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Sundark: /* Behavior/Mechanics */

2026-02-11T16:40:06Z

Behavior/Mechanics

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	When the scythe has a small, purple {{Megid}} particle, the attack will be an instant kill special. The special powers are provided below. The distinction between player and enemy is provided because the special attack function subtracts 0.5 from the calculated rate at the final step if the defender is a player (equivalent to removing 50 from the special power in this case). Note that the power against enemies is higher than the EDK of all enemies in the [[Control Tower]] in Ultimate, meaning a {{Confused}} Ill Gill can instantly kill enemies that are normally immune to instant kill specials and {{Megid\|n}}.		When the scythe has a small, purple {{Megid}} particle, the attack will be an [[Weapons#Instant kill\|instant kill]] special. The special powers are provided below. The distinction between player and enemy is provided because the special attack function subtracts 0.5 from the calculated rate at the final step if the defender is a player (equivalent to removing 50 from the special power in this case). Note that the power against enemies is higher than the EDK of all enemies in the [[Control Tower]] in Ultimate, meaning a {{Confused}} Ill Gill can instantly kill enemies that are normally immune to instant kill specials and {{Megid\|n}}.
	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
	\|+ style="white-space:nowrap"\|Scythe instant kill special power		\|+ style="white-space:nowrap"\|Scythe instant kill special power

Sundark: /* Behavior/Mechanics */

2026-02-11T16:38:20Z

Behavior/Mechanics

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	When the scythe has a small, purple ~~megid~~ particle, the attack will be an instant kill special. The special powers are provided below. The distinction between player and enemy is provided because the special attack function subtracts 0.5 from the calculated rate at the final step if the defender is a player (equivalent to removing 50 from the special power in this case). Note that the power against enemies is higher than the EDK of all enemies in the [[Control Tower]] in Ultimate, meaning a {{Confused}} Ill Gill can instantly kill enemies that are normally immune to instant kill specials and {{Megid}}.		When the scythe has a small, purple {{Megid}} particle, the attack will be an instant kill special. The special powers are provided below. The distinction between player and enemy is provided because the special attack function subtracts 0.5 from the calculated rate at the final step if the defender is a player (equivalent to removing 50 from the special power in this case). Note that the power against enemies is higher than the EDK of all enemies in the [[Control Tower]] in Ultimate, meaning a {{Confused}} Ill Gill can instantly kill enemies that are normally immune to instant kill specials and {{Megid\|n}}.
	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
	\|+ style="white-space:nowrap"\|Scythe instant kill special power		\|+ style="white-space:nowrap"\|Scythe instant kill special power

Sundark: /* Behavior/Mechanics */ minor polish, learned some neat stuff tho, ty ender

2026-02-11T16:36:07Z

Behavior/Mechanics: minor polish, learned some neat stuff tho, ty ender

Ender: /* Behavior/Mechanics */

2026-02-11T07:42:37Z

Behavior/Mechanics

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	When the scythe has a small, purple megid particle, the attack will be an instakill special. The special powers are provided below. The distinction between player and enemy is provided because the special attack function subtracts 0.5 from the calculated rate at the final step if the defender is a player. Note that the power against enemies is is higher than the EDK of all enemies in the Control Tower in Ultimate, meaning a confused Ill Gill can instakill enemies that are normally immune to instakill specials and Megid.		When the scythe has a small, purple megid particle, the attack will be an instakill special. The special powers are provided below. The distinction between player and enemy is provided because the special attack function subtracts 0.5 from the calculated rate at the final step if the defender is a player (equivalent to removing 50 from the special power in this case). Note that the power against enemies is is higher than the EDK of all enemies in the Control Tower in Ultimate, meaning a confused Ill Gill can instakill enemies that are normally immune to instakill specials and Megid.
	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
	\|+ style="white-space:nowrap"\|Scythe instakill special power		\|+ style="white-space:nowrap"\|Scythe instakill special power

Ender: /* Behavior/Mechanics */

2026-02-11T07:40:49Z

Behavior/Mechanics

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	When an Ill Gill's HP is less than 25% of its max HP, it will always enter a charging state. In this state, the Ill Gill will always dash towards a position behind the player if the position is valid ground. A common tactic to cheese this enemy is to stand with your back against a wall such that the line from the Ill Gill to its dash target is out of bounds. The enemy will enter the dash animation, but will be unable to charge towards the target.		When an Ill Gill's HP is less than 25% of its max HP, it will always enter a charging state. In this state, the Ill Gill will always dash towards a position behind the player if the position is valid ground. A common tactic to cheese this enemy is to stand with your back against a wall such that the line from the Ill Gill to its dash target is out of bounds. The enemy will enter the dash animation, but will be unable to charge towards the target.

	Additionally, an Ill Gill can be designated to always be in the charging state based on an initialization parameter in the quest. [[Phantasmal World #4]] is an example of a quest where many Ill Gills are set to always charge, regardless of current HP.		Additionally, an Ill Gill can be designated to always be in the charging state based on an initialization parameter in the quest. [[Phantasmal World 4\|Phantasmal World #4]] is an example of a quest where many Ill Gills are set to always charge, regardless of current HP.

	The Ill Gill scythe is similar to a player's weapon that performs special attacks. The particle on the scythe matches the type of special attack, and the type is chosen randomly. The Ice and Shock special attacks share the same value in the battle parameters, and this designates the tier of the special as if the Ill Gill was a level 1 player (see [[Weapons#Special_attacks]]). The freeze and shock status effects follow the same formula for player targets.		The Ill Gill scythe is similar to a player's weapon that performs special attacks. The particle on the scythe matches the type of special attack, and the type is chosen randomly. The Ice and Shock special attacks share the same value in the battle parameters, and this designates the tier of the special as if the Ill Gill was a level 1 player (see [[Weapons#Special_attacks]]). The freeze and shock status effects follow the same formula for player targets.

Ender: /* Behavior/Mechanics */

2026-02-11T07:39:44Z

Behavior/Mechanics

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	Additionally, an Ill Gill can be designated to always be in the charging state based on an initialization parameter in the quest. [[Phantasmal World #4]] is an example of a quest where many Ill Gills are set to always charge, regardless of current HP.		Additionally, an Ill Gill can be designated to always be in the charging state based on an initialization parameter in the quest. [[Phantasmal World #4]] is an example of a quest where many Ill Gills are set to always charge, regardless of current HP.

	The Ill Gill scythe is similar to a player's weapon that performs special attacks. The particle on the scythe matches the type of special attack, and the type is chosen randomly. The Ice and Shock special attacks share the same value in the battle parameters, and this designates the tier of the special as if the Ill Gill was a level 1 player (see [[Weapons#Special_attacks]]). The freeze and shock status effects follow the same formula for player targets.		The Ill Gill scythe is similar to a player's weapon that performs special attacks. The particle on the scythe matches the type of special attack, and the type is chosen randomly. The Ice and Shock special attacks share the same value in the battle parameters, and this designates the tier of the special as if the Ill Gill was a level 1 player (see [[Weapons#Special_attacks]]). The freeze and shock status effects follow the same formula for player targets.

			If the attack successfully applied freeze, there is also physical damage applied with a 0.6x ATP multiplier.

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Ender: /* Behavior/Mechanics */

2026-02-11T07:28:30Z

Behavior/Mechanics

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	When the scythe has a small, purple megid particle, the attack will be an instakill special. The special powers are provided below. The distinction between player and enemy is provided because the special attack function subtracts 0.5 from the calculated rate at the final step if the defender is a player. Note that the power against enemies is is higher than the EDK of all enemies in the Control Tower in Ultimate, meaning a confused Ill Gill can instakill enemies that are normally immune to instakill specials and Megid.		When the scythe has a small, purple megid particle, the attack will be an instakill special. The special powers are provided below. The distinction between player and enemy is provided because the special attack function subtracts 0.5 from the calculated rate at the final step if the defender is a player. Note that the power against enemies is is higher than the EDK of all enemies in the Control Tower in Ultimate, meaning a confused Ill Gill can instakill enemies that are normally immune to instakill specials and Megid.
	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
	\|+ style="white-space:nowrap"\|		\|+ style="white-space:nowrap"\|Scythe instakill special power
	!Difficulty		!Difficulty
	!Normal		!Normal

Ender: /* Notes */ It's accurate but it was covered above.

2026-02-11T07:27:49Z

Notes: It's accurate but it was covered above.

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	{{HuntingTableRow2\|category=Tower\|catspan=\|quest=Twilight Sanctuary\|questspan=\|details=Clear quest\|count=90}}		{{HuntingTableRow2\|category=Tower\|catspan=\|quest=Twilight Sanctuary\|questspan=\|details=Clear quest\|count=90}}
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	~~==Notes==~~
	* Scythe attack is dark-based. 100 EDK will give immunity to the insta-kill.

	==Rare Drops==		==Rare Drops==

Ender: /* Behavior/Mechanics */

2026-02-11T07:27:28Z

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Sundark at 19:24, 17 December 2025

2025-12-17T19:24:03Z

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			==Behavior/Mechanics==
			===Special activation===
			{{EnemySpecial\|Ill Gill}}

	==Hunting==		==Hunting==

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	For player targets, the conditions are more complex and the Ill Gill chooses the first one that qualifies.		For player targets, the conditions are more complex and the Ill Gill chooses the first one that qualifies.

	* If the player is ~~frozen~~ or movement is disabled, which includes being disabled by an Ill Gill's root attack, the Ill Gill will always walk towards the player target.		* If the player is {{Frozen}} or movement is disabled, which includes being disabled by an Ill Gill's root attack, the Ill Gill will always walk towards the player target.
	* If the player target is within 35 units and within 25 degrees of the Ill Gill's heading, the Ill Gill will attempt to attack with its scythe.		* If the player target is within 35 units and within 25 degrees of the Ill Gill's heading, the Ill Gill will attempt to attack with its scythe.
	* If the player target is within 50 units and within 19 degrees of the Ill Gill's heading, the Ill Gill will attempt to root the player.		* If the player target is within 50 units and within 19 degrees of the Ill Gill's heading, the Ill Gill will attempt to root the player.
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	Because of the wider angle for the final check, standing close and not directly in front of an Ill Gill means it will usually end up charging at its target.		Because of the wider angle for the final check, standing close and not directly in front of an Ill Gill means it will usually end up charging at its target.

	When an Ill Gill's HP is less than 25% of its max HP, it will always enter a charging state. In this state, the Ill Gill will always dash towards a position behind the player if the position is valid ground. A common tactic to ~~cheese~~ this ~~enemy~~ is to stand with ~~your~~ back against a wall such that the line from the Ill Gill to its dash target is out of bounds. The ~~enemy~~ will enter the dash animation, but will be unable to charge towards the target.		When an Ill Gill's HP is less than 25% of its max HP, it will always enter a charging state. In this state, the Ill Gill will always dash towards a position behind the player if the position is valid ground. A common tactic to mitigate this behavior is to stand with one's back against a wall such that the line from the Ill Gill to its dash target is out of bounds. The Ill Gill will enter the dash animation, but will be unable to charge towards the target.

	Additionally, an Ill Gill can be designated to always be in the charging state based on an initialization parameter in the quest. [[Phantasmal World 4\|Phantasmal World #4]] is an example of a quest where many Ill Gills are set to always charge, regardless of current HP.		Additionally, an Ill Gill can be designated to always be in the charging state based on an initialization parameter in the quest. {{Quest link\|Phantasmal World 4\|Phantasmal World #4}} is an example of a quest where many Ill Gills are set to always charge, regardless of current HP.

	The Ill Gill scythe is similar to a player's weapon that performs special attacks. The particle on the scythe matches the type of special attack, and the type is chosen randomly. The Ice and Shock special attacks share the same value in the battle parameters, and this designates the tier of the special as if the Ill Gill was a level 1 player (see [[Weapons#Special_attacks]]). The ~~freeze~~ and ~~shock~~ status effects follow the same formula for player targets.		The Ill Gill scythe is similar to a player's weapon that performs special attacks. The particle on the scythe matches the type of special attack, and the type is chosen randomly. The Ice and Shock special attacks share the same value in the battle parameters, and this designates the tier of the special as if the Ill Gill was a level 1 player (see [[Weapons#Special_attacks\|special attacks]]). The {{Freeze}} and {{Shock}} [[status effects]] follow the same formula for player targets.

	If the attack successfully applied ~~freeze~~, there is also physical damage applied with a 0.6x ATP multiplier.		If the attack successfully applied Freeze, there is also physical damage applied with a 0.6x ATP multiplier.

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	When the scythe has a small, purple megid particle, the attack will be an ~~instakill~~ special. The special powers are provided below. The distinction between player and enemy is provided because the special attack function subtracts 0.5 from the calculated rate at the final step if the defender is a player (equivalent to removing 50 from the special power in this case). Note that the power against enemies is is higher than the EDK of all enemies in the Control Tower in Ultimate, meaning a ~~confused~~ Ill Gill can ~~instakill~~ enemies that are normally immune to ~~instakill~~ specials and Megid.		When the scythe has a small, purple megid particle, the attack will be an instant kill special. The special powers are provided below. The distinction between player and enemy is provided because the special attack function subtracts 0.5 from the calculated rate at the final step if the defender is a player (equivalent to removing 50 from the special power in this case). Note that the power against enemies is higher than the EDK of all enemies in the [[Control Tower]] in Ultimate, meaning a {{Confused}} Ill Gill can instantly kill enemies that are normally immune to instant kill specials and {{Megid}}.
	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
	\|+ style="white-space:nowrap"\|Scythe ~~instakill~~ special power		\|+ style="white-space:nowrap"\|Scythe instant kill special power
	!Difficulty		!Difficulty
	!Normal		!Normal