It is indeed situationnal (blight resist will wreck her out), and I’m sure that I did not start to even discover mid-game dungeons, but still that surprised me. A thing I learned pretty early in that game is that DoT (bleed/blight) STACK ! And with the poisonned dart’s ability (not sure about the name), you have a 6 dmg/turn on a single monster which is HUDGE imo. Now I can understand why I cried blood tears on “bad luck” induced by newbie’s mistakes ! BUT I think you should give some more details on occasions (I’m still not sure I understood what the option “Combat delay penalty” works …)Īlso I totally agree with you on the Hwyman, but I was surprise about the grave robber’s note. If the Pelagic Guardian uses Barnacle Barrier on the Thrall, you may not be able to kill him before he explodes! One tactic is to make sure that you bring at least one stun (or a Shieldbreaker with Puncture) to the Cove so that you can break the Guard.I’m not sure on when this was last updated, but since writting is from Septembre, I hope it’s still alive ! This is a good beginner’s guide overall and I learned several things there :). Killing the Thrall is not usually a problem, but be especially mindful of parties containing both a Thrall and a Pelagic Guardian. The Revenge is one of the most devastating abilities in the game, mirroring the Brigand Pounder's BOOM! ability in the severity of its damage and stress - always kill the Thrall first (or at least stunlock it while you deal with other opponents), or risk a party wipe. The second time it acts, it will use The Revenge, self-destructing and dealing massive damage to your entire team. The first time it acts, it will use Gargling Grab, which does respectable damage and inflicts stress.
The Thrall will use both of its abilities in a row. The Drowned Thrall is an Eldritch/ Unholy type that appears in the Cove.
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