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The Goo Blob is one of the nastiest [[monsters|monster]] types, crippling anyone who does not have a way to deal magic damage or pierce physical resists. For the vast majority of characters, the ''only'' effective way to attack a Goo Blob is with the {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} glyph, which can be problematic if you have not yet located it. Even once you have the glyph, most characters are only capable of using it twice in succession, which is seldom enough to kill a challenging Goo Blob on its own. | The Goo Blob is one of the nastiest [[monsters|monster]] types, crippling anyone who does not have a way to deal magic damage or pierce physical resists. For the vast majority of characters, the ''only'' effective way to attack a Goo Blob is with the {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} glyph, which can be problematic if you have not yet located it. Even once you have the glyph, most characters are only capable of using it twice in succession, which is seldom enough to kill a challenging Goo Blob on its own. | ||
| − | There are a few other ways to deal with resistances. Both {{g|Jehora Jeheyu}} and {{g|Binlor Ironshield}} offer ways to erode monster resistances, the {{s|BYSSEPS}} glyph can be used to whittle down physical resists as well, and the {{i|Really Big Sword}} is a superb item for this purpose, but all of these have limitations. | + | There are a few other ways to deal with resistances. Both {{g|Jehora Jeheyu}} and {{g|Binlor Ironshield}} offer ways to erode monster resistances, the {{s|BYSSEPS}} glyph can be used to whittle down physical resists as well, and the {{i|Really Big Sword}} is a superb item for this purpose, but all of these have limitations. {{boon|Chaos Avatar}} is expensive and non-repeatable, and Binlor requires you to have already revealed the target monster making it impossible to use it proactively. The {{s|BYSSEPS}} glyph is time consuming and often impractical, and the {{i|Really Big Sword}} is a pain to carry around for an entire dungeon run just to deal with a few physical resist monsters. |
| − | Often the best way to deal with a goo blob is to fireball it twice, kill a weaker monster to level up, then hit it with two more fireballs. This will usually leave it sufficiently weakened for you to completely dispatch it. Aside from the unique case of the | + | Often the best way to deal with a goo blob is to fireball it twice, kill a weaker monster to level up, then hit it with two more fireballs. This will usually leave it sufficiently weakened for you to completely dispatch it. Aside from the unique case of the {{c|Half-Dragon}}, only specialized spellcasting characters with lots of mana will have an easy time with Goo Blobs. |
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Latest revision as of 10:40, 18 August 2016
The Monster
The Goo Blob is one of the nastiest monster types, crippling anyone who does not have a way to deal magic damage or pierce physical resists. For the vast majority of characters, the only effective way to attack a Goo Blob is with the 
BURNDAYRAZ glyph, which can be problematic if you have not yet located it. Even once you have the glyph, most characters are only capable of using it twice in succession, which is seldom enough to kill a challenging Goo Blob on its own.
There are a few other ways to deal with resistances. Both 
Jehora Jeheyu and 
Binlor Ironshield offer ways to erode monster resistances, the 
BYSSEPS glyph can be used to whittle down physical resists as well, and the 
Really Big Sword is a superb item for this purpose, but all of these have limitations. 
Chaos Avatar is expensive and non-repeatable, and Binlor requires you to have already revealed the target monster making it impossible to use it proactively. The BYSSEPS glyph is time consuming and often impractical, and the Really Big Sword is a pain to carry around for an entire dungeon run just to deal with a few physical resist monsters.
Often the best way to deal with a goo blob is to fireball it twice, kill a weaker monster to level up, then hit it with two more fireballs. This will usually leave it sufficiently weakened for you to completely dispatch it. Aside from the unique case of the 
Half-Dragon, only specialized spellcasting characters with lots of mana will have an easy time with Goo Blobs.
The Boss
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Physical resist 75%
The Goo Blob boss has a whopping 75% Physical resist. Everything that goes for the regular 
Goo Blob goes double for him, but because you can afford to put more resources into fighting a boss than a regular monster you often have more leeway to use normally difficult approaches. 
Cleansing works fabulously against this boss.
Other monsters from Blob family: 
Acid Blob, 
Slime Blob, 
Bloo Goo
