For 1st timer, I'll suggest trying Easy mode first since it's easier to do and organize because of less players. Signing Up For easy mode, after your party is formed, move to an empty channel.
The rest of party members shall immediately register themselves within the time limit. Now this is the important part.
After everyone has registered, the squad leader should form the squad and enter immediately. The leader will be transported into a map called Balrog's Tomb where the boss fight located Then, the squad leader should talk to the Mu Young in map and get out of the boss map.
The rest of party shall wait outside. Everyone should wait outside. When the timer reach which is 30 seconds left, everyone should talk to Mu Young again and enter the map. The first phase of the balrog is just testing of your damage. The balrog's HP bar is still hidden and no actual damage is dealt. You'll only need to deal certain damage to pass the test and normally it'll be easy to pass. If you enter early and fight inside you'll just ended up with wasting potions.
How hard does The Balrog hit? There are several attacks that Balrog is able to inflict on you. Lightning Strike. This attack hits only the bottom level of the tomb, striking for around 2. Bone Crusher. This attack also hits only the bottom level. A glowing rib-cage looking thing will fall from the ceiling.
This will reduce your HP and MP to 1. Same effect on easy and normal. This can be avoided by evading the falling bone. This attack is used by the head and the left arm.
If being used by the head, Balrog's necklace will flash purple. If being used by the left arm, Balrog will cast a purple circle. No matter which body part is using the attack, a purple jaw will appear around you and promptly snap down.
This attack deals around damage, easy and normal. Rock Drop. Another attack striking everywhere inside the tomb. A rock will drop on your head. Up to 6 people anywhere in the tomb will be hit with a fire-based attack for about damage, easy and normal. This attack is used by Balrog's right hand. He shows a blue circle and strikes you with a mini-iceberg. This can hit on easy and 2. Easy mode has a minimum of 3 people and a maximum of 6.
The whole thing lasts for 20 minutes, but most parties finish in Easy mode is split into three phases. Stages There are three main stages to this boss. After each stage The Barlog gets stronger and uses a wider range of skills. These stages or phases of the barlog don't require you to change maps. His plan is to take over the world all his balrog minions. The first stage is the first 10 minutes since you've entered.
During these 10 minutes you must deal a certain amount of damage to the head or left arm of The Barlog Doesn't matter which you hit. You must deal at least 2. Now his only goal is to kill you and your party. Prepare for a harder fight! In the second stage, The Balrog begins to Summon, weaker balrogs to try to kill you off. He will summon Jr. Balrog , Crimson Balrog and Baby Balrog. During this stage, you will also need to stay near the statues inside the map. A notice will appear, telling you to attack the statues.
If this is not completed The Balrog will recover to full HP and you will basically have lost. Strategy To survive through this stage, you should have everyone attacking the head of the balrog, except for two or three experts. These experienced players who have done this boss before should kill the mobs which are summoned on the bottom and right, also, they should be responsible for those two statues.
During this stage the Balrog will become blue. The main threat during this stage is its Damage Reflection. Strategy Damage Reflection is a skill that The Balrog will cast and lasts around seconds, during this buff, Do not attack The Balrog. If you attack during this buff, you will be dealt damage after hitting the balrog. The way to see if the buff is being casted or not is currently on is if the horns are white. There should be a small circular skill infront of The Balrog's mouth.
During the 3rd stage, the skills and summons from the 2nd stage will still be casted. Only more often and more mobs. In this bonus map, There will be an orb, hit it and your rewards will drop. After leaving the bonus stage and finishing the run. These specials scrolls are only for Bain and Balrog items.
You can find him in The Scorching Desert. Phase One Phase one lasts from - During this time, no damage to Balrog is dealt. So it would be a waste of pots to attack, right? Most parties I have PQed with do the following during the first phase: 1. Start the expedition 2.
Leader enter the expedition and out. Stay outside 4. Go in at In case you did not understand that, most parties, after starting the expedition, stay outside until the timer on the top of the map Bottom of the Shrine reaches Most parties do this in order to save their potions. No one wants to waste potions, right? Some parties might go in earlier. Sometimes a bit too early. Try to avoid parties that do not know what to do at all. The only parts you are able to hit are the head and the hand to the right.
Long ranged classes should always stay at upper left platform and attack the head. While close ranged classes should take the hands. Note that in Easy mode you must have at least 1.
If this differs, this could mean one of three things; 1. The party is likely due to fail due to poor organization. Some people, like Arans, like attacking the head instead of the arms, which is NOT recommended until the third phase. A close ranged person cannot survive on the floor, which is very rare except bandit.
During this time, you are now dealing damage to the Barlog. However, unlike the first phase, tombstones with the word 'hit' on them will pop up, either on the top left, the middle or the top-right. The Balrog's head will also turn purple. All attacks to the head will miss. Make sure to hit these when they pop up.
Balrog's right hand Or the hand to the left will also be freed from its chains and be left open to attack. Phase Three This is where most parties perish and fail. This is the dreaded phase three, where Balrog uses his damage reflect. This starts when Balrog shows a message saying "Silly Greenhorns, trying to seal me with such ameturish strength Don't worry if your time seems off by more than 20 seconds; it's just zombify.
Go and tell the Balrog "Good game sir! You have reached the bonus stage! Just hit that thing in the middle, split the drops evenly. Where's the EXP? Just step on the portal to transport out and you'll receive the exp. You'll get an extra Balrog's Leather as well. Confirmed drops for easy mode: In details: Balrog's Weapon series Has 8 slots instead of 7 Too long to be listed out all weapons.
Use Hidden-Street. For the most part, the procedures are the same. However, there are some major differences. Some are that instead of a max of six people, you have a maximum of 15 people at a time.
This mode lasts for 30 minutes, unlike the 20 minutes on easy. So what makes this so hard? Keep reading and find out. Since Easy and Normal are so alike, I will only point out the differences in this section. Note, Balrog's attack and HP are buffed up drastically. Another thing: anyone over level 71 will get their damage reduced by a ton. Everyone who is a ranged attacker Bowmen, Sins, Slingers, etc. Everything else is the same. The head and hands have more defense, so you will deal less damage here.
Again, this phase is pretty much the same as easy. Phase Three This is where most parties fail. Unlike easy, damage reflect is casted MUCH sooner. In fact, damage reflect is casted when the HP is somewhere between the minutes and seconds. With Minimap fully opened Have your ranged people stop attacking and your unranged Warriors, Brawlers, Dits, etc. This is the safest way to attack. Everything else is the same, too.
This point is where Damage Reflect about to start. Bonus Stage Congrats! You have beat the Balrog on Normal mode! Normal mode has the same drops as easy, but not only is there more.
They have 7 slots as usual but can be leveled up like reverse and timeless items. They also cannot be traded after being equiped. These are some of the rarer drops from The Balrog Boss. They also have no stat requirement so they are good for Dexless Sins and Lukless Mages. Warning about Skills Players level will have no problems with attacking or using their skills.
However, people with third job might have some problems with this. First of all, any third job skills that are NOT passive will not work here. Skills like Burst Fire or Meso Explosion cannot be used here. There is one skill in particular that WILL doom you here. The same thing applies if you are a level 71 Marauder, a level 86 Chief bandit, or a Night Lord.
Although each class gets their damage reduced to a certain range, I am only aware of the damage reduction for Pirates. I'm pretty sure each class hits around - each hit. You might be saying "What is damage reflect? For example, if you hit the Balrog during damage reflect, the damage inflicted will show up as 1 and you can get around 8,, damage returned to you.
However, Damage Reflection can still be estimated and avoided by timing. This will be explained below. There are two timing methods for Easy and Normal. If you stop At or after the time, chances are that your party will hit Balrog during damage reflect, and die out. I stop 3 - 5 seconds before the given time. Also, please note that server lag also plays a crucial part in your timing.
This may cause your time to be too early or too late. Sometimes, a person's clock is different than someone else's, so be aware of that. Thanks Poison Control for reminding the info. Safe Method This method is not only safer, but allows time to have all your Expedition members to stop about 5 seconds early. How do you do this? Let's say that Balrog has casted damage reflect at 8 53 and finished the animation at 8 Instead of using the casting time, use the time when the animation finishes, which is 8 Get that time, subtract it by 1 minute, and you got your safe timing.
In this example, that would be 8 50 - 1 00, which is 7 I prefer this method when I am on Normal Mode. More Damage Method This method can be a bit dangerous, but is safe for the most part. This allows your party members to stop one second before the damage reflect is about to happen.
Balrog Leather is an unusual item within "MapleStory. Before you decide to sell this item, it's best to know its intended use. Your journey begins by accepting the quest "Stay Away From Strangers," which will lead you to the central dungeon on Victoria Island. There you will meet the aptly named Suspicious Man, an older fellow who has a liking for Balrog Leather.
The Suspicious Man doesn't tell you much, but he'll casually mention that if you bring him twenty pieces of Balrog, he'll show you something interesting. If that's enough to pique your interest, it's time to go Balrog hunting. The Balrog is an enormous monster that can only be slain by a brave group of heroes. In normal mode, Balrog hunting parties can be anywhere from six to 15 players.
Player levels typically are 60 and up for this fight. You can join a Balrog fight at level 50, but this is only recommended on easy mode. The Balrog is a three-stage boss fight that is going to take all of your skill and best gear. One of the many drops at the end of the fight are the Balrog's Leather Shoes, a necessary item if you want your 20 pieces of Balrog Leather to be put to good use.
Getting one piece of Balrog leather is tough enough. Twenty pieces is going to prove to be a big challenge.
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