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#Heads will roll dark souls series#

Bed of Chaos - Dark SoulsĪnother puzzle boss that you don’t actually fight. His slow attacks will not mean much regardless of how many clones he summons as long as you stay on the offensive. While he does get more threatening if left alone, he’s still one of the easier bosses out there. The monkeys’ patterns can be vexing to figure out at first, but once you do, it’s all about catching them in the right spot and victory is but a slash away.

Folding Screen Monkeys - Sekiroįolding Screen Monkeys is more of a frustrating puzzle stage rather than a proper boss battle. In the end, you’ll chip away at the remaining portions of its health by spamming attacks and dodging its fire breaths when necessary. One of the easier bosses due to the lack of real combat just sneak your way to the ballistas and fire away. Dragon God - Demon’s Souls Dragon God from Demon’s Souls

By far the easiest boss that was ever made by From Software. Use Turpentine and Firebombs to make things easier. Just get rid of the Hoplites around it and it’s easy pickings. Phalanx's low HP and mobility aren’t the only things that make this fight easy the boss can’t even attack you by itself.

#Heads will roll dark souls series#

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