In the map of Dragon's Breath, the locations marked with a "Sword and Shield" icon are equipment dungeons. Different equipment dungeons can produce different types of equipment. Here, we share the strategy for the equipment dungeons in Dragon's Breath. These dungeons are mainly used for farming set items. Currently, there are three types of sets in the game: red, green, and blue. The red set increases attack, critical hit probability, comprehension, attack speed, and skill haste; the green set primarily boosts health, defense, comprehension, and immunity; the blue set enhances focus, immunity, and skill haste. Different equipment dungeons correspond to different bosses. If you still don't know how to tackle the equipment dungeons in Dragon's Breath, check out the introduction below!
Venomous Tomb (Death Harpy, Red Equipment)
First, understand the boss's mechanics. It will release a feather scatter attack 6 seconds after the start, with a cooldown of 12 seconds. Then, 12 seconds after the start, it will use a continuous claw attack on the main tank, also with a 12-second cooldown. To deal with the feather scatter attack, since there are no heroes in the pool who can cast protection skills within 6 seconds, you can only cope by increasing health and defense, such as using equipment that boosts health and defense. Megan's skill can increase defense by 30%, and some heroes' healing effects can also help improve survival.
To handle the continuous claw attacks, the main tank needs to withstand high damage. The fire tank's health can easily become critical, so it is essential to activate protective skills before being attacked. Using characters like Sigrid or Iola to reduce the boss's attack power is a viable option. When the fire tank has sufficient health, even without reducing the attack, it can withstand a wave of continuous claws. For the small poison balls on either side of the boss, the right-side small poison ball's defense reduction effect can be removed by Megan, while the left-side small poison ball attacks the character with the lowest health. It is recommended to adjust the equipment to make it consistently target a specific character.
Automatic Setup Plan:
Fire Tank: Skill order is 4, 3, 2 (semi-manual). When health is critical, make sure to activate protective skills before being attacked.
Megan: Skill order is 1, 4, 4 (automatic): Automatically use skills when available, randomly providing energy to teammates, but do not overly rely on this to avoid affecting other characters' skill usage.
Poison Healer: Maxed skills (automatic): Continuous healing to ensure teammate health safety.
Iola: Maxed skills (manual): Used to reduce the boss's attack power and decrease ghost fire attacks.
Sigrid: Maxed skills (manual): Used to reduce the boss's attack power, ensuring the entire team continuously receives reduced attack effects.
Manual Strategy:
Since the attack reduction lasts for 10 seconds and there are 2 seconds between each round of the boss's attacks, consider adding another attack-reducing character to ensure stable reduction of the boss's attack power and improve the team's survival.
Precautions/Equipment Suggestions:
Megan randomly provides energy to teammates, which may cause the attack reduction effect to concentrate on specific characters. When focus is insufficient, there is a chance that the attack reduction will fail. In the first round, ensure all characters can withstand the boss's feather spray attack. It is strongly recommended to equip multi-hit damage characters with the purple artifact "Purifying King's Crown" to increase damage output.
Cursed Tomb (Vampire Prince, Green Equipment)
Use Usha as the main tank. The survival pressure in this dungeon is not high, so you can choose a tank with some offensive capabilities and place the protagonist in the shield position with an attack set. The boss's third move grants a shield based on the amount of health damage dealt, so reduce the damage the boss can inflict.
Zalos, who can heal and deal damage, can also reduce the opponent's energy recovery. Megan can also serve as an alternative. Try to increase his focus attribute to ensure he can apply the energy reduction debuff to the boss.
Varash, who dispels buffs, is necessary because if the two negative buffs from the boss's first move are not dispelled, the survival pressure will be significant. Similarly, increase the focus attribute to ensure stable dispelling in the first round and avoid failure.
Sigrid, a two-hit attack reducer, is used against the boss's third move. If the main tank's survival is under pressure, the attack reduction can also be used during the boss's second move.
Rotten Tomb (Giant Carrion Beast, Blue Equipment)
The overall difficulty is not high. The core strategy is to rely on the Dark Archer's energy reduction and decreased energy recovery to allow Sigrid and Enna to successfully use their ultimate skills, ensuring the boss only uses its ultimate once per cycle. You can also achieve this effect by stacking skill haste, but this requires higher gear. Oggok is not necessary here; any hero with sufficient healing can be used, as long as they can bring the team's health back up after Enna removes the debuffs.
This is a detailed guide on how to tackle the equipment dungeons in Dragon's Breath. There are three equipment dungeons in total, with the Venomous Tomb's Death Harpy being the most challenging. The other two are not as difficult, with the key being to limit the boss's output, dispel negative effects at the right time, or apply attack reduction to the boss.
