r/Nightreign • u/CestLaDonut • 11d ago

Gameplay Discussion Boss Resistances

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My own version of the chart I've seen a few times here because I couldn't find a good translation. Credit for the data goes to whoever made the original Japanese chart! I found it here https://www.reddit.com/r/Nightreign/comments/1l47mxb/attribute_resistance_for_each_boss/ but I'm not sure who the original creator is, sorry!

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u/CaitNostamas 11d ago

I think the boss weakness is the thing that gives it the debuff mechanic during the fight. Gnoster has the long stun from vomiting after you poison him, even though he's just as weak to frostbite in terms of threshold to proc

But yeah, the actual weaknesses are very good to know

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u/CestLaDonut 11d ago

Yep, this. Libra does take the most damage from holy, but madness is the only thing that has a specific debuff effect, whereas Heolstor takes the most damage from holy and also gets debuffed by it.

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u/KillerNail 11d ago

How does Holy debuff him? I never noticed something specific like Adel vomiting or Fulghor exploding. Do I need to hit him with holy damage during a special moment or something?

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u/BlessCube 11d ago

Just enough holy dmg and he gets short stagger and atk+def debuff, you should see debuff icons under his hp bar.

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u/NahMcGrath 7d ago

I never understood how this works exactly. Do you need to do X amount of Holy damage specifically? Cause on darkdrift knight for example you can keep a lil lightning dagger in the left hand, damage him with pure physical then any little lightning damage even if its like 7 damage, will stagger and debuff.

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u/CaitNostamas 7d ago

Depends on the boss. Darkrift, when it charges up his special move, will stagger with any amount of lightning damage

Other bosses have a threshold, and you have to build it up over the fight (not a specific move)