It's a damage race at that point, nothing more. We need to time the last egg to burst at 21%, nothing more nothing less. Also, we need to stay AS A GROUP that whole time during the fight.

The poison cannot be healed out of effectively. The ideal situation in phase 2 of Buru is to be clustered together, land hard, heavy DPS and keep yourselves healed as much as possible. Health stones and Health potions buy you an extra 5-10 seconds of damage during that phase.

A lot of time it's hard to find the next egg. There's a number of factors I have to consider when I call damage on the next egg, and unfortunately most of the time the egg I really would like to go to isn't respawned yet.

The way I'm going to call it next time is similar to the way we've been doing it, except when we blow up the egg it's going to be JUST two melee classes on the egg, preferrably a paladin and rogue. The rest of the raid group is going to stay clustered and move to the next egg and damage that. Melee will handle the spawn and then move in. Moving to the next egg will allow people to not take the explosion damage in the form of 500 nature damage, and allow them to take their nature protection potion at the start of the fight so that they'll have other potions off cooldown for phase 2.

What we were doing wrong was we were way too vocal during that fight and not focusing. We need to stay together, and those with defined roles know how to do them. Every one else has to move as a unit.

At 21-22% we can take some time and position ourselves by an egg of our choosing and then bandage ourselves up. Then we need to work fears: warriors first, then priests, then locks. Warlocks should have their Voidwalkers out for this fight so they can sac it for extra longevity. Then we have everything we need to handle that last few seconds of damage, then the debuff goes away, we can heal up, and handle the spawns with AOE/single/whatever.