Ground Phase

Once the Harpy loses a certain portion of her health, she descends to Dark And Darker Gold the ground. This begins the second stage of the battle, where she adopts a more aggressive, dual-attack pattern:

    Leaping Kick: Similar in motion to her flying attack but faster and performed from a grounded position. Again, side-strafing is your best friend.

    Feather Fan: The Harpy throws a spread of feather-like knives in a cone-shaped AoE. These projectiles deal moderate damage and can stack quickly if you're caught in the center. Use lateral movement and roll-dodging to avoid them.

Both of these attacks are dangerous, but also punishable if you learn their timing. Melee players should close the gap right after she lands or finishes the feather throw, while ranged players can keep their distance and use the feather fan's cooldown window to unleash volleys.

Elite and Nightmare Variants

The Elite Harpy retains the same moveset as the normal version but is a significant upgrade in raw stats:

    Increased damage output

    Faster attack animations

    Higher health pool

In Elite encounters, your margin for error shrinks. The leaping kicks can nearly one-shot lightly armored classes, and the feathers can stagger your casting. Keep pressure on, but remain disciplined in your dodges.

The Nightmare Harpy takes this difficulty even further:

    Even faster action speed

    Greater movement speed

    Drastically boosted damage

    Substantially higher health

This version is meant for cheap Darker Gold high-level dungeon teams and experienced soloists. Success against the Nightmare Harpy demands upgraded Dark and Darker Items, such as legendary boots with movement bonuses or resistance gear that reduces ranged or magical damage. Utilizing high-end gear often purchased with hard-earned Dark and Darker Gold becomes essential at this tier.