Ignoring the odds, Roshcard set out with the vanguard of his army, personally leading the assault. One tale recounts Roshcard’s heroic actions during the siege of Dreadfang – an ancient ruin that had been turned into a mighty stronghold by a would-be Vampire Lord.
Despite his high rank he can always be found spearheading attacks and facing the gravest of dangers alongside his Brothers and Sisters. So brimestone also helps a lot, for it cause a lot of passive dmg which means the boss passive triggered at the end of the turn (when brimestone kicks in) is much higher.Nicknamed “the Tower” for his impressive height and his unyielding manner of defensive combat, Seneschal Roshcard is well known among the ranks of the Sacred Order and beyond. (unlike for 3PK team, timing is not really an issue). And the similar situation for this Kuzard team is worse – timing is totally messed up. If you use a max HP dps in 3-PK team, you could easily fail. For 3-PK team, this is not fatal unless it is the 40% one that could one shot PK – yet even so, you still have Geo up for two more turns, and he can finish the boss. If any of the team member goes w/o block dmg during a turn, and the next move is an active dmg, the boss passive is triggered. For no matter what set up / speed (even the 3 pain keeper team), there will be some “dangerous” turns (or two, like 12-14-22-24….), when during the turn, a PK is without block dmg. The key is to make sure passive dmg triggers the boss passive at the END of each turn. Unfortunately, Geo is a must – even for the 3-Pain Keeper Team.
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