Lusters are fairly common enemies in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, but their Chromatic variant is in a class of its own. This fiery foe attacks rapidly and relentles𝔉sly, and can set your entire team on fire for even more damage. Without some exceptional parrying on your part, the fight against Chromaღtic Luster can be a race against time.

Luckily, this is one Chromatic Nevron that doesn't have a huge amount of HP compared to the others. As long as you can maintain control of the fight and keep your♐self from having to stay on the defensive, you can wear it down in no time.

How To Find Chromatic Luster

In Act 2, the first main area on your path to the Monolith is the Forgotten Battlefield. At the end of the Battlefield's first section, before you emerge into the grassy area, you'll find a ghostly figure called the Fading Lady. When you meet her, turn right and enter the trench network inste🔥ad of proceeding along t🥂he main path.

Follow the trenches past the patrolling Troubadour; the Chromatic Luster is around the next corner, easily distinguishable from regular Lusters by its fiery color and larger size.

Recommended Party Setup

Chromatic Luster is a Fire-elemental boss, so Maelle is of limited use in this battle. Leave her in the reserve, and bring Lune, Verso, and Sciel as your main team.

Set up Maelle with solo Luminas and remove any of her Fire Skills before the fight, replacing them with high-damage physical attacksꦺ. That way, if the main t👍eam falls, she has a chance of saving the day.

The most important thing in this fight is being able to remove Burn stacks efficiently. Make sure that every𒆙body has at least one healing Skill equipped:

• for Lune.
• for Verso.
• and/or for Sciel.

Lune, naturally, should avoid Fire spells. You can still use Skills like that use Fire Stains, though, since Healing Light will give you plenty of Light Stains that you can use in their place. The other characters don't need to worry as much about elemental interactions, so just give them the best setups for their current weapons.

Pictos And Lumina

Chromatic Luster hits hard and fast, so it's a good idea to favor Pictos that raise Speed, Defense, and Health. That way you can weather the sto♕rm, strike back effectively, 😼and have more HP to burn (literally).

As for Lumina, remove powers like Burning Shots that inflict Burn, since you don't want to accidentally deal Fire damage to this boss. Instead, take recovery-focused Luminas like Shared Care and Energising Revive. Since it's likely that everyone is going to take a fair amount of damage during the fight, the various SOS Luminas are all good selections as well.

How To Defeat Chromatic Luster

Chromatic Luster's attack pattern is similar to that of regular Lusters; for the most part, it uses rapid-fire claw combos and rushes that target multiple party members. The difference is that its moves are slightly faster, requiring you to be quicker on parries, and that all of its hits inflict Burn.

Chromatic Luster also has a nasty Explosion attack that deals about 600 damage to the entire party and adds Burn stacks. Parrying is great ♒if you can manage it, since you'll get an Expedition Counter, but it might be smarter to take the less risky option and go for a dodge.

Try to have one character - either Lune or Sciel - focused on healing and Burn recovery while the others do as much damage as they can. Even if you're keeping your damage under control, you need to remove the Burn stacks because every few turns the boss will consume all Burn from the party and heal based on how many stacks it removed. If you aren't actively putting out fires, Chromatic Luster can just🍰 heal back to full.

A lot of this fight depends on how well you parry. If you get a lot of counterattacks and avoid damage, it's a real breeze. If the boss starts to get the better of you, though, Verso offers a quick way out; his deals extra dama💧ge based on how much HP he's missing, so if he's in bad shape he can knock off a big chunk of the boss's health bar🌠 in one go. Since Chromatic Luster only has about 30,000 HP, a few big hits like that should be all it takes if you can prevent the boss from healing.