Regular Wraiths in Atlas Fallen are beings that come in different varieties, including the regular Lesser Wraiths, the more powerful Greater Wraiths, and the massive Colossal Wraiths. As you embark on your adventure, prepare to encounter these various types of wraiths, each presenting unique challenges that will test your skills and bravery. Stay vigilant and hone your abilities, for defeating these foes is key to progressing through the game's exciting quests and uncovering its mysteries. Find out about all types of Regular Wraiths and encounters, their stats, strength, weaknesses, Wraith drops, and best ways to counter them below.
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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. | ||
Diver |
Right before the Diver emerges from the ground, a cloud of moving sand can be seen that reveals its exact position under the surface. A well-placed slam to the ground can actually ripple through the Diver and pops it out of the sand in a crystallised state. | ||
Shellbasher |
The rhythm of the Shellbasher's claw attacks can be used against the Wraith by using Sandskin repeatedly to quickly turn its force to crystallise it. A well-thought evasive move on its forehead slam can bring the Shellbasher out of balance and open an additional window of opportunity. | ||
Spiker |
The Spiker is able to shake off all build-ups of crystallising very fast. Repeatedly use Sandskin during a single attack combination of Skorpur to leave it vulnerable. Attacks from its tongue need to be avoided to prevent its life-leaching effect. | ||
Tailwhipper |
Mastering aerial mobility and aerial combat is key to being able to approach and stay close to the Tailwhipper in the air. Sticking close to it in the air will leave the Tailwhipper unable to use its hazardous ranged attacks and will open windows of opportunity to land some hits. | ||
Scatterer |
The mines on the field can be utilised to turn against the Scatterer or other Wraiths. Attacking them will push the mines forward and throws them towards any Wraith in their path. Upon impact, the explosion will leave the Wraith vulnerable for a short time. |
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Tailguarder |
When a Tailguarder is approached, constant movement is the key to avoid its energy beams. And approaching fast while a tracking beam is active will even open opportunities to attack its vicious tail. Sandskin or well-timed evasive moves creates additional windows of opportunity. | ||
Marauder |
The main threat of the Marauder is its claws. Countering them with well-timed Sandskin creates additional windows of opportunity. When it jumps up in the air to crash down on its foe, retreating to a safe distance and staying in the air while the ground impact happens is the best option. | ||
Heaver |
Destroying all Orbs will leave the Heaver completely defenceless. Whilst performing the overload attack, the Orbs are not only in their most dangerous state, but the Heaver is also most vulnerable to incoming damage. | ||
Soarer |
When the Soarer enters its frenzied phase it is not only much faster, more aggressive and deals more damage, but is also extremely vulnerable to incoming hits as its defences are lowered. | ||
Conjurer |
Each Lesser Wraith summoned around the Conjurer is both bound to its shield and to a ranged attack that will be empowered on defeating the summon. Defeating all Lesser Wraiths will disperse the shield of the Conjurer and allows you to concentrate all attacks towards the Conjurer itself. |
Regular Wraiths Guide in Atlas Fallen
Regular Wraith Weak Points in Atlas Fallen
You'll encounter formidable and sizable Wraiths, each with multiple body parts for you to target and dismantle. Important information about their body parts, including their health and condition, is conveniently displayed below. This useful overview provides a diagram of the foe, highlighting their weak points, and offering insights into their vulnerabilities throughout the encounter. Keeping an eye on this visual aid will prove crucial in devising effective strategies and maximizing your chances of success against these imposing adversaries. So, prepare for thrilling battles, analyze your foe's weak points, and triumph by strategically targeting and dismantling their various body parts during your encounters.
Regular Wraith's Level in Atlas Fallen
You may encounter foes whose level surpasses your current Power level. When this happens, the number indicating their level will be displayed in red, serving as a clear warning that the upcoming battle will be more challenging. This visual cue is a valuable indicator for players, signaling that facing a higher-level foe may require careful preparation, enhanced tactics, and the use of all available skills and resources. So, keep an eye out for the red level indicator.
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What do Regular Wraiths Drop in Atlas Fallen?
Each Wraith has its own special loot to offer, such as Essence Stones and Materials. Essence Stones are unique and will only drop once, meaning once you acquire one, you won't find another of the same kind from the same foe. For instance, if you defeat a Mawer Wraith, it will likely drop a Residual Energy Essence Stone, and after obtaining it, you won't receive another one from that same Mawer Wraith. On the other hand, when it comes to Materials, things work differently.
Defeating specific kinds of wraiths will always yield specific materials as loot. So, you can continuously gather materials by taking down different types of wraiths that drop the specific materials you seek. Keep an eye out for the unique drops each foe offers, and carefully choose your battles to collect the valuable Essence Stones and Materials needed for your adventure in the game.
Can you avoid fighting Regular Wraiths?
In the midst of combat in the open world of Atlas Fallen, you have the option to decide whether to engage with the Wraiths you encounter or simply ignore them and continue your journey. However, certain situations, like quests or challenges, may demand that you face these foes head-on. In some quests, you might find yourself trapped with no alternative but to defeat the spawned Wraiths to progress. Additionally, "The Watcher's Fury" is a formidable gauntlet, where you're teleported and faced with multiple Wraiths that you must survive and conquer to successfully complete the challenge.
Regular Wraith Body Parts in Atlas Fallen
Most body parts you encounter have shiny metallic pieces on them, known as Catalyst pieces. These are marked in red, and destroying them all defeats your Foe. In the heat of battle, breaking enemy parts or targeting their weak points can yield two contrasting effects for Wraiths. On one hand, it renders them vulnerable, opening up opportunities for additional damage and potential advantage for the player. However, on the other hand, this act also triggers an Enraged state in the Wraiths, causing them to become more powerful and aggressive in their attacks and behavior.
This strategic element adds a layer of complexity to combat encounters, as players must carefully weigh the risks and rewards of targeting specific enemy points. Mastering the art of identifying weak points and timing attacks becomes essential in navigating through the challenges that the Wraiths present in the game. It is also important to take note that only Greater and Colossal Wraiths are the only ones with breakable body parts.
What are Regular Wraiths in Atlas Fallen?
In Atlas Fallen, players will come across a formidable array of enemies known as Sand Wraiths, who roam the vast and sprawling sands. These Sand Wraiths come in diverse forms, ranging from fearsome creatures to cunning foes, and they pose a significant challenge for players to overcome. Engaging in intense battles with these formidable opponents is a crucial part of the game's experience, as players must skillfully strategize and employ their combat prowess to defeat these Sand Wraiths.
Only through their triumph in combat can these formidable foes be vanquished, transforming them back into the very sand from which they emerged. Prepare to face an array of Sand Wraiths, each presenting unique strengths and weaknesses, as you embark on an epic journey to prove yourself as a skilled and fearless adventurer in the ever-enthralling world of Atlas Fallen.
