Last updated: 11.1.0

**Oryx the Mad God 2**, referred ingame as **Oryx the Mad God** (same as his previous incarnation), or colloquially as **Oryx 2 or O2**, is the boss of the [Wine Cellar](/wiki/wine-cellar) and considered the "final boss" of the game.

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Stats
Combat
Drops
Tips

Stats

HP: 75000 DEF: 60 EXP: 7500 Location: Wine Cellar Immune to Stasis Level 1 Quest Counts to God Kills Counts to Oryx Kills

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Combat

Attacks

Damage	Condition effects	Speed (tiles/sec)	Range (tiles)	Comments
135		7	17.5	Passes Cover
160	Confused for 5s	10.5	12.6	Passes Cover
160	Slowed for 10s	7	17.5	Passes Cover
160	Blind for 5s	5.5	16.5	Passes Cover
160		5.5	16.5	Passes Cover Pierces Armor
160	Quiet for 3s	4.5	13.5	Passes Cover
240		10	4.5	Passes Cover
1	Quiet for 20s	9	16.2	Passes Cover Piercing
1	Weak for 60s	9	16.2	Passes Cover Piercing

Behavior

Initially, Oryx slowly wanders in the room, firing bullets and proteted by Henchmen and other spawned enemies. Oryx can be pushed by approaching players. At 22500 HP remaining. He will taunt, "Can't... keep... henchmen... alive... anymore! ARGHHH!!!". All Henchmen die and Oryx stops spawning them. He begins firing circles of weakening and quieting stars along with his shotgun, and begins to slowly chase nearby players.

Reproduction

Spawns:

Henchman of Oryx

Max: 4
Cooldown: 12s

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Drops

	Tier 10 Weapon	Tier 11 Weapon
	Tier 12 Weapon	Tier 11 Armor
	Tier 12 Armor	Tier 13 Armor
	Tier 5 Ability	Tier 6 Ability
	Tier 5 Ring
	Potion of Defense	Potion of Attack
	Potion of Wisdom	Potion of Vitality

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Tips and Strategies

Oryx's "shotgun" of stars is extremely dangerous, causing multiple status effects and very high damage. The blue confuse star moves faster than the other projectiles, so be careful to avoid it or risk being confused into the remainder of the projectiles. Also, DO NOT STAND ON TOP OF ORYX 2 (unless he is stunned), or else you can – and will – take all of his shots at once, which will instantaneously obliterate your player from the face of the game, COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY. Rogue Tips: Leave before you turn visible! If you are a rogue you should run next to Oryx, stay for about 3 seconds (assuming you have a cloak that is Twilight or up) then go back so that you don't get shotgunned by Oryx! Getting slowed could mean that you are unable to get out of the range of Oryx's shotgun when you decloak. Circling tips: When circling Oryx 2, always circle clockwise, getting confused while circling counter-clockwise will send you charging into Oryx's Shotgun. If you use Off-Center screen, remember that your "left" key will make you go "down" when confused- so press "left" to retreat, assuming Oryx is in front of you. Assassin Tips: Assassins are considered the best class to use in a Wine Cellar, as their poisons are ideal for Oryx 2, who is vulnerable for quite some time, and doesn't move around too fast until the second "chasing" phase. Use off-center screen to lob poisons and get tons of easy damage in. Priest Tips: It is best to have a tiered wand in the first stages, as the tiered wands pierce through his minions and are able to reach Oryx with no problem. For the second stage however, it is best to use a Crystal Wand or Conducting wand; as they generally have higher damage. Knight Tips: Try to dodge the status effect stars and run in and stun. Running in a straight line towards O2 won't be a very good idea. Try to circle Inward to close the distance and stun. Make sure to have a lot of MP wine or MP potions so you can keep stunning! Make sure to run out BEFORE the stun wears out. But be careful, a missed stun can mean death! WARNING: When Oryx changes phases, he may become unstunned with a very high chance of instantly killing any nearby character, even 8/8 knights. Wizard Tips: Sometimes Oryx will get pinned to a wall. You can go to the other side of the wall and shoot your spell. This is recommended when the wine cellar contains few people, and when most of the minions in the hallways of the cellar have been cleared out.

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