This is currently bugged and does not apply Poisoned to enemies. It can be very dangerous when fighting multiple mobs. Blocking a toxic-trail attack will absorb it, cleanse the condition and apply Poisoned to nearby enemies. If you have Stability you will not be affected.Įnemies leave a trail of poison behind them which inflicts direct damage and the Poisoned condition. Make sure to not run around like a headless chicken! Find a good spot and stand still. Players will be pushed away from one another. Stripping an enemy boon will also apply the boons to nearby allies. Anything that strips boons can be helpful here. Stunned enemies apply Protection and Stability to nearby players.Ĭauses a set of effects from other fractals to spawn, including The Mossman, a deadly Champion Rabbit, Veteran Jade Maw Tentacles, an airstrike from the PvP map Skyhammer and the cannon assault from Captain Mai Trin Fractal.Įnemies receive Protection, Resolution and Might when you hit them, with a 20 second internal cooldown per enemy. Recognizable by a yellow zone after a mob's death. Each enemy killed explodes within a 180 radius 1.75 seconds after its death, dealing high damage and applying Daze to foes around it. It is a little DPS increase to deploy it under the boss/mobs but it is not worth it blinding your team members!Įnemies explode upon death if not stunned. Flux bombs now apply to both allies and enemies. If you keep walking forward while marked you won't get any damage from the bomb. Do not place those inside the combat area, learn to dash away right before the field deploys. This means that players in combat are randomly marked with Flux Bombs which leave a damaging and blinding AoE field behind. Requirement in LFG, earned by completing level 100 in challenge mode without someone dying.
Requirement in LFG, earned by completing level 100 in challenge mode Could be a support or damage buildĪ suitable condition dps build from a class of your choiceĪ suitable power dps build from a class of your choice Could be a support or damage buildĪny build that can provide Quickness. Renegade for Alacrity and support utilities (can be power or condi)Īny build that can provide Alacrity. Heal Firebrand for Quickness and group support, Healer build Hybrid build that deals some DPS and heals Running with optimal utility and food as well as fractal potions (Ĭongratulations! Now you should have exactly 162 Agony Resistance and match the gear in our builds page.Ībbreviations for navigating the LFG ShortĬondi Firebrand for Quickness or as a DPSĬlelestial Firebrand for Quickness. Key boons become a requirement to effectively clear the content. T4 groups will expect you to play your part and adapt to help the group however possible. When running tier 4 fractals you should be confident with both your class and the mechanics of the fractal. You will no doubt start learning more advanced tactics and how to adapt to more demanding encounters here, preparing you for T4.
When starting in tier 3 fractals you are expected to have some knowledge about your class and how fractals work. The mechanics are less forgiving, and the group will need higher DPS to effectively clear. Tier 3 fractals introduce 2 mistlock instabilities at once, while also increasing the damage from mobs and the number of mechanics. The party begins to encounter mistlock instabilities and Agony. The mechanics hit slightly harder, and bosses and mobs have increased health, requiring more DPS to effectively clear. Tier 2 fractals should be played in a full party of 5. The only recommendation is to have at least full exotic gear. Mechanics and incoming damage are very forgiving. This tier is meant as an introduction to fractals. While there are no hard-set rules or things you "must" bring to clear an encounter, finding the best way your character can strengthen and serve the group as you learn can help make fractals more enjoyable and satisfying to play for both yourself and your party.
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