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 The Bowman Bossing Reference is currently updated and maintained by yellowc. Please direct any questions or concerns to her. Bosses - Some of the toughest monsters you'll ever see on Maple Story. If you've ever wondered how, where, and when to take them out, this guide is for you. Please! If you see any errors or omissions, tell me, and I'll be happy to correct them as soon as I can. Also, if you have any extra tips to take down these bosses, feel free to share and there’s a good chance it will make it in. Note: Party Quest bosses have not been included because I believe that guides for the PQs should have covered enough information on their bosses. I may decide to include them later. The only exception to this is the Versalian Grandmasters. Useful links! That come with comments! The NL bossing thread. - Sorry, no witty comment here. Feel free to visit this thread to determine how your thiefy counterparts react to bosses. Odds are, you'll grow to love duo'ing bosses with them! Archer Discussion Thread - Use this if you wanna ask a question that isn't covered by the rest of the stickies or this thread. Just try to keep it off topic, alright? Bow Vs Xbow - the ultimate cagematch. Click for some serious math overload. Bowman FAQ - Oh, the sheer number of threads that could avoid being made if people could click this in the first place... Stickied Training Guide - Confuzzled about training? Come here and we'll get it all sorted out for ya. Archer Skill Build Guide - No, my build is better than yours! Clicky if you are indecisive. Bowman PPH Thread - Notice that you can train on bosses, too! Updates! • October 31, 2009 - Added inputs from other users for Targa, Scarlion and Leviathan. • October 29, 2009 - This thread is back from the dead! Added internal linkage, fixed the layout. • March 9, 2009 - Thread posted Things to be implemented in future revisions: • Need more inputs on Lyka, Scarlion and Targa! Feel free to contribute!  • I will add a tip on how to navigate cwk when hunting for bf/hh. I will also include common map abbreviations (e.g. TP1, FP, ED) and explain what they are and how to get to them as quickly as possible. • Area bosses set 4 will have to be added, as well as other version exclusive bosses such as Krexel - if anyone knows people that play different versions that have these bosses, I would appreciate a PM with their basilID (or SP name), or the person themselves posting to help fill me in. • Add in strategies from people that post. Most of mine are (unconsciously) biased, due to my level and how I approach bosses. Many of the strategies are written for Rangers, and for the most part Snipers will have to follow the same strategies unless otherwise noted. Marksman input on these bosses would be beyond helpful in reducing errors and omissions. Table of Contents Actual Bosses Mano - Lith Harbor Stumpy - Perion Deo - Arient Seruf - Aqua Road Faust - Ellina King Clang - Florina Beach Timer - Ludibrium Mushmom - Henesys Zombie Mushmom - Ant Tunnel Dyle - Kerning City Zeno - Omega Sector Kulan Field King Goblins - Korean Folk Town Old Fox - Korean Fold Town Tae Roon - Mu Lung Master Goblin - Mu Lung Jr. Balrog - Underground Tunnel Eliza - Orbis Kimera - Magatia Snowman - El Nath Blue Mushmom - Mushroom Shrine Crimson Balrog - Boat between Ellina and Orbis Captain Latanica - Boat Quay Town Headless Horseman - Phantom Forest Griffey - Leafre Manon - Leafre Bigfoot - Phantom Forest Pianus - Aqua Road Black Crow - Mushroom Shrine Leviathan - Leafre Dodo - Time Temple Papulatus - Ludibrium Female Boss - Showa Versalian Grandmasters - Crimsonwood Keep PQ Lilynouch - Time Temple Zakum - El Nath Targa - Malaysia (Need input!) Scarlion - Malaysia (Need input!) Lyka - Time Temple (Need input!) Bodyguard A - Showa Bodyguard B - Showa Horntail - Leafre The Boss - Showa The Not Quite Bosses Rombot - Eos Tower Chief Gray - Omega Sector Kulan Field MT-09 - Omega Sector Boswell Field Male Boss - Showa How To Use This Guide! Each boss's name is highlighted. Some bosses also have nicknames/shortened versions of the name/untranslated versions of the name, included in parentheses. Each boss then has a description, starting with its location and going onto how much damage each delivers, how the fight commences, and any really notable drops at the end. Spawn Time or Summoned By: This part lists the spawn time of each boss if they are naturally spawning. Note that all times are approximates! So it won't be guaranteed that a boss will spawn if you wait at there map for exactly that amount of time. If the boss has no spawn time, then the boss will have description on how to summon it. Level Recommended: A rough estimate on the earliest a player should go challenge a boss. The criteria for this are whether a player can fully hit a boss and whether the player can take out the boss in an efficient amount of time. The (partied) levels are with an HB, a healer, and the rest of the party filled with other attackers (typically our ranged brethren). The (solo) levels are when a player can take the boss on him/herself. Depending on your equips, you may go earlier or have to wait a bit later than the Level Recommended. If you are below the monster's level, you WILL suffer a damage penalty - this penalty is 1% per level below. Therefore, if you are level 120 at Anego, you will suffer a 10% penalty off of each and every shot, because Anego is level 130. HP Required: The amount of HP needed to survive the boss fight (you may use Hyper Body to reach these HP requirements). Note that these are just rough estimates, your value may be higher or lower based on your Def/M. Def. Whenever it says "Any", it means this boss is snipeable and you can go through the entire fight without being hit! Damage values are included afterwards, just in case you screw up or are curious. If you are curious as to how much base HP you need before Hyper Body on some of the harder hitting bosses, simply take the HP value i've provided and divide by 1.6 Boss HP: How much damage you'll have to deal to a boss before it goes down. Boss Exp: Exp rewarded for defeating a boss. The Exp amounts are on 1x Exp and full exp (not party dividends). Most of these bosses have absolutely terrible ratios, with the exception of some of the later mobile bosses. Notable Drops: Some awesome items that can potentially drop from a boss. The items can be anywhere from common to super rare! This is not a complete drop list, just stuff you might find useful for some extra meso or scrolling. Tips From The Pros: First-hand experience and tips from all 2nd, 3rd, and 4th job archers that have fought these bosses before is critical to maintaining this guide’s accuracy. If you have any tips of your own, or another way to handle a particular boss, please tell us so it can go in the guide and you can get credited! Bosses! Here they are, listed in order of level for easy finding. Remember, any extra tips and/or suggestions are appreciated! Found at Thicket Around the Beach III near Lith Harbor. High levels may be hunting for the Rainbow shell, so this boss is actually rather difficult to find. A blue notice accompanies the boss when it spawns. Spawn Time: 60 minutes Level Recommended: 15+ Level of Boss: 20 KB value: 1 HP Required: 300+ Boss HP: 2000 EXP: 120 Notable Drops: Rainbow Shell Notes: This boss has no magic attacks, however he can cast slow. A large Stump found at East Rocky Mountain V of Perion. This boss has 3500 HP, so it won't be a long fight for a second job archer. A blue notice accompanies the boss when it spawns. Spawn Time: 60 minutes. Level Recommended: 20+ Level of Boss: 35 KB value: 1 HP Required: 1100+ Boss HP: 3,500 EXP: 205 Notable Drops: Notes: Stumpy has quite a few abilities for being such a low levelled monster. It can buff up the other stumps, heal its minions, and has two magic attacks that are avoidable. This boss is auto-aggro. Hail the almighty cactus! Deo spawns at the Royal Catthus Desert, and his spawn is announced with a blue notice. Spawn Time: Level Recommended: 30+ Level of Boss: 38 KB value: 1 HP Required: 400+ Boss HP: 7800 EXP: 445 Notable Drops: Notes: Deo's main attack is an earthquake style attack, which can be jumped over. Deo also casts defense up, which shouldn't be a problem at all. The Chaos scroll dropping clamshell of the Seaweed Tower in Aqua Road. Spawn Time: Level Recommended: 30+ Level of Boss: 45 KB value: 300 HP Required: Boss HP: 7800 EXP: 330 Notable Drops: Chaos Scrolls Notes: Seruf is capable of casting weapon cancel, as well as casting a 100% darkness that lasts about ten seconds. He's also immobile and fires projectiles, so there is really no excuse to getting hit by him. The gigantic evil monkey spawns in the Forest of Evil 1. A blue notice accompanies this boss when he spawns. Spawn Time: Level Recommended: 50+ Level of Boss: 50 KB value: 600 HP Required: 600 Boss HP: 9800 EXP: 410 Notable Drops: Notes: Faust is capable of Attack up, Defense up, and Magic Attack up. He is also capable of summoning three zombie lupins at a time, and casting weapon cancel. Faust can heal himself, although I'm not sure for how much he heals himself. The only reason the recommended level is so high is because of the maladies. Flying monsters really screw us up, so you need a strong mob attack to deal with them. This giant blue-shelled boss can be found at Hot Sands in Florina Beach. At first it is in its sleeping state, simply a big blue shell, but when provoked wakes up and is ready for a fight! He drops a surprising variety of 60% scrolls. A blue notice accompanies the boss when it spawns. Spawn Time: 60 minutes Level Recommended: 40+ Level of Boss: 55 KB value: 1000 HP Required: 1100+ Boss HP: 25,000 EXP: 1210 Notable Drops: Glove Attack 60%, Overall Int 60% Notes: This boss is the first boss that low levels can fight that has a placeholder monster – that is, you must kill the first form to access the second. This is similar to Papulatus’ time sphere, and the Psycho Jacks in Haunted House. He has an unavoidable magic attack – as an archer, you will learn to hate these with a passion. This boss is auto-aggro. Timer spawns in a few places. One is the Whirlpool of Time (Ticks, Tick-Tocks), and Whirlpool of Time [1] (Master Chronos map). Timer is frequently killed by higher levels on the way to pap, so don't expect to be able to cc and kill them all like the other minibosses. A blue notice accompanies this boss's spawn. Spawn Time: Level Recommended: 40+ Level of Boss: 59 KB value: 1100 HP Required: 700+ Boss HP: 21000 EXP: 650 Notable Drops: Notes: Timer casts Attack up, Magical Attack up, and Defense up. Timer is capable of stunning. This boss casts Weapon cancel and Magic cancel, but the latter of which you can safely ignore. The most annoying thing about this boss is his SuperKB attack, which can send you flying halfway across the map before you realize it. This is one of the more commonly hunted bosses for its chance of dropping Scrolls and Ilbis. Found at Someone Else's House, a hidden-street off of Henesys. When fighting MM, you can avoid its groundshaker attack simply by jumping/jumpshooting at the right moment. In order for this boss to spawn, you must kill at least one other monster in her map. Spawn Time: 60 minutes Level Recommended: 35+ Level of Boss: 60 KB value: 1000 HP Required: 1200+ Boss HP: 20,000 EXP: 1200 Notable Drops: Ilbi Throwing Stars, Overall Dex 60%, Earring Int 60%, Glove Attack 60% Notes: This boss has a magic attack that does around 700 damage, and does about 400 touch if you get overrun. When you cc, you get returned to Henesys and must walk back 3-4 maps to get back to the Someone Else’s House – because of this and the fact that people are lazy, Mushmoms are frequently KS’d. She can be found at Mushmom's Grave, a hidden-street deep in the Ant Tunnel by the ever dependable 24-Hour Truck! In Ant Tunnel Park, there is a warp at the right side at the bottom in the form of an egg – use it, and continue climbing. Once up here, continue ascending until you see a grave marker – press up and you’re in Mushmom’s Grave. In order for this boss to spawn, you must kill at least one other monster in his map. Spawn Time: 60 minutes. Level Recommended: 50+ Level of Boss: 65 KB value: 1500 HP Required: 1500+ Boss HP: 35,000 EXP: 1500 Notable Drops: Hwabi Throwing Stars, Ilbi Throwing Stars, All Weapon 60%'s Notes: She’s the same as Mushmom – just a bit more damage and HP this time around. Use the same strategy to kill her, and watch for the wavy ant tunnel terrain disrupting your shots. When you cc, you get returned to Ant Tunnel Park. Dyle spawns in Dangerous Croko I, along with a blue notice. Spawn Time: 45 minutes Level Recommended: 60+ Level of Boss: 65 KB value: 1500 HP Required: 1000+ Boss HP: 31000 EXP: 810 Notable Drops: 60% crossbow, 60% overall LUK, 60% Claw, 60% Dagger, 10% Claw Notes: No magic attack! This alone effectively disarms this boss. Physical Attack, Magic Attack, and Defense up are becoming a running trend in the set 3 area bosses, and it's no surprise that Dyle can cast these as well. Dyle can heal and cast Weapon cancel as well. Zeno spawns at a hidden street just off of Kulan Field IV, and his summon is accompanied by a blue notice. Spawn Time: Level Recommended: 60+ Level of Boss: 65 KB value: 5400 (!) HP Required: 800+ Boss HP: 36000 EXP: 940 Notable Drops: Notes: Zeno's sole skill is a superKB which hits for about 600~700 damage, but the good news is that it is an earthquake attack - therefore it's simply jumpable. His KB value is also unobtainable for a second and early third jobber, so it is possible to be overrun by him. King Goblins There are three colours of these: blue, green and yellow and they each have different drops. The blins in the map complicate the summoning procedure somewhat. These bosses have no HP bar. Summoned By: Placing the correct food items provided by the townspeople of Korean Folk Town in the correct spots (Rice Wine on the Lantern, Buckwheat Paste on the hole in the tree on the left side of the map, and Roasted Pork on the pile of rocks on the far right). Level Recommended: 60+ Level of Bosses: 70 KB value: 1000 HP Required: 1000+ Boss HP: 25,000 (each) EXP: 400 (each) Notable Drops: Notes: You can snipe on this map, where the entrance is. None of the bosses attacks reach you here, so you should have no problem fighting this boss. This large white fox can be found at Moon Hill, a hidden-street off of Fox Ridge in Korean Folk Town. This boss’s appearance comes with a blue notice, and is auto-aggro. Spawn Time: 60 minutes Level Recommended: 70+ Level of Boss: 70 KB value: 1500 HP Required: 1500+ Boss HP: 38,000 EXP: 1500 Notable Drops: Overall int 60%, Glove Attack 60%, Earring Int 60%, Staff 60%, Wand 60% Notes: She can cast Seal/Darkness, so bring All Cures unless you don't mind being in these status ailments for 10 seconds. This boss can heal itself, and has an unavoidable magic attack. The normal samiho cast curse, which will halve your exp gain for about twenty seconds. This giant Kung-Fu grizzly can be found at Territory of Wandering Bear in Mu Lung. This boss is accompanied by a blue notice, and is auto-aggro. Spawn Time: 45 minutes Level Recommended: 70+ Level of Boss: 71 KB value: 1500 HP Required: 1500+ Boss HP: 45,000 EXP: 1580 Notable Drops: Dagger 60%, Staff 60%, Cape Dex 60%, Cape Luk 60%, Chaos Scroll 60% Notes: Tae Roon has a couple things you’ll start seeing at the higher and higher levelled bosses. The main one you’ll notice is his weapon cancel, signified by a giant yellow icon above his head. This renders all your attacks to do 1 damage. Tae Roon also has a superKB skill, which sends you flying a good distance backward (over a screen length). He also has the ability to buff his minions. The giant cat which sits on a cloud can be found at both Goblin Forest 1 and Goblin Forest 2. This boss is similar to Tae Roon, it also has an attack that can fling you a distance and it can also heal and buff the Sage Cats around it as well as Super W. Def. Up. This boss is accompanied by a blue notice, and is auto-aggro. Spawn Time: 60 minutes Level Recommended: 70+ Level of Boss: 77 KB value: 2500 HP Required: 1500+ Boss HP: 108,000 EXP: 2280 Notable Drops: Xbow 60% Notes: Has a super KB attack, buffs minions, and can cast weapon cancel. He only spawns on the bottom of the map, so if you have puppet feel free to use it on a platform above you. This boss fight is identical no matter which map you find him in. The strongest boss on Victoria Island can be found at Ancient Sanctuary deep in the Ant Tunnel. Spawn Time: 6 hours Level Recommended: 70+ Level of Boss: 80 KB value: 3000 HP Required: Any (See Description) Boss HP: 50,000 EXP: 2500 Notable Drops: All weapon 60%'s, Red Katana, Gross Jaeger, Red Hinkel Notes: • AR/E strategy: Stand on the sniping platform, and fire away. This method is slow, but it’s impossible to get hit. • Tanking strategy: Go down to rog’s level, and obliterate him with strafe. If you puppet behind him, he will attack/walk in the other direction, leaving him open to for you to attack unharmed. Alternatively, if you have a decent length of time on puppet, you can hit him with AR (see above), puppet on the platform, and drop down and fire away. If you get hit, you will take around 2.8k from magic damage - you won't have this until around level 110 naturally. His attacks are capable of hitting multiple targets. These include your puppet, and then you. The Goddess' pet's shadow can be found at Stairway to the Sky II in Orbis. This boss is auto-aggro, and a blue notice accompanies her spawn. Spawn Time: 60 minutes Level Recommended: 75+ Level of Boss: 83 KB value: 3000 HP Required: 1500+ Boss HP: 87,000 EXP: 2800 Notable Drops: Cape Dex 60%, Wand 60%, Dagger 60%, Spear 60%, Cape Hp 60% Notes: Eliza is capable of summoning, which can cause you to get overrun. In addition, the normal Lucidas that are present have an unavoidable magic attack – you will most likely be knocked around like a beanbag tanking 700+ hits during this fight. AR/E is recommended for when you are overrun. Kimera Kimera spawns at Lab - The Secret Basement Path. This map requires you to have completed a large portion of Magatia's quest chain to access, though. As standard with the area bosses, Chimera gets a blue notice. Spawn Time: Level Recommended: 80+ Level of Boss: 85 KB value: 3000 HP Required: 1100+ Boss HP: 96000 EXP: 3000 Notable Drops: Earring Int 60% Notes: Kimera uses a missile attack as his magic, so this means it's dodgeable. Magic Attack, Magic Defense, Avoid up and Weapon cancel are his buffs. If Kimera casts Magic up (symbol is a yellow circle in a diamond) then his magic attack goes up to around 1800 damage. The area boss of El Nath can be found at Valley of Snowman, a hidden-street off of Ice Valley I. This boss drops a lot of Orbis exchange quest items, which can be sold in the free market in sets of 100 for about 300k, depending what server you are on. In order for this boss to spawn, you must kill at least one other monster in his map. Snowman is auto-aggro. Spawn Time: 15 minutes Level Recommended: 80+ Level of Boss: 90 KB value: 3000 HP Required: 1700+ Boss HP: 120,000 EXP: 5200 Notable Drops: Metus, Fairfrozen, Glove Attack 60%, Cape Int 60%, Overall Dex 60%, Wand 60%, Staff 60%, Chaos Scroll Notes: This boss can be difficult for lower levels, and even higher levels that aren’t paying attention. This boss has an poison-myst type attack which deals 500 damage per second that you are inside of it, AND DOESN’T RENDER YOU INVINCIBLE LIKE STANDARD ATTACKS. I cannot stress that enough. His range attack is a projectile which deals around 1500 damage. He’s also capable of summoning jr yeti’s to assist in battle, which just makes me laugh. The animation for summoning is when the wolf on Snowman’s head throws a snowball into the ground. Of note, the terrain itself is quite a pain – if you are using anything except for snowshoes, you are needlessly complicating this battle. The strongest form of Mushmom can be found at Hall of Mushroom, in Zipangu. Does not have an HP bar. Spawn Time: 23 Hours Level Recommended: 85+ Level of Boss: 90 KB value: 1000 HP Required: 1700+ Boss HP: 200,000 EXP: 10,000 Notable Drops: Sword Earrings (from its quest), Blue Metus, Bow 30% Notes: This is one of the two monsters in MS that an archer is actually capable of missing, due to its high avoid. Other than it spawning with lucidas, there isn’t much difference between this MM and the others. This boss does between 1500~1700 on touch damage, and considerably less on it's earthquake which is 600~1000. This boss attacks in pairs on the ship ride between Victoria Island and Orbis (both ways). Crimson Balrogs spawn at about 2 minutes into the ride or else not at all. Sometimes, their ship will appear but the crogs will not – I have no clue what triggers this. The Crimson Balrog is indeed more powerful than the Jr. Balrog. Its touch damage is a bit stronger (over 2,000 a touch) and almost double the damage with its Magic Attacks (over 4000!). Level Recommended: 80+ Level of Boss: 100 KB value: 5000 HP Required: 2200+(AR strategy), 4000+(tanking strategy) Boss HP: 100,000 EXP: 3500 Notable Drops: Hwabi Throwing Stars Notes: These guys are a pain; while other classes can solo with ease at around level 100, we’re stuck using ineffective and horridly slow measures if we want to kill that early. Most archers just run inside the ship when the boat starts. If you are crog hunting and they don’t spawn early (about 60s) into the ride, simply relog and you will be back where you started instead of wasting more time on the boat. • AR strategy: stand inside a rog, and use AR until it dies. You WILL be taking constant 2k+ damages from this, although it sure beats the 4k! • Tanking strategy: just stand on the flat part of the sail’s beams, and wait till the rog is within your firing arc. Once it is, hold strafe/hurricane until it dies, which is only a couple of seconds. Here is a video (youtube) of another method, this one involving strafe+puppet combo. His attacks are capable of hitting multiple targets. These include your puppet, and then you. This ghost sailor boss can be found on the last map of the Ghost Ship in Boat Quay Town. White Essence is required to enter the map. Summoned By: Dropping a White Essence in the center door of the room. Level Recommended: 100+(party), 140+(solo) Level of Boss: 100 KB value: 10,000 HP Required: 4000+ Boss HP: 2,000,000 EXP: 210,000 Notable Drops: Cape Luk 60%, Cape Dex 60%, Cape Str 60%, Cape Int 60% Notes: This boss deals around 4k damage, so hyperbody is pretty essential for lower levels. He’s pretty quick and can cast some status effects on you, but he is unable to physically touch you if you are on either of the upper platforms. He heals himself often and quickly, so his 2m hp is more like 2.3m or more depending on how fast you can kill him. Solo, this guy is a joke. Sniping, and 4th job skills just tear this boss apart. Shouldn’t take more than a minute to take him down. It's possible to solo him by standing inside and casting arrow rain. However, this will be a pot burn for no reason. His attacks are roughly the strength of a Crimson Balrog - around 2k touch, and 4k magic. He is capable of casting status effects like weakness on you. The easier of the two bosses of the Phantom Forest, he can be found at Hallowed Grave, the three Crossroads, Creeping Evil, Forgotten Path, and Evil Dead. HH at lower levels is VERY good practice for fighting the higher end mobile bosses like Anego or Black Crow. Snipers, Rangers, and Marksmen – remember that you have a 100 attack limit and then you have to move before you can attack again. He also has no HP bar. Crossroads and Creeping Evil are the 2 easier maps for this boss, since Crossroads only has a few Cursed Trees to get in your way and Creeping Evil only Cursed Trees and Leprechauns, so he is easiest to pin in those maps. Hidden Evil is almost identical to Creeping Evil, except it only has 1 Lep spawn and a couple Jr. Wraiths to get in your way. Hallowed Ground has plenty of Jr. Wraiths to get in the way, but a quick mob attack can clear them out. Evil Dead is the toughest map for HH! Not only do Elder Wraiths spawn in large mobs there, but Big Foot does as well, making this map a tougher one to manage HH in. Evil Dead shouldn’t have anyone below level 120 there, as Dragon Breath and max Puppet is pretty much a necessity to keep the wraiths off you while you focus on the boss. Spawn Time: 6 hours Level Recommended: 90+ Level of Boss: 101 KB value: 1500 HP Required: Any (See Description) Boss HP: 3,500,000 EXP: 300,000 Notable Drops: Dark Arund, Casters, Magicodar Notes: If you’re good enough to not get hit, this boss is a joke. His attack range is tiny, and by the time you can fight him you have at least level 1 puppet. I haven’t determined how he attacks yet, whether it’s counted as a physical or magic attack with his sword slash. Either way, the sword slash and head throw both deal around 2800~3000, pending what equipment you are wearing. HH is FAST, so if you don’t have the hp requirement to tank a hit, you’d better be able to puppet well or use the mobs in the map to avoid hh’s attacks. On a side note, if you encounter HH at Forgotten Path, you can simply snipe him, just watch for Bigfoot spawning (both spawn in the same spot, along the bottom)! This giant Griffon can be found at Griffey's Forest in Leafre. Spawns with Kents that can get in your way. Spawn Time: 2 hours Level Recommended: 130+ (solo), 120+ (partied) Level of Boss: 105 KB value: 5000 HP Required: 3600+ Boss HP: 3,700,000 EXP: 13,500 Notable Drops: Overall 60% Luk/Dex/Int Notes: Griffey is a dispel ho. Puppet works well for incapacitating him, just be sure to throw it behind you as opposed to in front. Watch for moles on the ground, because they stun you (or your DK, lethal when combined with a dispel). Griffey also possesses a 1/1 attack. This red dragon boss can be found at Manon's Forest in Leafre. Similar to Griffey, this boss spawns with Kents and similar stats. Spawn Time: 2 hours Level Recommended: 130+ (solo), 120+ (partied) Level of Boss: 105 KB value: 5000 HP Required: 3600+ Boss HP: 3,700,000 EXP: 13,500 Notable Drops: Spear 60%, Bow 60%, 2h Sword 60%, Xbow 60%, Phoenix 30, Pinaka Notes: Essentially the same fight as Griffey, except that Manon tends to use dispel less (and conversely, uses 1/1 and his normal attack more). Watch for moles on the ground. Manon is hunted far more frequently due to his Quest item Manon's Cry, which is needed for entrance to Horntail. Manon's drops are also worth something, more than Griffey can say for himself! The harder of the two bosses of the Phantom Forest, this boss can be found at all five Twisted Path maps, Forgotten Path, Evil Rising, and Evil Dead. This boss is not easy for the ill prepared, and certainly not easy for marksmen. Keep your distance, and never forget about puppet! Spawn Time: 24 hours Level Recommended: 100+ (partied), 120+ (solo) Level of Boss: 110 KB value: 2000 HP Required: Any (See Description) Boss HP: 32,000,000 EXP: 2,660,000 Notable Drops: Big Foot's Toe Notes: He’d rather run you over than use his attack, which supposedly does around 4k. This boss is able to jump, keep this in mind when fighting him in Forgotten Path, and watch for HH spawning. Fighting two snipeable bosses at once is easy in theory, harder in practice. Do not stand on the platforms above BF in Forgotten Path, as now even his hair and his lollipop string are lethal... I know we're frail, but it's still ridiculous that a piece of string will do over 2x our normal hp. Despite its low KB rate, it is actually hard to pin down for most due to its missing hitboxes and there is no map where it spawns alone without any other mobile monsters to get in your way. Evil Dead is particularily hard for this reason - instead of the weak jr. wraiths, you get stuck with elder wraiths, and the possibility of fighting HH too! Both BM’s and MM’s will have some difficulty until they can do minimum 2k damage per arrow – this is roughly equivalent of having a 2500 minimum damage on your stat page before warrior elixir. Bigfoot is weak to fire, and impossible to stun – Bowmasters, this is a perfect opportunity to use phoenix, which at level 1 deals about 6~8k passive damage and helps keep him kb’d if you lag! As well, summons automatically attack the weakest monster around – use this to keep the wraiths at bay while your arrows are aimed at the boss. If you noticed that I have not told you how much damage he does, the reason is simple - it's an OHKO unless you have 7500 base HP and have a HB'er nearby. Basically it does 11k+ hp. Due to NexAM's shoddy programming skills, he is missing his hitboxes still but recovers much faster meaning he is essentially impossible to control. For all intents and purposes, this boss is impossible to solo in the majority of the maps you fight him until further notice or a new patch. Chris9292: I found an easy way to kill BF... It might take a while but it's a possible killing method: Aggro Puppet Opposite side Kill, repeat Chris9292's strategy will only work in forgotten path. Be aware that you can jump down from above onto Bigfoot. This gigantic fish can be found at The Cave of Pianus in Aqua Road. If both sides spawn when you enter the map, prepare for insanity, death, and mayhem; it’s gonna be a long and deadly fight. Spawn Time: Right Side, 24 hours. Left Side, 36 hours. Level Recommended: 140+ Level of Boss: 110 KB value: None, as this boss is immobile. HP Required: 3800+ (Left Side) 4800+ (Right Side) Boss HP: Left Side: 24,000,000 Right Side: 30,000,000 EXP: Left Side: 900,000 Right Side: 1,300,000 Notable Drops: Sharp Eyes 20(left), Sharp Eyes 30(right), blue arnah/armis, Overall Int 60%, Overall Luk 60%, Fraute Notes: Blood Booms are universally lethal to archers. To be able to safely ignore them (and pianus’s animation that precedes their summoning), you must have a 4k minimum range, as well as max MB. Otherwise, you need to pay attention to a large yellow book-like symbol, and stop attacking IMMEDIATELY when you see it. Blood Booms do not move, and operate similar to pap’s bombs. Do under 1k to them, they don’t set off. Do 1001~9999, they set off and autokill you. Do 10k+, and the bomb will be safely destroyed (10k+ is achieved with 4k min range and max MB, or 2.5k min range and max strafe… sorry bow users, this is one instance that hurricane is as much of a curse as it is a 1vs1 blessing – use strafe for the bombs, ignore hurricane). Much like the Pap fight, there is a limit on the number of bombs in the room; once you hit the limit, feel free to ignore the booms. Obviously, ignore the ones that get summoned behind you, much as you ignore the top bombs at pap. Phoenix is interesting here – it treats booms as priority, yet cannot deal damage to them (while pianus is fireweak and gets ignored...). Frostprey is simply a bad idea unless it’s at level 30, where it safely does 10k+ per hit. The left side, in my opinion, is the harder of the two fights – it can seal, dispel, and pull off all of its other attacks. There is more paying attention to do here than at the right fish. Right fish is straight forward – attack till it dies. You don’t have to worry about special status effects or dispel here, because it has glitched skills (finally, a monster having problems with its skills ) Be wary not to zone out too much and forget about the summon animation! If both sides spawn together, then Righties’ seal and dispel WILL work – this is what makes fighting both of them together so difficult. Twice the dispelling action and all of the booms and 4.8k right side laser hits!Of note is both side’s 10 ton weight attack – this is dodgeable. Little markers appear on the ground denoting where the weight will fall, and most of the time you can simply just walk to evade the attack. Fishy lasers, on the other hand, are completely unavoidable – it looks like you can duck them, but TRUST me on this, you can’t. Otherwise it’d be completely possible for a 12X archer to solo with hp below 3600. For those of you that are curious, the right sides touch damage is a solid 5k, so a bit higher than his magic. Learned it the hard why, trying to avoid a bomb by jumping into the fish... This deadly boss can be found at Encounter with the Buddha in Mushroom Shrine (Zipangu). He spawns among Dreamy Ghosts (Himes) and is a threat to even very high leveled players. Doesn’t have an HP bar, so it is difficult to determine how much hp he has lost. Spawn Time: 23 Hours Level Recommended: 110+ Level of Boss: 115 KB value: 1000 HP Required: 1800+ (for the himes) Boss HP: 35,000,000 EXP: 1,780,000 Notable Drops: Shoe Jump 30%, Mystic Shield, Black Emerald Earrings Tips From The Pros: Kakashi9091: (Night Lord) Be careful. He's faster than he looks. Notes: Don’t get hit. Seriously. 8k damage with his ranged attacks and more with his touch, this is one of the bosses you seriously don’t wanna give a love touch to. Getting a lurer to help with the himes spawn is highly recommended – most priests know how to do this. Himes spawning randomly can REALLY ruin your day, interrupting shots and allowing this extremely speedy boss to close the gap enough to use his attacks. He has a low KB, though, so BM’s should be able to pin it pretty easily. Use your strongest potions, abuse puppet, and above all else pay attention! Marksmen, you’re gonna have more than a bit of trouble here – Frostprey will save you from the himes, but your slower firing rate will screw you over from the crow. Leviathan is likely the hardest area boss. A blue notice accompanies his arrival at Leviathan's Canyon, a hidden street off of the Dragon Canyon (map with Raul the Knight) Spawn Time: 2 hours Level Recommended: 140+ Level of Boss: 120 KB value: 10,000 HP Required: 3900+ Boss HP: 13,400,000 EXP: 47,355 Notable Drops: Tips from the Pros: CtrlPlusZ: I've been killing Leviathans, and I discovered that you can use the same method of Puppeting as with Pap. KB Leviathan to one side, Puppet in the opposite corner. All this does is prevent him from using his ice attack, but I found it saves a ton of pots since the fire attack is avoidable by jumping, while the ice attack isn't. All you have to do is watch out for Weakness and Reverse, and jump-Strafe over his fire. Notes: Leviathan only has a few skills. He can summon two of any colour wyvern, cast weakness, reverse control, and... That's it. Leviathan is puppetable at all times, simply throw a puppet above or below him and he wont use his fire superKB attack or his ice attack. Both of his attacks are identical in terms of damage dealt. Quick note on reverse control - normal jump becomes a jump down, and you much press down+jump to climb a rope. Reverse control also takes a second or so to appear, and it's symbol is a mentally retarded skull whose eyes can somehow go clockwise and counterclockwise at the same time. This is the boss of the memory section of time temple, and spawns at the top of Road of Memories 5. You must kill a monster in the map before the boss will spawn, and this boss is autoaggro. Spawn Time: 1 hour 40 minutes Level Recommended: 140+ Level of Boss: 121 KB value: HP Required: 4.1k+ Boss HP: 5,900,000 EXP: 20,850 Notable Drops: Piece of Time Notes: Dodo apparently has a 4k attack and a special attack that sends you backward a full map. However, if you use puppet (either behind yourself or on the platform below) he never actually uses them. Dodo also casts W.Def up; this is a MASSIVE damage reduction. If you hit 15k arrows, you should expect to hit 11k's after he buff's up. Dodo is incredibly slow as well. Dodo's attacks are range-sensitive; if you are close, he will use his 4k attack and his map-return. If you are far, he will shoot a 3.4k skeleton fish projectile at you (meaning it's easily jumpable). Do note that if you try to puppet on the platform below, the puppet will be thrown within touch range of the chief guardians; that being said, do not expect your puppet to last the full 60s if you decide to do that. Papulatus (Pap) The easiest of the Big 4 bosses on GMS, this boss can be fought at Deep Inside the Clock Tower in Ludibrium. The recommened level to take this boss on in a party is Lvl 90+, and 120+ as a solo. Summoned By: Placing a Cracked Piece of Dimension on the correct spot in Deep Inside the Clock Tower. This map can only be entered twice a day. Level Recommended: 120+ (solo), 95+ (partied) Level of Boss: 125 for both forms KB value: 1st Form: 10,000 2nd Form: 12,000 HP Required: 4000+ Boss HP: 1st Form: 23,000,000 2nd Form: 1,590,000 EXP: 1st Form: 596,000 2nd Form: 970,000 Notable Drops: Casa Crow, Bow Expert 20, Hurricane 30, Pierce 30, Cape Int/Luk/Dex/Str 60%, Stance 20, Boomerang Step 30, Green Armis / Arzuna, Brandish 30, Red Arcina, Red Arnah Shoes Notes: Of the more serious bosses in maple, Pap is the one that is the biggest joke. However, he can be absolutely NASTY at lower levels. Being one of the main bosses, he also possesses a myriad of attacks. The time sphere is a placeholder monster that doesn’t attack or move – the only purpose of it is to give the party the chance to close the door to pap’s room, and give them time to strategize while inside. However, don’t touch the sphere as you WILL die. The first form is large in size, has 23 mil HP, but has three magic attacks that only deal around 1700 damage. Pap can dispel, cast slow, and stun with a pretty similar animation for all three – this is when he claps his hands, and a blue burst comes out. The debuffs, however, sound like someone is trying to use a cheese grater on a piece of rebar - this horrid sound will usually accompany a gravestone if you are relying on HB and the Dk is a slowpoke at recasting HB. This form can also summon bombs that deal significant damage. The Low Dark Stars summoned on the ground deal up to a bit over 4k, are mobile, and can buff themselves to do up to 5k if you hit between 2k~6k. High Dark Stars, summoned on the top platforms, can deal over 8k and are immobile. These bombs are unique in that they use their physical attack values to determine their exact damage; this means that you can use grilled cheese (from NLC) or pain relievers (from omega sector) to reduce the damage the bombs do to you by around 60 (cheese) or 100 (pain reliever). The summon animation is a clap with a red circle – learn to fear this. There is a limit to how many bombs can be in this map – once you get the limit and pap does his animation (and no more bombs are summoned), feel free to ignore this animation. It takes about 8 minutes for bombs to get maxed. Bombs are resistant to fire - generally phoenix is a bad idea. A weak phoenix forces the bombs to buff themselves, which then can rip you apart. Obviously, as an archer you have NO business standing on the top platforms; bombs will rip you to shreds just for… what? Evading a slow? The only purpose to standing up top is for classes with less range (essentially everything except us, corsairs and NL’s) from being dispelled, slowed and stunned – as an archer, you can just stand far back and these attacks will just miss you. The first form also has the ability to guard, where it retreats inside its shell and become invincible as long as it is inside. In its guard, it cannot perform attacks, so take this time to re-buff and talk to your party if needed. Whenever pap goes into guard, he casts a 1/1 which is signified by yellow daggers striking your character. If you pot fast enough, you can hit him while he is retreating, as his hitbox doesn’t disappear until he fully finishes the animation. If you are capable of dealing 10k+ per normal crit, you have a new strategy present that involves puppet. Right when pap is summoned, start knocking him left and throw down a puppet in the right corner. Continue knocking him left, and you'll notice that he will completely stop using his annoying fire/ice/lightning spells as long as your puppet stays up. He will, however, still use his debuffs/dispels on you, and summon darkstars, so you still have to pay some attention. When you get the little "Puppet's time has run out, and will disappear", hit pap again and replace the puppet on the right, and go back to pounding him against the left wall. When you have him against the left wall, if you stand behind the second platform, his debuffs cannot reach you. Once the first form goes down, the second form emerges. Smaller, but faster moving. It has no attacks, it will simply try to run you over with its touch that can deal about 5,000 damage. This can be avoided by simply ducking (in a weak party), or by using puppet. With only 1.59 mil HP, this form lasts only a small fraction of the time of the first form. Of note, stronger attacks by other party members will KB pap downward, into you, and most likely killing you (if you had to duck, you probably don’t have the hp to tank a hit  ) I once had a bishop kill me with bahamut, revive me, then kill me again with angel’s ray. For the second form, it literally revolves around keeping puppets down and alive – take this opportunity to laugh at anyone who didn’t max this critical skill. If you duck, pap will fly over you indefinitely. If you stick a puppet behind you and duck, pap will fly over you and terrorize the poor puppet. Take advantage of the distraction and dish out some pain until puppet wears out. Rinse and repeat until pap is nothing but a pile of drops. The alternative is to pin pap, but that requires constant 12k+ per crit'd arrow – strong as archers are, we really aren’t capable of pulling that off until our 15X’s. A special note is that SE can kill you here. I've seen it critical a bow whack, resulting in a buffed bomb that autodetonated in my face because it was so close. Be careful around bombs! A very deadly boss. She can be found at The Parlor in the Yakuza Hideout in Showa. This boss is auto-aggro, and doesn’t have any form of HP bar. Spawn Time: 5-8 hours Level Recommended: 120+ Level of Boss: 130 KB value: 1000 HP Required: Any Boss HP: 75,000,000 EXP: 3,900,000 Notable Drops: Female Boss's Comb, Casters, Yellow Snow Shoes Notes: Anego’s DEF screws over low level bowmasters, and her speed screws over Marksmen. Most bowmasters will have difficulty dealing the required 1k damage per arrow until after they get hurricane to 11 and they are above level 130. Marksmen are pretty much unable to pin, and have to resort to strafing+sniping from the couch. Her attacks are rather lethal, so don’t get hit. 4.8~5.2k ‘gun’, 18k slap, 11k touch. Anego-jumping is a good skill to learn. Basically, you clear all the summons on the left hand side (between the wall and the bar), attack anego, puppet behind you, and start strafing/hurricaning to push her back. After she gets pushed back a couple centimetres, mount your hog and jump her. Serious note: Don’t even dare trying this without a LOT of speed and a LOT of jump, hence why I said mount your hog. You might as well just walk right up to her and get slapped in the face if you’re trying to jump her without it. After anego jumping, feel free to pin her to the left wall, and enjoy sniping a boss to death. After pinning, however, do NOT buff more than one buff at a time! This will cause the crazy lady to run out of the wall and rip you a new one! Versalian Grandmasters These are the bosses of the MasteriaPQ, in the Crimsonwood Keep. Summoned by: Clicking the NPC in the Grandmaster Hall, after defeating the initial mobs. Level Recommended: 150+ (This is for a different reason, however - it is almost impossible to pass the stage before this without higher-levelled bowmen) Level of Boss: Margana, Hsalf, Rellik and Red Nirg: 130 Azure Ocelot and Scarlet Phoenix: 120 KB value: Margana: 20,000 Rellik: 15,000 Hsalf: 15,000 Red Nirg: 80,000 (!) Azure Ocelot: 50,000 Scarlet Phoenix: 50,000 HP required: 6000+ Boss HP: Margana (Anagram, mage) – 200,000,000 Red Nirg (Grinder, warrior) – 255,000,000 Hsalf (Flash, thief) – 233,000,000 Rellik (Killer, archer) – 231,000,000 Scarlet Phoenix – 5,000,000 Azure Ocelot – 5,000,000 EXP: Margana – 4,300,000 Red Nirg – 4,550,000 Hsalf – 4,510,000 Rellik – 4,450,000 Scarlet Phoenix – 250,000 Azure Ocelot – 250,000 Notable drops: Mark of Naricain, one from each boss Notes: These bosses, while barely doing ranged damage, are lethal for a few different reasons. One is the absolute myriad of abilities that they have. Another is they are all mobile, and have relatively high KB values. The third is… you fight all four at the same time. It is generally agreed that Margana must die first, due to the amazing ability of Zombify to completely kill everyone. She also summons Dark Menhrirs, which absorb your 1vs1 attacks. The menhrir is around 100pixels wide - as you are likely a 4th job, you probably know to stand as far back as possible from a boss while still being able to hit, which is around 400 range. Margana also has a poison cloud ability, which I believe does around 2200 damage, and does 30 damage per second that you are inside the cloud. In order to attack when she has summoned a Menhrir, you must switch to your mob attacks. She also has the ability to heal the other bosses for 500k hp, but I am unsure what this looks like. Rellik is a goddam destroyer of worlds. Or archers. Take your pick. All of his attacks have some unique ability attached to them. His arrow rain is seal+1.8k damage. His Exploding shot is 1.8k+ and stuns you for around 5s, but if he stuns you again it resets the stun timer. He has a 1/1 (orange glow at the tip of his gunbarrel), which comes with the added effect of poisoning you for 300 damage per second. Needless to say, his poison nuke is lethal if you have slow reflexes, but can be dodged by jumping! I'd honestly say leave this guy till last, as the warriors in your group should drag him down to about half hp when you finally target him. Red Nirg casts w.atk up, which boosts all of the grandmaster's touch damage up to around 5.5~6k. Combined with his rather impressive tornado spin skill, which has a range of around 250 pixels, this boss will likely kill you without HB. This guy is also capable of summoning different cwk monsters - most noteable of which are the notorious Crimson Guardians, capable of hitting just under 5k with their jumping attack. He respawns into Azure Ocelot and Scarlet Phoenix upon death - these guys hardly last a minute though, and barely do any damage. He starts summoning at about 75% hp, and starts casting w.atk up at 50%. Hsalf is sadly the most boring of the bosses. He has great range on his attacks, and moves quickly, but has a *fairly* low KB value. If you're on the left side snipe platform, Hsalf's Shadow Meso Explosion is incapable of hitting you. His attacks deal around 2.8k damage, and they seem to drag you toward Hsalf instead of pushing away. He is capable of casting haste on himself, pushing his already insanely high moving speed even higher. In character terms, after his haste he would be moving at 245%! NL's+SE and most warriors are capable of keeping him pinned, so his speed actually isn't an issue. I do not know if his haste affects the other grandmasters or the summons, as anytime I have fought him, our group left Hsalf for last or he was too far away from the other grandmasters for his buff to reach them. He starts casting haste at around 75% hp. As there are differing strategies between groups, it is usually best to ask your run organizer for the order. My group lets ranged kill the mage while the melee deals with the 3 bottom bosses, then we slowly seperate out the bottom bosses one at a time until only Rellik is left. We then stick Rellik in the center of the map, and attack from two sides so that the stun doesn't stop all attacks at once, but only half of the groups attacks. This is the boss of the regrets section of time temple, and spawns at the top of Road of Regrets 5. You must kill a monster in the map before the boss will spawn, and this boss is autoaggro. Spawn Time: 1 hour 40 minutes Level Recommended: Level of Boss: 131 KB value: 13,000 HP Required: 4200 Boss HP: 7,600,000 EXP: 26,850 Notable Drops: Piece of Time Notes: Unlike Dodo, the boss is puppetable on the platform below and you will NOT want to puppet on the same platform as Lilynouch. Lilynouch possesses three attacks, one of which is essentially a giant "screw you" to bowmasters. His first attack looks and acts exactly like a mage's Ice Strike; pretty simply, a piece of ice falls on you for about 4.1k damage. Second attack is an earthquake style attack in much the same vein as Zeno, so 4.1k+ superKB. His third "attack" is damage reflect, a new buff that only certain bosses can perform, and is denoted by a purple emblem. When Lilynouch uses reflect, the blue stones that hover around the ice knight will turn purple and fly up - this is your cue to stop attacking at all costs. Damage reflect is painful, to say the least. For each ATTACK you perform, Lilynouch's reflect does 2000 +/- 500 map damage to you (you are NOT invincible in between attacks like normal). As well, all attacks deal 1 damage while reflect is up. Summons are ignored by damage reflect - as they are not actively controlled by you and have no HP, they cannot be victims of reflect. They still do only 1 damage, however. Zakum Almost being constantly fought, Zakum is probably the most popular to fight of the Big 4. Despite having much more HP and being higher leveled, Zakum's attacks actually deal much less than that of Pianus. It is suggested to start on the arms on the right, then the ones on the left. Pound away at the body's 3 forms and this boss will go down. This boss has a myriad of attacks and abilities, so be prepared for anything! Its body when fought can summons large mobs, none of monsters really significant enough to actually ruin a party, they just get in the way. Some groups will allow attackers as low as Lvl 100, but most only go for Lvl 120+. Summoned By: Dropping an Eye of Fire at Zakum's Lair. Only on channels 4,5,6 on GMS. This map can only be accessed twice every 24 hours. Level Recommended: 110+ (partied) Level of Boss: 140 KB value: None, as this boss is immobile HP Required: 3200+ Boss HP: (Arms are numbered top to bottom, right to left) Arms 1 and 2: 33,000,000 each Arms 3 and 4: 22,000,000 each Arm 5: 27,500,000 Arm 6: 30,000,000 Arms 7 and 8: 25,300,000 each Body 1: 66,000,000 Body 2: 88,000,000 Body 3: 110,000,000 Total: 482,100,000 EXP: Arms 1 and 2: 1,344,000 each Arms 3 and 4: 896,000 each Arms 5 and 6: 1,120,000 each Arms 7 and 8: 1,030,400 each Body 3: 7,000,000 Total: 15,780,800 Notable Drops: Zakum Helmet (1), Gold Nisrock, White Neschere, Bow Expert 30, Marksman Boost 30, Concentrate 20, Snipe 20 Notes: During arms, Zakum's body will not deal any damage, so you can safely walk to the other side when the arms are still up. Body touch damage is 8k(1st), 9k(2nd) and 10k(3rd), so I'm pretty sure you do not want to hug Zakum after arms are defeated at all cost. All of Zak's attacks (including arms) knock you left, so people usually stand on his left and face to the right while fighting to avoid hugging him; however his summons knock you both directions. Zakum's fire pillars (at bodies) stun and do about 2.8k damage. Blue lightning is 2.8k + seal. Blue summons are resistant to both ice and fire, so Phoenix and Frostprey are both not really useful while clearing up summons. They show up at around halfway through second body and split into two when defeated. Targa Would appreciate any inputs from those who have fought him. Summoned By: Level Recommended: Level of Boss: 140 KB value: 1st Form: 10,000 2nd Form: 15,000 3rd Form: 50,000 HP Required: Boss HP: 1st Form: 50,000,000 2nd Form: 75,000,000 3rd Form: 125,000,000 Total: 250,000,000 EXP: 1st Form: 268,800 2nd Form: 403,200 3rd Form: 1,344,200 Total: 2,016,200 Notable Drops: N/A Tips from the Pros: Ender969: About Targa, it really is a problem. During one of it's attacks it will charge at you swiping it's claws while dealing touch damage (it cannot be KBed during this animation [which also means rush is ineffective], forcing all ranged classes to move away) then when it reaches it's distance, it does a jump attack then backflips back to it's original attacking position (forcing all ranged classes to get closer again). This is a problem because when it goes back to it's original position, it's usually too far and therefore, off screen so you have no idea what attack is coming next. Also, it's laser attack stuns and has a large AoE, like Scarlion's attack. Targa literally spammed this attack on my party for about 30 seconds. Taking 2.5k damage and being constantly stunned was not fun.... Notes: Section incomplete at the moment. Click here for the next part. New Pic: Incorrect 154 damage range!
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yellowc: UPDATED! I'll add in information on Scarlion and Targa over the weekend. Probably add in those information from you guys first. =D It's also good you added in the ToT guys and such, as it was slightly confusing before. two of the 4 ToT bosses were on the first page... i guess mr. B updated the site so that posts can pass 65535 characters now. i had a cutoff error before and lost a huge chunk of work, so i had the reference on three different front page posts
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I don't know, but when I use scraps the limit is 75k, so yeah. =/
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I've been killing Leviathans, and I discovered that you can use the same method of Puppeting as with Pap. KB Leviathan to one side, Puppet in the opposite corner. All this does is prevent him from using his ice attack, but I found it saves a ton of pots since the fire attack is avoidable by jumping, while the ice attack isn't. All you have to do is watch out for Weakness and Reverse, and jump-Strafe over his fire.
Just went to an unorganized Targa run. First form was okay, highest damage was less than 100. Second form, highest for me is around 600, including touch. It stuns quite a lot, like what Ender969 said, but not really during the lazar attack. You can't really hide from that lazar, so I got killed from the lazar right at the beginning of third form. Its claw thingy is around 2.5k.
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i can give you the info for my bowmaster if you want, ya know. feel free to take the 167bm for a spin instead of killing yourself :P
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the "pro tips" for Scalion are wrong, he does up to 8k for ranged classes, i go on daily runs, i'm a rusher. i wasn't so interested at the drops, but i can tell you he drops Pinaka and Overall luk 60% i could ask the host what the drops are and post here later on
SouiSp34r: the "pro tips" for Scalion are wrong, he does up to 8k for ranged classes, i go on daily runs, i'm a rusher. i wasn't so interested at the drops, but i can tell you he drops Pinaka and Overall luk 60% i could ask the host what the drops are and post here later on That's so wrong. I've gone on so many runs and never taken over 2.5k damage. Now touch damage, which you take as a rusher, IS 8k but ranged classes definitely do not take that much damage. @CtrlPlusZ, can't you just jump down and puppet to the left wall, making Leviathan stick to the left wall? oh srry, i meant close-ranged classes, but it also has a m.att that does around 7.7~8k, though it only hits the people nearby, i've watched a few NLs die because they were 2 close to the Scarlion.
SouiSp34r: oh srry, i meant close-ranged classes, but it also has a m.att that does around 7.7~8k, though it only hits the people nearby, i've watched a few NLs die because they were 2 close to the Scarlion. This is a bowman bossing reference for a reason :p We really don't care how much damage rushers take. But yeah, Targa is a pain compared to Scarlion. I don't think the lazorrr attack can be avoided unless you are on the very top platform? But..does scarlion have some 7-8k semi long range attack too? I've never seen this before. Scarlion does not have an attack that will deal that kind of damage far-ranged. The only platform that you can avoid the attacks is the one where you spawn on, but you can't even do anything up there so what's the point O.o
EDIT: It's either you're close enough to take the 8k or you're far enough to take the 2.5k, for Scarlion that is. Tatufiuz: This is a bowman bossing reference for a reason :p We really don't care how much damage rushers take. But yeah, Targa is a pain compared to Scarlion. I don't think the lazorrr attack can be avoided unless you are on the very top platform? But..does scarlion have some 7-8k semi long range attack too? I've never seen this before. yes, it does, if you'll look at the close-ranged, you'll see that sometimes, even if they dont get hit by the body, they take a 7~8k dmg, this attack only hits the ppl nearby. and idk about bowmans, but i heard NLs can avoid the lazzor by fj-ing. Ender969: That's so wrong. I've gone on so many runs and never taken over 2.5k damage. Now touch damage, which you take as a rusher, IS 8k but ranged classes definitely do not take that much damage. @CtrlPlusZ, can't you just jump down and puppet to the left wall, making Leviathan stick to the left wall? Yeah you can, I just found it more of a pain to jump down and get back up than to jumpshoot over an occasional m.att. rombot spawns like every 15 min or something not 60 min...
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his fire pillars (at bodies) stun and do about 2.8k damage. blue lightning is 2.8k+seal. body touch damage is 8k(1st), 9k(2nd), 10k(3rd). all of zak's attacks (including arms) knock you left; his summons knock you both directions. blues (one of the summons, i play w/ monster names off) are resistant to both ice and fire, and show up at around halfway through second body. blues split into two when defeated.
it's written poorly, and it's been in my head for ages. maybe you can do something with it.