
Elite Raider
An elite Landbreaker melee combatant enhanced by fumes known as hazefyre. This particular LB has better gear, strength, and battle skills.
Elite Raider is a Elite enemy of the Landbreakers family in Arknights: Endfield. You will run into it in Specific Protocol Space. A melee upward slash with its sword dealing Physical damage at close range (attack range ~2.3m). It has no special abilities, so parry/dodge timing against basic melee combos is sufficient; back out of its short range to avoid the follow-up.
Class & elemental resistance
Lower grade (D, E) = takes more damage from that element. Bring operators of its weakest element.
Where it appears
How Elite Raider attacks — and how to dodge
- Upward Sword Swing — A melee upward slash with its sword dealing Physical damage at close range (attack range ~2.3m). It has no special abilities, so parry/dodge timing against basic melee combos is sufficient; back out of its short range to avoid the follow-up.
- Downward Sword Swing — A melee downward slash dealing Physical damage, used alongside the upward swing as its only attack pattern. Dodge sideways as it swings down to avoid the hit.
FAQ
Where does Elite Raider appear?
Elite Raider appears in: Specific Protocol Space.
Threat Files
Threat Archives
Nexus Files
Landbreaker
Landbreakers usually refer to groups of armed raiders in the fringes of society who make a living by robbery or other forms of criminal violence.
The concept of Landbreaking is unique to Talos-II. The origins of the Landbreakers can be traced back to the 90th year after the Terrans first arrived at Talos-II. Jakub Meissen, the Warlord of the Wilds, named his massive bandit army the "Landbreakers". The former hero of the Aggeloi War occupied a large Originium cultivation site and founded the most dangerous raider organization in the history of Talos-II. As a warlord, Jakub left a rather permanent mark upon Talosian history. Though he and his Landbreakers were completely defeated by the Civilization Band, people still use the term to describe organized groups of armed criminals that disregard the laws and order of civilization.
When Jakub Meissen's criminal organization was destroyed by the Civilization Band, his legacy was inherited by three major clans, namely the Bonekrushers, the Pack, and the Sandreavers. These clans have different perspectives on their relationship with the Civilization Band. In addition to the three major clans, numerous smaller Landbreaker clans and warbands are also active throughout Talos-II.