The Blossomed Wreath slowly regenerates 2 HP over time (stopping at 80% which is 240 HP for Woodie in Grand Steadfast and 160 for all other non-”Grand” status armor), provides 10% faster CD and 10% move speed. Just remember to give this back to the main tank on the swineclops wave.īlossomed Wreath: Now this here in combination with the Grand Steadfast can make you feel unbeatable. If things go really south the tank can take over for you while you recover. If you really don’t feel comfortable without this armor but don’t have access, just ask the healer to keep an eye on your health and tell them to heal you when needed. The bad news is that the main tank is most likely going to want/need this armor, especially if they’re playing as a tank with a lower base HP. It’s lightweight enough to make it viable to run around in yet it’s tank-y enough to cancel bosses with. You can use this armor for either of the methods. It also negates knockback but doesn’t slow you down like the Steadfast Stone. Steadfast Grand: This armor can really let you take a beating! It provides 90% protection and increases your max health by 100 points, which brings Woodie’s base HP to a whopping 300. If the tank insists on using this hat you can use a spare DPS hat for the extra damage until the next armor drop. Very useful for cancelling the bosses if you’re still learning. Or if you’re feeling brave, you can try cancelling in the Splint Mail.įlower Headband: This headgear will increase your HP regeneration by 25%. If your tank insists on keeping this armor you might want to use the running strategy. You’re gonna want to grab this if you plan to cancel the bosses. But unlike the other armor equips, Steadfast Stone armor will negate knockback from boss attacks so you won’t be tossed around like a rag doll. Steadfast Stone: This armor provides you with 90% protection but also has a 15% speed reduction. If you plan on cancelling you can disregard this armor entirely and grab the Steadfast Stone instead. Typically when it first drops the main tank is going to need it first. Note that if you get hit by the boarilla you’re going to get thrown into the air a little ways. Stone Splint Mail: Also called Splint armor for short, this will provide you 85% protection and it’s lightweight so you can run around while still having a decent amount of protection. If you’re not running the boarillas you can let someone else have this hat. It gives you a 20% speed boost which you’re going to need.

Refer to the chart below to determine which armor you should use based on your method of handling boss waves:įeathered Wreath: This item drops pretty early in the game and if you know ahead of time that you want to run the boarilla grab this. Armor use will also vary depending on how you tackle the bosses. You are also going to want to plan ahead with your tank since you might have to share or swap gear depending on how confident they are in their role and/or if they’re feeling generous. Note that Lucy herself acts as a mob defense debuff like Abigail, indicated by the broken shield icon above the enemy that was attacked.Įvery character has their own designated armor. The base damage for Lucy chuck is 30, increasing to 33 with a defense buff, which caps at 10% and gradually increases as you attack. Without any DPS equips Lucy’s base damage is 20 and is increased to 22 if the defense buff is active. He spawns with his trusty axe Lucy, which has a cooldown timer of roughly one second. But isn’t optimal unless your main tank is really struggling and nobody else volunteers to cover since you would most likely need someone to replace you. Woodie can play as the main tank if need be, in which you would take the Blacksmith’s Edge. (Up until the swineclops cancelling mobs is optional but highly recommended). His main role is to be the secondary tank alongside the main tank as well as cancel the mobs or to run around and distract.

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