You'll find a good number of bosses are like this. This fight I had to abandon at first, but then I got it my first try with 3 Hellions and a Vastel. Or atleast last time I tried you will only ever hit it for 0 damage- or did it heal back to full after you killed the full cauldron? Either way, it just reinforced that you need to ignore it and just nuke the hag. PS, the cauldron has 100 HP when empty and 14 HP when full You can't hurt the Cauldron when it's empty. I'll just keep trying, but I still think the cauldron shouldn't reset its health after you free an ally from it. I try using highwaymen/arbalests for ranged damage and vestals for healing, but all but one gets killed and I have to run. Originally posted by Sanctus:Maybe RNGesus has just been unkind to me as of yet.
Simple, most of the two move bosses would be physically incapable of killing a target if they were limited to one move a turn. Not to mention, the cauldron itself is incapable of killing anyone and in the worst case can only bring a person to death's door before spitting them out. As others have said, unless she into the pots a combat unit you shouldn't be striking the pot and instead should just focus on her, the Cauldron automatically expires after her death. In fact, the only two bosses that can't perform two actions a turn are the Necromancer and Formless Flesh, since they have minions and multiple segments respectively.Īll are currently ridiculously beatable, just you have to figure out the mechanics of the fight.
The X-Pounder cannon can fire and summon reinforcements, the Swine Lord can Enraged Destruction if you attack wilbur. Most of the bosses are capable of multiple moves a turn for that matter. It's the chief difficulty mechanic in her fight, so she gets to do it as a free turn each round, much like the Prophet gets to mark targets for debris and still gets to do Fulmigate. Hag sequence breaks to do "Into The Pot" anytime no one is in it.
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