Partbreaker: Makes it easier to break his head. Health Boost: Fatalis hits extremely hard and several of his attacks can even one shot melee players.įire Resistance: Almost all of his attacks are fire based and inflict Fireblight.īlight Resistance: Use Blight Resistance if Fire Resistance of 20 or above is not possible for your build.Ĭoalescence: An almost guaranteed damage boost provided you aren't immune to Fireblight.Īgitator: Fatalis stays enraged rather long, so this is a good damage boost. Fatalis will naturally drop dragon pods throughout the hunt, but you can also make him drop them through clutch attacks.īecause Fatalis is the hardest fight in the game, it is not recommended to tackle it until you have access to a fully optimized endgame setup, if possible with health augment for melee weapons (only unlocked after MR100 for R12 weapons). Only in this position Fatalis can be wall-slammed.Įvery second Dragon Pod shot on Fatalis will make him flinch and interrupt his current attack. Note that the Dragonator hitbox is much bigger than it looks.įlinch shotting Fatalis when he's standing on two feet will cause him to go down on all fours. Heavy Artillery will increase the damage from siege weapons making it easier to knock down Fatalis with the siege weapons.Įach head of the Dragonator will deal damage equivalent to 5% of Fatalis's total health. The first knockdown will happen after 1000 damage, the second one after 3000 damage. Note that Fatalis tends to focus any player trying to operate siege weaponry.įatalis will be knocked down up to two times if he received enough damage through siege weapons. There are also two one-shot binders (one near the wall behind the roaming ballista and the other one behind the ballista on the opposite side of the arena) that can be used to restrain Fatalis.
The arena for the fight has multiple siege weapons, including four cannons, two ballistae, a roaming ballista and the Dragonator. Breaking it twice will prevent him from using the most dangerous versions of his attacks entirely. During this phase he gains new attacks (of which one can pin you) and all of his attacks become much more dangerous.īreaking Fatalis's head once will weaken the attacks in the 3rd phase. Since the Nova is cone shaped, it is recommended to run towards the sides rather than the center to get out of it faster.Īfter the second Nova, Fatalis will have a glowing chest. You need to run towards Fatalis in order to avoid it. Third/Fourth/Fifth Nova: Performed when Fatalis has 38%/20%/5% health left. Fatalis will enter his 3rd and final phase after this one. You can only survive this one by running at the gate in the back of the arena and pulling the lever before the big flame comes out. Second Nova: Performed after losing 50% of his health. After this nova the back of the arena will be unlocked, which includes multiple more siege weapons. You can only hide from this in a shelter on the right side of the arena, which is the same area you ran to with your NPC companion during the solo cutscene. The Special Assignment version of the quest allows for up to 5 carts, the Event Quest version ( Fade to Black) only for up to 3.įirst Nova: Fatalis will do the first area wide flame breath after losing about 22% of his health.
We've been tasked with slaying Fatalis, a monster known only in legends handed-down. Fade to Black is a Master Rank Event Quest in Monster Hunter World Iceborne (MHW). Event quests are repeatable but can only be participated in during the time which they are live.
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