how much would summoning take away from the final boss?

[a good name]

I love fighting radagon, but the elden beast is too much with lower heals(used up in radagon phase). I don't like using summons, but I need someone to help me get through with limited heals. Are there any other tips I could use for fighting elden beast?

[Sabaithal]

Elden Beasts attacks are all rather noticable, telegraph wise. Its just a matter of remembering what indicates what, and staying mobile at long range. Seriously, if you're not attacking, keep moving, even if you think you are clear of an attack.

Also use a Haligdrake talisman, pearldrake, and lords divine fortification if you can use it. Should give you some margin for error since you can get 60-70% holy damage negation, of which almost all of EBs attacks are.

[Yal]

All "black flame" skills are super effective on Elden Beast in particular since they were created specifically to be god-slaying (it also helps that the damage-over-time effect scales with the target's max HP and Elden Beast has a ton of health)

If you've got any holy defense buffs available, bring those - one of EB's magic skills is a lingering vortex of projectiles that's very hard to avoid (you might've noticed first-hand)

If you've got tons of Strength, the Visage Shield is pretty good here - almost 80% holy resistance and the flamethrower attack is perfect for a big target like this if you just get a chance to use it.

As with any really big enemy, you're safest really close up. A bit tricky to get there since EB moves around so much but if you're persistent you can get close.

[a good name]

Originally posted by Sabaithal:

Elden Beasts attacks are all rather noticable, telegraph wise. Its just a matter of remembering what indicates what, and staying mobile at long range. Seriously, if you're not attacking, keep moving, even if you think you are clear of an attack.

Also use a Haligdrake talisman, pearldrake, and lords divine fortification if you can use it. Should give you some margin for error since you can get 60-70% holy damage negation, of which almost all of EBs attacks are.

if i continue struggling for the next thirty minutes, i'll summon you. the code will be 54321. if you can, could you try not to make the fight too easy?

[a good name]

Originally posted by gex on the game boy color:

Originally posted by Sabaithal:

Elden Beasts attacks are all rather noticable, telegraph wise. Its just a matter of remembering what indicates what, and staying mobile at long range. Seriously, if you're not attacking, keep moving, even if you think you are clear of an attack.

Also use a Haligdrake talisman, pearldrake, and lords divine fortification if you can use it. Should give you some margin for error since you can get 60-70% holy damage negation, of which almost all of EBs attacks are.

if i continue struggling for the next thirty minutes, i'll summon you. the code will be 54321. if you can, could you try not to make the fight too easy?

I CAN REALLY USE YOUR HELP

[Sabaithal]

Originally posted by gex on the game boy color:

Originally posted by Sabaithal:

Elden Beasts attacks are all rather noticable, telegraph wise. Its just a matter of remembering what indicates what, and staying mobile at long range. Seriously, if you're not attacking, keep moving, even if you think you are clear of an attack.

Also use a Haligdrake talisman, pearldrake, and lords divine fortification if you can use it. Should give you some margin for error since you can get 60-70% holy damage negation, of which almost all of EBs attacks are.

if i continue struggling for the next thirty minutes, i'll summon you. the code will be 54321. if you can, could you try not to make the fight too easy?

Well I'll be putting my sign down if you still need help. I'll try to fight passively I suppose.

[CourtesyFlush09]

Make sure you equip that talisman that greatly reduces holy damage. Both Radagon and Elden Beast are holy af.

[John Titor]

Need extra help?

[a good name]

beat it

[John Titor]

Originally posted by gex on the game boy color:

beat it

Well done