Ether Trinity : Boss Rush NOW

The Etheric Trinity is a copy of the Chief. Each level has only one leader and is located in an arena. Defeating it is the entire game. You need to carry three heroes to enter the replica. Whether you can leave alive depends on the team you choose and your operation level. Choose the right team. You have five heroes, and you can only send three in each battle. Two of them are responsible for output damage: archer ranged attack, swordsman melee. The other three heroes are responsible for solving various problems. Priests are responsible for healing and shields, nature mages are responsible for targeting and weakening enemies, and auxiliaries are responsible for buff effects and preparing for a powerful attack. A leader who will launch multiple powerful attacks and another leader who will constantly spread traps require a very different combination of three heroes. You need to make a choice before you enter the copy, not in the middle of the battle. Only one of your three heroes can be on the court at a time, and the leader can only attack this hero, so switching heroes is your main strategy. Use the shield before the leader launches a powerful attack. Switch to Priest for treatment, then switch back to playing. First use the auxiliary hero to apply the gain effect, and then replace the output hero to consume it. There is a second cooldown after each hero switch, so you need to plan the rotation instead of pressing the avatar button randomly. Familiar with combat mechanism Each leader's attack will be displayed on the ground before landing, and the trajectory of each attack will not change. Some attacks you can walk away and dodge, some you can sprint through, and two skills that keep you invincible during the attack move. Some attacks need to be interrupted: when the goblin warlord is ready to release a full-court blow, an energy bar will appear on his head, causing enough damage to interrupt the entire attack and make him stumble before the skill is cast. No matter how well you operate, high-risk operations will leave a flaw. Warlords stagger for a few seconds each time they complete a spin attack. When the Skull Lord summons Tombstones to return blood to himself, destroying all tombstones can end the ceremony early and make him stagger. Understanding these key moments is the only way to transform a narrowly fought battle into an easy one to win. Quick victory The battle was about five minutes long. Fury layers will accumulate as you stay in the arena longer and never stop, so you can't wait for the leader to fall. Stalling for time and waiting for the skill to cool down will only make his next attack more powerful. Death is permanent. Three heroes, three lives. When one hero is killed, the next hero automatically plays, and when the bench is empty, you lose the challenge. Each failure will record the health damage you inflict on the leader, so you can judge whether the last attempt was really better or just lucky. Leader The goblin warlord will launch a proactive attack. He will crash, advance in lines, summon goblins from the camp gate, and accelerate when HP drops to half, giving you no respite. Skull lords will never pursue you. He would anchor himself to one of three overlapping circles on the floor, and then teleport between the circles, detonating the circle where he left off and the circle where he settled. He will curse the people you are holding, and you can put them on the bench to lift the curse. He also treats those tombstones that you have to break under pressure. Horizontal version of the single player game, no energy system. There will be a short training room before the game starts to familiarize you with the operation, and the character will not kill you.