In Wildfrost, there’s a rotation of Mini Bosses and Bosses, meaning you’re never quite sure who you’ll face next. Today, we’re going to figure out how to beat Queen Globerry in Wildfrost.
The queen of the berries, this lady can do some serious damage, despite having zero attack points. And, unfortunately, she’s resistant to snow, meaning freezing her won’t slow her down for long.
So what’s the solution?
Besides praying, you need to think carefully about the allies you play, and, more importantly, which of her allies you need to defeat first.
If you’re ready to silence this violent berry, let’s begin my guide on how to beat Queen Globerry in Wildfrost!
How To Beat Queen Globerry in Wildfrost
Queen Globerry can be defeated by using Flask of Ink to block her abilities, as well as taking out the Berry Witch that heals her. Once she’s vulnerable, hit her with your Gearhammer, Tar Blade or Scrappy Sword.
The reason Flask of Ink is such a vital item is because Queen Globerry, and some of her minions, “deal additional damage equal to HP”. Queen Globerry starts with 15 HP, meaning you’re going to get KO’d if you don’t reduce her health fast.
Unfortunately, the Berry Witch is going to restore 2 HP to her allies whenever she attacks, which is every four turns – take her out first. Ink her so she can’t heal, then strike at her with whatever weapons you have handy.
Snow Sticks will also work at slowing the Berry Witch down, but won’t prove useful on Queen Globerry because of her snow resistance.
To increase your attack points, use a Sunsong Box. And, if you have anyone on your team with Shroom abilities, get them onto the field so they can poison your foes each turn.
As long as you stop Queen Globerry from damaging you, and scupper the Berry Witch before she can heal anyone, you’ll find this one of the easier battles.
If you haven’t got all the Tribes yet, read how to unlock Tribes in Wildfrost to get your hands on some seriously hard-hitting cards. And if you need some extra help to beat Queen Globerry, I suggest you read my Wildfrost tips for beginners!
