Throne and Liberty

Colossus Vegamor — the Primordial Wanderer awakens in Nix

The first Colossus arrives on September 24: shatter the cores, plant the Mift mines and pin the mountain with the Binding Ballista.

Published on Sep 15, 2026
Source: Global · playthroneandliberty.com
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Vegamor crosses the storm of Nix — a fragment turned walking mountain
Vegamor crosses the storm of Nix — a fragment turned walking mountain
VÍDEO · YOUTUBE

Official trailer · Scaryel channel

Quick summary — 4 key points

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First Colossus

Vegamor, the Primordial Wanderer, arrives September 24 on the plains of Nix

Impact · Critical
Cores are the win condition

Vegarion, Vegarus and the rest: leave one intact and the mountain keeps walking

Impact · High
Siege weapons on the field

Mift Sticky Mines lock the advance, the Binding Ballista pins it for the climb

Impact · High
New tier: Eye of Chaos

The Otherworldly Eye upgrades Heroic weapons into a full set across every type

Impact · Critical
CHAPTER 01

Origins of the Primordial Wanderer

PvE

Long before the Resistance ever set foot on the ice, the first fragment to fall from another realm smashed into the frozen north and took root in the ice. No fragment had ever done what this one did next: it gained a will of its own.

Searching for the meaning of its own existence, it began absorbing everything around it — rock, ice, ruin — until it rose as a walking mountain of stone and ice. Then it started moving. No destination, no stopping, swallowing whatever it touches. It's that Colossus that now threatens to swallow all of Nix.

⟡ Arrival scheduled

⟡ Heads up
Vegamor enters the game on September 24. The official source warns that in-game visuals may differ from the promotional images.
CHAPTER 02

Bringing down the Colossus — the three tools

Arch Boss

Vegamor is too big to fall to raw force alone. Taking it down means reading its body and using what the battlefield offers. Three things decide the fight.

Vegamor's cores — Vegarion and Vegarus side by side
Vegamor's cores — Vegarion and Vegarus side by side
A Mift Sticky Mine — planted on the ground to lock the Colossus's march
A Mift Sticky Mine — planted on the ground to lock the Colossus's march
The Binding Ballista pins the giant and opens up the climb
The Binding Ballista pins the giant and opens up the climb

Destroy the cores

Vegarion · Vegarus · other cores scattered across the body
⚙ Win condition
The Colossus's power lives in the cores buried across its body. Break all of them to bring the mountain down. Leave one intact and it just keeps walking.

Plant the Mift Mines

Mift Sticky Mines
▼ Locks the advance
Otherworldly seeds called Mift cling to Vegamor and fuel its endless march. Knock the seeds loose, plant the sticky mines, and the mountain stops long enough for you to swing.

Fire the Binding Ballista

Binding Ballista — siege weapon positioned on the field
▲ Opens the climb
While Vegamor is on the move, the Binding Ballista is your way in. Pin the Colossus in place, close the distance, and climb up its body.
CHAPTER 03

Surviving the fury — the three patterns

Arch Boss

A walking mountain hits like a mountain. Vegamor's attacks cover huge areas — here, positioning and timing matter more than raw damage.

There are three patterns. Learn all three and you'll live long enough to reach the cores.

The Colossus's arms of energy discharge over the ice columns
The Colossus's arms of energy discharge over the ice columns
The Stomp opens a crater in the snow — no warning at all
The Stomp opens a crater in the snow — no warning at all
Hammer Fist: both fists come down on the group gathered below
Hammer Fist: both fists come down on the group gathered below

Lightning Strikes

Follows every impact from the Colossus
▼ Ground-marked area
Wherever Vegamor strikes, lightning falls behind it. Watch the ground and get out of the impact zones before they close.

The Stomp

No advance warning
▼ Crushing blow
The Colossus brings its huge foot down with no telegraph. Stay outside the impact zone or become paste on the ice.

The Hammer Fist

Has a visible wind-up
▼ Impact area
Vegamor drives its giant fist into the ground like a hammer. This one has a warning: the instant the arm winds up, get out of the marked area.
CHAPTER 04

Rewards — the Otherworldly Eye and Eye of Chaos weapons

PvE

Bringing down Vegamor drops the Otherworldly Eye, a rare crafting material torn from the Colossus's heart.

With it, your Heroic weapons climb to a brand-new tier: the Eye of Chaos weapons — a full set covering every weapon type in the game.

The Otherworldly Eye — the material torn from Vegamor's heart
The Otherworldly Eye — the material torn from Vegamor's heart
The full Eye of Chaos set — one model for every weapon type
The full Eye of Chaos set — one model for every weapon type

Otherworldly Eye

Drop from Colossus Vegamor
▲ Rare material
A crafting material torn from the Colossus's heart. It's the key to unlocking the new tier.

Eye of Chaos weapons

Upgrade from Heroic weapons
▲ New tier
Before
Heroic weapon
After
Eye of Chaos weapon
CHAPTER 05

The race against the clock

Event

Vegamor absorbs everything in its path as it crosses the snowfields. Facing it is a race against the clock: shatter every core and bring the mountain down before it consumes Nix.

Rally your allies. Learn its body. Get the timing of your hits right.

⟡ What decides the win

  • Every core shattered — none left standing
  • Mift mines planted to hold the advance
  • Ballista fired at the right moment to open the climb

⟡ What wipes the group

  • Standing still inside a lightning zone
  • Missing the Hammer Fist's wind-up
  • Taking too long — the mountain never stops walking
A lone adventurer facing the Primordial Wanderer in the Nix blizzard
A lone adventurer facing the Primordial Wanderer in the Nix blizzard
Opinion

Scaryel's take

Analysis
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Scaryel comments

⟡ Creator's voice
What stands out here isn't the size of the beast — it's that the fight is decided by field tools, not DPS. Mines, ballista and climbing put Vegamor closer to a coordinated siege than a traditional Field Boss. A disorganized group with high gear score is going to get beaten by a mid group that knows who plants mines and who fires the ballista. And the reward isn't cosmetic: a tier above Heroic covering every weapon shakes up the whole endgame.
Final verdictStrong reveal · Coordinated siege with a meta-shaping rewardConfidence: 8.5/10
Impact

Impact on players

Community

What changes in practice

The announced date is global: September 24. No confirmed time for the BR timezone yet.

For guilds
Content built for a large group — worth putting together a comp with people dedicated to mines and ballista before the 24th.
For solo PvP
Indirect but heavy impact: whoever completes the Eye of Chaos weapons first grabs a tier advantage in PvP.
For casual players
You can take part without absurd gear as long as you learn the three attack patterns — positioning matters more than damage here.
Meta

Reward for the player · Risk to the meta

System

⟡ Reward

  • Otherworldly Eye as a crafting material exclusive to the Colossus
  • Eye of Chaos tier above Heroic weapons, for every weapon type
  • New fight format with siege weapons and climbing on the boss's body

⟡ Risk to the meta

  • Progress locked behind content that requires a large coordinated group
  • Widening power gap between whoever finishes the new tier early and whoever doesn't
  • Huge area patterns punish servers with high ping and scattered groups
Summary

1-minute summary

System

⟡ For those in a hurry

01:00
  1. Colossus Vegamor: the game's first Colossus, arrives September 24 on the frozen plains of Nix
  2. Origin: the first fragment to fall from another realm gained a will and became a walking mountain that absorbs everything
  3. Cores: Vegarion, Vegarus and the rest must all fall — leave one intact and the mountain keeps walking
  4. Mift Mines: knock loose the Mift seeds and plant sticky mines to lock the advance
  5. Binding Ballista: pins the moving Colossus and opens the climb up its body
  6. Three patterns: post-impact lightning, the no-warning Stomp, and the Hammer Fist with a visible wind-up
  7. Reward: the Otherworldly Eye upgrades Heroic weapons into the Eye of Chaos tier, a full set across every weapon
  8. Verdict: a coordinated siege with a reward that reshapes the endgame — confidence 8.5