If he is killed, the Horror will just summon another enemy, making it pointless. Shuffling Horror spawns with a Cultist Priest. Although coded to only use it if he is alone, it might be possible that it keeps using it every other turn after the summon, dealing heavy stress across the party. Should you decide to eliminate the troublesome Priest, the Shuffling Horror will always summon another monster right away with Echoing Disassembly.Therefore expect the following succession of Bleed-Shuffle-Bleed-Shuffle for this fight. Since both of Lacerate and Undulations have a 1 turn cooldown, he will alternate between each of them every one of his turns. If the Priest is left alive, the Shuffling Horror's attack pattern will remain always the same making it a very predictable enemy.It has 2 moves in a single turn and 3 different attacks. In the latter case, you really have no room to Complain, because if you're FARMING for an Achievment, you should look up a guide instead of going in blind.The Shuffling Horror is the first of four bosses that Darkest Dungeon has. You can't run from it because there's no rooms to run to.Īlso the shrieker is PURELY optional, and only pulls Trinkets from your Dead Soldiers, meaning it's likely not even going to be that important to you unless you REALLY want the trinkets you likely already have or are farming for the Achievment. Yeah, the bird is a one-tile Dungeon bossfight in the Weald. The level 6 dungeon at least has you sacrafice a hero and spares the rest. Literally any boss in the game is easier than the final boss. That's literally any Lvl 6 dungeon but ok. The point of the boss is to get your Trinkets, not kill it. Has terrain that you'd kill if you even attempted to do the mission of the Goal (retrieving your lost trinkets)
Originally posted by Xerkie:Literally any party with high ACC.
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