There's no restrictions on which drakes the party chooses, and drakes can be swapped out at any time by re-visiting the platform with the dragons on it, but each party member can only have one drake at a time. You can split up the group any way you want - 1 red, 2 green, 2 amber, or 1 red, 3 amber, 1 green, etc. Judging by their abilities it's pretty clear that red is the tank, green is the healer, and amber is the DPS. Thus you still need a regular, balanced group (tank, heals, DPS) to get through this dungeon.Ģ) There are 3 colored drakes that you can ride in The Oculus: amber, red, and green. We tried many things, including having everyone leave the instance for 10 minutes, but in the end we gave up and weren't able to complete the instance.Ĭomment by arcoSome preliminary remarks on the Oculus, since it seems to have a lot of people confused:ġ) You use the drakes for a large part of the instance, but for every boss except the last one you fight him on foot, like all the other bosses in the game. One of our party went too close, aggroed and was killed by the boss before everyone was in range and he seemed to stay in the spot he was in when he killed said party member, kinda twitching around but not regaining HP like normal evading mobs. Side note, the last boss bugged out and when into perpetual-evade mode for my party. The "Martyr" ability didn't show up for me until after the 3rd boss.
It's breath weapon chains to multiple targets, it has an evasion type ability that has a 5 second cooldown and requires you to have "evasion charges" that I'm not currently sure how work, and an ability called Martyr which lasts 10 seconds and has a CD of 10 seconds that redirects all harmful magic abilities to the caster.
I was the tank in the run so I thought it natural to use the red. Comment by 46244As for the colors, as no one else seems to have mentioned:
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