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You just need to have enough damage to defeat him without using any specific strategy. And the boss itself is very straightforward. Both minions just attack normally and deal a decent amount of damage. After 3 turns, he will receive a debuff called “Dazed” which decreases his damage by 200% for 1 turn. Gives the Minotaur the “rage” buff, increasing his damage by 400% for 3 tuns.

All Champions affected by the Hex debuff will take x2 damage from the Tremor Stomp.

Swift Doom: AoE attack, placing the “hex” debuff on one target (three targets from Stage 7) for 5 turns.

Tremor Stomp: AoE attack, deals x2 damage to Champions who got the hex debuff.

The Minotaur Boss is a very straight-forward boss: You just need only 100 basic mastery scrolls for a Champion and it doesn’t take long to obtain those.ĭo not farm the Divine Masteries (Red Scrolls) until you are able to defeat the minotaur 14 with ease. Our best advice is to get the basic masteries for your Champions first. Not to mention that it would take up to over 60 hours of nonstop grinding to max out a Champion.Īt Minotaur’s Labyrinth 14, all of the numbers mentioned above increased by 20% and it just gets a lot worse from there.

This is one of the best grinds in RAID: Shadow Legends.Īssuming that you can easily auto farm at Minotaur’s Labyrinth stage 15, you still have to farm between 201-380 times to max out masteries of a Champion (or 14,070 – 26,390 Energy). The Mastery Scrolls are used to upgrade your Champion Mastery skills. The mastery scrolls cannot be transferred. The rewards, mastery scrolls, are awarded randomly to one of the party members. Minotaur’s Labyrinth is where you can farm the Mastery Scrolls for your Champions in RAID: Shadow Legends.