Abyssus Bosses & Enemies

A three-phase boss fought in a circular arena ringed by shallow Poison Water that continuously damages anyone standing in it. Kri'su uses water-based attacks to control space and pressure the whole arena.

Attacks

• Cleave — a tall wave sweeps in a 180° arc in front of the boss.
• Sweep — swings one hand at a time (near half, then far half); 360° damage that knocks you into the air after a short delay.
• Tsunami — both hands send four fast waves in four directions, repeated in quick succession.
• Circling Wave — a low ring of damage expands around the boss; more waves each phase.
• Vortex — pulls players toward the boss, then detonates.

How to beat General Kri'su

Never stand in the Poison Water ring. Keep mid-range so you can read Cleave/Sweep arcs and jump the Circling Waves. During Vortex, sprint outward and use your dash (Supersonic helps). Bring a mobile, sustained-damage weapon — Tesla Gun or Disc Thrower shine here — and burst the boss between wave sets.

A three-phase boss. Phases 1 and 2 end with Un'glu becoming invincible and teleporting each player to a personal parkour zone with a charging pylon — destroy your pylon in time or you are teleported back and the boss gains armor. Trueborn enemies join at the start of phases 2 and 3.

Attacks

• Sweeping Beams — two horizontal beams (like the Elite Catalyst) that appear near the boss and rush forward together, in varying patterns.
• Invincible parkour phase — reach the top and destroy the charging pylon before the timer, or the boss armors up.
• Trueborn adds — extra enemies spawn in phases 2 and 3.

How to beat Highpriest Un'glu

Prioritise the parkour pylons — every failed pylon makes the boss tankier, so mobility and quick platforming matter more than raw DPS here. Clear the Trueborn adds fast (an AoE weapon like the Plasma Launcher or Tesla Gun helps) so you are not overwhelmed, then focus the boss during vulnerable windows.

A boss encountered in the Submarine area. Detailed, verified move data is not yet documented on the community wiki (boss health scaling in Abyssus is still being worked out).

How to beat Captain Gwaelod

General boss rules apply: bring single-target burst (Brine Revolver) for the health bar, keep a mobility charm to dodge telegraphed attacks, and don't run a pure glass-cannon setup. We'll expand this once verified move data is available.

Elites

Mini-boss tier enemies with modifiers and heavy attacks. The Elite Catalyst's beams are echoed by later bosses. Giant Slayer and Favored Foe charms shine against them.

Elite BerserkerElite CatalystElite EngineElite Overseer

Golems

Mechanical constructs ranging from fliers (Damselfly, Dragonfly) to heavies (Tank). The Loot Golem drops extra rewards — the Gold Lure charm makes them appear 10× more often.

Golem SentryGolem SweeperGolem ScrapperGolem TankGolem DamselflyGolem DragonflyGolem FabricatorGolem PrototypeLoot Golem

Primals

Organic brinepunk foes that pressure you in packs, from ranged Slingers/Grenadiers to armored Bulwarks and support Shamans. AoE weapons and crowd control (Tesla, Plasma) clear them fastest.

Primal DrudgePrimal SlingerPrimal BomberPrimal GrenadierPrimal BruiserPrimal BulwarkPrimal ShamanPrimal Chieftain