The First Descendent: How To Beat The Devourer (Boss Guide)
The Devourer in presents one of the toughest Void Intercept battles due to his unique ability in one of his boss phases. While he doesn't have a particularly striking attack roster or moveset, the boss has an ability that makes him incredibly difficult to overcome, giving him exemplary health and defensive attributes. With these obstacles in the way, players must devise an effective combat strategy.
By equipping yourself with the right weapons and modules and using the best playable character in , you will be able to obtain great rewards upon succeeding. Moreover, using a team can dramatically alter how the boss fight unfolds and could be the key to a swift and glorious victory.
To beat The Stunning Beauty in The First Descendant, utilize a character with Toxin-based damage, and watch out for the summoned eye's AoE attacks.
When preparing to face any boss in , make sure to overview any key strengths and weaknesses, allowing you to equip yourself with the most effective toolkit. The Devourer's main source of resistance is Toxin, as he deals Toxic-based damage, with another resistance to Cold-based attacks.
As for weaknesses, use Electric-based skills, as the boss is extremely vulnerable to this element. The table below showcases the Devourer's main features and attributes, including the parts of his bodily structure that players should target:
The Devourer Features
Stats
Level
54
Damage
Toxin Attribute
Resistance
Weakness
Destructible Parts
Removable Parts
One of the most important features to be wary of is the Devour's ability to regenerate its HP and shields using three canisters. The boss's health pool itself isn't too high, but this ability makes it formidable to take down. You must consider this when equipping yourself with gear.
With the Devour's stats in mind, ensure to bring weapons and Modules in that can exploit his weaknesses. The most important mods to spec are Toxin Antbobody at a minimum of 1800 and Toxin Resistance, Increased DEF, and
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