Discuss about Rogue on CN last boss

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• isfuturo Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User

  June 2013 edited June 2013

  Oh ya and when i use LA, i cant see the red circle properly at all. Anyone can tell me how to do better on this? Ty

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• neverasher Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User

  June 2013 edited June 2013

  you can time your dodge for his wing flap to stay right by him and avoid the damage. it's like 2 seconds after the aoe circle shows that you will want to dodge. for the hands he will usually lift his head up and let out a wail when he spawns the hands. if you hear the wail just move or dodge. using DF directly under his tail won't move you as much as it does on the sides.

  

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• thequeueball Member Posts: 0 Arc User

  June 2013 edited June 2013

  isfuturo wrote: »

  Oh ya and when i use LA, i cant see the red circle properly at all. Anyone can tell me how to do better on this? Ty

  
  Go into video options, under advanced settings turn off post processing. No more of that graphical noise when you use lurkers. But be careful, until you're used to it you might find yourself using lurkers and not realizing it.
  
  This setting change is a significant improvement and worth turning off in my opinion .

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• iwrestlebearz Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 28 Arc User

  June 2013 edited June 2013

  I run pretty standard stuff for the Dracolich:
  
  Dailies - Lurker & SE
  Encounters - Shadow Strike, Lashing Blade, Impossible to Catch
  At Wills - Cloud of Steel, Duelist's Flurry
  
  You really can't DF without him moving a little, this dragon likes to move a lot. What you can do is move in a left/right fashion facing away from the group rather than continuing to move in a circle. This will keep the majority of his targeted abilities aimed at you and not your group (especially hands until later on in the fight).
  
  You should be using and abusing Impossible to Catch on this fight. Non-stealth you'll take maybe 3,000 damage max from his wing attack. With stealth you'll take nothing. You might get a slight knockback but nothing nearly as bad as dodging and running out. More uptime = more dps and a quicker kill. Try to time your Duelist's Flurry so that you're locked onto the dragon while he's knocking back (while you have Impossible to Catch up). You can also use this to completely avoid hands later on in the fight, with stealth or without. You might take a little damage without stealth but nothing significant. You can even face tank his large melee hits occasionally with it. I cannot stress enough that Impossible to Catch is amazing for this fight.
  
  I'm also convinced that Shadow Strike is the right choice over Wicked Reminder for this fight but some people may be inclined to disagree.
  
  Basically with good Wizards controlling adds and patience, the boss will eventually die.

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• isfuturo Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User

  June 2013 edited June 2013

  I keep having a movement issue with DF as my DF always keep moving to the Dragon roar red beam . . .
  
  Hands will 1 hit KO me if i dodge miss, so you mean when using impossible to catch it will only deal so much lesser?
  
  So do you suggest on stealth for DPS or Stealth on impossible to catch? Bcoz impossible to catch will eat up all stealth bar.
  
  Thank you.

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• gunman Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 51

  June 2013 edited June 2013

  Phase 1: use dodge as posted above to avoid the wing flap, otherwise just move while the boss is in any attack animation.
  
  Phase 2: only 1 cast of hands at a time, it does not follow you perfectly (e.g. if u are under the boss you never get hit), try to simply move a bit not to get hit
  
  Phase 3: double-hands cast, they track you perfectly anywhere; just use Impossible to catch on the first one and move out of the way for the second one.
  
  Fun Skills I personally choose:
  Impossible to catch -> OP
  Wicked Reminder -> More DPS, faster kill, less time for CWs to f*** up.
  Smoke bomb -> keeps those mobs from HAMSTER u if your CWs are bad
  Deft Strike -> great positioning tool
  
  Remember that you can choose when to set up bleeds, and pick which ones u want to keep. E.g. if you have Lurker full, then stop attacking the boss for a bit and wait for the bleeds to drop. Then pick a good time to start attacking again (e.g. after hands or wing flap) and go on him with everything you have to set up an amazing bleed (15k+). It's much better than wasting time holding a 5k bleed or such.

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• thedeadstar Member Posts: 201

  June 2013 edited June 2013

  ItC is strong enough without stealth. 75% dmg reduction means 1 DF and you are full again thanks to life leech so you can safe your pot for more important stuff. Wing attack is the same like for every dragon out there, dodge in the right moment or be in DF animation with ItC which will let you stick to it.

  Shinis

  Tong Lv86

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• eros1986 Member Posts: 0 Arc User

  June 2013 edited June 2013

  wicked strike, dazing strike, impossible to catch. you need to be very mobile and maintain aggro at the same time, your main responsability should be to keep the aggro on you and those aoe away from the rest of your party..it all depend on how you do the fight but the best way is 1 rogue for tanking the boss, 2 cw to control adds, 1 rogue help defensively the party(stun, interrupt) and in that tiny ammount of time you have 0 adds, the whole party switch to max damage on boss.

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• isfuturo Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 0 Arc User

  June 2013 edited June 2013

  One question, how do you all monitor the bleed and know it is 10 stack? Or just DF twice it will confirm 10 stack?
  
  My friend is telling me he will stop 1-2sec after DF to see the bleed.
  
  Maybe other can share more here. Ty

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