Siralim 3 – Guide to Nether Crucible Boss Rewards

July 15, 2020 Helena Stamatina 0

Nether Crucible Boss Rewards

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Nether Crucible Traits and Materials

Andrick

  • Andrick’s Royal Decree (King Andrick (Nether Boss)/Andrick’s Tattered Garb)
  • When your creatures summon a temporary creature, that creature gains three random buffs.
  • Andrick’s Empowerment (King Andrick (Nether Boss)/Andrick’s Tarnished Crown)
  • Your temporary summoned creatures deal 10% more damage and take 5% less damage for each summoned creature fighting on your side. This trait does not stack.
  • Andrick’s Folly (King Andrick (Nether Boss)/Andrick’s Molding Tome)
  • Your temporary summoned creatures have 5 additional Spell Gems.

Blacksmith Ianne

  • Ianne’s Eccentricity (Blacksmith Ianne (Nether Boss)/Ianne’s Third Eye)
  • After this creature attacks, the target deals 100 damage to all your creatures.
  • Ianne’s Oddity (Blacksmith Ianne (Nether Boss)/Ianne’s Bad Leg)
  • When your creatures take damage that exceeds 30% of their Maximum Health, reduce this damage by 50%.
  • Ianne’s Quirk (Blacksmith Ianne (Nether Boss)/Ianne’s Chiclets)
  • After your creatures take damage that exceeds 50% of their Maximum Health, their Current Health is inverted.

Ceaseless Gladiator

  • Ceaseless Fighting (Ceaseless Gladiator (Nether Boss)/Ceaseless Fang)
  • When your creatures are killed, they attack a random enemy.
  • Ceaseless Flame (Ceaseless Gladiator (Nether Boss)/Ceaseless Spit)
  • When an enemy takes damage from Burn, it has a 50% chance to take this damage a second time. This effect can repeat multiple times in a row.
  • Ceaseless Vitality (Ceaseless Gladiator (Nether Boss)/Ceaseless Heart)
  • At the start of this creature’s turn, it recovers 20% Health and gains Shell.

Chroma

  • Chroma’s Shelter (Chroma (Nether Boss)/Chroma’s Bent Crown)
  • At the start of battle, this creature gains immunity to a random class.
  • Chroma’s Stability (Chroma (Nether Boss)/Chroma’s Tarnished Jewel)
  • While this creature has Scorn, it is immune to damage from attacks. While this creature has Silence, it is immune to damage from spells.
  • Chroma’s Solution (Chroma (Nether Boss)/Chroma’s Emblem)
  • While this creature has Scorn, it has 100% more Intelligence. While this creature has Silence, it has 100% more Attack.

Cyhra

  • Cyhra’s Resilience (Cyhra (Nether Boss)/Cyhra’s Broken Whiskers)
  • Your creatures take 15% less damage for each dead ally. This trait does not stack.
  • Cyhra’s Trust (Cyhra (Nether Boss)/Cyhra’s Severed Tail)
  • Your creatures deal 25% more damage for each dead ally. This trait does not stack.
  • Cyhra’s Adamance (Cyhra (Nether Boss)/Cyhra’s Tattered Ear)
  • Your creatures deal 100% more damage for each time they’ve been resurrected in the current battle. This trait does not stack.

Damaos

  • Damaos’ Dishonesty (Damaos (Nether Boss)/Damaos’ Rusted Blade)
  • After an enemy dies, this creature deals damage to all other enemies equal to 15% of the dead creature’s Maximum Health.
  • Damaos’ Treason (Damaos (Nether Boss)/Damaos’ Skull )
  • After this creature attacks, it casts a random Sword spell.
  • Damaos’ Subversion (Damaos (Nether Boss)/Damaos’ Broken Crown)
  • After this creature manually casts a single-target spell on an enemy, it attacks 3 random enemies. These attacks deal 50% normal damage.

Deathwalker

  • Deathwalker’s Hymn (Deathwalker (Nether Boss)/Deathwalker’s Harp)
  • Your Lepers share their innate traits with each other.
  • Deathwalker’s Strangulation (Deathwalker (Nether Boss)/Deathwalker’s Gem)
  • When an enemy takes damage from Poison, it has a 50% chance to take this damage a second time. This effect can repeat multiple times in a row.
  • Deathwalker’s Decay (Deathwalker (Nether Boss)/Deathwalker’s Tiara)
  • When an enemy takes damage from Bleed, it has a 50% chance to take this damage a second time. This effect can repeat multiple times in a row.

Flubris

  • Flubris’ Engulfing (Flubris (Nether Boss)/Flubris’ Ichor)
  • When an enemy takes damage from Burn, it loses 20% Attack and Defense. This trait does not stack.
  • Flubris’ Entrapment (Flubris (Nether Boss)/Flubris’ Third Arm)
  • When an enemy takes damage from Poison or Burn, they have a 50% chance to be afflicted with a random debuff. This trait does not stack.
  • Flubris’ Toxicity (Flubris (Nether Boss)/Flubris’ Eyeballs)
  • When an enemy takes damage from Poison, it loses 20% Intelligence and Speed. This trait does not stack.

Furness

  • Furness’ Decadence (Furness (Nether Boss)/Broken Bottle)
  • This creature can cast any spell that interacts with the Drunk debuff for 0 Mana.
  • Furness’ Instability (Furness (Nether Boss)/Dried Vomit)
  • At the start of battle, this creature casts 3 random spells that interact with the Drunk debuff.
  • Furness’ Stupor (Furness (Nether Boss)/Pills)
  • Enemies with Drunk always act as if they have 5 stacks of this debuff.

Hebron

  • Hebron’s Artifice (Hebron (Nether Boss)/Hebron’s Broken Helmet)
  • After this creature is attacked, it gives the enemy 3 Bombs.
  • Hebron’s Deceit (Hebron (Nether Boss)/Hebron’s Broken Plate)
  • At the start of battle, this creature gives 3 random enemies a Bomb.
  • Hebron’s Hypocrisy (Hebron (Nether Boss)/Hebron’s Broken Gauntlet)
  • After this creature attacks, the target’s Bombs are detonated.
  • Hebron’s Trickery (Hebron (Nether Boss)/Hebron’s Broken Shield)
  • After an enemy manually casts a spell, this creature gives it a Bomb.

Inner Demons

  • Leap of Faith (Inner Demons (Nether Boss)/Plugged Ear)
  • This creature’s attacks deal additional damage equal to 50% of all the healing the target has received in the current battle.
  • Reap Destruction (Inner Demons (Nether Boss)/Silver Spur)
  • This creature deals 5% more damage for each buff it has received in the current battle.
  • Syndrome (Inner Demons (Nether Boss)/Blind Eye)
  • This creature takes 5% less damage for each debuff it has received in the current battle.

Judgement and Mercy

  • Final Act of Mercy (Judgment and Mercy (Nether Boss)/Claymore of Mercy)
  • At the start of this creature’s turn, kill all enemies that are below 25% Health.
  • Final Act of Judgment (Judgment and Mercy (Nether Boss)/Claymore of Judgment)
  • At the start of this creature’s turn, deal damage to all enemies equal to 0.5% of their Current Health for each point of Mana this creature is missing. The damage cannot exceed 25% of each creatures’ Current Health.
  • Final Act of Hatred (Judgment and Mercy (Nether Boss)/Claymore of Hatred)
  • When one of your creatures dies, each of their non-temporary Spell Gems has a 20% chance to cast automatically.

Katarina

  • Katarina’s Asylum (Katarina (Nether Boss)/Katarina’s Visage)
  • When your creatures take damage, they take 50% more damage but gain Invisible.
  • Katarina’s Guidance (Katarina (Nether Boss)/Katarina’s Essence)
  • At the start of battle, your creature that is highest on the Action Queue gains 5 random buffs. This trait does not stack.
  • Katarina’s Return (Katarina (Nether Boss)/Katarina’s Brace)
  • After your creatures take damage, they recover 25% Health. This trait does not stack.

Medierra

  • Medierra’s Mockery (Medierra (Nether Boss)/Medierra’s Eyelid)
  • After an enemy defends or provokes, each of your creatures have a 50% chance to do so as well. This trait does not stack.
  • Medierra’s Reliance (Medierra (Nether Boss)/Medierra’s Tendons)
  • After an ally attacks, defends, or provokes, this creature has a 30% chance to do so as well.
  • Medierra’s Struggle (Medierra (Nether Boss)/Medierra’s Blood)
  • Your creatures can take 1 extra turn if they’re below 50% Health. This trait does not stack.

Misery

  • Hand of Misery (Misery (Nether Boss)/Scroll of Misery)
  • After your creatures manually cast a single-target spell on an enemy, they also attack it.
  • Heart of Misery (Misery (Nether Boss)/Crown of Misery)
  • When your creatures cast a spell, they recover 15% Health.
  • Brain of Misery (Misery (Nether Boss)/Twin Swords of Misery)
  • When your creatures cast a spell, they gain 15% of their highest stat, excluding Health.

Nerlyx

  • Nerlyx’s Chant (Nerlyx (Nether Boss)/Nerlyx’s Gorged Vein)
  • After your creatures defend, they gain a random buff. This trait does not stack.
  • Nerlyx’s Disturbance (Nerlyx (Nether Boss)/Nerlyx’s Closed Eye)
  • Your creatures take 10% less damage for each time they’ve defended in the current battle. Maximum of 90% damage reduction. This trait does not stack.
  • Nerlyx’s Veil (Nerlyx (Nether Boss)/Nerlyx’s Damaged Cornea)
  • After your creatures defend, they have a 50% chance to take another turn. This trait does not stack.

Noetherian

  • Noetherian’s Adamance (Noetherian (Nether Boss)/Noetherian’s Right Hand)
  • After your creatures’ Barriers are destroyed, they gain Shell.
  • Noetherian’s Bouquet (Noetherian (Nether Boss)/Noetherian’s Soul)
  • Your creatures’ damage bypasses the enemies’ Barriers.
  • Noetherian’s Objection (Noetherian (Nether Boss)/Noetherian’s Left Hand)
  • After an enemy’s Barrier is destroyed, it takes damage equal to 100% of the Barrier’s original potency. This trait does not stack.

Phobos

  • Bladedancing (Phobos (Nether Boss)/Phobos’ Shortsword)
  • When your creatures deal critical damage, they have a 20% chance to attack the target again. This effect can repeat multiple times in a row.
  • Butterfly Touch (Phobos (Nether Boss)/Phobos’ Crest)
  • When this creature attacks a target, the target cannot fall below 1 Health.
  • Phobos’ Grip (Phobos (Nether Boss)/Phobos’ Unrelenting Grasp)
  • Your creatures with Multistrike have a 15% chance to afflict their targets with Stun each time they attack.

Queen of Siralim

  • Siralim’s Ascendance (Ruler of Siralim (Nether Boss)/Fall of Siralim)
  • Before battle, this creature gains a random Avatar trait.
  • Siralim’s Attunement (Ruler of Siralim (Nether Boss)/Revolution of Siralim)
  • After this creature attacks, it has a 10% chance to cast a random Ultimate spell. This trait can only activate once per turn.
  • Siralim’s Prayer (Ruler of Siralim (Nether Boss)/Rise of Siralim)
  • At the start of battle, this creature casts a random Ultimate spell.

Sarea

  • Sarea’s Command (Sarea (Nether Boss)/Sarea’s Broken Heart)
  • At the start of battle, each enemy attacks a random enemy. This trait does not stack.
  • Sarea’s Haste (Sarea (Nether Boss)/Sarea’s Brittle Hair)
  • Buffs and debuffs last twice as long, but they lose 2 duration per turn. This trait does not stack.
  • Sarea’s Plot (Sarea (Nether Boss)/Sarea’s Flayed Skin)
  • Your creatures deal 10% more damage for each time they’ve taken damaged by attacks or spells in the current battle. This trait does not stack.

Scylla and Charybdis

  • Gift of Charybdis (Scylla and Charybdis (Nether Boss)/Charybdis’ Trident)
  • When your creatures die, they grant 20% of their Intelligence and Defense to all your creatures. This trait does not stack.
  • Gift of Scylla (Scylla and Charybdis (Nether Boss)/Scylla’s Plume)
  • When your creatures die, they grant 20% of their Attack and Speed to all your creatures. This trait does not stack.
  • Torn Between Scylla and Charybdis (Scylla and Charybdis (Nether Boss)/Cloud Opal)
  • When your creatures die, they grant a copy of their innate trait to their allies.

Shackler

  • Shackler’s Trance (Shackler (Nether Boss)/Shackler’s Cape)
  • This creature always deals 0 damage during its turn, but deals 250% more damage when it is not its turn.
  • Shackler’s Mastery (Shackler (Nether Boss)/Shackler’s Signet)
  • Your creatures’ race-specific traits act as if your party contains 2 more creatures that belong to that race. This trait does not stack.
  • Shackler’s Domination (Shackler (Nether Boss)/Shackler’s Chains)
  • Your Shades share their innate traits with each other.

The Unguided

  • Betrayer of the Code (The Unguided (Nether Boss)/Shard of the Unguided)
  • When one of your creatures casts a single-target spell on an enemy, they have a 30% chance to cast a random Scourge spell on the enemy as well.
  • Collapsed Dream (The Unguided (Nether Boss)/Blade of the Unguided)
  • Enemies gain 50% less benefit from stat-boosting effects.
  • Serenade of Guilt (The Unguided (Nether Boss)/Eye of the Unguided)
  • Your creatures’ class-specific traits act as if your party contains 2 more creatures that belong to that class. This trait does not stack.

Undead Army

  • Eager Recruit (Undead Horde (Nether Boss)/Vashstine’s Tears)
  • After one of your creatures summons a creature, the summoned creature attacks 2 random enemies. This trait does not stack.
  • Delusion (Undead Horde (Nether Boss)/Mothis’ Tears)
  • After one of your creatures summons a creature, the summoned creature casts one of its spells. This trait does not stack.
  • Breathe Underwater (Undead Horde (Nether Boss)/Musgrave’s Tears)
  • When one of your creatures summons a creature, that creature has a 50% chance to start at the top of the Action Queue. This trait does not stack.

Vext

  • Vext’s Antiquity (Vext (Nether Boss)/Vext’s Fingers)
  • When enemies lose stats, increase the amount of stats reduced by 50%. This trait does not stack.
  • Vext’s Boldness (Vext (Nether Boss)/Vext’s Eyebrows)
  • Increases your creatures’ maximum stat limits by 50%. This trait does not stack.
  • Vext’s Grace (Vext (Nether Boss)/Vext’s Fur)
  • Increases your creatures’ minimum stat limits by 50%. This trait does not stack.
  • Vext’s Invocation (Vext (Nether Boss)/Vext’s Toes)
  • When your creatures gain stats, increase the amount of stats gained by 50%. This trait does not stack.

Zenpang

  • Zenpang’s Boast (Zenpang (Nether Boss)/Zenpang’s Feather)
  • Your creatures take 10% less damage for each time they’ve provoked in the current battle. Maximum of 90% damage reduction. This trait does not stack.
  • Zenpang’s Exploit (Zenpang (Nether Boss)/Zenpang’s Bounty)
  • Enemies take 100% more damage while provoking. This trait does not stack.
  • Zenpang’s Yell (Zenpang (Nether Boss)/Zenpang’s Bent Scythe)
  • After your creatures provoke, they gain a random buff. This trait does not stack.
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