The First Descendant – Eterllick the Tracker Guide

How to Beat Eterllick the Tracker

Important Information about Enemies:

There are two types of enemies in this fight: Marauders and Fortress Guards. Take out the Fortress Guards first because they block your shots when trying to break shields. They come back during the fight, so keep taking them down. When Eterllick uses a shield, clear out the Marauders. They can sneak up and shoot you. Marauders drop health, mana, and ammo when defeated.

Weapons to Use:

Use a tactical rifle to hit orbs and shield markers. Bring an assault rifle, sub-machine gun, or machine gun as backup. A sniper rifle is good when shields are down. Shotguns are risky, and launchers aren’t very useful.

Eterllick’s Shields:

Eterllick has two shields that give him six immunity phases. You need to shoot small targets to remove the shields.

Blue Shield:

This shield appears when Eterllick’s health is around 50%. Shoot the small markers that move around the shield. Use a tactical rifle for better accuracy. The shield recharges if you don’t shoot it for a while.

Orb Shield:

This shield activates after Eterllick loses a full life bar. Shoot the three orbs flying around him. Hide behind the center platform to shoot the orbs. They reappear if you don’t destroy them quickly.

Eterllick’s Attacks:

Eterllick isn’t very dangerous, but watch out for these attacks:

  • Electric grenades when you’re far away
  • Three pellets per shot in later phases
  • Large electrical field (shown by an indicator on the ground)

I hope you found this useful!

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