Hey everyone!
We’re excited to introduce the newest boss to enter the Divine Plane: Eldingar, the Lightning Elemental.
Eldingar now appears at the end of the Lightning elemental area, and while he may be all flash at first glance, don't underestimate what he brings to the battlefield.
His opening move is a fast-paced double jump strike, a deadly twist on the Vitriol enemy’s leap attack. Eldingar disappears from the screen, reappears mid-air, and then strikes twice in succession, layering in flashy electric distractions between jumps to throw off your timing.
When you see clouds gather, get ready to move: Eldingar’s Lightning Storm rains down dozens of strikes across the arena. Dodging becomes a game of prediction, timing, and pure reflex.
This attack is deceptively simple: four balls of lightning, fired in quick succession, all of which can be parried. It’s designed to give you a bit of a breather compared to his other abilities, but the off-kilter rhythm means you’ll need to study it if you want to consistently parry every bolt.
Eldingar’s ultimate space control move. When he slams the ground, he creates a Lightning zone that follows him around. If you try to Attack or use your Special while he’s close, you’ll likely end up inside the zone, taking damage and applying the Lightning status to yourself.
This mechanic punishes reckless aggression and heavily favors players who’ve invested in their Magic stat or know when to back off.
Eldingar is now fully implemented in the latest private build, available to streamers, creators, and playtesters (if you're a creator who wants in, let us know!). He’s not in the public demo just yet... but if you're in the loop, he's ready and waiting at the end of the Lightning elemental path.
We’re excited to hear how you handle him, and as always, we’re watching your feedback, streams, and chaos with great interest.
Thanks for playing,
— The Lunar Workshop Team