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== Awakening ==
 
== Awakening ==
The Lagavulin will start with the unique debuff "Asleep", as well as a {{KW|Metallicize}} buff, preventing it from taking any action, but granting it 8 {{KW|Block}} at the start of every turn. The Lagavulin will awake at the end of its 3rd turn or when any HP damage is taken through the {{KW|Block}}, and will lose its {{KW|Metallicize}} buff in the process. If it is a marked elite, it will have Metallicize 4 when awake.
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The Lagavulin will start with the unique debuff "Asleep", as well as a {{KW|Metallicize}} buff, preventing it from taking any action, but granting it 8 {{KW|Block}} at the start of every turn. The Lagavulin will awake at the end of its 3rd turn or when any HP damage is taken through the {{KW|Block}}, and will lose its {{KW|Metallicize}} buff in the process.
   
 
When the Lagavulin wakes up by being attacked, it will be stunned for one turn. If the Lagavulin is left unharmed for three turns, it will wake up on its own and begin the fourth turn unstunned.
 
When the Lagavulin wakes up by being attacked, it will be stunned for one turn. If the Lagavulin is left unharmed for three turns, it will wake up on its own and begin the fourth turn unstunned.
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**Alternatively, on the third turn, it may be more reasonable to deal damage instead of buffs/debuffs if a large amount of damage is possible.
 
**Alternatively, on the third turn, it may be more reasonable to deal damage instead of buffs/debuffs if a large amount of damage is possible.
 
*Try to stay mostly aggressive for the fight; after its "Siphon Soul" ability is used too many times it will be much harder to defeat him.
 
*Try to stay mostly aggressive for the fight; after its "Siphon Soul" ability is used too many times it will be much harder to defeat him.
*If you are playing as the Defect, you can use the first few turns building up frost orbs and/or focus, resulting in a way to avoid most or all damage for the rest of combat.
 
**As a result, Dualcast is very helpful in this fight to help get in burst damage or armor gain.
 
   
 
== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==

Revision as of 20:13, 11 May 2019

The Lagavulin is an Elite enemy found only on the first act of the Spire. It hits heavily and consistently, but is found asleep for the first three turns of combat, unless encountered in the Dead Adventurer Event. This allows the player to decide when to start the fight properly, within reason.

Awakening

The Lagavulin will start with the unique debuff "Asleep", as well as a Icon Metallicize Metallicize buff, preventing it from taking any action, but granting it 8 Icon Block Block at the start of every turn. The Lagavulin will awake at the end of its 3rd turn or when any HP damage is taken through the Icon Block Block, and will lose its Icon Metallicize Metallicize buff in the process.

When the Lagavulin wakes up by being attacked, it will be stunned for one turn. If the Lagavulin is left unharmed for three turns, it will wake up on its own and begin the fourth turn unstunned.

Pattern:

Will attack twice, then use the ability Siphon Soul; and repeats this pattern for the duration of the fight.

Name Intent Effect Asc 3+ Asc 18+
Attack Attack intent 4 Deal 18 damage. Deal 20 damage. Deal 20 damage.
Siphon Soul
Debuff2
Inflicts -1 Icon Strength Strength and Icon Dexterity Dexterity. Inflicts -1 Icon Strength Strength and Icon Dexterity Dexterity. Inflicts -2 Icon Strength Strength and Icon Dexterity Dexterity.

Tips

  • Use the three turns before the Lagavulin wakes up to prepare for the fight by using Powers, or Bash as the Ironclad.
    • Alternatively, on the third turn, it may be more reasonable to deal damage instead of buffs/debuffs if a large amount of damage is possible.
  • Try to stay mostly aggressive for the fight; after its "Siphon Soul" ability is used too many times it will be much harder to defeat him.

Trivia

  • Lagavulin references a distillery located in Islay, Scotland. A whisky with the same name is produced there.