View Full Version : Phinigel Autropos – Monk/Shaman duo (60) viability & tips
Distolo
03-24-2026, 06:28 AM
I’ll be running a Monk + Shaman duo, both level 60 with decent gear.
From what I understand, the key points are:
Clean pull (FD splitting to avoid adds)
Landing slow quickly (Turgur’s)
Managing underwater breathing
Interrupting Phinny’s heals as much as possible
For those who’ve done it:
Is this duo comfortably enough at 60, or still a bit tight?
Any specific tips on pulling/positioning in Kedge?
How important is MR for this fight?
Better to fully clear around him first, or is a direct pull manageable?
Appreciate any advice or firsthand experience.
Thanks!
Lukile
03-24-2026, 10:48 AM
That duo should be pretty comfortable. I'd recommend fighting phinny in the lower part of the lair. I wouldn't recommend trying to clear the seahorses. The swirlspine seahorses are cleric mobs and when they die, a "swirlspine guardian" spawns immediately in the lower portion of the lair who are also highly MR cleric mobs.
I've done monk/druid duos where the monk fights phinny in the lower portion and the druid heals from the upper section of the lair (chloro/nature's touch both have long range).
If you want to be able to slow, I'd use the monk to aggro all of the seahorses (and Phinny if he is up), and have the shaman swim down and hide in one of the corners/cubbies in the lower half. Once the shaman is safe, the monk can flop aggro, let the mobs reset, and then flop down into the lair. Phinny is pretty easy to pull solo down there. Just be careful when he's in the middle and keep him low if possible.
Phinny is a wizard and casts cold, fire, and magic based nukes. He also procs a dispell on every melee hit that does damage. Buffs/Torpor outside of instant clickies should not be used by the tank because they will be immediately dispelled.
Vivitron
03-24-2026, 10:54 AM
I'll add I'm pretty sure phinny is a belly caster, and try to keep the monk topped up because there's a chance for chunky damage with an ice comet.
Ripqozko
03-24-2026, 12:24 PM
monks can solo it with gear and clicks, you should have no issue
Namsaknoi
03-25-2026, 09:40 AM
Almost sure it casts some kind of AE dispell regularly, which affects itself. So no point buffing before the fight, no point slowing it, and no need to dispell its DS. Although it is a wizard, it is still a level 53 so it has quite a chunk of hp, 18khp according to wiki. It will absolutely spam rend, ice comet, gflux etc until it runs out of mana. If you have an expensive clicky, you can single pull it easily, every time, when it doesn't resist.
Crede
03-25-2026, 11:24 AM
A necro soloed this too. Just find someone to train out the guardians and smoke him. Easy kill
WarpathEQ
03-25-2026, 11:39 AM
Yeah shammy pretty useless most people use a cleric as support or solo it.
kjs86z2
03-30-2026, 08:39 AM
monk solo
if you struggle with this git gud
Swish
04-01-2026, 12:25 AM
A necro soloed this too. Just find someone to train out the guardians and smoke him. Easy kill
That's definitely solo :rolleyes:
Videri
04-01-2026, 01:16 AM
Interrupting Phinny’s heals as much as possible
He's a wizard, so he doesn't heal. However, if you fight him close enough to seahorses, they will heal him, even if they aren't aggroed.
How important is MR for this fight?
MR, FR, and CR are all going to help with his wizard spells. He will sometimes Ice Comet (scary single-target cold spell) and he might use point-blank AOEs including cold, fire, and magic. The magic one would be Gravity Flux, which also boots you upward in the water, so watch out.
cd288
04-01-2026, 10:45 AM
That's definitely solo :rolleyes:
Yeah was gonna say doesn't that technically count as a duo lol
Snaggles
04-03-2026, 11:13 PM
Train out everything with the sham. Monk can swim and flop down below. Bring the sham back and just chloroblast the monk from above the pit.
If the monk doesn’t have worn EB, fix that first :). I can’t recall if Phinny gfluxes which could be a problem with the seahorse guards if the monk has crappy MR.
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