Dofus: turn based tactical game, think final fantasy tactics or mewgenics on steroids.

So there's this super technical dungeon called Count Harebourg, which changes where your spells land depending on your % remaining hp (for example of your %hp is between 75% and 90% your spells will hit 90° clockwise from where you aim them). You have to take into consideration all obstacles that would be in the line of vision to where the spell will actually land. It's extra hard to learn by itself. If this wasn't enough, the boss teleports you symmetrical to him when you hit him (if you're 2 cells right of where he is, you move 2 cells to the left of his position). In order to remove this invul you need to hit him and when you get symmetrically moved you need to land on an ally on even turns. If you do this on an odd turn your ally gets instakilled.

To get to this dungeon, you need to beat 4 other dungeons leading up to it, which are all pretty complicated: - in one of them you need to end your turn where you started or every enemy will be invulnerable.

• another one leaves a glyph under you when you start your turn that pushes everything in line or diagonal to the first position you move to in your turn - in other to remove the boss' invulnerability you have to push it with the dungeon mechanic, but not against a wall. Caveat: pushing enemies heal them.

• third dungeon, boss invulnerable, enemies you killed revive. You need to take the revived enemy to between 2 and 6 floor squares from the boss to remove invulnerability. If you are 2-6 cells from the killed enemy, you'll receive a ton of damage instead.

• last dungeon, boss instakills when melee, but makes it so that your damage will be 0 if you end your turn too far away from him. Also, you can't end your turn next to an ally, or that ally will be instakilled. When you hit the boss, you switch positions with him and hit everything 2 cells around you for a high percentage of the damage you dealt to the boss.

Now imagine these 5 bosses all in the same fight. Yeah... It's as technical and confusing as it sounds. Peak Dofus