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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| − | An '''Elite Boss''' is a tough opponent to face. | + | An '''Elite Boss''' is a tough opponent to face. Elite Bosses have several times as many [[Hit Points]] as a standard [[Boss]], and are more powerful in other ways as well. They can sometimes be soloed, but often require teammates to defeat. |
| − | An equal level Elite Boss will [[con]] +2 to the player's level, the same as a Boss. | + | An equal level Elite Boss will [[con]] +2 to the player's level, the same as a Boss. Their name will appear in orange to players of an equal level. Defeating one earns [[Experience]] and [[Influence]]/[[Infamy]] roughly the same as a Boss. Like a Boss, the Elite Boss will have higher levels of protection against [[Status effect|status effects]]. For example, it will normally take two applications of a [[hold]] power to hold an Elite Boss (disregarding [[Dominator]]s' [[Inherent Powers#Domination|Domination]] [[Inherent Powers|Inherent]] and [[Controller]]s' ''Overpower'' ability). |
| − | Depending on the player's [[Notoriety]] and the number of teammates they have, mission-specific [[Archvillain]]s or [[Hero]]es may spawn as Elite Bosses instead. | + | Depending on the player's [[Notoriety]] and the number of teammates they have, mission-specific [[Archvillain]]s or [[Hero]]es may spawn as Elite Bosses instead. These reduced foes will retain the [[Purple Triangles of Doom]], which other Elite Boss units do not. |
In [[Mission Architect]], if set on the lowest Notoriety setting, a custom critter Elite Boss will spawn as a Boss. | In [[Mission Architect]], if set on the lowest Notoriety setting, a custom critter Elite Boss will spawn as a Boss. | ||
| − | ==Custom Critter Description== | + | == Custom Critter Description == |
| − | Elite Bosses are very powerful foes, much tougher than a regular boss. | + | Elite Bosses are very powerful foes, much tougher than a regular boss. They can be more than a match for a single Hero or Villain. |
| − | ==Examples== | + | == Examples == |
* [[Frostfire]], of [[Outcasts]] faction. | * [[Frostfire]], of [[Outcasts]] faction. | ||
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* [[Kalinda]], of [[Arachnos]] faction. | * [[Kalinda]], of [[Arachnos]] faction. | ||
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| − | ==Notes== | + | == Notes == |
* The Elite Boss [[:Category:Enemy Rank|Enemy Rank]] was first introduced in [[Issue 3]]. [[Frostfire]] is its well-known poster mutant. | * The Elite Boss [[:Category:Enemy Rank|Enemy Rank]] was first introduced in [[Issue 3]]. [[Frostfire]] is its well-known poster mutant. | ||
* In City of Villains the most commonly encountered Elite Boss are the Longbow troops known as [[Longbow Ballista]] | * In City of Villains the most commonly encountered Elite Boss are the Longbow troops known as [[Longbow Ballista]] | ||
| − | * The most common Elite Boss ally found is the [[Shivans# | + | * The most common Elite Boss ally found is the [[Shivans#Shivan Decimator|Shivan Decimator]], who is obtained from [[Bloody Bay]]. |
| − | * Before [[Issue 10]], the [[Rikti Magus]] was a named Special [[Boss]] in certain [[City of Heroes]] missions. With Issue 10, the Rikti Magus is reintroduced as an Elite Boss in the [[ | + | * Before [[Issue 10]], the [[Rikti Magus]] was a named Special [[Boss]] in certain [[City of Heroes]] missions. With Issue 10, the Rikti Magus is reintroduced as an Elite Boss in the [[Rikti Ship Raid#Battle Phase|Battle Phase]] during the [[Rikti Ship Raid]]. |
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[[Category:Definition]] | [[Category:Definition]] | ||
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Revision as of 01:54, 10 June 2009
Overview
An Elite Boss is a tough opponent to face. Elite Bosses have several times as many Hit Points as a standard Boss, and are more powerful in other ways as well. They can sometimes be soloed, but often require teammates to defeat.
An equal level Elite Boss will con +2 to the player's level, the same as a Boss. Their name will appear in orange to players of an equal level. Defeating one earns Experience and Influence/Infamy roughly the same as a Boss. Like a Boss, the Elite Boss will have higher levels of protection against status effects. For example, it will normally take two applications of a hold power to hold an Elite Boss (disregarding Dominators' Domination Inherent and Controllers' Overpower ability).
Depending on the player's Notoriety and the number of teammates they have, mission-specific Archvillains or Heroes may spawn as Elite Bosses instead. These reduced foes will retain the Purple Triangles of Doom, which other Elite Boss units do not.
In Mission Architect, if set on the lowest Notoriety setting, a custom critter Elite Boss will spawn as a Boss.
Custom Critter Description
Elite Bosses are very powerful foes, much tougher than a regular boss. They can be more than a match for a single Hero or Villain.
Examples
Stats
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Notes
- The Elite Boss Enemy Rank was first introduced in Issue 3. Frostfire is its well-known poster mutant.
- In City of Villains the most commonly encountered Elite Boss are the Longbow troops known as Longbow Ballista
- The most common Elite Boss ally found is the Shivan Decimator, who is obtained from Bloody Bay.
- Before Issue 10, the Rikti Magus was a named Special Boss in certain City of Heroes missions. With Issue 10, the Rikti Magus is reintroduced as an Elite Boss in the Battle Phase during the Rikti Ship Raid.
