Lords of The Floor

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General Description

Lords of the Floor are field bosses, most of whom can be summoned by a specific trigger. Each floor has its own Lord with a unique nickname tied to the power they possess.

The Lord of Terror, Dreadfear

[Something in the darkness is watching you.]

Summoning ( Toggle Spoilers ):

The Lord of the Floor can be summoned as long as five or more people are gathered in one place after the third day.When the Lord appears, the caverns of the Crystal Cave will emit a red light, accompanied by a strong earthquake. The Binding Spell of the summoning party will be nullified and a field effect will be applied to anyone standing in a radius.

Description ( Toggle Spoilers ):

A humanoid monster, standing just over five feet tall, is entirely covered in writhing maggots. It wields a sword forged from bones and bears a strong resemblance to a zombie. Not to be fooled by his appearance, he is a rare evolving-type monster.

Abilities ( Toggle Spoilers ):

Phase One:

A Field Effect

Gnawing Terror ( Aura Skill )

Token Mobs ( Maggots )

Sword Attacks

Phase Two:

Swallowing Terror ( Passive Spirit Decrease Debuff , Confusion Type Debuff ( Chance to attack an ally ))

Spread of the Plague ( Delayed Buffs and Debuffs )

Buff ( Aura effect enhancement)

Sword Attacks

Phase Three:

Curtain of Betrayal ( Big Scale Aura Debuff ( Inability to see or communicate with allies, More damage to non-monster targets))

Indulgence ( Teleport one chosen enemy to a random location on the map )

Defense Mechanism ( Gain damage resistance and inability to act , at the end of skill's duration gain a buff ( only weapon buff is revealed until now ) ) )

Inner Mirror ( The enemy takes damage proportionally to his Spirit reduction)

Memory of the Dead ( Summons explosive auto-targeting projectiles )

Phase Four ( > 5 Participants ):

• ???

Phase Four ( ≤ 5 Participants) (Special Conditions: Old Memories):

The Endless Pit of Solitude ( New Isolated Battle Location )

Gigantification

Swarms of Token Mobs

New Attack Patterns and Lethal Abilities (not mentioned)

Phase Four ( 5 Participants) (Special Conditions: Old Memories + Distorted Memories):

• Huge Spoilers.

System Notifications ( Toggle Spoilers ):

Field Effect: [As terror rises, your Binding spell has been nullified.] [Your field of view has been limited to a radius of two yards.]

Gnawing Terror: [You have been infected with Gnawing Terror. Your Spirit stat has begun to steadily decrease. Dreadfear’s Anger will increase in proportion to the damage you’ve taken.]

Phase Two Starts: [The resentment within the Lord of Terror, Dreadfear, awakens.]

Swallowing Terror: [You have been exposed to Swallowing Terror. Your Spirit stat has begun to steadily decrease. Your hit rate drops significantly while the probability of attacking nearby allies increases.]

Swallowing Terror's "Confuse" Effect: [Amelia Rainwales has cast Power of the Abyss. Due to Swallowing Terror, Amelia Rainwales’s attack has missed.]

Spread of Plague: [Lord of Terror, Dreadfear, has cast Spread of the Plague.]

Five minute Buff: [The feeling of resentment deepens.] [All aura effects are permanently enhanced.][The feeling of resentment deepens. Your Physique stat has begun to steadily decrease.] [The feeling of resentment deepens. The rate of stat reduction increases by 50 percent.]

Next Phase Anger Increase: [The feeling of resentment deepens. Dreadfear’s Anger increases in proportion to your decrease in stats.]

Third Phase Start: [The Hatred embedded deep within the Lord of Terror, Dreadfear, has awakened.]

Curtain of Betrayal: [You have gone into hiding.] [All communication has been cut off.] [All damage to non-monster targets has increased by 1.5 times regardless of any Resistance stats.]

Infulgence: [Lord of Terror, Dreadfear, has cast Indulgence. You have been moved to a random location on the map.]

Maximum Rage: [Lord of Terror, Dreadfear, has entered a state of maximum rage.] [All damage dealt by the Lord of Terror, Dreadfear, is doubled.]

Fourth Phase Start: [There are five or fewer characters in the surrounding area.] [Special Condition - Old Memories has been met.] [The terror within the Lord of Terror, Dreadfear, has revived.][The fragmented memories have scattered. They begin to twist around the surrounding area.]

Fourt Phase Special Start: [You have been affected by Goblin Paralysis Poison.] [Special Condition - Distorted Memories has been met.]

[You are now being transported to Pilgrim’s Cave.]

More Details ( Toggle Spoilers ):

Attack Details:

Defence Mechanism is casted whenever Curtain of Betrayal is dispelled.

Gnawing Terror can be nullified using rank-five solar spell - Sacred Flame, there are however alternatives that were not mentioned.

Every 5 minutes during phase 1 and phase 2 Dreadfear gains a buff. Buffs can stack.

Dreadfear's Memory of the Dead can be countered with rank-six summoning spell Doll of Life.

Dreadfear has an Anger stat that increases with every shift to a new phase. It seems that it increases in proportion to the amount of the decrease in stats of his enemies.

When Dreadfear reaches the state of maximum anger his attacks deal double the damage.

Dreadfear has a Hatred stat that increases with special conditions after gaining a buff from Defence Mechanism

It is mentioned that if his Hatred reached maximum value, survival will not be guaranteed as the buff he will receive will make the raid troublesome to a very big extent.

Origin story ( Toggle Spoilers ):

( Spoilers from the Novel ) A nameless pilgrim that was manipulated into killing his colleagues and subjected to a mysterious drug that transformed him into a transcendental being. Driven by desire and animosity, he killed his manipulator and took their name, becoming the infamous Lord of Terror, Dreadfear.