At first this mechanic is easy to handle, but later on when you have to split up, decision making can be difficult. Stack on this player to soak the damage among other players rather than letting them take all the damage themselves and get downed. The Green Circle indicates who a frozen orb will drop on.You can only dodge your own circle, not other party members’ circles. Split up to avoid downing each other, but also dodge the end of the animation because you will avoid taking some damage yourself. The Orange Circles will damage other players near you if they are within your circle when the circle fills.The Red Outlined Circles will just deal damage and expand out from the boss, so just stick near the boss to avoid them.The red circles which will create gusts of wind that move around dealing damage, the orange circles which indicate the split up mechanic, and the green circles which indicate the stack mechanic. There will be three types of circles to watch for in this fight.
Build for your normal quickness/might application in your composition to maximize damage output, but classes that can provide extra support to themselves and won’t die if cut off from the support of their allies immediately can be much more valuable here. CC can be important to break the defiance bar of the boss, but this can be supplemented by the special action key ability obtained from the Icebrood Saga mastery. Scourges can often deal maximum damage from range so they are a great pick for handling the split mechanics while also maintaining DPS. Any Necromancer with Flesh Wurm can help to handle one of the mechanics in the final phase by placing it in the center of the boss. Classes with burst damage that can be placed out initially like venom Thieves or trap Dragon Hunters can get their damage in between mechanics while letting their cooldowns recharge during the mechanics. They can also use Rebound to soak the Green Circle/Frozen Orb mechanic. A single Healing Tempest is very valuable for this fight because it has ranged heals for when the party must split up. As a result, classes that do not require melee to deal damage or can support allies from afar are preferred. There are many mechanics which force players to either split up or to change their positioning. Having the right composition for Whisper of Jormag is about having each member of the party be able to handle themselves when isolated. The Whisper of Jormag is a complicated encounter with many mechanics, and learning how to handle them is essential to your victory. Most people will use builds for raids so I suggest you check at Snowcrows for that. Usually the most common squad composition will ask for 2-3 healers, quickness and alacrity and the rest DPS. 
If you don’t have a static group to run this, you might want to find a group using the LFG tool.
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