This raid has not yet been created/released. Blizzard has plans for MANY 10/25's to come in 3.x patches. Right now the only level 80 raids are Naxxramas, Obsidian Sanctum, Archavon Hold, and Eye of Eternity. I suspect Blizzard will release the actual raid on the Lich King in the same manor that they did with Kil'Jaden (patch 2.4 in TBC). Not much is known though. =D
The Doolittle Raid was done by the Americans, by Jimmy Doolittle
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Air Raid.......
Chaseabout Raid happened in 1565.
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Fall of the Lich King, patch 3.3 has introduced the Icecrown Citadel raid instance, with the Lich King as its final boss.
In the raid near the Maelstrom. You can only get there in the next expantion AFTER the Lich King.
Technically, Arthas became the Lich King, and currently people can fight the Lich King in Ice Crown Citadel, he is the final boss in this raid.
The Lich King is a Boss (Level 83 in stats) who is the last boss in Icecrown Citadel, a 10- and 25man raid instance introduced in patch 3.3 of Wrath of the Lich King. He is not Neutral, but will not attack unless the event is started by speaking with Tirion Fordring.
The lich king (Arthas Menethil) is a former Paladin the prince of the humans then he becomes a Death knight who kills his father, King terenas menethil. And becomes the Lich King, the guy who rules over the scourge and then went and killed a load of people.
Technically, yes. Can you raid with them and reach their level? No. Can they take you with them to where they're trying to go to attempt to skip out on buying it? No. I've tried, trust me!
Yes. The power he used to create death knights isn't hard linked to him as you might be presuming. This is evident when he loses control over his death knights and he doesn't simply cause them to 'shut down' per se.
I have added a link to where you can go in order to find out the tactics to kill the Lich King. Overall it has three phases. The first phase there are two tanks basically, one is on the Lich King and one is on the adds that spawn. You basically attack the Lich King the whole time if you're DPS. The thing that happens besides that is basically a plague called Necrotic Plague I believe. That plague you need to go behind the add that the tank is tanking. Most groups stay close together during this phase. Second phase is where you need to run out to the edge of the icy area. Because he will be casting a spell that will hurt you and anyone in that area. You will be killing Frozen Orbs (which if they get too close to anyone they will knock that person and people nearby off the icy area and you will die). And you will also be killing adds. The start of phase three is when the ice you're standing on (edge) begins to break off. If you don't run to the center right away then you will fall along with the ice and die. Phase three is basically DPS the Lich King (stay close together). He will periodically use a spell called Defile which will make a black pool on the ground. You must run away from it right away or else it will spread and eventually cover a wide area in the ground. Besides that he will have Valkyries come and pick up some raid members (depending on 10 or 25 man) and you must attack/CC the mobs or else those raid members will be thrown off the edge/dropped. After you get the Lich King down to a certain amount of his health everyone will die and there will be a roleplay that is like 2 minutes. You will then be resurrected and you'll be able to kill the Lich King easily. What I said might sound confusing but once you go to this website and watch for yourselves, you'll get a grip on it.
Firstly assuming you play the game to raid and enjoy relatively difficult content then you should enjoy the lich king encounter.Featuring a normal and heroic mode, each with five phases; the fight is one of the most challenging available and lasts for 10-15 minutes, and is the only fight which features a cut scene at the end of it revealing a significant nugget of lore (Although you can now view this cut-scene in Dalaran anyway)
The raid was done by Colonel Jimmy Doolittle It was called the Doolittle Raid
The Lich King is level 88. To go in more detail: Any raid boss will always be considered to be (Maximum Level)+3. This depends only on the current expansion's maximum level. During classic WoW, Ch'tun was 63, because the maximum level was 60. In Burning Crusade (max level 70) he was effectively 73, in Wrath 83, in Cata 88. This only affects his chance to hit, chance to be hit, and so on. Static values (his armor, HP, damage done) are not affected by his level. Because of this you still need to be at the Hit Cap (17% for casters, 8% for melee) when fighting old bosses, but you will take a lot less damage and it will die faster. The Lich King, in WotLK, was level 83 (max level 80) - but now, during Cataclysm (max level 85) he's 88.
World bosses are those really powerfull mobs out in the world of Azeroth. The ones that take an entire raid group to kill. These are not dungeon bosses, or raid bosses. They are outside of the dungeons, have spawn times, and can totally wreck your day if you go looking for them. (Link below is to the known world bosses, might be a little out of date) The four dragons of the nightmare were considered world bosses until the Cataclysm hit. Now, only Ysondre and Taerar are left, and players help Ysondre kill Taerar. Other world bosses that might me in the game still Doomlord Kazzak (Hellfire Peninsula),Teremus the Devourer (Blasted Lands).