From what I see, here's the bosses we get...

- A Kal'Gerion demon boss (expected)

- Another Gravecreeper-esque boss

- Some kind of hobgoblin?

- Another Rammernaut, which should be Dreadnaut. Notice that he can use ranged attacks too.

- A new stalker boss with the ability to pray.

 

That leaves the behemoth boss, and the mage boss. Perhaps one of them is Bilrach?

 

Hope we get good rewards too.

I've always pictured Bilrach like Nomad, only as a Mage.

From what I see, here's the bosses we get...

- A Kal'Gerion demon boss (expected)

- Another Gravecreeper-esque boss

- Some kind of hobgoblin?

- Another Rammernaut, which should be Dreadnaut. Notice that he can use ranged attacks too.

- A new stalker boss with the ability to pray.

 

That leaves the behemoth boss, and the mage boss. Perhaps one of them is Bilrach?

 

Hope we get good rewards too.

 

the stalker does not pray

Wow, didn't expect the end floors to come out this quickly.

the stalker does not pray

It does have magic prayer on, so that's what I assumed.

the stalker does not pray

It does have magic prayer on, so that's what I assumed.

 

you cant even see above it so how can you tell? its cuttoff right before the top of its head so if it was praying you couldnt tell from that pic

Clearly, Jagex is not a fan of curses.

 

Anyway, can't wait for this update. Been waiting for it for over 2 months or so (or ever since I started DG'ing properly). :D

the stalker does not pray

It does have magic prayer on, so that's what I assumed.

 

The prayer you see is the prayer of a player behind it, not of the boss itself.

It's not fun hearing that i will need 100+ Dung for new bosses. :mellow:

It's not fun hearing that i will need 100+ Dung for new bosses. :mellow:

 

95 actually.

 

And, Is it possible that new amulet is the eye of the warrior/mage/ranger? I don't think they specified what slot the item would be in.

It's not fun hearing that i will need 100+ Dung for new bosses. :mellow:

 

95 actually.

 

And, Is it possible that new amulet is the eye of the warrior/mage/ranger? I don't think they specified what slot the item would be in.

they said ring i think

It's not fun hearing that i will need 100+ Dung for new bosses. :mellow:

 

95 actually.

 

And, Is it possible that new amulet is the eye of the warrior/mage/ranger? I don't think they specified what slot the item would be in.

Do i only need 95 Dung for newest floors and bosses to come? If so...then that is great. Why i say that? 104M EXP in Dungeoneering demands so much time. Please answer my first question with yes or no, i don't want confusion:S

The first warped floor will be available at 95 dungeoneering, along with 3 new bosses. You'll need higher levels for the other 3((or 4),likely above 100(should be 101;107;113), one of them might not be available until 113(or 119 if there is a final boss)). This is all speculation upon the previous trends of dungeneering, much like the levels to craft laws/deaths/bloods and souls once was/still is.

Do i only need 95 Dung for newest floors and bosses to come? If so...then that is great. Why i say that? 104M EXP in Dungeoneering demands so much time. Please answer my first question with yes or no, i don't want confusion:S

F48 = 95

F49 = 97

F50 = 99

and so on....so yes, you need 95 to access the first of the new floors and 119 to access F60 (I think they said they were going to 60, not too sure though). Depending on what levels they decide to put new bosses on, you may get 1 new boss at 95, maybe not.

I'd like to see the prices of items tweaked again, so you can actually use them at their required levels.

 

For example: The bonecrusher is 21 dungeoneering, but there's no way you'd be able to afford it until level 62.

I'd like to see the prices of items tweaked again, so you can actually use them at their required levels.

 

For example: The bonecrusher is 21 dungeoneering, but there's no way you'd be able to afford it until level 62.

Or tweak the levels- most of the rewards would get ridiculously cheap going your way(500 tokens for bonecrusher/herbicide, 780 for scroll of life, 6100 for gravite weapons or 1300 for blastbox).

Primal

Longsword

2H

Spear

Plate

 

Sag Body

 

Celestial Robe Top

 

So 95 DGers will at the very least be able to access one of the new primal equipment, maybe the longsword.

 

The longsword has 6 less strength than the battleaxe but has high slash and decent stab. Might be good to have 1-2 people on the team with longsword.

 

2H will probably be the best bind though. Its stats are ridiculous... 180 slash, 150 crush, 165 strength

I am actually interested in a Sag body. Just going by the occult floors, there's A LOT of mages. I was considering at 100dg, binding a Sag body (if it's dropped by a low level new boss), and primal legs. Is there any merit to this idea? (I don't do rushes, the team I go with actually clears most of the rooms, so an SS hood isn't as useful for me)

 

Ideals may change once warped come out of course.

I am actually interested in a Sag body. Just going by the occult floors, there's A LOT of mages. I was considering at 100dg, binding a Sag body (if it's dropped by a low level new boss), and primal legs. Is there any merit to this idea? (I don't do rushes, the team I go with actually clears most of the rooms, so an SS hood isn't as useful for me)

 

Ideals may change once warped come out of course.

 

Sag body/primal legs is a decent setup if you don't have hood. By the principle of diminishing returns (which holds true if you understand how defense/accuracy is calculated), it's better to have a little bit of each defense rather than a lot in some and none in others.

 

This is, however, assuming you don't pray.

 

The reason primal body/primal legs might be better is because you can easily just mage pray. That way you have protection from all three sides.

 

With that said, I still strongly encourage SS hood :P

I know most say hood...but I don't rush....ever. I end up fighting all the monsters anyways, even if I was wearing a hood.

I know most say hood...but I don't rush....ever. I end up fighting all the monsters anyways, even if I was wearing a hood.

 

Yes, but hood still drastically reduces the damage you take because you can selectively kill monsters without having to worry about the others. For example, in a room with 5 forgotten warriors and 5 forgotten rangers, you're a LOT better off with the hood because you can kill each individually rather than praying range and tanking the melee.

I know most say hood...but I don't rush....ever. I end up fighting all the monsters anyways, even if I was wearing a hood.

 

Yes, but hood still drastically reduces the damage you take because you can selectively kill monsters without having to worry about the others. For example, in a room with 5 forgotten warriors and 5 forgotten rangers, you're a LOT better off with the hood because you can kill each individually rather than praying range and tanking the melee.

 

My only issue with this is....that situation never happenes....as well as when it comes to occult floors...your hood just isn't as useful anymore. There's more monsters in occult that can just plain see you, as well as there being mages scattered around like hotcakes. We have someone in our team who does have a hood (he's the keyer), and he uses more food then everyone else, who have prom bodies.

 

We've also grown used to luring/tanking monsters since we're always killing them. we take out the threats within seconds, and leave us able to pray against one style and be fine.

I know most say hood...but I don't rush....ever. I end up fighting all the monsters anyways, even if I was wearing a hood.

 

Yes, but hood still drastically reduces the damage you take because you can selectively kill monsters without having to worry about the others. For example, in a room with 5 forgotten warriors and 5 forgotten rangers, you're a LOT better off with the hood because you can kill each individually rather than praying range and tanking the melee.

 

My only issue with this is....that situation never happens....as well as when it comes to occult floors...your hood just isn't as useful anymore. There's more monsters in occult that can just plain see you, as well as there being mages scattered around like hotcakes. We have someone in our team who does have a hood (he's the keyer), and he uses more food then everyone else, who have prom bodies.

 

We've also grown used to luring/tanking monsters since we're always killing them. we take out the threats within seconds, and leave us able to pray against one style and be fine.

 

This whole idea of not rushing is very alien to me... a lot of the times my groups are split apart so we don't have that option. In these cases I'll be soloing GD's a lot, so a hood is absolutely vital. How fast do you guys typically finish a floor? We go for 30 minutes on average.

45 minutes to an hour. We do it more as a casual thing to do. We don't clear dead ends, but everything in between we do. We just find it more enjoyable than rushing, it feels more relaxed to us.

I'd like to see the prices of items tweaked again, so you can actually use them at their required levels.

 

For example: The bonecrusher is 21 dungeoneering, but there's no way you'd be able to afford it until level 62.

Or tweak the levels- most of the rewards would get ridiculously cheap going your way(500 tokens for bonecrusher/herbicide, 780 for scroll of life, 6100 for gravite weapons or 1300 for blastbox).

 

Tweaking the levels would work fine. It's just stupid that you have to be in the 60's to get the most basic rewards, and it's also misleading that they put these items low when there is physically no chance of getting them at that level.