Werewolf

How to reach the fight

The fight is on Garden in Ruins (Orbis), a boss map. Its only way in is from Garden of Black (Orbis).

The quest Defeating Werewolves (chapter 2, given by Corporal Wilson, West Road (Orbis)) asks for the kill.

Entering the map runs the map's script (its boss event). While the quest's requirement is not yet met, the script starts the boss's entrance scene.

The fight

The fight opens with scene 5 (CAniManager::makeAniWolfIn, 61 steps, 3 speech boxes). When it ends, the game sets the bosses on the map to attack and hands control back to the player.

It has 23,000 HP and level 100. Its contact deals up to 623 damage to a hero with no defense; its skill attacks deal twice the roll and cannot be avoided. A hero needs an accuracy of at least its level, 100, so that it never evades a hit.

Its defeat starts scene 6 (CAniManager::makeAniWolfEnd, 41 steps, 2 speech boxes) instead of paying EXP and drops. The closing scene runs the NPCs' state scripts, which move the quests on. The scene is matched to the boss by its builder's name.

Its attack patterns, timings and any phases are not documented yet; the scene runner is described in the scene notes.

Rewards

The monster table gives it 3,500 EXP and 8,000-12,000 meso, but a boss's death starts its closing scene instead, so neither is paid. The reward is the quest's.

Reward	Amount
Forest of Life	1
EXP	6,500
meso	8,000

Drops

The monster table gives it these drops, but a boss's death starts its closing scene instead of the usual EXP, kill count and drop rolls, so none of them drop in play (mechanics).

Item	Chance	Note
Steely Throwing-Knives	3.02% (30/1000)
Meso (bill)	80%	8,000-12,000 meso

Each chance is per kill and rolled on its own, so one kill can drop several items. The first figure is the real chance, the table's own value is in brackets. A chance out of 1,000 is really about the same number out of 993, and a tenth of the hero's level is added to it. (rules)

Locations

The spawn lists place it on these maps.

Quests

Behaviour

It walks along its platform and turns at the edges. Its walking speed is 3 per tick, against the hero's 5. Touching it hurts the hero unless the hero avoids the blow; while Dark Sight is on, contact does nothing. The monster table has no attack column: the damage comes from its level and the hero's defense alone. Its skill attacks deal twice the contact roll, cannot be avoided, and each hits at most once.

Computed with the rules in the mechanics notes; equipment and skills change the hero's numbers. Avoid is the chance the hero avoids its contact, evade the chance it dodges a hit.

Notes

In Monster Carnival its level follows the hero: above half the hero's ATT plus DEF it is pulled halfway down with 150% HP; below it the game adds the halved difference, which is negative, so the level falls further and the HP stays (a sign slip in the original). A kill there gives no EXP and no drops. In version 1.5 no map object runs the scripts that start the mode, so it cannot be reached in play. (level scaling)

Images

Each action of its sprite; an animated one plays unless reduced motion is on.