In any case, the players could feel that the game company had spent an extraordinary amount of effort and passion on Blackrock Abyss. This Instance Dungeon wasn't designed for gameplay purposes.
There were many quests, but there were very few 'must do' quests.
Its existence was to represent the cultural life of the Dark Iron Dwarves. In other words, the game designers believed that such a huge Dark Iron Dwarven city should exist on Azeroth Continent. The city had prisons, bars, mines, arenas, palaces, and all kinds of social classes had their own jobs. It was an orderly and organized city.
After passing through the Black Iron Gate and quietly walking on this path, the feeling was especially strong.
When the players looked up, they could see the grandeur of the inner city. The majestic aura seemed to be looking down at them. There seemed to be a voice in the air. It was the voice of Franclorn Forgewright, "Welcome to the Inner City of Shadowforge! Welcome to the heart of the world! "
No matter how much people laughed at the stupidity of the Dark Iron Dwarves, they had to admit that they were a race that could create miracles.
The walls on both sides gradually closed up, but the Torch Spell on the wall was still dazzling. Finally, they reached the exit. A circular inner city appeared, guarded by one of the four Fire Elementals under the command of Ragnaros, Incendius.
The four Fire Elementals under Ragnaros were Incendius, Pyron the Conqueror, Emberseer the Flameguard, and Shahram. Pyron had already been killed on the outside.
Incendius was responsible for guarding the Black Anvil. No one knew how long this burning ball of fire had lived, but it was said that Incendius was immortal in flames.
Baron Geddon taught Incendius how to control his destructive power, but the Baron didn't expect this servant to be such a big threat. As the worry of Incendius' usurpation of power grew, Geddon finally decided to expel this Fire Elemental from the Molten Core and order him to guard the Black Anvil of the Legendary Dark Iron Dwarves. The Black Anvil was related to the quest flow of a legendary Warrior axe.
This was a very pure Fire Elemental, so its damage was, of course, Fire Elemental damage.
One of the difficulties of Incendius was the Curse of the Elemental Lord.
Incendius reduced the Fire Resistance of all players within a 45-yard radius by 10% for 30 seconds. This effect can be stacked up to 5 times.
When players' Fire Resistance was reduced by half, they would receive a significant increase in damage. Normally, if players' Fire Resistance was reduced by half, they would receive at least 150% more damage.
Weilan Haifeng had no choice but to cast a Damage Reduction skill to help the healers stabilize his HP.
The second difficulty was called Flame Eruption. Incendius would deal fire damage to all players within a 20-yard radius. This area would slowly shift. Players needed to escape from this area as soon as possible. Otherwise, even if they had high Fire Resistance, they would still get burned to a crisp.
These two skills formed the first phase.
Perhaps it was because they had fought the boss at the beginning of the day, but their teamwork wasn't good enough. At this stage, quite a few people had died. Seeing that so many people had died, Lu Li decided to enter the second stage. After seeing the skills of the second stage, he announced that they would start all over again.
The second phase of the skill was Roll Call. After three seconds, the player would be set ablaze. Not only would they lose a lot of HP, but it would also spread to other players within four yards.
In short, it was a process of mutual infection.
Before restarting, Lu Li analyzed the two skills. The first skill was Curse. It was a pure test of one's Fire Resistance. If the team couldn't withstand it, they would die at this stage.
Lu Li and the others had excellent equipment. Everyone had a few pieces of Fire Resistance equipment, so they didn't feel much pressure at this stage.
The second skill was difficult for ordinary players. After all, Flame Eruption was controlled by Incendius and was directed at the players. However, Lu Li and the others had many escape skills. Even the healers could do the same, so Lu Li wasn't worried about this.
What he was most worried about was Roll Call.
This required a certain amount of cooperation. Having good awareness didn't mean that there would be no problem.
Of course, the advantage of good awareness couldn't be ignored. No matter what kind of problem they faced, celebrity players would always be better than ordinary players.
Otherwise, how could a random team of celebrity players with messy classes enter a difficult Instance Dungeon like the Blackrock Abyss? Moreover, they were the ones who obtained the First Clear.
As for the difficulty of the third stage, Flame Storm, it depended on everyone's equipment and strength. It also depended on luck.
Incendius dealt fire damage to all players within a 10-yard radius. The total damage was determined by the number of players in the fire area. The more players there were, the greater the damage. When the number of players fell below a certain threshold, Incendius would enter a Berserk state.
Ten yards was neither a large nor a small distance. If there were only one or two players within the range of the Firestorm, the Firestorm wouldn't be a problem.
However, if there were more than three players in the range of Flame Storm, those three would be in danger. If there were five or more players, not only would they need the full support of the healers, but they would also need to run out of the range of Flame Storm. If the range of Flame Storm reached ten players …
Then there was nothing they could do. The team would be wiped in an instant.
Many people dreamed of joining a godly team and never getting wiped in a Instance Dungeon. This was almost impossible in a game like Dawnlight.
No matter how difficult the Boss was, it had the ability to make players die, especially when the Boss was black. Even the strongest team could be wiped. On the other hand, if one was extremely lucky, it was possible to create a miracle.
They passed the first stage unharmed. Although one person died in the second stage, Innocent Child was there to revive them and continue fighting.
After entering the third stage, the first Firestorm was lucky as it only engulfed four people. The second Firestorm was even worse as seven people were forced to flee in panic. No one was prepared for the sudden change in situation, so naturally, the team was wiped.
The others were discussing how to deal with this situation again. Lu Li could only pray for good luck.
There were about three Flame Storms. As long as they didn't burn a few players each time, they would be able to pass this Boss.
After failing the second time, they tried the third time … Failed, tried again, failed, tried again …
After more than an hour and countless battles, Incendius finally showed mercy this time. At most, it could only cover six players. After so many team-wipes, the players had also developed a set of skills to escape quickly.
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