Skeleton
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| Enemy Type | Skeleton |
| Weakness | Strike, Blessed |
| Resistances | Physical, Thrust, Fire, Lightning, Dark |
| Immune | ?? |
Minor Skeleton is an Enemy in Dark Souls 3.
Enemy Description
- A skeleton variant that wields a falchion or a scimitar and a shield.
- In the Catacombs of Carthus some wield bows as a weapon.
Combat Information
- Has similar moveset as their Dark Souls 1 counterpart.
- A headless minor skeleton is capable of parrying player, which may lead to a riposte.
- The ones with glowing white eyes will resurrect themselves once upon death, unless killed by a blessed weapon (the infusion, spell buff or certain weapons considered blessed Anri's Straight Sword).
- The two wearing Worker Hats control the Skeleton Balls. Killing them allows for the corresponding ball to be shattered.
- The Ringed Knight Paired Greatswords initial two handed L1 attack may knock down the skeletons without dealing any damage.
Drops
Notes & Trivia
AnonymousDon't think I've ever been killed by one, but the amount of times I've hit a wall while trying to fend one off and knocked myself off a cliff is painfully high.
- Anonymous
I don't know if this is the right page, but the skeleton at the beginning of the catacombs dropped a vertebra shackle. Did this happen for anyone else or just me?
- Anonymous
The headless ones will auto-parry when they are "blocking". Two-handed ultra weapons will still be unparryable, though. These "crownless parry kings" are a good way to test if an attack is parryable.
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
Both Faron Greatsword and the Wolf Knight Greatsword do no act as blessed weapons. White eyed skeletons will still resurrect when using this weapon. These weapons do +20% damage vs. Abysal type enemies though.
- Anonymous
When I enter the Catacombs *starts playing Spooky Scary Skeletons*
Farron Greatsword do not prevent them from resurrection, I just used a +3 Farron Greatsword go through the catacombs
- Anonymous
I was going through the catacombs to check for anything I missed before I headed into ng+, and was surprised that the headless falchion skels can parry and riposte. There wasn't a windup or anything, it just parried me
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
Anyone else get parried by the headless, one-armed skeletons? Seems a bit silly to me, since they hardly have any stance change when they do.
- Anonymous
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