Lesser Wraiths in Atlas Fallen are the most common enemies you'll face, and luckily, they're also the easiest to defeat. So, as you start your adventure, these spectral creatures provide a gentle introduction to the challenges that lie ahead, allowing you to build up your skills and confidence as you progress through the game. Find out about all types of hostile Lesser Wraiths and encounters, their stats, strength, weaknesses, Wraith drops, and best ways to counter them below.
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Name |
Location |
Drops |
Strategy |
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Mawer |
When facing Mawers it is key to watch out for their momentum inhaling attack as it will lead to them linking their strength. Overwhelming the Mawer with heavy-hitting attacks can interrupt the process. When a linked Mawer is killed the remaining one will be crystallised. | ||
Cloaker |
A Cloaker always turns visible when attacking, but quickly hides again right after. A Cloaker is hard to spot when hiding and it does not expect to be attacked then. Attacks with a wide area of effect are the best choice when facing Cloakers. | ||
Gazer |
Approaching a Gazer asks for a certain mastery of aerial mobility as it will seek to keep its distance. Once closed in the Gazer can be quickly overwhelmed and defeated but should not be left unattended after death as it will charge towards its target in a final attempt to crush it. | ||
Stinger |
Carefully performing Sandskin to protect against the sting attack will leave the Stinger vulnerable for a long duration. | ||
Hurler |
The shield of the Hurler that protects it from incoming attacks from the front can be broken using Sandskin or more powerful attacks with high impact. When not shielded the Hurler is a vulnerable target and can be overwhelmed quickly. | ||
Mender |
Due to the increased defence and constant healing of the Wraith it is attached to, it is crucial to cut off the source of healing first. Killing the Mender first means battling next against an enemy that has lost its healer. | ||
Devorur |
To prevent Devorur from absorbing its weaker siblings and becoming even stronger in the process, the Mawers around it need to be targeted first. If it has already empowered itself, it is wise to keep some distance and use long-range attacks or use Sandskin repeatedly to crystallise it. | ||
Veilur |
Attacks with a wide area of effect and long-range are recommended to catch Veilur off-guard. Similar to normal Cloakers, it is weak to being attacked while hiding from plain sight. Caution is advised when dealing with this Wraith due to its unpredictable movement. | ||
Orbitur |
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Approaching Orbitur asks for mastery of aerial mobility as it will aim to keep its distance and will leave sand clones along the way. Once closed in, the sand clones need to be quickly overwhelmed and dealt with before dealing with Orbitur itself. | |
Scrimmur |
Carefully performing Sandskin to protect against the sting attack will leave Scrimmur vulnerable. On impact with the Sandskin, Scrimmur’s sand clones will be pulverised into dust. | ||
Gashur |
The shield of Gashur that protects it from incoming attacks from the front can be broken using Sandskin or more powerful attacks with high impact. When not shielded the Gashur is most vulnerable and can be overwhelmed, but it is also able to bring back its shield. | ||
Novur |
While being shielded Novur is not paying attention to the Scatterer it is attached to. In order to destroy the shield early, the Scatterer should be the primary target. The unshielded Novur is a vulnerable and fragile target. |
Lesser Wraiths Guide in Atlas Fallen
Wraith's Level in Atlas Fallen
In your adventure, you might come across enemies whose level is higher than your current strength. If that occurs, their level number will be shown in red, which is a clear sign that the upcoming fight will be tougher. This red warning helps players understand that they need to get ready, plan better strategies, and use all their abilities and tools to face the stronger foe. So, be sure to pay attention to the red level indicator to prepare yourself for the challenging battles ahead.
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What do Lesser Wraiths Drop in Atlas Fallen?
When facing the Lesser Wraiths, you can expect to frequently obtain Coppery Ore materials from them. But that's not all – each unique type of Lesser Wraith will generously drop a specific Essence stone, a precious item that players can acquire only once during their encounters. Once you've claimed these Essence stones, they won't appear again, adding a sense of rarity and exclusivity to your adventure.
What are Lesser Wraiths in Atlas Fallen?
In the world of Atlas Fallen, players will encounter tough enemies called Lesser Wraiths, roaming across vast sandy areas. These wraiths come in different forms, some fierce and others cunning, providing a big challenge for players to beat. Only through their victory can these tough foes be defeated, turning them back into the sand they came from. Get ready to face various Lesser Wraiths, which all do not have body parts to break that will become vulnerable.
What are Elite Lesser Wraiths in Atlas Fallen?
Elite Lesser Wraiths stand as formidable versions of their regular counterparts. These special Lesser Wraiths possess distinct moves that set them apart from the regular ones, presenting a more demanding and challenging encounter for players. When facing these elite adversaries, adventurers must be prepared to deal with new tactics and heightened abilities, requiring careful planning and skilled execution to emerge victorious. As you embark on your journey, keep a sharp eye out for these Elite Lesser Wraiths, as each confrontation will test your mettle and provide an opportunity to further grow and excel.
