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ZeniMax's magnum opus 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Elder Scrolls Online has continued to expand the diverse lands of Tamriel, proving to be one of the best fantasy MMORPGs in existence. Giving us a detailed look into the lives of the Khajiit homeland of Elsweyr or the picturesque Reaper's Marsh, as well as a buck load of adventures and endless 🦩exploration.
But you may have seen a skull and crossbones symbol on the map. These are world bosses and are notoriously difficult to defeat alone unless you're over level 1000+, but even then it's a struggle. However, you must defeat all world bosses in order to clear a region, as well as some great gear they drop after you defeat them. In the gorgeous Summerset Isles of the Altmer, all their world bosses are animals, though some are definitely harder than most.
6 Caanerin
Found at Indrik Frolic, the Indrik Caanerin is both beautiful yet totally hostile. She has a powerful link to Y'ffre the Storyteller, the main god of the Wood Elves and a god of the forest.
Out of all the world bosses, Caanerin is the most difficult of them all. In this fight, you have to watch your feet and keep your eye on the boss at the same time🃏. Caanerin can set the water puddles around the boss area on fire or electrify it. And worst of all, she can send a herd of Indrik your way, which is hard to dodge when they seem to be coming in from all directions ღand dealing extensive damage simultaneously.
5 𓄧 ♕ Keelsplitter
Located at the Keelsplitter's Net, this irritating reef viper has the ability to fly around, so you're going to have to pin it down and deal some damage quickly.
But that's not all, for the sandy ground of the boss arena are dotted with small, writhing snakes that can eat up your health when you're not careful. Furthermore, the Keelsplitter also sets snake eggs around the arena that can explode if you don't step out of its range of attack. Another annoying tidbit is the waterspout attack, which flings you up in the air and throws you down hard. This boss is the definition of annoying.
4 ♋ Haeliata & Nagravia 💟
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Settled in Gryphon's Run, the side quest 'Birds of a Feather' sees the Divine Prosecution tell you to defeat the gryphons Nagravia and Haeliata. The two has become a serious threat to the public and needs to be put down immediately.
What's difficult in this boss fight is the fact that there are two bosses to contend with. Both gryphons are equipped with the same combat moves and mechanics, like talon attacks and sharp pecks with their beaks. Long-range attacks are your best bet, or make sure you have 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:an archer or mage in your team if you're the fighter type that needs to get close. And of course...always bring a healer along.
3 B'Korgen
Associated with the side quest 'The Abyssal Alchemist', the Sea Sload B'Korgen is located in Welenkin Cove.
B'Korgen is irritating simply because he puts up a shield that makes it hard for you to deal serious damage to his health bar. But you might notice these azure balls he puts up. You guessed it - taking down a few of these will cause his shield to weaken before eliminating it completely. B'Korgen does this multiple times throughout the boss fight, as well as setting off a mind blast attack to stun you temporarily. He can also summon yargha and yargha lava to distract you and keep you occupied.
2 Queen Of The Reef ꦍ
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At first, you might be a tad bit confused. After all, where's the boss? You see its ginormous health bar, but you don't see the boss herself. But then you realise you're just seeing the top of her head.
The Queen of the Reef has the ability to burrow into the sand, disappear, and pop back out again. The real issue is that she sends her babies to overwhelm you and these little anklebiters come at you in multitudes. Not only that, she literally throws her babies at you like missiles, and they do a hell of a lot of damage. If you do get close, be w๊ary of her claw, because it can rea🦋lly eat up your health bar if she catches you with it.
1 Graveld
Similar to the Queen of the Reef, Graveld the gigantic salamander also sends her babies to deal with you whenever you manage to successfully diminish her health bar to a certain point. That's some brutal parenting.
Located in Graveld's Hideaway, this salamander boss has both close-range and long-range attacks. But the real problem is the fact that it can wield multiple elements with ease like it's the Avatar. Not only can it lob electricity at you with its giant tail, but it can fling fireballs and ice attacks, switching between elements when you'd least expect it. Keep a keen eye on where you position yourself as well as where the boss will attack next. And finally, the golden rule of all boss fights: never let yourself get cornered.