Yagluth

[NAOMI]

SOME TIPS WHIT Yagluth ITS 5 TIMS HAVE TO RETRIT FROM THE FHIGT RUNING OUT OF AROWS AND AND THANKS

[grapplehoeker]

Originally posted by THOMAS:

SOME TIPS WHIT Yagluth ITS 5 TIMS HAVE TO RETRIT FROM THE FHIGT RUNING OUT OF AROWS AND AND THANKS

Forget about ranged weapons with Yagluth... he'll destroy you.
Get in close and melee!

[Zooblesnoops]

Yagluth is tough. He resists pierce (what arrows do) and a few other things. If you want to fight him ranged, frost arrows are your best option. Fighting him up close is really annoying because of his nova (blue area attack)

[Sintreme]

frostner, fire resist mead, and timing of dodge roll when he raises his right hand. Just run and hide when he raises his left for the meteors, pot/refood and regen some stamina, he will come around to you.

[Pat Fenis]

Fire resist, dodge the palm slam but you can stand in the blue cloud afterwards and unload some combos. Run away from meteor. Stay close and he won't do the laser breath, but it can be blocked with the blackmetal shield or avoided with some sprint.

[Pain_Train]

You need resist pots for sure, use some arrows not a lot, melee is going to be a great friend and learn what his movements are to indicate attacks, and kite do lots of kiting, the kill took me 30 minutes because I was doing it as carefully as I could, not to mention I had issues with oil enemies, and the goblins when doing it so just be careful and take your time dont rush the fight.. Also dont just make resist pots, make sure you have a lot of HP pots, and Stamina as well incase something goes south and you need to heal up or move quickly.

[Zep Tepi]

Even with frost arrows it will take an extremely long time as he regenerates. Arrows are just not worth it.

The meteors are the biggest problem. You have to stay mobile and hide behind the pillars. Use silver sword or frostner for the spirit damage.

Or, breed a bunch of 2* wolves. Then bonemass melee the rest if there is anything left. (Lox can't pile on as well as wolves do apparently. I did it that way and they got him down to a third before they all died.)

[deezy825]

breed/tame about 60 wolves, get end-game food, upgrade armor, and take a melee weapon.

[Zelph]

Max padded armor, maxed frostner/silver sword. Medium healing/stamina potions, and fire mead. Thats all you really need unless you want cheese.

[Pantstron]

A small heard, 3-5, of tamed lox are actually quite good at hurting and possibly killing yagluth. Maybe that's one of the reasons the queen's in a dungeon, enough tamed animals can destroy bosses

[Forcedge]

level 4 silver sword obliterates him, and if you want to shoot arrows there are spirit arrows you can make out of silver

[NAOMI]

fzanco how you get the lox to follow you you just can ride 1

[Faceplant]

I'll second the silver sword. It also helps to box him in the alter area using earthen walls between the pillars. Leave some gaps to run in to melee him and run out when he starts the meteor attack.

[Pantstron]

Originally posted by THOMAS:

fzanco how you get the lox to follow you you just can ride 1

Just take one at a time, or tame them close by and breed a few more and just lead yagluth over to them I spose

[NAOMI]

thanks to all cut kill him cost was around 350 arrows and port 1 houer playtiem

[Faceplant]

I fought Yagluth again last night, and he seemed a bit harder than the last time I fought him, even though my equipment and all were quite similar.

The last time I fought him, I was wearing full Fenris armor and used a silver dagger. It took longer than this time, but it seemed like his attacks were more predictable. Avoid meteor attack, go in and get a few hits in until blue fire, then run to avoid meteor again.

This time I was wearing full Fenris armor and using a silver sword. The sword does quite a bit of damage to Yagluth, but, after getting quite toasty a couple of times with missed timing and getting hit by some meteors, I had to just go in for a couple of jabs and then run because I couldn't tell if he was going to throw meteors or not.

I did get the job done, but I'm curious if fire resist mead and the Fenris fire resistance stack, or if it's a waste to use both. I suspect the latter, because, even using both, the heat Yagluth puts out is pretty intense!