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Location |
| 4,581 | 48,000 | Lothric Castle |
| Drops | Soul of Dragonslayer Armour | |
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| Weak | Resistant | Immune |
 Frost StrikeWolf Knight's Greatsword Farron Greatsword |
 Dark Lightning Slash |
 Poison/Toxic Bleed |
Dragonslayer Armour is a Boss in Dark Souls 3. This Dark Souls 3 Dragonslayer Armour Guide features locations, strategies and videos on how to defeat Dragonslayer Armour easily, as well as tips, weaknesses, trivia and lore notes for the Dragonslayer Armour boss.
The Dragonslayer Armor is an autonomous suit of armor guarding the entrance to the Grand Archives, and is assisted by Pilgrim Butterflies, which are actually the ones animating the suit. It attacks players with an electrified greataxe and can both attack and guard against player attacks with its massive shield. After being brought down to a certain health threshold, projectiles will start raining into the battle arena.
Though intimidating, the Dragonslayer Armour fight is manageable with patience. This boss is not optional and must be defeated to progress to the Grand Archives. Two NPCs can be summoned to help you in the fight against Dragonslayer Armour:
- Eygon of Carim - His sign can be found in the building to the right of the stairway leading to the boss fog on the right side just beyond the doorway.
- Sirris of the Sunless Realms - Her sign can be found at the left side of the stairs leading up to boss.
Bosses are unique and challenging Enemies that drop Boss Souls capable of being transformed into powerful Weapons, Spells, and Items for the player.
Dark Souls 3 Dragonslayer Armour Location
Where to find Dragonslayer Armour in Dark Souls 3?
- Lothric Castle - Dragon Barracks, after the double wyverns and past several knights. There's a shortcut nearby and the Warriors of Sunlight statue.
- This enemy can also be found as a miniboss in the Ringed City DLC, at the far end of the locust-filled swamp, just past the corpses of several Harald Legion Knights.
Dragonslayer Armour Drops
What do you get from defeating Dragonslayer Armour in Dark Souls 3?
- Souls: NG (64,000) | NG+ (105,600) | NG++ (128,000) | NG+3 (144,000) | NG+4 (153,600) | NG+6 (157,612) | NG+9 (163,200)
- Co-Op Souls: NG (16,000)
- Soul of Dragonslayer Armour
Dragonslayer Armour Notes & Tips
What should you know about fighting Dragonslayer Armour in Dark Souls 3?
- Dragonslayer Armour's attacks deals Standard Damage, Strike Damage and Lightning Damage.
- During the whole battle, Dragonslayer Armour is accompanied by 2 Pilgrim Butterflies. During 1st phase they are inactive, during seconds casts spells, that deals Fire Damage and Dark Damage. They can be killed, but it does not affect Dragonslayer Armour, plus they die when Armour is killed.
- Dragonslayer Armour is an abyssal creature, therefore it is weak to Farron Greatsword and Wolf Knight's Greatsword.
- Weak to Frostbite and Strike Damage.
- Resistant to Lightning Damage, Dark Damage and Slash Damage.
- Immune to Poison/Toxic and Bleed.
- Its attacks can destroy railings, allowing his subsequent attacks to knock players off the side of the bridge. Beware, he can also knock you through railings to your death.
- Go for its back and aim to roll behind him.
- Can be parried - In phase 2, the attacks that come from the "Stance" Can be parried. They are: The slow windup 2 handed big swipe, the running attack where he drags his greataxe on the ground as well as the uppercut that creates a projectile. All these can be successfully parried. However, he cannot be riposted, you are only able to do extra damage for a brief period.
- Can be poise-broken and guard-broken, but that does not allow to perform a riposte, you are only able to do extra damage for a brief period.
- Using Pestilent Mist will not activate phase 2, and will grant a slightly different death animation – as long as the boss is not damaged by any other damage type over the course of the fight.
Dragonslayer Armour Stats
| Playthrough | NG | NG + | NG ++ | NG +3 | NG +4 | NG +5 | NG +6 | NG +7 |
| Health | 4,581 | 5,456 | 6,002 | 6,275 | 6,548 | 7,093 | 7,366 | 7,639 |
Dark Souls 3 Dragonslayer Armour Boss Guide & Strategies
DS3 Dragonslayer Armour Video Strategies
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DS3 Dragonslayer Armour Attacks
| First Phase - The Dragonslayer Armour attacks with a greataxe and greatshield with some variety and high mobility. | |
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| Attack Name | Attack Description |
| Smash | A strong vertical hit that punishes anyone in front of him |
| Horizontal Blade Swings | A horizontal slash with a lot of reach, You can block or roll under it. He can combo it twice followed by a third slash. He is open as the third is noticeably slower than the first two. Third blow is diagonal. |
| Horizontal Shield Swings | A horizontal slash with less reach, but packs a punch. He can combo it twice, and he can finish with a shield smash, which makes him pause for a short opening. |
| Charge Smash | Just like the weapon's art, he stands straight, charges it and slams it down with a vertical hit, creating an AOE blast on impact. This move deals high damage, roll recommended. |
| Leaping Attack | Quite like the player, he can jump and attack with his weapon. |
| Shield Smash | He smashes down with his shield. |
| Shield Block | A defense that gives him great protection. A counter like Shield bash may follow if you persist. His stamina is not infinite, but he has a lot of it. |
| Slice | Slices and spins |
| Shield Bash | Introduces his shield to your face. |
| Second Phase - Dragonslayer Armour begins to use weapon arts. Butterflies attack | |
| Attack Name | Attack Description |
| Charge Attack | He changes his stance and readies his blade. His movement is slowed, but soon a devastating AOE slash will come. |
| Shield Leaping Attack | A run followed by a leaping blow, but it's a shield smash that connects. |
| Heavy Leaping Attack | A run followed by a leaping blow, he holds his weapon differently, using handles on both ends. |
| Shockwave hit. | He prepares it by holding the weapon handles on both ends. He slams it down then he raises his weapon up using one hand on the regular handle resulting in a strong attack that has a wind shockwave. |
| Butterfly Attack | The strange winged observers will rain fire on the battlefield, it's not accurate, but there are many bombing projectiles |
| Stagger trap | It looks like you've staggered him, and you can get free hits on him. But he is also preparing a strong AOE slash against those in front of him, sides won't be safe, but behind is safe. |
How to fight and beat Dragonslayer Armour
Strategy 1 (Melee)
Dragonslayer Armour is a tough, but manageable boss fight. This boss is more intimidating than anything and his shield is actually more dangerous than his axe.
When you first walk in approach the boss and roll through his jumping attack getting in an attack if you can. Next you will want to bait him into a 2/3 hit combo with two swings of his axe, and then hit him if he doesn't try to bash you with his shield after the second swing. Split second decisions are a big part of this fight, but won't generally get you killed if you react incorrectly.
Keep trying to get that 2/3 hit combo getting in hits where you can. Sometimes he will do a 2 hit shield combo and you can dodge this as well and sneak in a hit or two. Sometimes he will hold up his axe and do a long sweeping attack. You can generally hit him a couple of times here before dodging at the last second, since the tracking on this attack is really bad and tends to miss a lot.
His slam attack that lets out a ton of lightning only hits in front of him, so if you roll behind and wait for it to finish you can usually get two attacks in.
His sweep attack (always does it at the start of phase 2) takes a long time to charge, and is easily dodged by rolling to his left.
When you get to phase 2, projectiles will start raining down from either side of the bridge. While this might sound terrifying, it's really not that bad, and since you are rolling frequently you will generally avoid most projectiles unintentionally. Just keep your eyes open and if you start seeing them land, roll away from the boss until they stop.
One last note. Sometimes you will kill the boss and the projectiles are on their way down. They still keep coming and might kill you if you just stand there or are at low health, so be sure to roll or heal immediately after killing the boss.
Strategy 2 (Sorcery)
The Dragonslayer Armour can be a really tough enemy for a Sorcerer. Of course, it all depends on your build. Since you're this far into the game I'd recommend using the best staff you got. I also recommend using Great Heavy Soul Arrow since it will inflict some pretty good damage and has a fast casting time. You can also use Great Magic Shield if you prefer blocking over rolling. When the fight starts, run against him; roll away from his first attack and go behind the fountain. Start to circle around it, try and bait his attacks, roll to dodge, and cast a spell while he is trying to hit you; try to not cast any spell when he lifts the shield. Be careful with the two-handed attacks, they can kill you in a single hit. When the Butterflies start to throw fireballs at you, roll away. Keep doing that and you will eventually get the kill. Good Luck.
Strategy 3 (Pyromancy)
This boss won't be too tricky for pyromancers. Since the boss is resistant to dark, use your fire spells. Chaos Bed Vestiges will take good chunks out of his health. Keeping your distance is a good strategy, and since the boss's attacks aren't too fast, you shouldn't have much difficulty in dodging once he eventually closes the distance. A dodged attack will also give you time to cast a spell, since he doesn't recover all that fast. During the phase transition, you'll have ample chance to lob spells at him, and as long as you're not in melee range, you won't have to worry about being hit. Don't waste your spells when he is blocking, and try to bait an attack or wait for him to lower his guard.
Strategy 4 (Miracles)
If you decide to take this boss on using miracles, you’re in for a hell of a ride. And if for some reason you are as crazy as me and decided to do a Miracles ONLY run, then you’d better fear this boss. Due to this boss resisting both dark and lightning damage, your choice of miracles for damage dealing is severely limited. The two miracles I’ve found best for fighting this boss are Emit Force and Wrath of the Gods. Emit Force is going to usually be your best bet if you chose to fight a ranged battle, but be careful about its slow casting time as Dragonslayer Armor can rush you and either interrupt you or force a trade. If you wish to play risky and trade often, try using Wrath of the Gods while circling around the fountain in the arena. If you wait until he finishes an attack while you are about a third of the way around the fountain from his position, try beginning to cast the spell while baiting his rush towards you because it has a VERY long cast time. If you have high faith and a good talisman, you can deal somewhere in the ballpark of 500-600 damage and sometimes if you’re lucky enough his attack will miss you entirely. This is a tough battle, so don’t get greedy.
Good luck, Hollow.
Dragonslayer Armour Lore Theories
- The armor is presumably hollow on the inside, as it is controlled by a Butterfly.
- The armour itself loosely resembles - or is based on - Ornstein's set (layered armour pieces, long decorative headpiece, plume etc.)
- It is speculated that the Pilgrim Butterflies are something that the Pilgrims of Londor, such as Yoel, can become.
- Dragon slayer armour and the Nameless King share some similarities . They are both immune to Poison/Toxic and deal Lightning damage . Also Dragonslayer Greataxe`s Weapon art is somehow similar to one of Nameless King`s attacks that deals massive damage .
Dragonslayer Armour Trivia
- It is possible to cancel his phase change (so that he spends the whole fight without using his unique 2 handed stance moves) if you manage to stagger him during his phase change animation (where he seems to stagger and creates a shockwave as he gets back up). While not extensively tested it is certainly possible if three characters savagely beat on him in unison with weapon arts as soon as he begins the transition into phase two. The Charge weapon art from the Pike and the Astora Greatsword seem particularly effective. The Pilgrim Butterflies will still fire upon you if you manage this.
- His armor set, the Iron Dragonslayer Set, can be acquired in the Ringed City DLC from the Iron Dragonslayer enemy. Located at the far end of the swamp.
- The Iron Dragonslayer, which is the enemy version of this boss, has half of the attacks of the boss version, making it far less dangerous.
- When Dragonslayer Armour appears to be staggered, he is actually preparing an AoE attack, which can deal massive damage.
- There is an unused, alternate version of the Dragonslasyer Armour's fight theme that can still be found in the game's files. The first phase remains mostly the same (the chrous' singing is slightly different however); the second phase is drastically different, being twice as long and has a completely different arrangement than the one in-game.
- It is not known if the soul you are given after the fight is that of the Pilgrim Butterflies or not.
- Because of the unique arena design, it is possible to get into a "safe" spot, which prevents Dragonslayer Armour from attacking you. This is not advised, though, as in phase 2 of the fight, one of Dragonslayer Armour's attacks is long-range.
- It should be taken into consideration that not only will this boss block attacks with his shield, preventing you from damaging him, but he will also use the shield to attack. Because of this, many consider it's shield to be more powerful and dangerous than the axe. Some even would make jokes about it, saying that the axe is used to defend, while Dragonslayer Armour bashes his enemies to death with his shield.
- The Dragonslayer Armour may be a tribute to Berserk's Grunbeld.
- Once you defeat the Armour, the pilgrim butterfly may fly across the battlefield to leave the area, and this can do damage, so beware of the butterflies if you are low on health.
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Me and Eygon got him on second try. I can't describe how easy this boss is compared to the dancer
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Me and Eygon got him on second try. I can't describe how easy this boss is compared to the dancer
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This boss is a joke, normal knights caused me more trobule than this guy. Doge role attack. It could be due to frozen weapon on Synche tho.
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I love how it it said: Shield Bash-Introduces his shield to your face.
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Fighting this guy with a greatsword is so fun, you can get a normal attack in after pretty much every attack of his and still have stamina to dodge the next. Surprisingly good fight always forgotten about
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Currently replaying the game and I remembered that I had a hard time when I first fought him, but this time I used the Pontiff Knight Scythe against him and to my suprise I got him second try without summons and found it quite easy. 10/10 would recommend this weapon
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Ah yes fire isnt a weakness that he has meanwhile fire legit has a 20% absorption the lowest on the chart
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Pestilent mist,cloranthy ring for stamina regen a lil faster,and some rings which improve sorcery and if u know how to circle a few dozen times hes done for
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There a typo. His armor set, the Iron Dragonslayer Set, can be acquired in the Ringed City DLC from the Iron Dragonslayer enemy. Located at the far >>>>>emd<<<<< of the swamp.
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Strong contender for easiest boss in the game, even using slash damage
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You can cheese this boss very early with Eygon. What the tips don't tell you is that for whatever reason Eygon's damage doesn't actually proc phase 2 whilst he's being gassed out with pestilent mist. At the same time, Eygon can't actually be knocked off the bridge. So all you have to do is wait for the armour to push Eygon in to a corner and gas him whilst they're beating their meat, then the armour just dies with very little effort on your part
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One of the coolest bosses in the game but jesus having the butterflies staggering you before his charge attack is cancer.
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This bizzare kid kept running towards me eager to show me his sparky shield…
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Test players: Hey, this is actually a fun and challenging fight.
Miyazaki: I see. (Adds a couple of pilgrim butterflies with diarrhea) There. I fixed it.
This stupid boss has the best weapon in the game,yet puts it in left hand and uses a crappy axe
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Giga strength build with greataxe, greatshield & full plate armor, hangs out with pilgrim butterflies, uses shield until it melts, doesn't even tell anyone his name. Baddest mf in Lothric
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I play naked (loincloth) against him for lightrolls and because he looks silly guarding against a puny, semi-naked opponent. Sure he ends up smashing me into a pulp sometimes, but I imagine him letting a shrill scream whenever he does that.
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Even though he is immune to bleed bandits knife worked wonders in this fight. At +10 it deals 250 dmg with high attack speed which gives you a lot of opportunities to get some hits.
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inb4 this turns out to be the old dragonslayer from ds2 who got a new lease on his existence after everyone in 2014 rightfully called him a derivative, unloved clone of ornstein and he said "watch me in like 2 years"
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Did it 2nd try with both summons and Irithyll Straight Sword at minimum stat reqs. The one time frostbite is good for a boss right here.
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Shield up, stay close and circle him. Swing after he misses wildly nearly every time. Collect.
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Kind of the black sheep of DS3 bosses. He's very few peoples favorites boss but almost no one says they hate him either, he's just kind of there. If you asked me to name every boss in DS3 off the top of my head I probably wouldn't remember him. He isn't a bad fight though, he just doesn't stand out in a game that has the Abyss Watchers, Dancer, Champion Gundyr, Gael, and Midir.
Don't get fooled by him stagger animation,he instantly follows up with an axe slam after the fake stagger. HE LEARNED SOMETHING FROM GREAT SHINOBI OWL!
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This guy is so easy with farron greatsword. Is basically stunlocked the whole time and dies in under a minute.
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Seems like every boss thats impossible melee is a cake walk with magic. His recovery is soo slow, Pestilent Mist FTW.
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They literally give you the Spirit Crest Shield in this area to deal with this guy's lightning attacks
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I was also struggling against this boss as a pyromancer when I summoned the NPCs. He gets such a big health boost. Following some of the advice below I tried running it back solo without ember and was able to beat him. Learn the dodge timing and use the fountain to your advantage. Use a strong but relatively quick pyromancy.
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I was also struggling against this boss as a pyromancer when I summoned the NPCs. He gets such a big health boost. Following some of the advice below I tried running it back solo without ember and was able to beat him. Learn the dodge timing and use the fountain to your advantage. Use a strong but relatively quick pyromancy.
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NO BUFFS ALLOWED. My least favorite thing about DS3. You can use 1 or 2 buffs at the start of a boss fight, and you're basically not allowed to use them again when they run out.
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Just take a frost weapon and wipe the ground with him, he hit really hard but somehow is one of the easiest moveset to keep doging, if you are already good killing the knight of this area you'll have no problem keeping up with this after seeing the moveset.
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The Looking Glass Knight if he started taking a truckload of roids and traded the godly guard stats of his shield for just beating the crap out of you with it, mf furiously smashes his shield into your face more than he swings his damn dragonslayer greataxe smh.
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If you’re struggling, use Pyromancy. Great Chaos Fireball absolutely destroyed the thing. You’ll have to keep a respectable distance and learn his openings, however
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i noticed that magic was effective, don't know if it's weak to it tough
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i noticed that magic was effective, don't know if it's weak to it tough
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you missed out the ringed city dlc dragonslayer armor thats in the swamp right at the end
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Saw a message outside the arena saying "try magic", so I did. And I beat him first try. Thanks to whoever left that message (and Eygon for being a good meat shield).
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the one in ringed city can be cheesed. was running into after cleaned the complete swamp had no estus left so i used millwood bow to cheese him to the building witht he small ledge up. tooked som arrows but whent down finaly.
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im playing thru on a raw sl30 +3 weapon build. had no strike weapons so i bought a morningstar from the shrine maiden, buffed it to +3 and scooped some charcoal pine resins as well. it's fairly light and doesn't consume much stamina to swing. knights ring, prisoners chain, FAP ring, and whatever else is fine. you can wear some strike + lightning resistant armor, like lothrics, winged knight or undead legion. then you just have to roll to the LEFT a lot, or forward+left and tap R1 1-2 times. if you're close to his weapon hand, some of his attacks will whiff. don't just stand in front of his shield like a dummy.
when he does the big lightning aoe just walk behind him and hit him like 3-4 times. when the butterflies are shooting diarrhea at you just run/roll around until they're done, and then resume smacking the armor. don't try to fight while that's happening. in general, either run really far away or wait for him to do an attack with a big cooldown to chug an estus if you need to heal.
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The sorcery strategy on this page is nonsense. Wait for him to drop his shield or be between attacks and use soul spear. No point in using the slower great heavy soul arrow at this stage of the game unless you killed the dancer early and haven't gotten through the profaned capital yet.
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I've had more trouble with this boss than Twin Princes.
This boss took me 7 tries while Twin Princes took me 3.
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Idk why I've never seen anyone point it out, but the details on his armor remind me a lot of some of Zdzislaw Beksinski's artwork
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Why is this boss so difficult? Simple: abyss watchers, wolnir, aldrich, yhorm, etc... were slowpokes most of the time. Oceiros goes apesht on the 2nd phase but has long openings and champion gundyr gets relentless, but easy to parry and he delays some attacks.
This one? It goes berserk from the start.
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****. THIS. GUY. there's a special place in hell for whatever disgrace designed this abomination of a boss fight
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Is it me or the music in the second phase of this fight sounds so similar to Ebrietas theme?
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I fully upgraded Vordt's Greathammer for this fight and I don't regret it. Still worked like a charm even on NG++.
Combining it with his Dragonslayer Greatshield almost trivializes it.
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He's weaker to fire and magic than he is to strike but the wiki doesn't classify that as something he's weak to
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Snap freeze only also doesn't do the second phase. Just keep making laps around the fountain and every two laps or so recast after boss attack sequence.
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i tried npc summons on ng+
because my build was so fleshed out it was really easy to kill
its not the npc
its the build
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If you're on NG and want a challenge, summon the 2 NPCs available for this fight. I killed it solo on my first try and then loaded the backup save to try with NPCs. It took me 5 tries. It felt like a raid boss fight because the health pool is massive and the boss gets to use its full moveset. It also randomly switches targets, which makes it unpredictable. It was a lot of fun and it goes to show that summoning isn't easy mode like some people think.
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I feel like a hipster for saying this but this dude is my personal favourite ds3 boss. I keep coming back to think about how badass a concept this dude is. Lightning imbued hollow armour with a huge greataxe. God, his soundtrack is also my favourite in the game, next to some others that I love just as much, if not slightly less.
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This chuckle**** launches an invisible air blade attack, and his axe skill will hit you even if you are a centimeter away from his sticky behind, **** the bridge, and **** his shield, (but not the soundtrack, it's very gud) either way, Semi EZ boss with gank capabilities
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Is it just me or does he change up the speed he performs half his attacks? Like the big wide slash, sometimes he'll wind up for a long time, others he won't... and same for some other moves too. Had a really hard time getting the timing down to safely dodge, and an even harder time figuring out when i could safely attack after dodging without getting knocked on my ass or 2 shot by a slice from him and damn butterfly lazers at the same time. Fight would have been over so much faster if I could get more than one hit in before having to dodge over and over again every 3 seconds.
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care. he can ****ING SHOVE YOU OUT OF THE BRIDGE AND YOU WILL DIE FFS
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care. he can ****ING SHOVE YOU OUT OF THE BRIDGE AND YOU WILL DIE FFS
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I just killed him used fully upgraded fume greatsword strong attack does 1,000 damage to him
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beat him second try, honestly the ******* mob knight on the way to his arena gave me more grief (killed me way more times)
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"weak to frost and strike"
Vordt's GH: I'm about to end this man's whole career.
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I have found if you use, only Pestilent mist (the ouchy cloud),
He will not enter second phase, so I would recommend looping around the fountain and casting it whenever you have the chance to damage him.
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i hate this boss, insane tracking on his shield slams and overhead axe strikes, roll roll roll and then he is blocking
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Great! Just killed the Dragonslayer! Got his souls, then the guys on the side kill me, then as I respawn, I die again to NOTHING! Fantastic! Thanks, FromSoftware!
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using saint bident with lighting infusion faith build as my first faith playthorugh isnt exactly fun
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Why do I feel like the ringed city version sees you and screams "YOOOO WASS GOOD" before very happily jumping into a rematch
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Don’t summon two people, your basically asking for double the boss health with 1/3 of the damage output
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my fav thing bout this boss is the bonfire, its so cool and then after you walk a couple of meters there is another bonfire, so cool!
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I never thought of this armor possibly being a tribute to Grunbeld.
I always thought it was a tribute to Guts' Berserker Armor...
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Ringed Knight Paired Greatswords will decimate this guy. Spam RB, running LB, LB and weapon art in his openings and he won't be much of a hassle
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Fromsoft really went apes*it with the butterflies, spamming AOE blasts and deadly lasers every 15 seconds from two different sides while you are trying to fight an even deadlier c**t? are you f**king kidding me? Insult to injury this motherf**ker doesn't even let you dodge their projectiles in peace, oh no "let me just send a big f**king air disk to your face which goes through walls while you dodge ten thousand meatballs." Compare this b*tch to Slave Knight Gael, in phase 3 there is addition of lightning strikes but the lightning is not random, it always hits the marked spots that you can clearly see without having to lock off Gael so you can easily move away from them way before lightning strikes there, but with the butterflies you can't even look at them to know what is happening because he will just murder you in two swings, you have to f**king listen to sound cues and then lock off and run away while still looking back at him so he doesn't just knock you down with a disc attack, the arena is already so small and they made their attacks track the player, like what the actual f**k!
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Along with Pestilent Mist Phase 2 also doesn't trigger if you use Snap Freeze spell to deal all the damage or just let a summon deal all the damage, phase 2 is scripted to trigger only if the damage comes from the player, since Pestilent mist and Snap Freeze counts as environmental damage he doesn't go into transition.
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so the armours master abandoned it first of lol second of who in all of Darksouls was this armours owner
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The abyss watchers were edgy
Wolnir was cringe
Pontiff was a nuisance
But the armor managed to succeed where the rest of them failed... and became a cool dude
He is parryable
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