Your going to need to be more specific there are multiple different sea sload bosses in Summerset and what level your character is, if your struggling under level 50 that is normal, if your struggling while being relatively high champion point level it might just mean you need to change up your gear set up and the skills your using in your rotation.

If its the world boss one, that is intended for a group or an experienced player, usually with a high level. If it's one of the ones that show up in the Geysers, those are a bit easier than the world bosses but can still be challenging for a lower level character to do solo, best to be in a group or duo for those until your higher level.

If your talking about quest bosses or ones in public dungeons the difficulty will depend on your characters level, if your character is still under level 50, especially if its your first character with no champion points it can be more challenging due to the DLC/Chapter bosses being slightly harder than those found in the base game. Best bet if your struggling, is to level up a bit more, make sure your gear level is as close as possible to your character level and try again.

If your starting the game, might be worth unlocking one of the companions in Blackwood or High Isle to give you a bit of extra fire power, they can take a long time to level and become truly useful but even in the beginning they can make a useful meat shield.

I'm guessing said Sea Slug is B'korgen. That thing takes a long time to kill even with a group, it's not worth doing solo. The best you can do is ask for help with it in zone chat, maybe someone will come. If not, it doesn't drop anything interesting anyway.

amig186 wrote: »

I'm guessing said Sea Slug is B'korgen. That thing takes a long time to kill even with a group, it's not worth doing solo. The best you can do is ask for help with it in zone chat, maybe someone will come. If not, it doesn't drop anything interesting anyway.

This world boss is one of the hardest to solo. No need to beat yourself up over it.

Pay attention to Zone Chat. There are frequently groups that are either going around and killing all the bosses. Or, a single boss as needed. The quest for the boss is sharable with the group you are in.

You can also form your own group by offering to share the quest.

A lot of people are assuming the slug is B'Korgen, but there are other slugs that especially new/returning players have struggled with, such as K'Tora.

If your character isn't strong enough to just plow through it, here is an example of a way to do that one without getting swarmed.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=22c1IloaEiA

If the world boss B'Korgen is the slug in question after all, come back with better gear and vet content skill unless you want to take it on as a team.

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JARTHEGREY wrote: »

I feel your pain OP. I played solo all the way through and the only way I could get the World Bosses was to 'occasionally' visit them. If I saw there was a fight on I would then jump in and 'help'.

If I was on my own - I would gently back away whilst avoiding eye contact LOL.

They are not meant to be soloed. At the end of the day Elder Scrolls Online is still an MMORPG.

I always wonder what exactly the intention is behind these sort of messages. Is it to discourage people from even trying? Fact of the matter is that except for a handful of exceptions World Bosses are very much doable on your own. They are also a nice milestone, a nice test for your build, know-how of the game and skill.

P.S. Wuyuvus can be killed by using Precognition, one of the morphs of the ultimate in the Psijic skill line.

I’m not sure if you are max level or not, but if you are looking for a strong solo build that’s easy to put together, check out Dooma gaming on YouTube. Builds for every class that are very beginner friendly.

Using the plaguebreak set makes soloing world bosses with a lot of adds like B'Korgen easier to do. In the case of B'Korgen it will turn the orbs and adds into bombs, allowing you to clear them quickly.