Beast Srim

Beast Srim

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Lore

Prey-Isys Raid Lore:

The S'vart Jungle was the biggest of all dark places on the planet, filled with rocky cliffs and tall trees. Those who were afraid of light flocked here and lived among themselves. In this dark place that no light could penetrate, their minds gradually became tainted by the darkness and the energy of sins that it attracted. They started believing that they were of a different kind from the others who lived in light. They decided to call themselves the S'varts, named after their land, and denied everyone who was not one of them, including Isys-Prey.

The S'varts evolved into ugly, grotesque-looking beings who smelled terrible and were covered with insects. The rest of Tayberrs were afraid of these savage S'varts and steered clear of their jungle. Srim was the most violent and ruthless of all S'varts. He was so cruel and violent that everyone called him the Beast Born with Sins. They were grateful that he kept himself in the jungle. But when the dark energy enveloped Tayberrs, Srim walked out of the jungle. He was afraid of light, but he couldn't resist the dark energy. When he finally reached where the dark energy was, he lay prostrate for the first time in his life to serve his master.

"I... dedicate myself... to my master... Isys..."

Move Set

• Blade Throw: Srim throws a pile of blades forward, then he'll target a player with 5 - 6 blades fly again towards the player who's targeted.
• Ground Strike: Srim charges up to slam the ground with his fists with a red circle infront of him which isn't difficult to avoid, but the concern is that this attack connects with either Thorn Release or Rotary Blade.
• Thorn Release: Srim peforms Ground Strike three times in a row with the third strike hitting players airborne and he'll follow it up with by crouching down and releases thorns from his body that'll knock them away.
• Blade Boomerang: Srim throws blade forward that'll intersect in the Y-Axis direction that causes damages while going out of the map. The blade will follow a red indicator line direction where Srim threw it.
• Blade Injection: Srim will spin himself around and launches out numerous blades, then red indicators lines appear to show where those blades fly out to that spot.
• Rotary Blade: Srim throws two blades around him, functioning very similar to Female Mechanic's  Frisbee with fast rotational speed and range that'll damage players who are close enough.

• Berserk
  • Blade Mass Throwing: The...energy of the Earth... Srim spins himself around and launches out a bulk of blades, then he'll perform Ground Strike a total of four times knocking down everyone with 7 - 8 blades at a player's direction or random. Use  Quick Rebound immediately to avoid being hit by the blades and once Srim is done with his berserk, he'll go groggy for 20 seconds with his heart appears. If Srim's Heart is successfully destroyed, he'll enter a Rage phase, but failure to meet the requirements will have the heart's HP restored to 100%.
  • Rage: If Srim's Heart is destroyed, he'll turn red and start to attack much faster with more blades appearing, but he'll receive 50% more damage during this phase.

Strategy

• Although Srim is quite slow with telegraphed attack patterns, he's not very difficult to fight.
• Hold onto  Quick Rebound during his berserk phase.
• Srim's Heart is 40% of his actual HP pool.
• Do be mindful of the blades Srim often throws out and avoid them to prevent unnecessary damage and casualties.
• Green Parties during Raid are generally responsible for fighting Srim as this plays a role during Isys' main groggy phase.
• Observatory is easier to standby compared to Battleground, but do not break the Stormy Ballista upon entering and wait for a signal first from either Red/Yellow Party when they're ready.
• Once he becomes groggy, have the Crusader/Enchantress deploy  Apocalypse/ Crux of Victoria/ Marionette to destroy his heart with 20 seconds before he starts up his patterns.

Appearances

• Observatory of the Abyss (Boss)

Trivia

• Srim is based on Norse Mythology with his name referring to Thrym, a giant featured in a poem.
• The S'vart Jungle comes from Svartálfar, a realm of dark elves.