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Fire Pillar

A special technique that the Gravekeeper uses when his aggro is directed at three or more people.
He strikes his sword into the ground and then selects one target at random, generating a pillar of fire that erupts from under that player’s ground.
Overall easy to avoid, but one must be weary at all times of the follow-up attacks described below that are sure to appear.

High Blizzard

A follow up attack after the Dragon Fire Pillar.
The smoke from the Fire Pillar is converted into the clouds in the sky, spreading over the five meter radius of where the pillar erupted, and produces rapidly shrinking blizzard circle.
Being caught up in it means slow and painful death by suffocation rather than freezing, so the mental damage from that attack is far greater than the physical one.

Weather Change

An AoE shockwave attack used to traverse from the second stage of the battle onto the third.
In this phase the Gravekeeper receives the status of the “Undead” so that he can be damaged by the high level Purification magic or healing items.
He also gains bonus armor penetraton effects, so upon hit one should be prepared for an insta death.

Seiten Taisei

An “insane” mode triggered after the beginning of the third phase of the battle.
All of the above skills can be used one after another without any delay or breaks for about thirty seconds.
However, even if the order of the actions can be completely random, there are some patterns hidden amongst them as well.
If he has his sword in his hand, after thirty seconds have passed, he will use another skill called “Tensei”.

Tensei

Skill that raises the effects and chances of insta death, armor and magic penetration, equipment destruction, skill penetration and adds the element of unavoidable to most of his regular attacks.
Getting hit by it means certain death, but the effects are only applied to the edge of the blade.
So the optimal solution is to try and avoid getting slashed by all costs.

Even tanks specializing in avoidance are not preferred during that phase, because the attacks have way too many extra effects to respond accordingly to all of them.

Parrying and deflecting is the most optimal response during that phase.
It may be difficult to pull off, but it is possible to deflect even the strongest attacks that way.
One thing of not is to target the side of the blade, for the extra effects are not being applied there.

Skillful parrying is the way to go during that phase, but please be aware that changing the object of the Gravekeeper’s aggro does not change the target of “Tensei”.

It is possible to destroy the sword and stop this madness for good.
Destroying the sword will limit the Gravekeeper’s attacks considerably and since he won’t be able to use his “insane” mode ever again, the difficulty of the battle should drop by a considerable amount.
However, the titles acquired after the battle and loot will change if you opt to go for that method.