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IGN gives a nice walkthrough at their site ( :/www.ign.com/wikis/divinity-original-sin/Part_6%3A_Fighting_Braccus_Rex) which I partially used to defeat this boss.
It shows a lot of info mentioned in the previous reply; especially using the door as a bottleneck.
When doing this fight (curently playing classic mode), I had one SH mage (pyro), 1 SH ranger, Bairdotr and Jahan in my party. Imho, Jahan is a must, considering how much fire damage you need to deal with.
What's very useful is Dual Wielding wands. Whenever possible use a wand doing Air Damage and one doing Water Damage at Jahan and Earth and Fire (later water) damage at my SH mage.
Because of this, you're able to deal 2 various kinds of damage at the cost of "only" 4 action points; but more important, you're finding out fast which resistances an opponent has. (You can use the examine option as well, but I found attacking them works faster).
I can't exactly remember how I did that fight, but if I'm not mistaken something like this:
1) Send in the person with highest HP and highest fire resistance. Leave test of the party behind the door in the hallway.
2) Summon something as close to possible to Brachus. If this doesn't trigger the convo to start, move very slowly forward until it does. You might do a quicksave prior to each "step" to use RNG in your advantage
Now you got two posibilities. Brachus attacks your char or the summon. If he attacks the summon, retreat to the doorway and hook up to your party.
If Brachus attacks the char doing the convo, that one most likely die. If he does, no worries.
3) With that char dead, have one of the others use a ressurection spell to bring the char back to life. If you got the ability to use a 2nd mage, let that one heal the ressurected char.
This will trigger the other ones to attack you.; however they still need to cross the entire area and - more important - Brachus doesn't follow them!
You might considering casting a rain spell first; however, while it does protect you somewhat, it also hinders the fight against two of the summoned minibosses.
4) Using the door as bottleneck, kill them off one by one. I had that lighthouse dude attacking me first, which gave me a nice poisoncloud, which I set on fire, doing lots of damage to Diederick.
5) By the time Diederick was killed, the Twins attacked me and I had my 2nd mage back to full strength.
Both the twins and Brachus are vunerable to water, meaning you need to cast a rain spell to counter their attacks. After that, using some water and air spells, as well as using silver, freezing and water arrows at both will put them down quite fast.
Hope this helps,
Thorin :)
If you do that right, Braccus' minions will chase you to the door while Braccus himself stays still and doesn't do anything. After all his minions are dead, then Braccus will chase you. But he will never cast his meteor spell.
My first play through, I missed the key to open the gate to get to Evelyn so didn't fight Braccus until I was probably level 12. Obviously that was easy at that point. Keep in mind you can always skip Braccus until later unless you really need the drops. I don't think what he dropped was too good though iirc.
Have as much fire resist as possible on each char.
Wait till B.R. walks closest to the entry door, cast rain, then engage him.
After his supernova sun attack, activate the bloodstone that my highest initiative char. has.