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Avatar of the Forgotten King (Rev. 134)

Avatar of the Forgotten King

The Avatar of the Forgotten King is an event boss that drops the entrance to The Shatters, and has a very small chance of dropping the Tablet of the King’s Avatar.

Contents

Stats

HP: 500000
DEF: 90
EXP: 15000

Immune to Daze
Immune to Paralyze
Immune to Stasis
Immune to Stun
Level 20 Quest
Counts toward God Kills

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Combat

Attacks

Aesthetics
Damage
Condition effects
Speed (tiles/sec)
Range (tiles)
Comments
Fire Spinner
150
Confused for 4s
Unstable for 4s
3
12
Fire Bullet
170
Unstable for 4s
3
12

Behavior

Does not move.

Has the armored status effect activated most of the time (~81%), resulting in 180 defense. Only during the time when it’s flashing red (once it stops firing shots), the avatar is not armored.

  • Shoots thick Fire Spinners in different directions.
  • Flashes white.
    • When it flashes white it will say:
      “BURN!”
      “HAHAHAHAHA!”
      and
      “LEAVE THIS PLACE!”
  • Shoots spiral of Fire Bullets.
  • Shoots clockwise spiral then counter-clockwise spiral of Fire Spinners.
  • Shoots spiral of Fire Bullets. (2 rows in 1st phase, 3 rows in 2nd phase)
  • Flashes red. This is the only time it loses its armored status.
    • When it flashes red it will say:
      “Foolish whelps, leave me be!”
      or
      “I must gather my strength!”

Reproduction

Spawns:

Phase 1:
Shades of the AvatarShades of the Avatar

Phase 2:
Eye of the AvatarEye of the Avatar

Phase 3:
BlobombBlobomb

Other enemies:
Killer PillarKiller Pillar (becomes active during phase 4)

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Drops

Soulbound Loot Bag
 Tier 9 Weapon Tier 9 ArmorTier 9 Armor
High-Tier Loot Bag
 Tier 10 Weapon Tier 11 WeaponsTier 11 Weapons
Tier 10 ArmorTier 10 Armor Tier 11 ArmorTier 11 Armor
Tier 12 ArmorTier 12 Armor Tier 5 Ability
Potion Bag
 Stat Increase PotionsStat Increase Potions
Untiered Loot Bag
 Tablet of the King's AvatarTablet of the King’s Avatar

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Tips and Strategies

Battle Tips

Pre-battle:

  • It may be best to clear the area around the Avatar before initiating battle, especially if it spawns in the Godlands.
  • You may require a moderately sized group of players to beat the Avatar, as the first two phases require a certain level of DPS to be surpassed.
  • Stay away from the Avatar if you are low level. Not only are you susceptible to a quick death, but also you have a very small chance of landing any loot.
  • Players with slow computers are also advised to avoid Avatars, especially in crowded realms as the large amount of shots will cause abysmal amounts of lag.

Between phases: Spirals

  • This should go without saying, but DO NOT STAND ON the Avatar when it is firing its bullets, or when a phase is about to end. You WILL die.
  • The safest technique is to just maintain distance from the Avatar when it fires spiral after spiral of attacks. However, the only window to deal damage is when he flashes red and stops attacking.
  • Staff, bow and wand characters can stand a few (~7) tiles away from the Avatar and be able to fit between the fire spirals and continuously deal damage. Note that you cannot fit between the stars, so either back up or circle with them. An example of using this technique can be found here.
  • Alternatively, the player can circle with the shots and continuously deal damage. Note that this technique is extremely risky, and will result in death if not executed properly. An example of using this technique can be found here. Not recommended for unmaxed characters.

Phase 1: Shades - Difficulty rank: 1

  • Do not stand on the tile the Shades will be spawning. A full shotgun can deal up to 716 damage immediately, which is enough to kill - if not heavily cripple - an unmaxed character.
  • A considerable amount of DPS is required to do this phase successfully. Therefore, warriors, paladins and Ogmurs are invaluable. A level one trickster can speed up the process by using his magical prism to stand on the Avatar. The trickster can call a dungeon and people can teleport and die. Then they realize how fucking retarded they are from dying to a enemy that doesn’t even fucking move.
  • The Shades themselves pose little threat to most players. However, be wary as to not take too many shots as they deal high amounts of damage per shot.
  • When in a group, it is best to aim the same shade to deal as much DPS as possible.

Phase 2: Eyes - Difficulty rank: 4

  • A large amount of DPS is required to pass this phase. Similar to the first phase, warriors, paladins and Ogmurs are very valuable.
  • Also note that paralyzing abilities from Archers and Huntresses and poison from Assassins can make the phase significantly easier.
  • All 6 Eyes of each wave must be killed within 10 seconds or another set will spawn. This adds up to about 1900 damage that must be dealt total every second to successfully kill all Eyes and move to the next phase.
  • A proceeding wave will only spawn if at least 1 Eye from the previous wave has been killed. (To be verified)
  • The Eyes, similar to the Shades, pose little threat to the player. However, as many eyes can be present at a time, the damage can stack up to phenomenal amounts.

Phase 3: Blobs - Difficulty rank: 3

Three waves of 8 blobs spawn during the whole phase from the four pools of pure evil (purple water). The first wave being the easiest, as the Avatar does not fire any bullets, but is also invulnerable. The second wave has the Avatar firing the stars in three directions. The final and most dangerous wave will spawn when the Avatar enters its regular firing pattern.

  • By far the most deceiving part of the battle, many disregard Blobombs as harmless. However, be informed that taking even a few of the many shots they fire, multiplied by each blob that spawns, CAN kill you.
  • The strategy for dealing with them is simple. Shoot and kill or trigger and kill, both being uniquely (moderately) risky.
  • Shooting and killing them is self-explanatory. However, make sure to not accidentally trigger the Blobombs.
  • To trigger the bombs, simply touch them and back off. There is a small interval between you touching them and them exploding (signified by them flashing red). Note that this is significantly harder to do safely during the third wave of blobs. Not recommended for unmaxed characters.

Phase 4: Killer Pillars - Difficulty rank: 2

  • For starters; DO NOT STAND ON the pillars. Ever. Doing so will lead to death to even a maxed knight.
  • The first pillar to fire is the north-west pillar, followed by the south-west (NW, SW, SE, NE) in an anticlockwise direction, so be sure to stay away from the pillar that will fire next.
  • Since the pillars have effectively 140 defense, paired with 25000 HP, killing a pillar singlehandedly will take a long time. However, note that damage dealt will not be replenished like in the first phase. Therefore, this phase is doable even by a level 1 priest with a T0 wand.
  • It is advised against stunning the pillar during the damage phase, as after the stun ends, the pillar will shoot out a ring of stacked shots (depending on how long it was stunned) similar to a stunned Headless Horseman. These are very much capable of instantaneously killing any character if not careful.

Recommended Classes

Warrior and Paladin

  • Warriors and paladins are capable of upping even a small group’s DPS.
  • Recommended: T5+ helm/seal
  • Note: The speedy provided by the tiered helmets can be dangerous if the user is not ready for the burst of speed.

Paladin * Oreo

  • Paladins with an Oreo can tank shots for a group for a few seconds to make it easier to deal damage. Execute at own risk. Not recommended for unmaxed characters.

Priest * Prot / Warrior * Jugg

  • Similar to a pally with an oreo, these players can tank shots for a group, however at a higher risk. Execute at own risk. Not recommended for unmaxed characters.

Priest

  • Simply put, the presence of tomes shrinks the chance of death.
  • Recommended: T5+ tomes
  • Note: The speedy provided by the T6 tome can be dangerous if the user is not ready for the burst of speed.

Priest * Puri/Geb Book

  • A priest able to purify can easily save anyone who is inflicted with confused and/or unstable.
  • Note: The speedy provided by Geb Book can be dangerous if the user is not ready for the burst of speed.

Knight * Ogmur

  • Due to the high defense of the Avatar and the related goons, the armor break that Ogmur provides is invaluable to a group, especially a small one.

Assassin

  • Due to the Assassin’s poison ignoring armor, the Avatar’s health can be chunked much faster. Thus, it is very easy for an Assassin to land enough damage to get loot.
  • Landing a poison on all 6 Eyes during the second phase greatly helps with clearing them out.
  • Recommended: T4+ poison

Assassin * Plague

  • Since poisons can hit through invulnerability, Plague’s uniquely long duration means that properly timed poisons can have the Assassin dealing damage throughout the fight.

Wizard

  • Similar to the Assassin’s poison, the Pierce spell scores the wizard a massive amount of damage (about 1680 HP per spell), especially considering that the Avatar lies on the center of a tile, meaning perfect spell bombs all the way.

Archer/Huntress * Dbow

  • The atomic damage that Dbows deal easily bypasses many of the enemies’ defenses, making the bow classes much more.
  • Paralysis from the Archer’s quiver can help greatly with the second phase.

Huntress * Ctrap

  • Acting as a more reliable form of paralysis, Huntresses with Ctrap can more easily paralyze the Eyes.

Other

  • Sorcerer (T3+ Sceptre) - Phase 2
  • Mystic (T5+ Orb) - Phase 3, DPS
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