If you're playing Lost in Random: You've probably encountered the Eternal Die, a peculiar boss that resembles a combination of a porcupine and a wolf. It's fast, aggressive, and honestly, pretty annoying.

I've fought this monster three times, and I'll admit it — I died twice. It wasn't because the fight was really hard, but because I panicked and did some silly things. Here's what I've learned to help you get through this.

1. Watch out for the trap in Battlefield.
When you start the fight, you'll see the arena. Every time I've fought it, the place is the same: muddy ground everywhere. It slows you down and can make it hard to dodge.

It's really important to avoid standing in the mud. Try to stay on solid ground and always move to a spot where you have space to move in any direction. Stepping into mud while trying to roll or dodge is a guaranteed hit.

2. Learn the attack patterns.
This boss has three main attacks, and once you recognize the patterns, the fight gets much easier.

a. Thorn Shot


It throws a bunch of thorns in your direction. It may look overwhelming, but as long as you stay calm and time your movements, you can dodge it pretty easily.

b. Dash Charge


This one's tricky. The boss runs quickly across the field — and not just once. It'll keep going back and forth several times. Don't try to counter during this. The best thing to do is to just focus on dodging until the pattern ends.

c. Spin Trap Attack


This is the most dangerous move. The boss starts spinning rapidly, and if you're too close, you'll get hit, stunned, and take a ton of damage. If you see the spin coming, slow down.

3. Strategy: It's better to be safe than sorry. Attack from a distance.
After dying twice, I learned that rushing in with melee attacks is not a good idea. The best strategy is to stay back and attack from a distance.

Try to use a bow or ranged dice attacks whenever you can.

Let Dicey support you while you play it safe.

When the boss finishes an attack sequence, that's your chance to attack from far away.

The key is to be patient. Don't be greedy. Hit once or twice, move it, and wait again. Even if it takes a while, it's still a win.

4. Pay attention during Phase Two.
When the boss's health goes down to about half, it gets faster and more aggressive. The attack intervals become shorter, and it'll start chaining moves together.

During this phase, it's best not to try to fight back while it's attacking. Just avoid everything until you see an opening. If you try to force a hit mid-combo, you're probably going to mess up.

5. About rekomended card or build bye me .

For this part, I recommend using a time stop card, where every time the monster is hit by the attack it will stop for about 2-3 seconds, which is quite useful while we attack it from a distance.

Or you can use a card that releases an ice shield where the enemy will freeze when we approach it, making the queen who uses close range can fight ny quickly because the deff of this monster is not thick.

For stamp items, maybe I can suggest bringing 1 that has the effect of increasing dmg when the dice is thrown and getting a high number.

6. Final Thoughts
That's pretty much all I've got. I hope this helps anyone who's having trouble with this boss. It's possible to win — you just need to stay calm, pay attention to your surroundings, and don't panic when things get chaotic.

I'm sorry if I wrote too much. I just wanted to make sure the tips were clear and based on real experience. If you have other strategies, please share them. I am always open to learning from other players.

Good luck, and remember:
In Lost in Random, distance, patience, and calm thinking are the best strategies.


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