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If you look on the ground some of the symbols will glow, each glowing symbol indicates how many people have been hit.
A party with a healer will be fine if 2 symbols glow (2 people got hit by the aoes) but 3 will more than likely kill you all, in a party without a healer, aim for 0 - 1 symbols glowing.
Boss wll use an aoe that you avoid by gathering near her then one that requires you to move away, or in the reverse order.
When the boss has an eye on them make sure to look away when she casts that skill.
I hope this helps with your next encounter and enjoy xD
heck the floor 40 boss is harder to solo than this one lol.
Disagree. Floor 51 - 60 is probably the hardest because of those Pots that can one shot you if you're not careful or if there is more than 1 and you don't look away. Probably the most dangerous enemy in the entire first 100 floors imo (including a few of the boses)
The boss is mechanically simple.
1 skill you need to look away for "Cold Feet"
2 aoes centered on the boss, "In Health"
one of which requires standing next to the boss, the other away, and they alternate.
1 set of additional aoe markers from the gargolyes that show up
1 unavoidable raid damage "Black Honeymoon"
The complexity comes in the way these mechanics work together.
Cold Feet makes players walk around without player input.
Which usually leads to players getting hit by In Health, adding stacks to the unavoidable
Black Honeymoon, which is buffed by the people who fail the aoes.
All people really have to do is turn away for Cold Feet, and walk out of the aoes.
The fight can be summed up in very few words.
"Look away for Cold Feet, avoid aoes."
Never been one shotted by those Pots, (you sure you have at least 30 aetherpol?) but I do like to joke about getting high on Palace Pot lol.