Purple - Range direct damage, not really sure what their follow-up effects are Green - In addition to direct damage, these adds will explode for a chunk of your HP and leave a DoTīlue - They do direct damage and slow your movement speed They will wander around, and as long you maintain your positions, not all of them will stray to the DPS-ers. He summons three types of adds, and these can be pulled away (or ignored to a certain extent). Most of Beritra’s dragon form skills won’t matter much if you’re positioned below his claws (same concept as Tiamat’s fight). While in human form, he moves around very quickly (like a gliding nun, teehee) and may randomly target other members at whim. *in dragon form, he just breathes fire in the same unique patternĪerial Flame - Widespread AOE attack, has a flashy animation (of his dragon form breathing flames) Shadow Split * - Teleports to the middle and unleashes a Y-shaped pattern linear attack, can be dodged (once again, positioning is important) Positioning is important as this can be dodged (or at least not take both attacks) Shade Beckoning - Transforms 3-4 closest targets into red names, player damage skills can be inflicted on affected targets (cannot be dispelled), they are unable to be healed during the skill’s duration, it lasts for 15 secondsĬorruption - A devastating AOE attack that covers both halves of the platform in a consecutive phase. Shadow Grasp/Shadow Explosion - AOE pull that sucks in any target within affected radius, immediately follows up with an AOE attack Some of his skills do typical direct damage, but you should watch out for these in particular: Have the entire alliance jump over the fence to the secondary platforms to wait it outĪs with Orissan, I am unsure of what they will be called in the English translation. Beritra’s dragon form has a shield phase when you lowered his HP past 50%, don’t tank unnecessary attacks. Pop your DP and whatever you need to at the last phase of the fight, and not the beginning The huge circle in Gelkmaros is actually good practice for positioning, I’m not sure of the elyos equivalent (pretty sure Inggison has one somewhere) While the guides recommend bringing consumables such as self-ress stones and Fine Bracing Water, I would not recommend relying on the latter as Korea has since patched Fine Bracing Water to be non-usable inside instances Both groups will be exactly next to/under his two front claws once he assumes complete transformation. As with Stage 1, you might want to leave the melees on the left and casters on the right. Hard Mode, in essence is basically a stage built off Easy Mode’s foundations.īeritra takes roughly about 4-5 minutes to enter his Dragon Form, you have to get into position before he paralyzes everyone during his transformation cutscene. If you’re having problems with Hard Mode, you may want to start off with Easy Mode first and have everyone familiarizing themselves with the fight.
The entire fight is basically DPS-ing Beritra down, while ensuring his seal guardians die. But in case your DPS isn’t capable of taking blows, send a pocket healer after them. It’s recommended that you send one solid DPS (preferably assassin/songweaver) to pick them off rather than sending a couple of people (time is essence). If you have done Infinity Shard, these mobs function like a resonator, except unlike your passive resonators, these can fight back and hit hard (but they are rather squishy). Beritra’s seal guardians will spawn here throughout the fight. You will notice in addition to the main circle, there are six platforms (three on each side) scattered around. Have everyone to start unloading everything. If you like, have the main tanker get on Beritra for a few moments first before everyone starts DPS-ing. Once you port into Beritra’s chambers, the fight starts immediately. By the last debuff removal, he starts to enter dragon form. Beritra’s has new skills while in dragon formīeritra has three buffs when the fight starts, whoever kills the seal guardians has to explode a special buff onto Beritra to remove his buffs. There’s a 8 minutes time limit to kill Beritra once he enters dragon mode, he just disappears if you fail to kill him within the allocated time (and no rewards) Beritra will transform into dragon form Better rewards, Mythic tier drops only from hard mode Beritra remains in human form throughout I’ll be covering both easy and hard modes for Beritra, these are the main differences between the modes: Part III took a little longer than expected, sorry about that.
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