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| − | + | The evil Gremlin [[Schemer Razwog]] was thought to be the one who sent a batallion of [[Retrode]]s at the Rescue Camp and is the first Gremlin the player must fight. He looks and behaves very similarly to a [[Scorcher]]. | |
*(Date of release: 05/09/2012) | *(Date of release: 05/09/2012) | ||
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|description= The mini boss of [[Mission|Heart of Ice]]. A mysterious Frozen Trojan intending to freeze Cradle with Everfrost's power resource. The boss consists of three phases, during every phase [[Chromalisk|Tundralisks]] will spawn. He uses a mace like [[Vanaduke|Lord Vanaduke]] that will create a trail of breakable ice, causing the Freeze status to anyone who gets in the path of it. His attack buff also knocks back knights and creates blocks of ice. He is supported by a lot of cold monsters. | |description= The mini boss of [[Mission|Heart of Ice]]. A mysterious Frozen Trojan intending to freeze Cradle with Everfrost's power resource. The boss consists of three phases, during every phase [[Chromalisk|Tundralisks]] will spawn. He uses a mace like [[Vanaduke|Lord Vanaduke]] that will create a trail of breakable ice, causing the Freeze status to anyone who gets in the path of it. His attack buff also knocks back knights and creates blocks of ice. He is supported by a lot of cold monsters. | ||
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*In the first phase he spawns two invincible [[Wolver|Perma-Frostifur]]. When he's dealt enough damage, Maulos will surround himself with a block of ice, will not move and will be very easy to hit. | *In the first phase he spawns two invincible [[Wolver|Perma-Frostifur]]. When he's dealt enough damage, Maulos will surround himself with a block of ice, will not move and will be very easy to hit. | ||
*In the second phase he spawns around four [[Wolver|Frostifurs]] and when hit enough will again surround himself with ice. [[Lost Soul|Frozen Souls]] come to help Maulos in this part of the battle. | *In the second phase he spawns around four [[Wolver|Frostifurs]] and when hit enough will again surround himself with ice. [[Lost Soul|Frozen Souls]] come to help Maulos in this part of the battle. | ||
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| − | |description= The mini boss of [[Mission|Ghosts in the machine]]. A large, yet sentient, Battlepod of sorts fixed to the chamber's floor. It had been inactive for hundreds of years around the time the distress signal was sent, as many told, but when anyone, be it a group or solo, steps on it's activation button, the Big Iron somehow activates and goes to work on eradicating Knights from it's sight. When it's active, it will summon 2 monster spawns that change between [[Surgebot]]s, [[Volt Knight]]s and [[Voltrode]]s, and 2 files of 2 shock balls orbit around | + | |description= The mini boss of [[Mission|Ghosts in the machine]]. A large, yet sentient, Battlepod of sorts fixed to the chamber's floor. It had been inactive for hundreds of years around the time the distress signal was sent, as many told, but when anyone, be it a group or solo, steps on it's activation button, the Big Iron somehow activates without falling apart from aging and goes to work on eradicating Knights from it's sight. When it's active, it will summon 2 monster spawns that change between [[Surgebot]]s, [[Volt Knight]]s and [[Voltrode]]s, and 2 files of 2 shock balls in circular orbit around it for defense. |
The Big Iron consists of 3 phases: | The Big Iron consists of 3 phases: | ||
| − | * | + | *It's first phase only has 1 spawn, up to 2 wires break the ground and try to hit the players and fires 2 lasers beams in a random direction. After 4 laser fires its shield will break and give opportunity to him it. It's eye and monitor color is yellow at that phase. |
| − | * | + | *It's second phase has 2 spawns and up to 4 wires and 4 lasers at once. It's eye and monitors also changes to an orange color. |
| − | * | + | *It's third and last phase has up to 6 wires and fires 6-8 lasers at once. It's eye color changes to red with a Danger symbol on it. Same goes for it's monitors, too. After inflicting enough damage, the Big Iron shuts down, but for good this time. |
*(Date of release: 09/12/2012) | *(Date of release: 09/12/2012) | ||
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Revision as of 23:55, 6 December 2013
A Boss is an unusual creature unlike the monsters encountered in the Clockworks. Bosses are much stronger than normal monsters and often require specific tactics to defeat them. Most bosses share the same weaknesses and resistances as their monster family, and can be made significantly easier with the right equipment.
There are four main bosses which appear at the end of a Tier in both the Arcade and Missions. These bosses drop Tokens which can be exchanged for rewards with Brinks. More powerful versions of the four main bosses await at the end of Shadow Lairs and drop more tokens than usual.
In addition, there are several Mission exclusive minibosses which do not drop tokens. While not as strong as the main bosses, they still pose a significant threat and should not be taken lightly.
There are currently 15 bosses in total.
