Lucien Van Rot
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Lucien Van Rot is the final boss of Rot cave.
He is immune to Rot and Poison damage. He is NOT considered undead even though he looks like a skeleton and is a necromancer. Salve amulet and Undead slayer does NOT work on him.
Entering different Rot cave instances will lead to different boss difficulty. Here's the following available instance choices:
- Rot cave instance (2p). Meaning only 2 players can join the instance.
- Rot cave instance (3p). Meaning only 3 players can join the instance.
- Rot cave instance (4p). Meaning only 4 players can join the instance.
Rot cave instance (2p)
To enter Lucien Van Rot room, you need to decrease rot percentage till 75%. To achieve that, the best way would be to kill: 9-Rot zombie, 4-Haasghenahk, 1-Shukarhazh, Azzandra, Enakhra, Akthanakos and lightning up tomb in the bottom floor of rot cave. In the right corner you can see 2 player instance boss stats.
Mechanics
- Lucien will mainly attack with his ranged autoattack. Praying ranged is advised throughout the entire fight. He will randomly cast a spell on his main target, spawning spikes underneath the player in a 7x7 square that will deal really high damage if the hit lands. The colour of the spikes determine the combat type it will hit as (red = melee, green = ranged and blue = magic). This attack can one-hit players to death. There are two ways to deal with this special attack. You can either switch your prayer to match the colour of the spikes, or you can simply leg it. Option number two is prefered since the attack is rather slow.
- At 2000 HP he will spawn Worcestershire (more commonly known as Wahisietel). He will attack Luciens main target with rapidly ramping poison damage. This is where you can either switch from your dps aura, to poison heal aura, or you can sip an antipoison. The first option is strongly recommended since the strong poison hits can heal high and keep you safe throughout the entire fight. (sipping an antipoison will allow you to wear your dps aura but this is only recommended if you have a lot of experience with this boss). If you aren't the target of Wahisietel, you can simply attack him once and he'll attack you aswell.
- At this point Lucian itself will throw out rot drops around his main target in a 7x7 square, kind of like Kal'Ger's meteor shower. Unlike the meteor shower though, this rot isn't guaranteed to land on the player every time, so to prevent covering half of the arena in rot spots. Stand still until you see that the attack is going to actually land on you. he fires up to 4 rounds of rot, but it can be less if he switches targets
- At 1500 HP he will spawn Akthanakoss. Akthanakoss will spawn rot zombies randomly that will quickly stack up. It is recommended to not focus them during the fight. Be aware high amount of rot zombies can cause serious damage when they are all stacked around you or when you are running in between them.(Especially if you wear low defence equipment like void armour).
- Lucian will now throw out spinning axes randomly, that will bounce between players if you stand too close to eachother. It is recommended to spread out as much as possible since the attack will stop if it can't find a close player to jump to. This attacks deal around 20-25 hp of damage as melee.
- At 800 HP he will try to summon another assistant which you should be killed already. At this point he will begin summoming Dreadnauts. These helpers deals great damage with melee, but it is not worth focusing them. Keep killing the boss.
- At 500 HP he will shout "I will not lose!" and heal himself for 300HP. Nothing else happening during this. Finish him!
Rot cave instance 3p
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Lucien Van Rot is the final boss of Rot cave.
He is immune to Rot and Poison damage. He is NOT considered undead even though he looks like a skeleton and is a necromancer. Salve amulet and Undead slayer does NOT work on him.
Entering different Rot cave instances will lead to different boss difficulty. Here's the following available instance choices:
- Rot cave instance (2p). Meaning only 2 players can join the instance.
- Rot cave instance (3p). Meaning only 3 players can join the instance.
- Rot cave instance (4p). Meaning only 4 players can join the instance.
