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The fundamental problem is assuming you need a "build" at these low levels. I have been placing points in whatever talents I think look good. No planning at all, other than trying to raise spirit when I can.
Just keep your smite debuff on her, place your hammers well and do your best to get the shield buff when they end, and beat on her with your mace.
I only had Hammers, Invigorate, Prism, and Smite.
- Invigorate is too slow to act as a heal during this boss fight and you can't upgrade it for it's status cleanse until later, so it's useless for this fight.
- Smite, I love this spell, just kept its debuff on as often as I remembered.
- I switched between Hammers and Prism constantly, but my favor has to fall towards Prism for its ease of 'fire-and-forget'.
- Hammers does great dps but the boss moves around too much and not only that, but you need to be near the epicenter of the spell to benefit from the barrier gain. Most of the time I'm having to dodge or avoid an attack, thus not gaining any benefit (other than the obvious attacks the Hammers themselves do). Hammers also tend to be a bit mana hungry when compared to Smite and Prism.
- Prism, I'm kinda in the middle about this spell. It's not as mana hungry compared to Hammers and its aoe is so massive that you rarely need to worry about the boss not being in the area. It has no timer, so you only need to recast it whenever it pops, which unfortunately can take a little while. It does nowhere near as much damage as Hammers, but its more easier to get benefit. Just be sure to place it near the center of the room if possible.
Phase 1
Anyways, I found staying as close to the spider as possible helps to prevent it using its poison spit attack. 'Helps to prevent' does not mean she'll never use it though, so just watch out. If you're close enough, roll to her back side and hurt her. If you're close but not enough to roll past her, ducking avoids the attack. If you're far but not too far, then run towards her and duck, but if you're just too far, run away from her. Also, if you are ducking the attack, just stay ducking, if you try to roll past her once she starts, you'll still take a stack of poison damage.
The only other notable attack would be the orbs.... I hate those things. Anyways, when they're on the ground and building up, obviously just don't step on them. Roll to the other side of the boss if you can, but sometimes there's an orb on that side too. In those cases, just find a safe spot and wait, maybe throw in a few smites.
- Once those obs are in the air, well, just stop attacking and focus on dodging those things. DO NOT put yourself into the corner to try an avoid these things. Sounds dumb, I know, but some times she'll use the orbs and then poison attack, if she has her back to wall and you try to roll to her back to avoid the spit, you'll only screw yourself when those orbs come for you. Honestly, I found when she uses the orbs and shes near the wall, just run away from her. It'll avoid any upcoming spit and help dodge the orbs.
- *NOTICE* If you are confident with your dodge rolls, then yeah, dodge them if you want. But for the rest of us normal humans, I'll just run away.
By sticking close to the boss, you'll also never have to worry about her pounce attack either. Her jumping up does not hurt you, only her landing does.
The rest of her attacks during this phase are pretty basic and easy to notice, meaning they're easy to dodge as well.
Phase 2 .... (F this phase. Seriously, F it on a godzilla sized stick)
Everything from phase 1 AND they all get to happen at the same time now! ~HOW FUN!~
Sticking close to the ... main body? lower half? whatever, sticking close is still advised, but doing so is just so much more difficult. Use a not-slow weapon and ALWAYS keep a good portion of stamina for emergency rolling.
The same attacks from phase 1 require pretty much the same strategy, but now there's a few new attacks, the most notable one being that STUPID-F'ING Freeze wave! It builds up frost stacks, 1 is fine, but hitting the limit freezes you in place. The irritating part is that the freeze wave will come most often during other attacks, forcing you to pick which attack to eat. And let me tell you, my character was apparently very hungry during these fights.
I'll be honest, I don't have any sure-fire way to beat this phase other than just try again and again until you get the patterns memorized and you get lucky with those attack patterns. Cause believe me, it'll flip you around and bend you over many, many times with how these attacks tend to overlap.
I guess... well, not much of a tip or guide or whatever, just me saying this is how I did it. This is how I did it with a paladin build.
This spell makes the fight easy.
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It is an insult, especially when somebody just can't win the battle of attrition. it's not an encouragement in any form and extremely poor taste. This is the kind of toxicity that soulslike fans somehow embody all the time.
A better way would be to actually say, keep it up, or summon your inner strength. You can do it. Or actual tips. Come on, let's use actual words to encourage people and avoid the toxic cesspool of self-important, gloating gamer typecasts.
The necromancer is actually one of the easiest fights, she is just intimidating. The only part thats a dps check is the spiders that fall from the ceiling. As long as you can kill each one before the next drops, so you can get your stamina back, then you can beat the spider boss without much issue.
It may take a few tries, but instead of trying to kill her, just spend a few tries just dodging her attacks.
She has a couple melee attacks that you can just doge though to the other side of her, she has the ball attack or the ranged poison thing that again you can just dodge past. Everyone of her attacks are actually quite simple to simply dogde around. Then just strike her once or twice depending on your weapon, and you dont even have to use spells.
It will prolly take a while if you dont have much damage with your weapon, but if you can bring yourself to just practice dodging her attacks a few times, you'll find yourself beating in no time at all :)
everyone who plays paladin seems to really sleep on prism... i'm about to finish the game and the only 2 spells i used all game were prism and smite. prism basically doubles your damage and gives you a massive shield. it's just SO OP.