After you defeat him, the two surviving Tower Guards will walk away and not fight you. He then goes to his last phase where he ditches his accent and grabs the minigun on his back. Afterwards you can damage him til he has one corpus left. Sanford must plant the C4 on his back by performing two executions consistently. Sanford will ask for explosives - which will now appear in one of the breakable crates in the room. Once again the player must use a fruitless melee takedown to advance the dialogue, though this will require a fire axe from one of the many containers around the arena. Deimos will then need to hack a nearby terminal to power the kamikaze Conduit dispensers - should the Blackguard be caught in the blast, part of his armor will break. At first the player must try to use a melee takedown after he tires himself out (like the other Towerguards) but even this will not damage his armor. In his first phase, he is invulnerable to any damage. After he is reduced to just his helmet he ditches the accent and yells for someone to get his " chopper".
Tactical Novice - The lowest tier of tac-bar. TAC-Bars come in 3 tiers: Novice, Journeyman, and Master. TAC-Bars allow characters in the game to temporarily dodge ranged attacks, but are entirely ineffective at preventing melee attacks from landing. When first introduced, he exclaims in an old english dialect that he cannot promise an honorable fight. TAC Bar, shorthand for Tactical Bar, is a returning game mechanic from MADNESS: Project Nexus classic. When his body armor is broken, he has a really skinny build, a meaty-looking scaly head, and a minigun on his back. He wields a spiked shield and a Dragon Slayer.
He looks like a Tower Guard, except he has black armor with red stripes.
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