The image on the left is an isometric view of how meteors can be placed. Okay so basically putting 2 meteors close to each other is a wipe.
Unexpected Ravensbeaks Killing MT Meteor (Stardust) Placement & Positioning Meteor (Stardust) Placement & Positioning Knowledge of the Phase Rotation (Fixed by studying the above table) Here are the MAIN PROBLEMS groups face when tackling this phase: It’s been half a year-ish since I’ve seen the 5th chunk, so let me get back to you on that… The very first step to beating this phase consistently is KNOWING THE ROTATION BY HEART. If you think of it this way, like mentioned earlier, the phase only has FOUR SKILLS TO LOOK OUT FOR. Having a single member eat 2 of these is likely death… therefore spreading out is needed. Dive makes Nael go to a random party member, Chariot is a circle AoE that pushes (easily avoided) and Thermionic beam deals shared damage to all partymembers stacked onto the target.ĭivebomb (Meteor Stream) chooses 3 random party members and deals significant AoE damage to them, and all those around them. This promotes a tank swap strategy (As for this guide we’re going looking at a 2 Tank 2 Healer 4 DPS lineup)ĭive -> Chariot -> Thermionic these three skills always come together. It leaves a debuff on the target which explodes after a time (we call this Beak Poison). A massive hit which your healers should preempt with shields (Stoneskin, Adloquium). Ravensbeak is just like Twintanias Death Sentence. “The best thing you can do for your team in Phase 1 of T9 is to know the rotation” Chunk 1 This phase lasts from pull to Nael reaching 64% HP. This phase may seem very chaotic, but dont let it overwhelm you! In reality there are really only FOUR skills in this phase. | | | Turn 9 Phase 1: Meteors (Stardust) It’s okay, cause we got your back! Turn 9 isn’t as daunting as you might think it is!
So, if you’re reading this, it probably means Nael bricked you from entering FCoB.
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