

• Once they are dead, get ready to run to the middle of the platform once the boss casts Devour. When players holding Excess Mass orbs stand together, this will spawn a purple gravity puddle.

• Any player not standing in the purple puddle when Devour goes off will be instantly killed.

• Once the cast ends, players split back up to their sides - Try to do this quickly in order to avoid the auto-attack coming for the tank. Soon after, the tankbuster will knock everyone back from the middle; watch out for the edge!

• The tankbuster spawns additional adds just like the one at the start of the encounter. Kill them and have players pick up Excess Mass as before.

• Soon after, you will see a dark circle on each side of the platform which explodes.

• Once it explodes, it becomes a soak mechanic with a big purple orb; everyone should stand in this as soon as possible, as each moment in the soak reduces its final explosion.

• During the soak, two players on each side will be targeted with Reverse gravity. These players will be knocked up high into the air with a circle under them and pulled slowly towards the boss.

• Holders of the Excess Mass orbs should stand in these circles to bring their friends back down. If any player is pulled all the way into the boss, they die.

• Soon after the Reverse Gravity is resolved, another tank buster will knock players away from the middle and spawn adds just like before.

• Once the Excess Masses from these adds are picked up, you will be repeating the previous mechanic with the soak and Reverse Gravity again.

• After the soak is resolved, each side should group up, as the boss will cast Devour again and you will need to create another gravity puddle.

• This is followed by another tankbuster and additional adds. Rinse and repeat the previous mechanics, but meet up back in the middle of the arena again if you see another Devour cast, as you will need all of your Excess Gravity to survive.

Phase 2

• It's Dragonriding time! As soon as Xalatath allows it, mount up on your dragonriding mount and press your forward surge button in order to fly into a ring.

• If you have done any dragonriding races before, this should feel very familiar. Note that you don't have to fly through each ring but they do give you vigor each to help increase your speed.

• While flying, the boss will be casually throwing fragments of worlds at you, and shoot a beam from his chest. Just make sure to dodge them.

• Keep following the rings (or freestyle your way) to a small platform where you will fight a large void add.

• Note: There are hidden Stellar Cores around the flight path, under or around space rocks, which deal damage to the large add when flown through.

• Their placement is the same every time, so if you grab one you can repeat that every time.

• Once you land on the platform, ensure the add is pulled towards the half of the platform pointing towards the boss, as the platform will be split in 4 quadrants and you will get pushed back later.

• As mentioned, the platform will now be split in 4 quadrants by small adds that cannot be moved. Choose one to kill in the line that splits the left/right sides, as you will need to move to the sides soon.

• Look at the boss itself, as he will raise one arm, and run to the opposite side of the raised arm, sticking pretty close to the edge. The boss is throwing a planet at you, which covers the rest of the platform.

• Soon after the planet has landed, the boss will cast a powerful pushback.

• You can solve this with movement speed boosts and mobility if you're confident, but most groups will opt to kill one of the front/back dividing adds in order to create a gap instead.

• Once the big add is finally dead, you will be allowed to fly again, exactly as before just further towards the boss.

• The second platform will be the same as the first, the only difference being the abilities used by the big add; the first will have a frontal line and the second will have a circle AoE.

• Killing the second add takes you to...

Phase 3

• This phase starts with the boss taking 50% increased damage, this is likely where you will send your Bloodlust unless you need it to push another phase.

• Once the boss recovers, he will throw down little planets with purple circles under them. These purple circles will prevent Devour later in the fight, just like the gravity puddles in Phase 1.

• During this phase, the tanks should split off from the rest of the group, as the boss once again auto-attacks them in a circle that knockes players away.

• Note that the back of the platform and the boss itself will both kill you if you step there, making the knockbacks extremely dangerous.

• After all the planets are spawned, the boss will start sending out shockwaves from three spots around the arena, one after the other.

• These shockwaves deal damage and debuff you to take additional damage from the next shockwave for 3 sec when you get hit (which you will, unless you have a blink-type ability).

• You can resolve this by moving close to the first shockwave, then moving towards the second shockwave so it hits you after 3 seconds, then letting the last one hit you after 3 seconds as well.

• At this point, the boss should cast Devour, so get under a planet. This also shrinks the arena.

• Then, he will explode one of the planets and turn it into a black hole, which deals big proximity-based damage.

• The black hole "lethally spaghettifyes" anyone who stands in it, but it is thankfully fairly obviously different.

• Not standing in a gravity puddle or under a planet during Devour casts.

• Not being saved by your team if targeted with Reverse Gravity in P1.

• Being knocked off platforms, into the boss, or into void, depending on the phase. Tankbusters and the boss's auto-attacks are the biggest contributor, but there are several mechanics to worry about.

• Not reaching the platforms quickly enough in Phase 2.

Picking up an Excess Mass orb in P1 and not helping your Reverse Gravity'd friends down.

Tanks: Standing too close to your team in P1 or P3.

• Devour casts in P1 and P3 deal heavy damage even if you resolve it correctly.

• The soaks in P1 will deal a bit of damage to everyone while they are soaking, and potentially a huge amount of damage if not enough time was spent soaking.

• In P2, the pushback phase will deal a good chunk of damage, make sure people are topped up beforehand.

• In P3, any created black holes will deal a large burst of raidwide damage, depending on the distance from the black hole. Likely a good spot for a raid cooldown.

• Start of P3 during the damage amp.