Baron Geddon was improved in the last patch and this is the hard version.

World record level: Average 23.9.
First in the world to defeat Hard Baron Geddon with an average level of less than 24.

Strategy:
Charlga Razorflank defends.
Rend Blackhand attacks.

Boss Mini vs Player Mini:
Baron Geddon vs. Gargoyle and Fairy Dragon
Fire Elementals against Harpies, Pup Egg, Polymorph, Charlga,
Gargoyle vs Banshee
Drake, Griffin Vulture vs Chimera, Blizzard, Rend
Living Bomb vs Dark Miner

Level 28 Gargoyle can be achieved by using XP Boost (20) + Diamond (4) + Rare/Blue Gargoyle (4) = 28.

A high level Gargoyle boosted with the Fairy Dragon's resistance was enough for us to damage the boss for 33% HP each phase, so I took out my Gargoyle, switched from Rend to Charlga, and focused on defense.

Some players without an XP boost slot will probably need 2x Gargoyles at level 24, 25. This would be enough to damage the boss, but may make it harder to defend. Good luck!

NOTE: The video quality is blurrier than my other videos because I forgot to double the bitrate after doubling the screen size to include the second screen. Future videos will be the highest quality!

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Blackrock Mountain – the result of an act now widely considered wrong – was created when the Dark Iron dwarf Thaurissan summoned Ragnaros to Azeroth. Ragnaros promptly burned Thaurissan's kingdom to the ground, creating what is now known as Blackrock Mountain.

Deep beneath the fiery surface of Blackrock lies a realm of nightmares known as Molten Core. This treacherous realm is home to searing creatures born of fire and earth, including the most ferocious of flamewakers, dangerous elementals, and monstrous core hounds.

Any adventurer unwary or brave enough to enter Ragnaros' realm must defeat his fiery dignitaries before taking on the Firelord, lord of flames and master of all elementals. You get what I mean. You don't need a raid made up of just warriors or Hydraxian water, just a guildmate and carefully assembled armies of your favorite minis.

BARON GEDDON
The award for best schemer and intriguer goes to none other than one of the oldest fire elementals, Baron Geddon. Once the right-hand man of Lord Ragnaros, Geddon was demoted after being seen as weak during the war against the Titans. After being replaced by the "lowly" flame-waker Majordomo Executus, Geddon vowed to find a way to overthrow the Majordomo and reclaim what was rightfully his.

Geddon orchestrated the betrayal of Thunderaan, the Windseeker, in order to gain the favor of the Firelord Ragnaros. With Garr's help, they managed to isolate the air elemental from his allies, but their attempts to destroy him were futile. Instead, they imprisoned him in the talisman known as the Shackles of the Windseeker. Although Geddon was victorious in his plan to rid the world of Thunderaan, he did not regain his position alongside his master. Instead, Ragnaros broke the talisman and tasked Geddon and Garr with protecting one half each.

Geddon suspects that Garr covets both halves of the talisman. Could centuries of intrigue have made Geddon paranoid? Is Garr plotting a betrayal of his own? Is the floor really made of lava? Find out in the next episode of Am I the Drama?*

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