In Throne and Liberty there are many different bosses. Each boss has its own tricks and mechanics that must be taken into account. Five bosses are particularly annoying for players.
What kind of list is this? In Throne and Liberty there are various bosses, and each comes with its own mechanics and abilities that players must consider when fighting against the boss.
Not every boss seems equally manageable when it comes to mechanics. While some bosses only require occasional blocking, others demand almost perfect timing to survive the fight without dying.
This list is based on the author’s opinion and only addresses field and guild bosses. Dungeon bosses have not been included in this consideration. The bosses on the list are not arranged in any particular order.
Why guilds are so important in Throne and Liberty, you can find out here:
Ahzreil requires teamwork
The field boss Ahzreil is located in the ruins of the Light Sanctuary in the area Destroyed Temple. While his normal abilities are easy to block due to their slow charge time, the boss is especially annoying with his totem mechanic.
In the totem phase, Ahzreil spawns three totems and pulls players towards the boss. Three random players each receive a ticking bomb that they must use to blow up the totems. If more than one totem survives, a significant portion of the group typically dies.
The fate of many players therefore lies in the hands of a few individuals who not only have to realize that the boss has targeted them, but also need to coordinate among themselves so that not everyone blows up the same totem. In most cases, the phase ends with many defeated players.
The boss fight often unnecessarily drags on due to the totem mechanic and creates many question marks above the heads of random player groups. The boss’s attacks are definitely not self-explanatory.
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