Jammal ' an the Prophet Jammal ' an the Prophet is a level 50 elite ( level 54 elite prior to Patch 2 . 3 ) troll boss found in the Temple of Atal ' Hakkar . He is accompanied by Ogom the Wretched , and must be defeated before fighting the Shade of Eranikus . Jammal ' an is the spiritual leader of the great Atal ' ai tribe and of the Hakkari of Zul ' Gurub and Swamp of Sorrows . He had what he called a prophecy . He believes the summoning of the blood god Hakkar the Soulflayer will bring the Atal ' ai to immortality . Background . A single leader holds sway over the priesthood — this is the prophet Jammal ’ an . He rules the Atal ’ ai and Hakkari and is instrumental in attempts to summon the Soulflayer . Jammal ' an is a mysterious individual who is mostly responsible for the cult ' s recent success in summoning Hakkar . By all accounts , Jammal ' an is a power - mad zealot , prone to devouring or ( if he ' s feeling pleasantly full ) exiling trolls who disagree with him . Jammal ' an has recently received a series of visions in which Hakkar states that , when he enters Azeroth , he will grant immortality to all Atal ’ ai . He made has apparently made no such promise to the Hakkari , who serve him hoping that he ’ ll grant them some reward despite his lack of a promise . All members of the Atal ' ai believe this prophecy ( or at least pretend to ) , which makes them all the more ferocious . However , Hakkar has been summoned and the Atal ’ ai are not immortal . The trolls think he ’ s busy with other concerns — like draining other troll gods of their power — and hasn ’ t got around to granting immortality yet . The Atal ' ai Exile in the Hinterlands thinks that the prophecy was nothing more than manipulation and with Jammal ' an ' s reckless trust of false visions led his people to their eternal doom . They were a ruse to trick Jammal ' an into bringing about his own doom — and that of the rest of the world . Strategy . After clearing his entire room from every troll dead or alive , you may attack their leader and his undead minion Ogom alone . He is a combination of a priest and shaman , while his undead minion part warlock , part warrior . During the fight , he yells " join us " and casts a resistible but indelible debuff on the strongest player that is not on the top of the aggro list . This ability does nothing but once it disappears , the player may turn into a muscular Troll berserker with + 100 % damage bonus . If a healer is afflicted , he will heal Jammal ' an and his minion . If you have any form of humanoid crowd control , that would be the right time to use it . Besides that , it ' s a simple fight ; he will summon a totem called Earthbind Totem . The totem will root anyone near the totem in place for 3 secs . He will melee attack while his minion casts Shadow Bolt s or aids Jammal ' an with melee . The only problem once he yells : " Hakkar shall live again " he will start to spam Heal on himself until he has no mana left . If a priest is available or you have an affliction warlock , Mana Burn and Drain Mana him . As a shaman , he does not have that much mana . Since Jammal ' an ' s melee attack is nowhere near as damaging as his minion ' s Shadow Bolt s , it is often a good plan to focus damage on the add first , interrupting Jammal ' ans attempts to heal him . Ogom the Wretched does not have much health and can be dispatched quickly with a group of 50 + s , allowing the rest of the fight to focus on Jammal ' an and crowd - controlling the debuffed player .