Siege Worlds patch 6.0.6 brings The Bellower, a three-phase raid boss with a 20,000 Siege summon fee
The headline addition in Siege Worlds update 6.0.6, released Oct. 20, is a new raid boss called The Bellower. Waking it costs 20,000 Siege.
In a post on X, the studio called it “a crystal-backed raid boss the size of a building, sleeping on a dais in a cavern beneath the forest.”
The player who pays the summon fee drops directly into the battle, and a notification goes out to everyone on the server. For as long as The Bellower stays awake, other players can join in for 10,000 Siege.
Finding the cave
Head east from the player’s home to reach the cavern. The path goes past the farm and on into the woods.
Taken together, the two prices mean the player who opens the raid pays twice what everyone else does, while the server-wide alert brings in others at the cheaper rate.
How the fight works
The Bellower is a three-stage, first-person raid. The fight shifts at each stage as the boss’s health drops.
The arena also joins in. “The hall fights back with it,” according to the studio.
No breakdown of the mechanics was released. The studio’s advice: “Read the room and figure it out with your squad.”
Rewards
Loot starts flowing before the kill. As The Bellower takes damage, Divi and Siege coins fall to the floor.
Killing it sends a hoard of weapons and ore to the top 10 damage dealers, and a rare rocket launcher is in that pool.
The post leaves out drop rates, coin amounts and how many weapons the hoard holds.
Coffer Pet changes
Coffer Pets get a buff in the same patch. The Cub’s capacity goes from 12 items to 24, and its rest time is down to seven seconds.
A full Coffer now rests for just five seconds, and it banks everything inside it automatically as soon as it fills up.
Background
Siege Worlds is a free-to-play shooter on the Epic Games Store, developed by Games Interactive Limited and published by Lightning Works.
Set in an afterlife, it is a co-op wave defense game. Players hold fortifications against hordes of monsters while playing as historical warriors, including gladiators, samurai, gunslingers and pirates.
Divi is the in-game payout, and players also use it to trade items among themselves. According to the official site, killing monsters and finishing quests earns both Divi and SIEGE tokens.
Items can be forged to make them stronger, traded, and sent to Telegram-linked wallets. Linking works by scanning a QR code in Telegram to connect a DiviGo wallet. No recovery seed is involved, and the studio covers gas fees.
Skins, pets and chest keys are sold for USDT, with purchases delivered to the player’s account automatically once payment goes through.
The studio closed its patch post by speaking straight to players: “Save your Siege. Bring friends. Wake it and go to war ”
