Leviathan casts Refreshing Shower, upgrading several of his abilities. The platform then reforms and Leviathan casts Tidal Roar. During this time, the two parties must dodge two Temporary Currents, as well as dealing with a Tidal Roar and Rip Current. Each side needs four party members, including a healer this way, they can stack, as Smothering Tsunami is a stack marker and Swirling Waters instantly kills anyone standing in a small donut around the afflicted player. Everyone must be hit by it in such a way that they do not fall off the platform, because Splashing Waters will instantly kill the player when it wears off.Īfter Sundering Tsunami, Leviathan casts Undersea Quake, this time only leaving the left and right sides of the platform intact, followed by a Temporary Current. Sundering Tsunami is the first to resolve, spawning a wave from the player when it wears off that deals damage and knocks back anyone in front of the player, as well as removing Splashing Waters. Both healers are inflicted with Smothering Tsunami, while everyone else is inflicted with Swirling Waters. Everyone except one person is inflicted with Splashing Waters, while the last person is inflicted with Sundering Tsunami.
Tsunami does high raid-wide damage and inflicts each party member with two status effects. After the second divebomb, the puddles fade and Leviathan becomes targetable again. Since the divebombs are always at a right angle to each other, this still leaves a quadrant of the platform free.
It causes two portals to spawn, one after the other, from which Leviathan will charge across the platform, instantly killing anyone he collides with. This spawns small puddles on the platform that grow into much larger puddles that inflict Heavy and deal damage. Leviathan now casts Maelstrom and goes untargetable. After another Temporary Current, the platform reforms. Drenching Pulse then targets each party member for splash damage, that should be spread. This can be easily avoided by stacking up to bait all the markers in the same place. Leviathan follows with Drenching Pulse, targeting each party member for telegraphed area-of-effect damage. To avoid this, every player must either be in the far back, in front of Leviathan, or in the opposite front corner to where Leviathan's heads are. Leviathan casts Temporary Current, facing a part of the platform and targeting a very wide line in front of him for heavy damage. Because the platform is very narrow after Undersea Quake, either party members must position themselves very carefully or use a knockback immunity late in the cast of Undersea Quake. He then casts Undersea Quake, destroying the sides of the platform and triggering the Tidal Wave, which deals heavy damage and knocks the party back away from the Tidal Wave. Leviathan then casts Tidal Wave, spawning a Tidal Wave either on the left or right of the platform. Moreover, Rip Current must be aimed away from the party. Either Rip Current must be tank-swapped and mitigated or dealt with using an invulnerability. Leviathan opens with Tidal Roar, dealing moderate raid-wide damage, and Rip Current, a two-hit linear area-of-effect tank buster which inflicts Magic Vulnerability Up. Throughout the fight, Leviathan targets both tanks with autoattacks.
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