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Tarisland Synthesis Doctor Kill Boost
Synthesis Doctor is one of the most challenging bosses of the Root of Corrosion raid and requires an experienced team, tons of time, and unbreakable dedication to defeat. Powerful gear and unique rewards dropped from the Synthesis Doctor and other raid bosses, however, make it absolutely worth it.
Not everyone is lucky enough to have so much time on his hands. Can’t afford to spend days looking for a team or learning bosses’ skill rotation and attack patterns? Need only Synthesis Doctor killed, and don’t care much about the other four bosses? In that case, you might want to check out our Synthesis Doctor Boost Service and get that sweet coveted raid gear stress-free!
Service Includes
Synthesis Doctor boss killed on Normal, Elite, or Epic mode, as many times as you need;
- All raid-specific gear dropped during the boosting services;
- All Tokens obtained during the service;
- All Coins dropped during the service;
- All Materials obtained during the boost.
This boost will be completed in 
Piloted mode.
Delivery Info
Estimated Start Time: 20 – 30 minutes;
Estimated Completion Time:
- Normal: 2 days;
- Elite: 4 days;
- Epic: 6 days.
Additional Options
I don’t have a required character level – haven’t really participated in any raids and this boss is your first one? Not sure, if your character can handle it? That’s ok, before completing your Tarisland Synthesis Doctor Boost, we’ll get you character up to speed;
I don’t have a required gear level – not into raid gear farming? We get you – it can be tedious sometimes. Our boost specialist will get you your equipment before jumping into your Synthesis Doctor Carry Service;
Stream – watch your Synthesis Doctor Boosting live from wherever you are! An interactive gaming experience of a sort.
Requirements
For normal difficulty: character level 30+ and GS of 75+;
For elite difficulty: character level 30+ and GS of 100+;
For epic difficulty: consult requirements with our custom support manager.
How it Works
Tarisland raid difficulty can be a bit too much for some players. It’s not like the mechanics themselves are complex, but the quality of execution and the repetitiveness of it all, really. Our Tarisland Raid Carries are designed to allow you to scratch that beautiful feeling of receiving some new piece of gear or seeing that achievement pop up in the corner of the screen, all the while retaining at least a bit of your sanity and free time! Get your Synthesis Doctor Boosting rewards with us and forget about grinding that one badly-developed raid boss. Before we proceed to your Tarisland Raid Boost, however, let’s get through the basics – the walkthrough below will give you all the info you’ll need on your journey with our boosting team;
- Pick the number of boss kills you need, the difficulty level of your boss boost, and place the order. Make sure your character qualifies for our Tarisland Synthesis Doctor boost, and if not, make sure to pick corresponding additional options for an optimal Tarisland experience;
- A customer support manager will contact you immediately to confirm the order’s details: the schedule, the payment, your character’s class, your Tarisland account’s region, and contact details. This is where you ask whatever questions you have about your Tarisland Synthesis Doctor Boost. Our manager will happily help you out with whatever it is you need;
- A reliable boosting specialist will be assigned to your order. He will devise an optimal strategy to get your Synthesis Doctor kill most efficiently and profoundly. The enormous experience of running Tarisland raids will definitely help him with that. Keep in mind, however, that our raid services are performed in Pilot Mode only, which means account sharing;
- Once the boss is killed and your rewards are ready for pickup, you will receive a notification through our website chat. That’s it! Good luck on your travels and don’t forget to leave us some feedback, we do appreciate hearing from you, whether it’s positive or negative.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best tactic to defeat the Synthesis Doctor?
Remember we said that Synthesis Doctor is one unpleasant guy to deal with? Well, let’s look into why exactly:
- Preparation and general info:
- The fight consists of two phases, the second one starting from 50% HP;
- Before engaging the Doctor, every player will have to pick up a correspondingly colored vial located in the boss arena:
- Damage Dealer – take the red one;
- Healer – take the green one;
- Tank – pick up the blue one;
- Phase 1:
- At the start of the fight, the boss will drop red orbs all around the area. Damage Dealer is supposed to pick them up as fast as possible, or they will eventually explode, whipping the entire team. If your Damage Dealer hasn’t picked up the red vial at the beginning of the fight – instant death the moment he touches the orb;
- Slimes – two slimes will be spawned by the boss to pursue and kill the healers. If slimes touch the healer – you guessed it, instant death. Damage Dealers should protect the healers and clear out the slimes as fast as possible;
- Blue Orbs – also spawn during the first phase and gradually become bigger. dealing AoE damage to everyone around them. Tanks should take care of these ones;
- Toxin Overload – one random player gets his vial removed. A color-coded buff appears, indicating the order of potions the player has to drink to get a damage and healing buff, as well as their vial back. Fail to do so and get a slight dmg debuff. Nah, kidding, that’s insta-death.
- Phase 2:
- Same stuff but wilder. Firstly – all aforementioned orbs now spawn additional mobs to bother you.
- Secondly – Fusion Explosion. A specific number of players with a specific vial need to stand in he designated, color-coded AoE area to prevent the raid wipe;
- Thirdly – Green Chimera and Red Chimera. Both spawn randomly during the Phase 2. The first one gives the boss a damage boost if not destroyed, second one wipes the entire raid team.
That’s it. These are some kindergarten levels of color coding, making the Synthesis Doctor one of the most annoying raid bosses in Tarisland.
