Talk:Slavers' Exile

Been there done that ^^. I wonder if I was the first one to beat Duncan the Black-- ( √ iktor ) 16:04, 1 September 2007 (CDT)


 * Not to dis you or anything, but it's unlikely you were first. Not unless you did it within the first 10-12 hours of release. There have been dozens of completion posts about it on Guru today alone, and I know for a fact that it was cleared yesterday before I went to bed. I myself have yet to try it, but from vent chatter it seems that Duncan is the anti-Mallyx: only the suckiest damage output has a chance against him. You might almost die of boredom. A strange design choice, to say the least. BftP 16:21, 1 September 2007 (CDT)

This Article is misnamed - it's Slavers' Exile Alxa 23:31, 1 September 2007 (CDT)


 * Not sure how to mark page for deletion, I've copied all the information here to Slavers' Exile. Alxa 23:38, 1 September 2007 (CDT)

Where???
how do you get there??.. i just beat the game.. and i need more specific instructions

Southeast part out of the Umbral Grotto outpost. What is the best way to beat Duncan? I am jsut getting demolished by they guy. Kill all the spirits seems to be pointless to try since they spawn back up 5 seconds after destroying them and all damage you do to him he does back to you. Gandorf
 * When I did it (took a while like 45 min or so just killing him) I did it on 2 players. Heres a Print of my builds


 * [[Image:Duncan Defeated.jpg|400px]]


 * The most important part of my build is the ritualist she Xandra casts Splinterweapon on the warrior wich has Whilwind Attack, this is a very effective combo that works just about anywhere aslong as the warrior attacks foes in a cluster. At the boss we did a split The warrior made sure that the spirits were out and I (paragon) keept attacking Duncan and applying daze and interuption with Warmongers Weapon. We stayed out of sight of the spirits on the North side. Btw the Necromancer didnt work very well at the boss keept running in the North sides spirits all the time :S--[[Image:vik.PNG]] ( √ iktor ) 02:32, 3 September 2007 (CDT)

I think that may be the problem. Its kinda hard to make a split work with only one human player. Gonna have to find someone else who is at him as well. I killed the other guys and it appears I can leave and go as I want without resetting the quest. Gandorf


 * Yeah thank god for that...if the dungeon reset completely every time you entered this place would be a nightmare. I'm working on Forgewight right now...making my way to him past the dungeon door. If you're still looking for someone to take on Duncan send me an in game pm (Idunna Rae) or leave a message on my talk page.--Thor79•[[Image:User-thor79.png]]•Talk 21:34, 3 September 2007 (CDT)
 * Ok....first try at Duncan...damn...couldn't damage him more than a quarter inch...those spirits are a bitch. That's his entire strategy though...rely on the spirits. I have a feeling something like Gaze of Fury would be effective on him...instantly destroy the spirits and replace them with a spirit of your own. I think as long as you keep the recuperation spirits down you can take him down. Should be able to withstand the attacks of the other spirits. Ritualists may be extremely useful in this one.--Thor79•[[Image:User-thor79.png]]•Talk 23:46, 3 September 2007 (CDT)
 * The key to damaging him is overcoming Recuperation. By my count there are like 4 or 5 of those spirits. So you need to apply massive degen while keeping him interrupted. I sure hope this isn't the only source of Deldrimor Armor Remnants...lame as hell if it is. This guy is more difficult than the Great Destroyer...who was pretty much a pushover. If he was just a spirit spammer with an army of Stone Summit it might not be that bad because you could interrupt the spirits but these auto spawning spirits are a pain.--Thor79•[[Image:User-thor79.png]]•Talk 00:20, 4 September 2007 (CDT)
 * Even with applying massive degen (burning, poison, disease, necro hexes, bleeding), SV, SL, etc and having triple LoD and 3 consumable buffs up, it still took about 40-45 minutes to defeat Duncan. Does anyone have an idea of how much health this guy has? &mdash;The preceding unsigned comment was added by 75.6.183.170 (contribs).
 * Grenth's Balance would've worked great before the nerf. :( -- Gordon Ecker 01:33, 6 September 2007 (CDT)
 * Smiting Skills mixed with some degeneration appears to work fairly well for damaging Duncan.
 * Beat him with a R/Me with backfire and other mesmer damaging skills and R/N with SV, and regular run of heroes several with Prot Spirit, two rangers sat in corner under the stairs, heroes were all flagged just at edge of bubble, make sure they keep Prot Spirit on you and just spam away, taking DP actually helps with SV. Got gem, hero armor and green Scythe.  Just ignore the spirits.  (Note:  Make sure heroes are on guard while fighting him and flag just at edge of your bubble for heals/prot spirit.)  -- Ozien

Bug?
The bug report at the bottom of the page states that the bosses skill actually redirects 200% back, surely that is just double damage from the boss? Crimsonfox 08:27, 4 September 2007 (CDT)

--The actual skill says that 100% of the damage he takes is dealt back to the source. However, since it is consistently dealing 200% damage to the source, this is an error in either the skill description or the skill mechanic.
 * Or perhaps a result of bosses dealing more than normal damage? Like say, 2x? I mean, it's my guess. - Spectrus T 20:01, 4 September 2007 (CDT)

Has it been shown that Tyrian bosses do double damage. We know that Factions and Nightfall bosses do double damage, but Prophecies bosses do not. When I checked the damage on his spirit rift while fighting him, it did not do anywhere near double damage. Maybe more confirmation is in order.

Just fought Duncan again with some guildmates. One noted that when he did 8 damage to Duncan, only 6 was dealt back. Damage reduction can not be explained by Protective Spirit. Therefore, this is likely a bug...

Possible easy way to beat final boss?
Asuran Title Track Hex-Pain Inverter. If he actually deals the damage back to others. Throw the hex on him, hit him for all you can, you will take double damage that you deal, but also him(max of 80 damage). Think it would work out? Nilator 07:34, 5 September 2007 (CDT)
 * Confirmed. I went in as Spoil Victor with Signet of Sorrow and was seeing 67 + 80 every time I used the signet. Pain Inverter does a lot, its a shame its on a long cooldown, I'm considering other skills instead. However for the few seconds its in use it potentially does over 600 points of damage. [[Image:Chuiu Me Icon.png|Chuiu]] (T/C)  03:18, 10 September 2007 (CDT)

A friend suggested using the Assasin skill "Swap" to move the annoying spirits out of the way. Ne33us 14:23, 10 September 2007 (CDT)
 * Yup, I already made a note of that in Duncan the Black's article. 68.226.60.233 15:55, 10 September 2007 (CDT) [[Image:Chuiu Me Icon.png|Chuiu]] (T/C) 15:56, 10 September 2007 (CDT)

Boss Names
Selvetarm is the name of Lolth's Champion Ekrin 16:58, 5 September 2007 (CDT)
 * I kept thinking that name look really familiary. I read a lot of R.A Salvatore. Gandorf

Y u need to complete the game before entering?
What prevents u from entering the dungeon if u didnt beat the game?-- A g r a c u l  08:09, 9 September 2007 (CDT)

Not sure but you only need one person in your team who has beaten it to enter.24.0.53.82 08:56, 9 September 2007 (CDT)


 * There's a sealed gate. -- Gordon Ecker 18:24, 9 September 2007 (CDT)


 * So actually you only need one person to have beaten the game to enter, much like you only needed one person with "The Final Assault" to enter the final areas of Sorrow's Furnace? I think this should be noted.

Dungeon Information Present in the Neutral Outpost area?
Why is there information about foes and chest drops present in this article when there are none in this part of the dungeon. Shouldn't this information be in the articles specific to each section of the dungeon? There are distinct enemies in each part and the entrance part to Slaver's Exile is essentially an outpost or town. It should be treated as such and all enemy/chest information should be removed. It does not belong here in this article.--Thor79••Talk 18:56, 9 September 2007 (CDT)
 * What I mean to say is...the way the article is presented now is that the dungeon Slaver's Exile appears to be a single dungeon with a single level with a myriad of enemies, 5 bosses, and only one chest at the end. It does not mention the fact that the middle area is a neutral area with 4 other distinct dungeons leading off from it. The article should be re-written to include all these details that are conveniently left out of the current version.--Thor79•[[Image:User-thor79.png]]•Talk 19:03, 9 September 2007 (CDT)

Ok I have rewritten the page to reflect the area more accurately. Detailed information for each Sub-dungeon (that's what they are after all) should be kept on that sub-dungeon's page. That includes enemy information and specific drop information. That kind of information does not belong on the Slaver's Exile page. The Slaver's Exile page should serve as an overview of the entire dungeon. Because of that specific information should not be present to reduce the amount of information on the page. At the very least if people do insist on adding the enemy information back on this page, make it clear where the enemies are at instead of just adding them into one large Bestiary.--Thor79••Talk 20:15, 9 September 2007 (CDT)
 * Also I have checked each subpage to make sure they reflect the contents that were present on the Slaver's Exile page. People were editing the Slaver's Exile page and failing to add that information to the individual dungeon pages, making the information on those pages incomplete when compared with the version on the Slaver's Exile page. This included the list of unique weapons that dropped from the final chest.--Thor79•[[Image:User-thor79.png]]•Talk 20:23, 9 September 2007 (CDT)
 * I liked the previous version--[[Image:Agracul_icon.gif]] A g r a c u l  20:28, 9 September 2007 (CDT)
 * Well then perhaps we should find a middle ground because as far as I'm concerned the previous version was misrepresenting what the entire dungeon is....it didn't even say anything about the fact that it is split amongst 4 separate dungeons that are linked from a central area that has no enemies. Also all the Bestiary information was lumped together making it appear all those enemies were in one area when in fact they are in 4 separate areas. Basically it needed to be cleaned up, organized, and explained better. If someone wants to reintroduce the enemy information for each of the 4 areas I have no problems with that...just make sure to make it clear they are 4 separate areas. In my opinion though it would be better to leave it as an overview page of the entire dungeon and leave the detailed enemy information on the individual dungeon pages. Otherwise you end up having people only editing this page and ignoring the other pages completely.--Thor79•[[Image:User-thor79.png]]•Talk 20:34, 9 September 2007 (CDT)
 * Agreed, the page is better as it is now. I only stepped in to add information since no one was doing so.  I collected what data I could and made the corresponding pages.  However, as I did not have much time, I was not able to organize it as nicely as I wanted to. It should definitely be noted that the list of skills for the monsters encountered is most definitely incomplete.  I was only able to jot down what I came across on multiple attempts.  So any aid in adding additional skills would be of great help.  Thanks again Thor for reorganizing the pages.

Master Dungeon Guide?
When does this dungeon become listed as completed in the Master Dungeon Guide? After killing Duncan the Black? After completing The Last Hierophant quest? After clearing all dungeons in one run? ... It's the last dungeon I have to complete for the book. Hyper.nl 19:02, 12 September 2007 (CDT)