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Mist Lords guide

Mist Lords are high-value PvE anchors, but in an extraction game they also function as loud invitations for other hunters.

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Checklist

Check extraction before pull
Clear only needed enemies
Save supplies for after the kill
Assign roles in squads
Record rewards after launch

Step plan

Prepare the route

Boss prep starts with the path out, not the first attack.

Control the arena

Clear only what blocks movement or creates unsafe pressure.

Secure the reward

Heal, listen, loot quickly, and leave before another team arrives.

Reference table

Mist Lord prep sheet

Prep item	Solo	Squad
Exit route	Mandatory	Shared callout
Healing	Conservative	Assigned support timing
PvP watch	Avoid if noisy	One player watches approaches

Before the pull

Check exits, clear only required enemies, listen for players, and set a leave condition. The pull is not the beginning of the plan; it is the moment the plan becomes expensive.

Reward logic

Mist Lords should be worth better loot, but the reward only counts if your team extracts. Boss value must be judged against time, healing, noise, and third-party risk.

Exit distance
Healing left
PvP noise
Loot time
Route home

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FAQ

Are Mist Lords worth fighting?

They can be, but only when you have extraction control and enough supplies to survive a third party.

Should squads assign roles?

Yes. Frontline, damage, and support roles make boss fights safer.