I would like some help understanding the Drowned Dan boss in Celestia before I spend any Gold Keys on it, please!
So Drowned Dan has 4 tiers, depending on your level (1-50, 51-65, 66-109, 110+). The main cheat in this fight is the "code" that you have to hit the boss with. Each number of the code represents the rank of the spell you have to hit him with. However, the spell ranks in the code go from 1 to 11. (So a code of 1-2-3-4 means attacks ranked/costing 1, 2, 3 and 4)
But does this mean a tier 1 and 2 wizard also has to own rank 11 spells (as treasure cards)?? Or is the code cheat scaled appropriately according to tier?
I'm currently in the tier 2 range, so levels 51-65. This means the highest rank spell I have access to is rank 8. But does the boss's code only use numbers between 1 and 8? Or do i have to somehow find treasure cards for ranks 9-11?
Would really like someone's view on this before I fight the boss! Couldn't find this particular info anywhere.
(Cant bring a higher level to help either, due to the "Participation Trophy" level restrictions)
I would like some help understanding the Drowned Dan boss in Celestia before I spend any Gold Keys on it, please!
So Drowned Dan has 4 tiers, depending on your level (1-50, 51-65, 66-109, 110+). The main cheat in this fight is the "code" that you have to hit the boss with. Each number of the code represents the rank of the spell you have to hit him with. However, the spell ranks in the code go from 1 to 11. (So a code of 1-2-3-4 means attacks ranked/costing 1, 2, 3 and 4)
But does this mean a tier 1 and 2 wizard also has to own rank 11 spells (as treasure cards)?? Or is the code cheat scaled appropriately according to tier?
I'm currently in the tier 2 range, so levels 51-65. This means the highest rank spell I have access to is rank 8. But does the boss's code only use numbers between 1 and 8? Or do i have to somehow find treasure cards for ranks 9-11?
Would really like someone's view on this before I fight the boss! Couldn't find this particular info anywhere.
(Cant bring a higher level to help either, due to the "Participation Trophy" level restrictions)
I have done this fight a couple of times, and I don't recall any number in the code higher than 7 or 8. It's best to have a full team of four, and divide up possible attacks between the members. One wizard will bring lower or odd pip attacks, another will bring mid-pip count attacks, etc. Then, once the code is known, everyone gets their appropriate attack ready to cast in order.
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