Lore

As an Enemy

Wood Element & Fire Element

Grass Spread → Chain Explosion: Only through the entirety of Phase 1, Myre is able to create and scatter out waves of AoE-based grass spots onto the map's floor, or uses green pentacles onto a player when they're moving around. While they may seem harmless by themselves at first, it's when he'll start switching over to using fire elemental attacks that'll not only burn the grass, but causes a chain explosion which can inflict a Burn (Status) with moderate damage.

Fireball Bombardment: Myre casts down a flurry of small fireballs at a random player, then ends it with by launching out two larger ones.

Pursuit Fireball: Myre begins to gather power for an attack that'll surround himself into a fireball, then he'll target a player to chase down with the red circle beneath him growing larger, stops, and then rushes forward causing a large explosion.

Tile Barrier: Myre will cut the map in multiple rectangle, barrier-like sections that function as a maze and can restrict players' movement or cancel their skills if they try to come in contact with them. During this pattern, he'll teleport to a random spot to use a combination of Grass Spread and Fireball Bombardment in those empty areas at least two times. Afterward, he does a Pursuit Fireball to end the pattern. He will also use this in Phase 2 with his Water and Earth elements.

Water Element

Water Cannon → Rain Showers : Myre summons two water bubbles from his left and right side that'll blast out two streams while going in a counter-clockwise rotation. After this ends, he'll combine those bubbles, fires them airborne to cast down rain showers.

Water Pentacles: Myre does a series of summoning blue pentacles which pours out rain underneath them, these can be dealt with by jumping on them for a total of six times. Successfully doing so forms a water bubble around the player that'll damage Myre's Neutralize Gauge when landing on the ground.

Water Bubbles → Rain Showers: He'll bring down two water bubbles from the sky, and then casts a rain shower that deals a lot of hit stun, and heavy damage on contact. After the rain ends, those water bubbles will crash down to deal AoE damage. Myre can also use this pattern during Tile Barrier. To avoid being hurt by the showers, stay underneath those bubbles' shadow section until that pattern ends.

Earth Element

Boulder Toss: Myre brings out two rocks that are pulled from the ground, he'll move them to the end of a player's X-axis, and then he'll roll them towards the opposite room's side at high speed.

Floating Boulder → Earth Spike: Myre pulls out a rock in front of him, then leaps up to attack it which creates an area of protruding jagged earth spikes on the floor that damages anyone and inflicts Slow (Status) who steps within the area. Players can prevent this by standing underneath the boulder's shadow and headbutt them by jumping at least three times to hit it, going airborne to scatter out a rain of rocks that's capable of breaking his Neutralize Gauge.

Ground Explosion: He'll place a yellow pentacle on at random party member, and casts fast tracking ground explosion that'll keep going after the targeted player, until Myre ends it by throwing a ground blast at their location.

Spinning Boulders → Inside and Outside: He'll go into the center by summoning six boulders around him that'll rotate in a counter-clockwise direction. When the boulders slow down for a bit, the red circle will either be empty on the inside; stay within Myre's location, or outside; move away from the boulders before they'll explode.

Mana Concentration → Floating Boulder: Using his Tile Barrier once again, Myre instead stays within the center area by summoning down Floating Boulders around different sectors. Players can also can headbutt those boulders as an advantage to break his Neutralize Gauge. If there are any leftover boulders that wasn't removed, they'll do a AoE slam attack.

Metal Element

Awakening Open: Once Myre's Transcendence Gauge hits 100%, he'll cast everyone into outer space, signifying that they've been kick out of the dungeon, resulting in an automatic failure.

While Myre of the Hall of Dimensions bosses isn't exactly on the lines of notoriously difficult compared to Karon the Gatekeeper, he does wield a lot of AoE-advantage patterns that can catch players off guard, if not properly coordinated well enough. Players should use four blue portals around the map to avoid his attacks, regardless of each phase he's in.