On the second phase, only Clean Rooms available are those that weren't occupied last time. When you need to move to a Clean Room, grab a bomb each (designate the teams and a bomb carrier per group so there's no confusion) and each occupy a Clean Room. How this should be organised is during the damage phase, the team splits into two, each with a bomb carrier.

On the third phase, Vosik must be defeated.

After two phases, all four Clean Rooms will be used for good.

During the Clean Room phase, players occupy two rooms at once, and use the two bombs that drop during the damage phase to close them.

There are mixed reports whether you can do this across more than two phases, so right now the most common (and fastest!) strategy to complete the Vosik Challenge Mode is as follows:

The Vosik Challenge Mode (whether on Normal or Wrath of the Machine Hard mode) has you occupy all four Clean Rooms and close them using the bombs that drop during the damage phase before killing Vosik. But unlike King's Fall, there is only two Challenges to contend with, focusing on the opening and final adversaries. Like King's Fall before it, it requires players to play a boss a specific way in order to get additional (and exclusive) loot drops. Wrath of the Machine Challenge Mode was first revealed with little fanfare, giving Raid-goers a little extra challenge only a couple of weeks after Hard Mode debuted, and now is a fixture of the.

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