Naragath, Charon, Go To... Oh Wait You're Allready In A Hell Setting... Go Suffer

Rework Charon,
currently... fighting him is 10/10 in the scale of boss suffering
Your gear can't affect him at all. I like the idea of a 'War' with him but...
Just rework him, you can make this war in a QUEST, a ONE-TIME THING, it would actaully make it FUN and not a REPETETIVE 30 MINUTE BOSS FIGHT
AAAAAAAA
Also,

rework him too.
Oh, player, you killed him, after spamming mutli hit?
KILL HIM AGAIN.

 

I actually find this one of the most unique (and easiest) boss fights.
Just spam General Graken with a scout when the mobs get too close, iirc that was the best strategy. The corrupted version is a lot more annoying imo, as you're just walking around hoping mobs drop the bones (they sometimes just refuse to do it for like 5 minutes) to revive General Graken, which just yeets himself through the wall every once in a while. You're forced to /class to get out of the dungeon, by the way.
It's also one of the only dungeons with a boss that's something else than doing damage, and I personally prefer it over (Corrupted) Lost Sanctuary and Galleon's Graveyard.

Naragath is kind of annoying though, it always feels like he has too much health (although that does prepare you for endgame, to be fair)

 

Agree on Underworld Crypt.

Naragath has pitiful health and is pretty weak overall imo. I don't even think he tops 100k.

 

I've never had a problem with Nargareth. In fact, I often forget that he exists. Charon falls into the trap of being an unique boss that is too much of a nuisance

 

it is
literally
the easiest boss fight
in the entire game
i've beaten it in less than 5 minutes using a stone axe as my weapon on a Poison RtE build

 

I remember my first fight with nagareth as a warrior and no heal pots just charging around until I finally beat him with 6 HP to spare. I think it’s the only boss fight I remember

 

I was saying underworld crypt is the easiest boss fight in the game

 

@YYGAYMER

 

Since the rest of the dungeon is so ridiculously short, Charon's boss fight takes up the majority of the projected 10-15 minute length of the dungeon. If you want a way to consistently beat it, at-level, then you should follow these instructions.

-Summon Defenders for the first minute. You spawn two of them with each click, so hitting it eight to ten times gives you a force that is basically never going to fall and a nice black hole to lure the enemy mobs onto. Since Decrepit Warriors and Undead Warlords are fire-weak and are the ones that generally cause the most issues, that takes care of that easily.
-If a lot of Drudges are spawning, go over and spawn a couple of Slayers. They wreck Drudges, and since all of them are focused on your giant mob of Defenders, they won't fight back.
-Once you've got those, start spawning either General Graken, Warriors, or Scouts. Charon has earth and air weakness. Scouts are faster but flimsier, whereas Warriors are more inclined to pack a good punch. I prefer to spam scouts.
-If you start finding yourself getting attacked by Charon's mobs, go over and start spawning Slayers and Defenders again; you probably ended up having enough Defenders die that they're no longer a mob trap. Afterwards, go back to spawning your offensive mobs.

Following those steps, I never have trouble with Charon and can generally beat him in 3-5 minutes. You could always spam-spawn Graken over and over again, but that tends to be a lot trickier and luck-based in my experience.

Regarding Naragath...how do you have trouble against him? If you're fighting Naragath, you've probably completed Temple of the Legends and WynnExcavation Site D, and both of the end bosses there are tougher than anything Naragath throws at you. He's extremely predictable, and the virtue of the fight including stairs means you can even camp him out with a little bit of effort.

He only has 60000 health between his two forms, and both the Corrupter of Worlds and Amadel not only have higher health totals at 100000 each, but they have better and more varied element defenses and lesser weaknesses compared to Naragath, AND higher regenerative capacity. Not to mention the fact that his offensive abilities are lesser than either of theirs!