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**Molek** is a miniboss that is found in the Cultist Hideout, a secret area in the [Lost Halls](/wiki/lost-halls).

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Stats
Combat
Drops
Tips
Trivia

Stats

HP: 60,000 (+20% [12,000 HP] per player in Dungeon) DEF: 50 XP: 4,000 Location: Lost Halls (Cultist Hideout) Immune to Stasis Immune to Stun Immune to Paralyze Back to top

Combat

Attacks

Damage	Speed (tiles/sec)	Range (tiles)	Comments
250	8	18	Pierces through players
150	11	26.95	Pierces through players
180	7	21	Pierces through players

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Behavior

Molek is summoned by the Cultists once all five of them are harmed sufficiently for the first time (at about 3/4 HP). He is summoned in the middle of the pentagram the Cultists stand on, and the Cultists will all disappear, leaving Molek to do their bidding for them. Molek will randomly alternate between three attack states. * Fires several dense, heavily damaging radial shockwaves while firing spreads of fireballs at the nearest player. He will also spawn [Molek Flames](/wiki/molek-flame), temporary invincible minions that fire at nearby players, in addition to dealing damage to and Armor Breaking players that touch them. He will always use this attack right after being summoned. * Circles the center of the room, rapidly firing large shotguns of fireballs at the nearest player. He will continue spawning Molek Flames in this phase. * Spawns a [Fire](/wiki/fire-demon), [Ice](/wiki/ice-demon), and [Lightning Demon](/wiki/lightning-demon) around him before wandering in place and firing small shotguns of fireballs at nearby players. Once he is killed, the Cultists will reappear and continue their attack.

Reproduction

Spawns:

Molek Flame

Fire Demon

Ice Demon

Lightning Demon Back to top ###Drops None. Back to top

Tips and Strategies

- Get rid of the demons he spawns before attacking - Attacks hurt, try not to get hit, especially the "shockwave" attack that does 250 damage each projectile Back to top

###Trivia In Biblical texts, Molek was a false god of fire that was heavily associated with child sacrifice. In the book of Leviticus, some of the Israelites were sacrificing their infants to him, believing their actions to be pleasing to God. Back to top

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