Rhodagn the Bonekrushing Fist
The right fist of Nefarith and the most feared Bonekrusher soldier of the clan. Many Landbreakers had challenged Nefarith's leadership, only to be utterly crushed by Rhodagn's fist...
Rhodagn the Bonekrushing Fist is a Boss enemy of the Landbreakers family in Arknights: Endfield. You will run into it in Valley Passage. Leaps and drops an expanding circular AoE that lands after a short delay. Run out of the growing circle, or time a perfect dodge exactly as the ring reaches you.
Class & elemental resistance
Lower grade (D, E) = takes more damage from that element. Bring operators of its weakest element.
Where it appears
How Rhodagn the Bonekrushing Fist attacks — and how to dodge
- Opening Jump Slam — Leaps and drops an expanding circular AoE that lands after a short delay. Run out of the growing circle, or time a perfect dodge exactly as the ring reaches you.
- Swipe Combo into Slam — Two fist swipes followed by a ground slam marked with a warning circle. The slam can be cut short with a skill during the warning circle; otherwise just leave the marked zone, which is fairly narrow.
- Pull-In Slam — Drags the target toward him with a suction pull, then hammers a wide area. This is the hardest pattern to avoid in the first phase: you cannot outrun the pull, so hold the dodge for the expanding impact ring.
- Charge into Punch — A shoulder charge followed by a downward punch. Treat it as two separate beats: create distance after the charge, then dodge the punch on its own timing.
- Triple Shockwave Slam — Second-phase upgrade of the jump slam, producing three successive shockwaves. Either chain three dodges or simply sprint outside the impact zone, since the waves do not track.
- Wall Radiation Burst — Second phase: summons walls, then releases a wide radiation burst. Take cover behind the walls he himself spawns, or land two precise dodges through the burst.
- Fire Projectile Volley — Second phase: launches fireballs that leave burning ground with lingering damage. Interrupt with a skill before the projectiles launch; if they land, stay off the scorched patches.
- Flame Breath — Second phase: a sustained frontal fire jet, either sweeping in an arc or firing straight and ending in an explosion. Retreat perpendicular to the jet direction while chain-dodging rather than backing straight up.
How to beat Rhodagn the Bonekrushing Fist
Chapter 1 · Process I — Fort Showdown
Full fight
- Bring a ranged Operator into your squad — it's the easiest way to deal with Rhodagn's melee pressure.
- Any attack marked by a red warning ring must be dodged — it can't be tanked through.
- Weave Skills and Combo Skills into your combo instead of only basic-attacking — it clears the fight faster and keeps you safer.
FAQ
Where does Rhodagn the Bonekrushing Fist appear?
Rhodagn the Bonekrushing Fist appears in: Valley Passage.
How do you beat Rhodagn the Bonekrushing Fist?
Bring a ranged Operator into your squad — it's the easiest way to deal with Rhodagn's melee pressure.
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.
