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![]() ![]() many items and abilities have been deliberately disabled including Covenants, Legendaries, and Azerite powers/gear. In order to maintain a similar challenge throughout expansions. Your gear, trinkets and stats do matter, but all your gear is scaled down to a maximum item level of 50. The Timewalking version of the Mage Tower Challenge follows Timewalking gear rules. For a more general overview of the encounter, please see the button below.Īn Impossible Foe - Mage Tower Challenge Overviewīest Fire Mage Gear for Mage Tower Challenge If you die, you will fail the scenario and need to start at the beginning. This fight is very hectic, but with a little practice and preparation, it's manageable. The most important thing about this fight is to avoid getting overwhelmed by the imps that spawn while also avoiding the meteors. In this scenario you must face off against Agatha, the demon imp mother. The scenario is designed to test not only your ability to DPS, but also your mastery of all aspects of your specialization including damage and utility usage. This challenge consists of 3 Stages that you must overcome in order to obtain your Challenge Appearance. The Mage Tower Challenge encounter for Fire Mages is An Impossible Foe. What is the Fire Mage Mage Tower Challenge? - An Impossible Foe As with all Mythic variants of the Tomb of Sargeras raid sets, these feature additional glow effects when compared to the sets from lower difficulties. Players who complete any of the Legion Timewalking Mage Tower Challenges available for their class will be rewarded with a recolor of the Tier 20 Mythic set, complete special glowing effects. For all things Evoker and Mage, you can find him in his Discord, on Twitter, posting videos to YouTube, and streaming on Twitch.įire Mage Mage Tower Challenge Transmog Reward He has also commentated multiple community events such as the Keystone Masters, numerous charity events, and the Team Liquid Race to World First. Preheat plays Evoker and Mage and has participated in the MDI and multiple Race to World First events over the years. This guide is written and maintained by Preheat, previously a World First raider and founding member of Liquid. Due to its popularity, the challenge has been converted into a timewalking feature. The Mage Tower Challenge is a returning feature, being first released during the Legion expansion. In this guide, we'll cover optimal talents, consumables, and Fire Mage specific tips for you to beat this solo challenge. Learn how to defeat the Legion Timewalking Mage Tower Challenge encounter, Agatha, as a Fire Mage. ![]() ![]() ![]() Past that, even large differences in tire pressure in a given tire size have small impacts on rolling resistance-on the order of low single-digit watts, in terms of how much extra power you have to produce to overcome them. On unpaved roads or even chip-and-seal surfaces, which we generally loathe for their buzzy feel, a high-pressure tire will deflect off the surface, actually creating more rolling resistance than a lower-pressure tire that conforms to the imperfections. The rougher the surface, the more lower pressure helps. We’ve known for years that a wider tire actually rolls faster at a given pressure, due to less sidewall deflection. It doesn’t affect rolling resistance nearly as much as you fear ![]() RELATED: Five Great Tires for Gravel Grinding Other times, the label will read “recommended” but the pressure has no bearing on real-world use (108psi on a 28mm Panaracer GravelKing, for example). In some instances, the pressure printed on the side is a max recommended pressure (say, 9 bar, or a teeth-rattling 130psi). Tiremakers often print a pressure range on the tire sidewall, but it’s not designed for real-world use. We’re constantly telling people to read the manufacturer’s recommendations, but a tire is one place where you want to take official advice with a grain of salt, or you’ll end up with vastly over-inflated tires. If you only use one pump and it consistently reads low or high, that’s less of an issue as long as you know how far off it is. Gauge accuracy is most important if you’re using different pumps. Options range from an inexpensive Meiser gauge (about $15) to one of the super high-resolution, use-specific digital gauges from Kappius Components ($160). If you want to ensure you’re getting an accurate pressure reading, an independent gauge is a good way to check your pump. It’s particularly important when dealing with low pressures, as with wide mountain bike tires (or cyclocross racing tires), where even a few PSI difference can be outsize in terms of percentage of total pressure. Most floor pumps come with a gauge, but when we’ve checked various pumps against an independent gauge, they can be off by 10psi or more at 90psi. Your pump gauge may not measure it correctly They’re a good general rule of thumb for how to think about tire pressure relative to size, but ultimately, what you end up with is going to be highly dependent on your riding style, your weight, and how you like your bike to ride. These are starting points to play with, not absolutes. When you start plugging in numbers, you see that even a couple of millimeters’ extra width yields surprising differences in tire volume. The formula for volume of a cylinder is V = π r 2 h (where h is the height of the cylinder, which would be the same as the circumference of the wheel). Unroll an inner tube and it’s basically a cylinder. But a 28mm tire at 90psi is a bouncy mess, so you have to adjust air pressure downward. If you’re swapping from a traditional 23mm road clincher to 25- or 28mm tires, or from a 2.1-inch mountain bike tire to a meatier 2.3, you’re increasing tire volume significantly. Whether road or mountain, plus-size tires are all the rage right now. ![]() You should adjust it according to tire volume Rims can cool down significantly in even a few seconds when brakes aren’t applied. To keep tire pressure manageable, don’t ride the brakes. Ever feel like your bike is jarringly harsh on descents? Hot tires might be why. At that temp, a clincher originally inflated at 70 degrees to 90psi is actually closer to 115 psi. Sustained rim braking during long descents can boost the temperature inside the tube past 300 degrees. It's not just environmental temperatures that matter. Play icon The triangle icon that indicates to play Doesn’t sound like much, huh? But Poertner says even a 3- to 5psi drop can make a larger impact on a rider’s perceived vertical stiffness than the difference between, say, Specialized’s aero (but stiff) Venge and its all-around, more comfy Tarmac. For roadies, that means roughly 2psi for every 10 degrees up or down from whatever temperature it was when you inflated your tire. RELATED: The Mechanics of Perfectly Inflated Bike TiresĪ good rule of thumb is that a 10-degree change in Fahrenheit will increase pressure roughly two percent, says Silca’s Josh Poertner, who probably thinks about tire pressure more than anyone. Here are five things you need to know about tire pressure. But it’s also pretty simple: Because it’s free, you can experiment with it almost endlessly. Tire pressure is surprisingly complex, in that it’s affected by everything from your rim width to how much you brake on descents. Given how much cyclists think about things like upgrades, it’s amazing how easily we miss one simple and free way to improve how our bikes ride: getting the right tire pressure. ![]() |