Tlosk's Colosseum Walkthrough - Revision history

imported>Arkalor at 01:26, 9 April 2014

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imported>Arkalor at 22:57, 21 August 2012

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imported>Immortalbob: /* Rares */

2012-07-03T20:53:23Z

Rares

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	== Rares ==		== Rares ==
	True [[Rares Tier 1 \| Rares]] are ideal, they last 15 minutes and are stronger, however [[~~Rares#~~Spectral ~~Rares\|Spectral Rares~~]] are more easily obtained and work well enough. It is possible to beat Colosseum without any rares, but requires a seasoned, optimally configured group, something that gets harder and harder to put together as time goes by and more people get [[Diemos Flagging \| flagged for Diemos]]. There is a fair amount of flexibility in rare usage, depending on how good your group is. For example some mages might skip the first rare if they have no problem landing on the Ruschk and Mukkir (you do greater damage with the rare though). Or you might have all your mages vuln the Olthoi Demons for 20-30 sec instead of having melees use life rares and vuln them. Or perhaps have a [[Grenades\|grenadier]] vuln them. And the magic resist rare can be saved if few or no virindi are attacking you in #14. There are some rares that can substitute as well, such as a [[Magus's Pearl\|Focus]] or [[Lich's Pearl\|Willpower]] rare instead of [[Resister's Crystal\|Magic Resist]] and [[Pearl of Defending\|Defender]] instead of [[Evader's Crystal\|Melee Defense]]. The bottom line is everyone in the group should be clear on what rares will be expected to be used and when they should be used before the run begins. A local message is now given when a rare is used (normal or spectral) so usage can be verified.		True [[Rares Tier 1 \| Rares]] are ideal, they last 15 minutes and are stronger, however [[Spectral Mastery Crystals]] are more easily obtained and work well enough. It is possible to beat Colosseum without any rares, but requires a seasoned, optimally configured group, something that gets harder and harder to put together as time goes by and more people get [[Diemos Flagging \| flagged for Diemos]]. There is a fair amount of flexibility in rare usage, depending on how good your group is. For example some mages might skip the first rare if they have no problem landing on the Ruschk and Mukkir (you do greater damage with the rare though). Or you might have all your mages vuln the Olthoi Demons for 20-30 sec instead of having melees use life rares and vuln them. Or perhaps have a [[Grenades\|grenadier]] vuln them. And the magic resist rare can be saved if few or no virindi are attacking you in #14. There are some rares that can substitute as well, such as a [[Magus's Pearl\|Focus]] or [[Lich's Pearl\|Willpower]] rare instead of [[Resister's Crystal\|Magic Resist]] and [[Pearl of Defending\|Defender]] instead of [[Evader's Crystal\|Melee Defense]]. The bottom line is everyone in the group should be clear on what rares will be expected to be used and when they should be used before the run begins. A local message is now given when a rare is used (normal or spectral) so usage can be verified.

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imported>Arkalor at 21:01, 27 June 2012

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			{{Related\|Advanced Colosseum Arena}}

	This article should be considered as an appendix to the main [[Colosseum]] article. There are myriad possible strategies to beating the Colosseum, this is simply one of them.		This article should be considered as an appendix to the main [[Colosseum]] article. There are myriad possible strategies to beating the Colosseum, this is simply one of them.

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imported>Horibu: Adding categories

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imported>Widgeon: /* Crossfire (XFIRE) */

2009-12-14T06:37:04Z

Crossfire (XFIRE)

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	\|Time Saver - While it's against most people's inclination, ~~doing~~ giving up offense to help the team can really save time. An example on Crossfire is melees that heal and restam mages for some rooms where mages get hammered (mukkir, olthoi swarm demons, etc). Mages that do 10x the damage a melee can do that has to take precious seconds to heal or replenish their mana while a melee is picking away ineffectively at something is far from optimal.		\|Time Saver - While it's against most people's inclination, giving up offense to help the team can really save time. An example on Crossfire is melees that heal and restam mages for some rooms where mages get hammered (mukkir, olthoi swarm demons, etc). Mages that do 10x the damage a melee can do that has to take precious seconds to heal or replenish their mana while a melee is picking away ineffectively at something is far from optimal.
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imported>Tlosk at 18:22, 10 May 2009

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imported>Tlosk: /* Crossfire (XFIRE) */

2009-03-21T00:08:03Z

Crossfire (XFIRE)

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	Half your group stands in the SE corner with their backs to the eastern wall, standing shoulder to shoulder. The other half stands in a line just west of the door, also shoulder to shoulder. The reason for standing near the door instead of against the west wall is this ~~insures~~ that all monsters will show on everyone's radar, for selection when finishing them off with bolts. Archers should focus on killing any creatures that won't be hit by the fists. Those standing by the door will sometimes have one or more creatures get behind them, slide to the side to allow the fists coming west to hit them (and also to allow them to run past you into the crossfire area).		Half your group stands in the SE corner with their backs to the eastern wall, standing shoulder to shoulder. The other half stands in a line just west of the door, also shoulder to shoulder. The reason for standing near the door instead of against the west wall is this ensures that all monsters will show on everyone's radar, for selection when finishing them off with bolts. Archers should focus on killing any creatures that won't be hit by the fists. Those standing by the door will sometimes have one or more creatures get behind them, slide to the side to allow the fists coming west to hit them (and also to allow them to run past you into the crossfire area).


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	=== Ring Around the Bell ===		=== Ring Around the Bell ===

imported>Tlosk: /* #6 */

2009-03-05T02:34:09Z

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	=== #6 ===		=== #6 ===
			* [[Mosswart Swamp Lord]]
			* [[Mosswart Scavenger]]
			* [[Bokrok Lugian]]
			* [[War Mattekar]]
			* [[Gotrok Juggernaut]]

	=== #7 ===		=== #7 ===

imported>Tlosk: /* Rooms */

2009-01-20T13:11:47Z

Rooms

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	=== #7 ===		=== #7 ===
			* [[Repugnant Eater]]
			* [[Insatiable Eater]]
			* [[Viamontian Tribune]]
			* [[Adept of Acid]]
			* [[Adept of Fire]]
			* [[Adept of Frost]]
			* [[Adept of Lightning]]

	=== #8 ===		=== #8 ===
			* [[Titanium Armoredillo]]
			* [[Kirit Zefir]]
			* [[Infernal Zefir]]
			* [[Sentient Crystal Shard]]
			* [[Crystal Shard Sentinel]]
			* [[Crystal Minion]]
			* [[Crystal Lord]]

	=== #9 ===		=== #9 ===
			* [[Olthoi Larvae]]
			* [[Olthoi Ripper]]
			* [[Olthoi Slayer (Creature)\|Olthoi Slayer]]
			* [[Degenerate Shadow]]

	=== #10 ===		=== #10 ===
			* [[Listris Sleech]]
			* [[Parfal Sleech]]
			* [[Disgraced Nanjou Shou-jen]]

	=== #11 ===		=== #11 ===
			* [[Virindi Paradox]]
			* [[Stomper]]
			* [[Tortured Spirit]]

	=== #12 ===		=== #12 ===
			* [[Ruschk Draktehn]]
			* [[Mukkir Kartak]]
			* [[Mukkir Laktar]]
			* [[Umbral Mukkir]]

	=== #13 ===		=== #13 ===
			* [[Ravager]]
			* [[Tukora Sentinel]]
			* [[Tukora Commander]]
			* [[Inflamed Ursuin]]

	=== #14 ===		=== #14 ===
			* [[Virindi Paradox]]
			* [[Virindi Quidiox]]
			* [[Olthoi Progenitor]]
			* [[Olthoi Ripper]]
			* [[Olthoi Slayer (Creature)\|Olthoi Slayer]]

	=== #15 ===		=== #15 ===
			* [[Mosswart Agitator]]
			* [[Mosswart Elder]]
			* [[Mosswart Gladiator]]
			* [[Enraged Ancient Soul]]

	=== #16 ===		=== #16 ===
			* [[Viamontian Hand]]
			* [[Swarm Demon]]

	=== #17 ===		=== #17 ===
			* [[Annihilator]]
			* [[Virindi Paradox]]
			* [[Uber Penguin]]

	=== #18 ===		=== #18 ===

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