Note that you can both earn and lose points. You’ll earn coins based on the points you earn during the waves and your performance as follows. If you quit out or die, you lose whatever you have earned up to that point. The most important thing to know is that coins are only awarded when you voluntarily leave when talking to Targon or when you complete wave 100. Speaking of which, the coin system is a little complicated. There is some good armour to be earned here, so if you are struggling you can farm coins on the lower waves and then buy some new armour which will help. Starting from anything other than wave 1 will, however, lock you out of wave 101 and its associated achievement.
For example, if you die on level 61 then you can start again from level 50, 25 or 1. Once you complete a boss wave, you have the option of restarting from that point. Initially you must restart again from wave 1. After some preamble you will be able to begin.Talking to him for the first time unlocks: To start the fight, head forwards and talk to the figure in the centre of the arena, Targon. Make sure you have at least a few in your inventory before you start wave 1.
I recommend using some Havoc Shards for the last few waves, just because failure there means you have to replay the entire Crucible again from scratch. Approach him and you will have the option of continuing, quitting or visiting his shop (the shop is discussed below). The outer ring can either rise up or drop away, creating a smaller arena.Įvery five waves, Targon will reappear in the centre. If you start near one of the platforms, you should be out of range of at least some of the other enemies. Occasionally the arena will shift, with raised platforms appearing - this is an indication that there will be ranged enemies in the next wave. Generally the waves shouldn't be too difficult. Try to avoid using other Shards as this will lower your score (discussed below). Keep Havoc Form and your Wrath Attack for any times you feel like you might be in trouble, with the exception of the waves leading up to the Boss encounters mentioned above - you want Havoc Form for these. As mentioned above, you will regularly receive green Lurchers to refill them. Use your Nephilim's Respite whenever you feel you need it, earlier rather then later. The drop rate for green Lurchers seems quite generous in the Crucible compared to main game.īosses occur at waves 25, 50, 75 and 100, with a bonus wave at 101. While you will encounter some more difficult enemies in the higher waves, you will continue to get waves of easier enemies – these serve to refill your Nephilim's Respite. Regular waves range from very simple, with some just having a few Skeletons and Swarm, to quite difficult, including Suffering and Trauma. On Story difficulty that should be more than sufficient to see you to the top (literally). If you have followed the guide so far, you should be around level 60 at the end of your first playthrough. Under the Limbo tab on the left you will find it along with The Void that leads to the other paid DLC. To get to the Crucible, use a Serpent Hole. You can pause the game and every 5 waves Targon will ask if you want to continue and will wait indefinitely for your choice, so it is possible (and recommended!) to take breaks. To access wave 101, you have to complete all the waves, starting from wave 1, in a single sitting. Still, better that he use his giant hammer to craft metal than to smash bone.The Crucible has 100 regular waves and a bonus wave 101, with an achievement linked to it. While he’s mostly cheerful, he isn’t without his limits, and he’s most certainly haunted by his past deeds that led to the untimely Apocalypse. As a Maker (a race of giants that only exists in the Darksiders franchise and literally built all of reality) Ulthane likes to build, be it weapons or relationships. Ulthane is the polar opposite of Avarice, though. Ironically, he values these items just as much as he does random junk such as hubcaps and bathtubs.
Barry Goodman in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saulĭespite his comically oversized head, hands, and loot bag, Avarice is quite the nimble fighter and loves to jump around his home, which just so happens to be an abandoned museum filled with priceless antiques. However, Blanc is best known for his role as Dr. Blanc also has played countless video game and cartoon characters, including Ryotaro Dojima in Persona 4 (and Persona 4 Golden and Persona 4: Dancing All Night) and Enrico Maxwell in Hellsing Ultimate. Another Darksiders alum, JB Blanc voiced Ulthane in the first game.
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