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{{System infobox|name=Desert Treasure II bosses|type=Endgame boss family|requirements=Strong solo PvM setup|difficulty=Advanced to expert|players=Solo|status=Live | {{System infobox|name=Desert Treasure II bosses|type=Endgame boss family|requirements=Strong solo PvM setup|difficulty=Advanced to expert|players=Solo|status=Live}} | ||
The '''Desert Treasure II boss family''' contains four mechanically distinct solo encounters, each with normal progression, statistics and source-defined rewards. Dedicated wiki pages record the Age of Embers displayed drop tables rather than relying on generic rates. | The '''Desert Treasure II boss family''' contains four mechanically distinct solo encounters, each with normal progression, statistics and source-defined rewards. Dedicated wiki pages record the Age of Embers displayed drop tables rather than relying on generic rates. | ||
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== Shared reward structure == | == Shared reward structure == | ||
The normal tables include a boss-specific unique family, Virtus armour pieces, an Awakener's orb route, quartz, supplies and a cosmetic pet. Vardorvis and Duke use a base unique roll with weighted rewards; Leviathan and Whisperer use their own explicit normal-table logic. Each individual page lists the quantities and displayed denominator from its | The normal tables include a boss-specific unique family, Virtus armour pieces, an Awakener's orb route, quartz, supplies and a cosmetic pet. Vardorvis and Duke use a base unique roll with weighted rewards; Leviathan and Whisperer use their own explicit normal-table logic. Each individual page lists the quantities and displayed denominator from its game data. | ||
== Awakened encounters == | == Awakened encounters == | ||
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There is no mandatory order, but players should begin with the encounter that best matches their strongest combat style. Learn survival and repeatable mechanic handling before investing Awakener's orbs. Use [[Burn Points]] and [[Pet perks]] to identify account-wide effects that support the chosen encounter. | There is no mandatory order, but players should begin with the encounter that best matches their strongest combat style. Learn survival and repeatable mechanic handling before investing Awakener's orbs. Use [[Burn Points]] and [[Pet perks]] to identify account-wide effects that support the chosen encounter. | ||
[[Category:Bosses]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:Source-verified pages]] | [[Category:Bosses]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:Source-verified pages]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:11, 23 July 2026
| Type | Endgame boss family |
|---|---|
| Requirements | Strong solo PvM setup |
| Difficulty | Advanced to expert |
| Players | Solo |
| Status | Live |
The Desert Treasure II boss family contains four mechanically distinct solo encounters, each with normal progression, statistics and source-defined rewards. Dedicated wiki pages record the Age of Embers displayed drop tables rather than relying on generic rates.
Vardorvis
Axes, prayer reaction and an accelerating fight. Rewards include the Ultor vestige, axe head, Blood quartz and Butch.
Duke Sucellus
Preparation, vents, gaze timing and a repeatable attack rhythm. Rewards include the Magus icon, Eye of the Duke and Baron.
The Leviathan
Fast protection-prayer changes, stuns and a movement-heavy enrage. Rewards include the Venator vestige and Lil'viathan.
The Whisperer
Sanity, shadow-realm mechanics and prayer switching. Rewards include the Bellator vestige, Shadow quartz and Wisp.
The normal tables include a boss-specific unique family, Virtus armour pieces, an Awakener's orb route, quartz, supplies and a cosmetic pet. Vardorvis and Duke use a base unique roll with weighted rewards; Leviathan and Whisperer use their own explicit normal-table logic. Each individual page lists the quantities and displayed denominator from its game data.
Awakened encounters
Awakened variants are designed for players who already clear normal mode reliably. The supplied base includes separate awakened drop definitions for Duke, Leviathan and Whisperer, while Vardorvis selects normal or awakened behaviour inside its primary script. Completing all awakened bosses participates in the Ancient blood ornament kit check.
Recommended order
There is no mandatory order, but players should begin with the encounter that best matches their strongest combat style. Learn survival and repeatable mechanic handling before investing Awakener's orbs. Use Burn Points and Pet perks to identify account-wide effects that support the chosen encounter.