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Remnant 2 Legion Strategy Writeup

Once you start this encounter, Legion will be stuck at the throne, and all attacks will come from this throne area. It is important to note that you can not look at Legion directly for an extended period of time. Doing so will cause you to gain Madness, blurring the screen until blindness, adding a slow effect, and eventually ticking for damage. You must do your best to remain out of line of sight of Legion while not actively attacking.

It is also important to note that during this encounter, mobs will continuously spawn. You will encounter two mob types. Exploding and non-exploding. The exploding mobs will not show up until you reach about 50% health on Legion. These mobs are easy to identify as they are red, and will make a noise on death, indicating that they are exploding. It is advised that you handle these mobs while Legion is not attacking as he will not be vulnerable during this time, and any shots into Legion would be wasted.

Legion will always start with a flurry of slow-moving, red, electric orbs. This attack will be indicated by Legion turning bright red, and then firing the orbs, one after another, with slight tracking. These orbs are easy to avoid, and can be dodged by simply strafing left and right, even while ADSing. Legion should be attacked while he is in this bright red state, as this is the point he is at his most vulnerable.

The second attack comes immediately after the first one. You will see a slow pulsing, accompanied by an audio cue coming from the center throne. Once this starts, keep an eye out for a red, pulse wave attack. It will appear as a short wave, starting from this throne area, and expanding out, in a semi circle fashion. Regardless of whether you are upstairs or downstairs, you can still be hit by this attack. The appropriate action is to roll over this attack. If you roll over perfectly, you will take no damage; however, being either slightly early or slightly late will result in damage being taken. The later or earlier you are, the more damage you will take. The wave also revives the corpses of recently killed mobs it passes over, corpses reanimate as "ghost" that explode on death, you can prepare for this by taking note of which cropses haven't dissapeared yet.

For the first phase of this fight, Legion will stay in his throne. Once Legion has been taken down to 75% health, he will begin to move from his throne and start rotating around the room. Legion does not appear to have a set rotation pattern, but the lower his health goes, the further around the room he will move. Regardless of where Legion is in the room, his red pulse wave attack will ALWAYS come from the throne. Remember to remain cognizant of this.

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