How to Beat Adventure Stage 110 in Last Beacon: Survival

To beat Adventure Stage 110 in Last Beacon: Survival, disable auto-combat, deploy a sturdy frontline to absorb heavy opening burst, and manually hold your crowd-control ultimates to interrupt the boss's telegraphed special attacks. Relying on auto-battle or glass-cannon teams on this stage usually results in early wipes or wasted skills against low-value targets.

Recommended Team Setup

A standard composition consisting of two frontline units (a main tank plus an off-tank or brawler), a dedicated healer or shielder, and two damage dealers provides the stability needed to survive Stage 110. Glass-cannon lineups tend to fall apart because the initial enemy waves deal high-velocity burst damage before your carries can charge their abilities.

Role	Stage 110 Duty	Key Skill Attributes
Main Tank	Absorb elite boss strikes and direct incoming aggro	Taunt, high damage reduction, self-shields
Off-Tank / Brawler	Intercept flanking adds and relieve frontline pressure	Stuns, knockbacks, cleave damage
Primary DPS	Burn down high-priority adds and burst the boss	High single-target burst, armor penetration
Secondary DPS	Clear multi-target minion packs during transitions	Broad area-of-effect (AoE) damage
Support / Healer	Counter sustained chip damage and AoE bursts	Team-wide healing, shields, energy support

If your healer struggles to keep up with incoming damage, swap your secondary damage dealer for a crowd-control specialist who can repeatedly stun or knock back incoming enemies to give your frontline time to stabilize.

Manual Combat and Interrupt Timing

Auto-battle is the primary cause of failure on Stage 110. Automated combat fires ultimate abilities as soon as energy bars fill, which routinely wastes high-impact stuns on low-health minions right before the boss prepares a devastating strike.

Save abilities between waves: Hold your burst and control ultimates when finishing off the final minions in the preliminary waves. Enter the boss phase with full energy bars.
Open with burst: Trigger your primary damage abilities immediately as the boss engages to quickly strip its initial shield or burst down its baseline health pool.
Watch the boss animation: Save your stun or knockback skill until the boss winds up an unblockable channel or major strike animation. Firing your control skill mid-cast interrupts the attack and spares your frontline massive damage.

Target Priority and Add Management

Secondary enemies spawn alongside and during the boss encounter. These mobs typically include ranged spitters and fast flankers that bypass the frontline to pick off backline carries.

Clear ranged adds first: Direct AoE abilities across clusters of ranged minions immediately upon spawning. Leaving ranged spitters alive allows incoming damage to ramp up rapidly while your team stays focused on the boss.
Assess mid-fight spawns: If the boss summons reinforcements when it is close to dying, ignore slow melee adds and direct all single-target focus onto the boss to finish the stage. If high-damage ranged enemies appear while the boss has substantial health left, wipe them out before returning to the boss.

Troubleshooting Stage 110 Defeats

Diagnosing whether your loss came from a squad wipe or a battle timeout identifies your team's bottleneck:

Fast wipe: Indicates a defensive or control failure. Your main tank needs higher maximum HP, damage reduction, and flat defense upgrades, or your team failed to interrupt the boss's heavy attack channel.
Clock timeout: Indicates an offensive shortfall. If your squad survives comfortably but cannot beat the timer, replace a defensive support with an extra burst damage dealer, upgrade your primary DPS weapon tiers and attack stats, and focus single-target abilities directly on the boss during vulnerability phases.