Psaro and Rose have met an interesting fellow through Purgil, and that fellow, who can't possibly be anything but benevolent, has advised you to head over to the Laboratory of Dr. Helix Helix. But Purgil thinks you're still too rough around the fur to get the attention of so esteemed a scholar, so it's back to the Maulosseum with you.

This time, our 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:🔯Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince sights are on the Category E prize. Not the material prize (though we guess a Yggdrasil Leaf) is OK, but the notoriety that comes with the victory. Whether you're looking for advice ahead of the matches, or you're struggling to take home the gold, we've got you covered.

Maulosseum Rank E Overview

Entry Fee: 100 Gold Coins

The buy-in price for both the Maulosseum and the Endor Colosseum scales upward with rank. As you'll have no doubt grown accustomed to by now, you will battle three sets of monsters in a row. The same rules apply here as in previous categories; you're mercifully healed between rounds.

The fights in Maulosseum Rank E are designed to wear you down rather than beat you into submission outright. That's not to say there aren't hard hitters; Weartiger in Round Two, and both Drakalurge and Rockbomb in Round Three, spring to mind. But the opposition is built around at least one monster per match, which'll do more to debilitate your beasties. This is especially vivid in the Round One, where both Awebergine and Kisser are present.

How To Beat Maulosseum E Rank

With Raph the scumbag giraffe down for the count, you'll have an easier go of it scouting monsters back at the Circle of Temptation (Lower Echelon), and you ought to put that into practice. Not so much because we think there's something on the roster here that screams 'level me up and bring me to the Maulosseum posthaste'.

But since reserve party members gain half experience, and monster depot stowaways gain a quarter, it's never a bad idea to begin building new species' Talent Points to help supplement your main line with synthesis-fueled boosts for the frontline fighters you do choose.

We're going to detail the party we took into battle at the Maulosseum Rank E, but don't take that to mean you need to build yours identically. Instead, think of our choices as broad guidance, since we found their individual focuses to be of particular strength here - but there are other monsters who can fill the same roles.

As you can see, we advise an aggressive approach to the Maulosseum Rank E fights. This is because you'll want to bring down the aforementioned troublemaking debuffers as soon as possible, and if you brin🌸g a party similar in strategy to our own, you should make quick enough work of them to make it through relatively unscathed.

Analysis

• You're liable to get stunned by the Awebergine in Round One, but the accuracy is random enough that it probably won't affect everyone simultaneously. Thank goodness for that. Still, if your healer (in our case Slime Stack) happens to get stunned, it can cause issues. But the accompanying offensive monsters here aren't threatening enough to stand a good chance of outright eliminating your healer, and you ought to be quick enough with your physical attackers to clear the path in time.
• Having Attack Attacker learned on at least two of your physical attackers (make sure to crank up its likelihood of usage with the up arrow) can be quite handy during the second round. Reducing the might of Weartiger and Ursa Major will help keep the heat off of your team.
• Weartiger is likely to cast Sandstorm, lowering your team's accuracy, but you'll probably have little trouble with anything else during Round Two so long as you've defanged its claws a bit (or simply have powerful enough moves for it to matter less).

With a setup similar to our own, the third round shouldn't be that challenging, either. Really, the first was the worst for us. And, if you want to make the first round that much easier, consider bringing Stun-inflicting (or Sleep-inflicting) moves of your own to nix the Awebergine's and Kisser's relentless debuff assault.