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There were four groups of 100 players participating in the Boss fight. It wasn't that Ruling Sword didn't have enough people, but that the altar could only hold so many people.
Virtual games didn't allow players to pass through each other. Each profession had a certain attack range, so it was impossible to fight a single Boss with tens of thousands of players. Lu Li didn't know how to fit 50,000 players on this small altar anyway.
The main tank was Weilan Haifeng. In fact, it would be better to have a Bear Druid, but Ruling Sword didn't have a Bear Druid at the moment.
One of the problems was the player's technique. Druids had to adapt to the various transformations in the virtual world. Fighting monsters on the ground and fighting monsters on the ground were two different concepts. In addition, Bear Tank equipment was hard to find, so there were very few experts in this area.
Weilan Haifeng's basic equipment was good, so it didn't matter that Vile Priestess Hexx wasn't suitable for a Warrior.
He had two secondary tanks beside him, who could help him share the damage in the second stage. There were also similar arrangements in other areas.
Of course, Lu Li wouldn't say anything about the second stage. When he arranged for these four secondary tanks, he only said that they were in case the Tanks were knocked out. Otherwise, he wouldn't be able to explain his foresight.
Vile Priestess Hexx looked no different from an ordinary troll. She wore a mask that looked like the Zul 'Farrak Big Bad Guy, which made her look gloomy. In her hand was an unassuming Magic Staff.
If it was dropped, this unassuming Magic Staff would have a name – Ivy Magic Staff.
It was a godly item for healers, and had a special effect called Half-Life. No matter how much HP the target had, it could instantly recover half of the target's total HP, and it was an instant cast.
"3.7 million HP. This is probably the thickest Boss I've ever seen," Weilan Haifeng couldn't help but complain.
Unfortunately, he didn't know the attributes of the Ivy Magic Staff. Otherwise, he wouldn't have complained so civilly.
A level 50 Wild Lord Boss had at least 3 million HP. Vile Priestess Hexx commanded tens of thousands of Vilebranch Trolls, and had a house, a car, and minions. A mere 3 million HP wasn't a big deal at all.
And the facts had proven this point. This guy had displayed great strength in the first stage.
His main skill at this stage was [Frog Transformation]. Actually, [Frog Transformation] wasn't that scary. What was scary was [Group Transformation]. In an instant, the group of people turned into frogs.
If a group of frogs turning into frogs wasn't scary enough, was there anything scarier?
Of course, it could be compared to the Mage's Sheep Transformation Spell. Everyone knew that Sheep Transformation Spell required a channeling time. Whether it was a kick or anything else, it could be interrupted. However, Group Frog Transformation was different. It was an instant cast, and there was no chance to interrupt it.
If this wasn't terrifying enough, then of course it wouldn't stop there.
After being turned into a sheep by a Mage, not only could they recover their HP during the transformation, but they would also break free from the shackles of the Polymorph spell once they were attacked. Therefore, those who were turned into sheep never felt despair.
However, the Evil Priestess Hex's Frog Transformation didn't give you any HP regeneration, and even attacking you wouldn't affect your transformation.
This was a bug!
With this skill alone, Lord Hex became one of the hardest bosses to kill in the 50-60 range. In fact, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that it was the hardest to kill. If there wasn't a guide.
The first group of frogs was thrown into the group of ranged attackers on the west side. One of their Hunters was nervous and used a Distracting Shot to steal the Main Tank's aggro.
"DPS, control the aggro. Don't be greedy. The top ten damage dealers of this boss will not be rewarded with points. If the top ten damage dealers steal the aggro, the points will be deducted." In order to prevent the team from being wiped out, Lu Li had no choice but to make a seemingly ridiculous rule.
In fact, it wasn't hard to understand. He knew most of the top ten damage dealers. These people wouldn't make mistakes easily.
What he was afraid of was those who couldn't make it into the top ten damage dealers based on their normal abilities. They would madly attack in order to show off in front of everyone. Once the boss' aggro was pulled into the group of DPS, the whole team would be in chaos.
According to Lu Li's arrangement. Evil Priestess Hex had a group of Main Tanks in each direction. Once the main tank, Weilan Haifeng, was turned into frogs, Lu Li would call for the Main Tank in the other direction to steal the aggro.
This way, no matter what the boss did, it would only be in the area under its feet. As the main damage dealers, the ranged classes would at least be able to deal damage safely.
He wasn't afraid of people slacking. He only said that the top ten players wouldn't be rewarded. He didn't say that the bottom ten players wouldn't be punished. Moreover, the guild announcement would last for a period of time. Everyone could see the bottom ten players, so no one wanted to embarrass themselves.
Lu Li would also participate in the damage dealers. However, his position was very strange. He was always in a diagonal position with the person in charge of pulling aggro.
In other words, he would stand behind the boss. In this position, the boss would never turn him into a frog. A few smart melee players began to follow Lu Li and continuously circled around the boss' butt. This was a good result.
The person with the highest damage dealer was Huadi Liqing. Lu Li could only be ranked seventh. It couldn't be helped. When the melee classes fought this boss, they often had to move around.
He was the only melee player in the top ten, so it wasn't embarrassing.
Moreover, he was the commander, so he had to command the battle.
When the Vile Priestess' HP dropped to the first 20%, Hex began to cast an AoE skill that would cause the players to lose 10% of their HP every two seconds for 20 seconds. This meant that if the players didn't receive any items or healing skills to replenish their HP within 20 seconds, they would definitely die.
This area of effect was only used on the altar, so some people suddenly thought that they could all retreat to the bottom of the stairs.
Sorry, but if they dared to do so, it would be even worse for them.
If the players on the altar retreated during this stage, they would be seen as running away. Under the encouragement of the Vile Priestess Hex, the player's inner demon would leave their body. It was similar to the Shadowfiend released by the Priests. This Shadowfiend that was born from the player would continue to chase and kill them.
This inner demon couldn't be killed by others. Only the player could kill it. At this time, the healers would be in trouble.
This was especially true for healers who didn't have any attack power. Once a healer died, the whole team would be wiped. Only when the owner's inner demon was killed could others kill it. However, the inner demon would be stronger at this time.
Lu Li immediately stopped everyone from retreating to the bottom of the altar. After all, the boss' HP would only be reduced by 100% for 20 seconds. It wasn't an instant kill. As long as the healers were strong enough, they would be able to survive this stage.
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