Boss: Lancelot (Camelot)

Lancelot (Saber): Chapter 13 (3/3) - 1
	HP	244,102
	LVL	65
	Class	Saber
	NP Bar
	NP Type	ST
	Actions	3 per turn
	Traits	Humanoid, Male, Earth, Servant, Riding, Weak to Enuma Elish

Active Buff		Ferocity: Lancelot resists damage types from all classes except Berserker and Avenger, but still deals half damage to Archer and Rulers. Lancelot is also immune to debuffs.
Passive		Increases debuff resistance by 17.5%.
Skills		Charges NP gauge by 1 and increases critical attack chance for 1 turn.
		Increases critical attack chance for 3 turns.
		Increases critical attack chance and critical attack damage for 3 turns.
NP Effect		Increase Arts effectiveness for 1 turn, deals ~40,000 damage to an enemy, and increase damage dealt to enemy for 5 turns.

Boss Analysis

• One of the more straightforward boss fights in the Camelot singularity. Lancelot is weak against both Avengers and Berserkers.
• One mechanic of the fight is that Lancelot is only going to attack the highest HP Servant with his normal attacks, though his NP will still target a random enemy. This means that high HP Servants, especially with class damage reduction, can be used as “tanks” to protect the squishier DPS Servants.
• A good Avenger or Berserker can storm their way through the fight by inflicting high damage instantly on him. Note that while both Avengers and Berserkers deal more damage, Avengers benefit from a higher damage multiplier and don’t receive double the damage. .
• The first wave of Enforcer Knights can be used to charge NPs to hopefully burst down Lancelot before he gets to attack.
• Realistically however, the Enforcer Knights themselves are pretty tanky, so one may have to:
• Enforcer Strategy 1: Bring out an AoE Servant to clear the wave after you’ve charged up your NPs then swap him out once that NP is fired.
• Enforcer Strategy 2: Or tank the hits using Archers or other beefy Servants.
• Lancelot himself hits pretty hard if he’s given a chance to attack. His NP deals ~40K damage, not to mention the multitude and damage of the critical attacks he can proc given his skills.
• Lancelot can also charge his NP via a skill, so he is able to fire his NP even when his NP gauge is only three-fourths filled.
• Lancelot is completely immune to any debuffs, Servants that rely on their debuffs (such as Robin) will find it difficult to perform well here.
• However, Lancelot can still be affected by negative effects such as NP drain that do not rely on a debuff application.

Lancelot (Saber): Chapter 15 (1/3) - 1
	HP	378,114
	LVL	68
	Class	Saber
	NP Bar
	NP Type	ST
	Actions	3 per turn
	Traits	Humanoid, Male, Earth, Servant, Riding, Weak to Enuma Elish

Active Buff		Ferocity: Lancelot resists damage types from all classes except Berserker and Avenger, but still deals half damage to Archer and Rulers. Lancelot is also immune to debuffs.
Passive		Increases debuff resistance by 17.5%.
Skills		Charges NP gauge by 1 and increases critical attack chance for 1 turn.
		Increases critical attack chance for 3 turns.
		Increases critical attack chance and critical attack damage for 3 turns.
NP Effect		Increase Arts effectiveness for 1 turn, deals ~40,000 damage to an enemy, and increase damage dealt to enemy for 5 turns.

Boss Differences

• Lancelot returns without his Knights but instead has improved his base statistics.
• Unlike the last encounter, there will be no opportunity to charge NP gauges before the boss fight.
• In general, the fight will last longer and Lancelot cannot be bursted down as quickly.

Boss Analysis

• One of the more straightforward boss fights in the Camelot singularity. Lancelot is weak against both Avengers and Berserkers.
• One mechanic of the fight is that Lancelot is only going to attack the highest HP Servant with his normal attacks, though his NP will still target a random enemy. This means that high HP Servants, especially with class damage reduction, can be used as “tanks” to protect the squishier DPS Servants.
• A good Avenger or Berserker can storm their way through the fight by inflicting high damage instantly on him. Note that while both Avengers and Berserkers deal more damage, Avengers benefit from a higher damage multiplier and don’t receive double the damage. .
• Lancelot himself hits pretty hard if he’s given a chance to attack. His NP deals ~40K damage, not to mention the multitude and damage of the critical attacks he can proc given his skills.
• Lancelot can also charge his NP via a skill, so he is able to fire his NP even when his NP gauge is only three-fourths filled.
• Lancelot is completely immune to any debuffs, Servants that rely on their debuffs (such as Robin) will find it difficult to perform well here.
• However, Lancelot can still be affected by negative effects such as NP drain that do not rely on a debuff application.

Boss Analysis

• One of the more straightforward boss fights in the Camelot singularity. Lancelot is weak against both Avengers and Berserkers.
• One mechanic of the fight is that Lancelot is only going to attack the highest HP Servant with his normal attacks, though his NP will still target a random enemy. This means that high HP Servants, especially with class damage reduction, can be used as “tanks” to protect the squishier DPS Servants.
• A good Avenger or Berserker can storm their way through the fight by inflicting high damage instantly on him. Note that while both Avengers and Berserkers deal more damage, Avengers benefit from a higher damage multiplier and don’t receive double the damage. .
• The first wave of Enforcer Knights can be used to charge NPs to hopefully burst down Lancelot before he gets to attack.
• Realistically however, the Enforcer Knights themselves are pretty tanky, so one may have to:
• Enforcer Strategy 1: Bring out an AoE Servant to clear the wave after you’ve charged up your NPs then swap him out once that NP is fired.
• Enforcer Strategy 2: Or tank the hits using Archers or other beefy Servants.
• Lancelot himself hits pretty hard if he’s given a chance to attack. His NP deals ~40K damage, not to mention the multitude and damage of the critical attacks he can proc given his skills.
• Lancelot can also charge his NP via a skill, so he is able to fire his NP even when his NP gauge is only three-fourths filled.
• Lancelot is completely immune to any debuffs, Servants that rely on their debuffs (such as Robin) will find it difficult to perform well here.
• However, Lancelot can still be affected by negative effects such as NP drain that do not rely on a debuff application.

Boss Differences

• Lancelot returns without his Knights but instead has improved his base statistics.
• Unlike the last encounter, there will be no opportunity to charge NP gauges before the boss fight.
• In general, the fight will last longer and Lancelot cannot be bursted down as quickly.

Boss Analysis

• One of the more straightforward boss fights in the Camelot singularity. Lancelot is weak against both Avengers and Berserkers.
• One mechanic of the fight is that Lancelot is only going to attack the highest HP Servant with his normal attacks, though his NP will still target a random enemy. This means that high HP Servants, especially with class damage reduction, can be used as “tanks” to protect the squishier DPS Servants.
• A good Avenger or Berserker can storm their way through the fight by inflicting high damage instantly on him. Note that while both Avengers and Berserkers deal more damage, Avengers benefit from a higher damage multiplier and don’t receive double the damage. .
• Lancelot himself hits pretty hard if he’s given a chance to attack. His NP deals ~40K damage, not to mention the multitude and damage of the critical attacks he can proc given his skills.
• Lancelot can also charge his NP via a skill, so he is able to fire his NP even when his NP gauge is only three-fourths filled.
• Lancelot is completely immune to any debuffs, Servants that rely on their debuffs (such as Robin) will find it difficult to perform well here.
• However, Lancelot can still be affected by negative effects such as NP drain that do not rely on a debuff application.