If she encounters an obstacle, she suffers up to 500 more damage.Ĥ beams, 8 tiles long, 1 tile wide around each Daughterĭeals up to 1000 damage in a cross shaped area around each Daughter. Interrupts the next melee attack launched by a Daughter, deals up to 600 damage to her, and pushes her back 10 tiles. Steals up to 175 HP from all Daughters each time Suffering is attacked.Ĭomment: stealing seems not working, see Notes and Bugs. She then explodes and deals up to 700 damage to herself and surrounding Daughters.Ĭomment: The Suffering doesn't take any damage, see Notes and Bugs. Switch positions with the furthest Daughter. Distress - on every even turn (2, 4, 6.Hardship - on every odd turn (1, 3, 5.

Usually The Suffering triggers the following skills in the following order: Suffering is the final boss and antagonist of Othercide, as well as the Child's Other. As the battle rages on, Daughters will find that death is unavoidable. The skills she chooses to end her turn will alternate. After launching a reaction and an interruption, she will change position with the Daughter farthest from her, damaging that Daughter and any surrounding allies. Most of her skills cannot be avoided, and will alternate from turn to turn. Nourished by the Daughters sacrificed in the fight against The Child, Suffering is now ready to reign over Reality and shape the world his own way. Suffering had always wanted to taste the exciting bouquet of Reality, the tempting music of howls and the suave beauty of torture. A divine being thirsting for torment and painful grace. Thus, the abyss creature became a god in our world.

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