*• EDIT 2:* Method got patched, no longer working. *• EDIT 1:* the 4 Primordial voidlings actually give exp on death (7500x4), which is 5% exp increase for a level 14 character, so it's an option for you to pick.
You can still cheese it and win pretty easily using a different method I found. Only issue is that It'll take a while longer since you have to stand around a lot and wait for them to come towards you, but their ai gets so confused they almost never attack you. I was only using two characters as well
You can start a conversation and then teleport him away while you three are stuck in it with another character. Did that, but I made sure he was really far away before I started fighting.
I think what truly makes this game incredible is how well it rewards creativity. 2 days of frustration and it never occurred to me that I could teleport him out of there to avoid him making things worse
Found another way to skip the voidlings: Teleport Gwydian as close to the shore as possible (careful to not trigger the axeman who's making some rounds nearby). Then teleport him again, using a scroll of teleportation or another party member with teleport, even closer to the shore. The knight will try to run to him, Jonathan won't have range and will keep saying "Argh!", same as the ranger. The voidlings trigger if Gwydian casts Chain Lightning (which is a Source spell) close to the wodden structure; HE WILL cast it as his first or second spell, if you can manage to get the knight to run as far away of the structure as possible, then Gwydian will cast Chain Lightning without triggering the voidlings. Bonus: Have all your other party members sneaking, and 1-turn combo the knight once he gets away from the rest. When Gwydian casts his Source spell, the voidlings shouldn't be able to spawn later, but try to finish off the ranger and Jonathan as fast as you can, possibly before Gwydian can get to the structure (teleport him again if you need to, your skill should've recharged by this point) as I have not tested if they can spawn if he gets close again. Hope this helps to anybody getting massive headaches from this fight! :D
The teleport stones may not work anymore but the basic method does. I put one character half way between the tent and Gwydian and one near the tent. I sent a character to start the fight standing near Gwydian. They teleported him to the halfway character. They teleported him into the tent. As he breaks crates or barrels to get out of the tent I put a character in front of the tent entrance which stopped him from getting out. I then grouped all characters at the chokepoint. At the end there was one fire Voidling that stayed on the platform. I sent a character able to survive near enough to teleport it down where it could be fought easily. Thanks Sin Tee for the basic method. After three attempts without looking for help this video has saved me. Thanks.
I'm only level 12 going into this fight, and dealing ~120 damage each for my four character party, with quite different builds to you, so can't necessarily replicate this as elegantly as you do. BUT maaaaan that was a thing of beauty!
It can still work. Just did it. Here is how. Have one character go up and talk to the white magister. The rest of the party should be at the barrel location in the video to teleport. They must not be in the conversation. Now use the teleporter in your remaining party of three to teleport Gwythian as far as you can to the big double gate. This will activate a fight between your party of 3 and the ranger and melee guy. If you are at 13, they should be easy. When you win, go to the double gate and teleport Gwythian to the inside of the yard (doesn't need to be the tent). Go back towards your last party member and close the gate and put the barrels in the cart to block it. Then go upstairs and join your party member stuck in the convo. Resume it and just kill the magister with all of your pty. Gwythian will be waiting for you at the family house where the execution took place. It will wrap up there automatically and you get the xp. No voidlings will spawn and it is done!
To me personally it was pretty easy fight. Had pyromancer battlemage (which was awesome until fire voidlings), 2 melee chars and one elementalist. The main problem in that fight imo is keeping that stupid sourcerer alive. Such a dumb fucking twat. Had to heal him and teleport him away so he doesn't get killed.
This fight is the point I stopped playing the game. Every time I go back I ragequit. But it's also partly my fault cause my custom character has a ton of fire magic so... he's basically useless in this particular fight.
Yea just dont let that shit discourage you man. When in doubt magic mirror. Ive rebuilt my mage and made my warriors dabble in other magics just in case of this bs right here.
This actually still working, you need to teleport him from the ledge of the gallows, teleport him to the path where you will encounter the Magister with Spore armor. He will just run and the voidling will not respawning
One of the best fights? You are crazy. There is nothing good about having to try to save a character that is constantly doing stupid thing's like spending his entire turn running through the necrofire to undo all the healing spells you just cast on him the previous turn.
The fight itself was epic. The guy you needed to rescue ruined it a bit for me, as I was so close to actually save him. Still it was an hour long fight for me not knowing if myself will make it. In the beginning when there were only those oily things I thought it was a good idea to camp on that highest platform and put up the barrier of protection. Than those fire things came and suddenly things looked pretty dire. Managed to kill them eventually though without having a single loss on my side. Was really a fun fight.
It was a boring fight for sure, but why even bother to rescue him? You only have to get +2 addional source points and there are plenty of guys who teach source. +you can persuade Hannag to teach you source anyway, even if Gvydian dies(but you will lose your pet pal and the talent point is not refunded, so if you have a pet pal talent, you shouldn't do it anyways)
On my playthrough I teleported the guy to the tent and blocked a way with something so he cant get out. Then I just killed everything that approached one-by-one.
Dunno if it got patched-out at some point. But Ambidextrous works on any character who isn't specifically equipping a weapon/shield in their off-hand. In other words, if you're going to be using scrolls like that on an archer? Grab Ambidextrous and shave off a few more AP. Hothead is only useful if you're REALLY aiming for a crit-build, since crossbows will give you higher damage overall anyway, and they already give you perfect accuracy. And as for Elemental Ranger... Yeah, that's only really useful if you've got a Necromancer on the team, or if you're planning on only fighting humans. Feels like literally everything else bleeds something that isn't blood, and often means you'll end up healing the enemy. It's a bit like poisoning your weapon and then trying to hit undead with it. FeelsBadMan.
Teleport Jonathan down to the ground. Gywin should first shoot an arrow at the second Magister. From then on take him down with a knockdown arrow every turn until the three magisters are dead. He will not use sorcery and therefore the oil voidwoken will not trigger. Easiest way out of this
Maybe it's not a news, when warfare bumped first in the middle of the game special arrows deal more damage then regular attack. Knockdown arrow deals damage like barrage for 2AP, but slowdown arrow deals about twice more damage, then regular attack. Slowdown arrow easy to craft and I think better use slowdown arrows, then regular attacks. Ranger is the God of War )))
Definitely doesn’t work anymore. I tried this my second time not having looked anything up and he either goes first no matter what or he casts his spell and the range on that spell is incredible so there’s no avoiding the big fight.
Playing my first 2 lonewolves tactician playthrough using your god king and a necromancer (way easier than 4 man party btw), the way i did this fight was just fighting like hell at the top killing a lot of them stacking the dead bodies and then i had a stupid idea wut if i teleport the remaining big fire voidwoken and just mass corpse explode these like 20 corpses, i teloported them, used bone cage and got like 2500+ physical armor, and literally everything died included my other character, the necro survived with like 5% hp XD
So i have a story, It goes like this . I was 1 attack away from ending the battle . All is going well Gwynd has 786 helth + 276 magic armour. Gwynd suddenly turn and look at my character dead in the eye tell me to go f myself(figuratively) then proceed to do a marathon on the sea of necro fire killing himself just right before the battle end .....
there is no benefit, i'm letting a non-LW solo to showcase the build they are using, which i will make guides for once the playthrough is close to an end.
i stumbled on this the other day by accident but i teleported the white magister away and got the same results and looking at your character stats i though stats were now capped at 40? but your ranger has 50 finesse
Hardcap for attributes is 40 base, gear or other source of points (talents/lessons/story scenarios) does not get limited and can raise beyond cap. Same goes for combat skills hardcap which is 10 base max.
I managed to distract the magister with one character and brought my teleporter up onto the platform. Having the distance of being up high i was able to port him so far away he didnt even join the fight.
All my old LW build need tweaks to be working in DE. I plan to update some in the future but as of now they stand archived only for research purposes to DE players and be tweaked however you see fit.
Good one. I tried to kidnap him too but I was sending him to wrong direction so he was just walking back to join the fight. Also I found heartseeker too but instead of 14% crit chance, mine has 14% lifesteal O_o
Just a curious question, why do you still have the low lvl gloves and necklace, wouldn't it be better to have more magic/physical armour? or is it purely for the bonus they give?
• yes, it is for the bonus they give. A character can live with low armor when well positioned, and a character with high armor value will still die if left exposed. • Amulet can be replaced later once a better one is found, the unique Glove however will likely stick around for the whole game as RNG gloves only grant crit-related bonus as offensive stat and they also don't have a rune slot. Critical chance at late game for a crit-oriented build is not needed as they will eventually reach good numbers, while thing that grant damaging stat can be alot more efficent to said build, the rune slot will open up for even more damaging options once Rune Framing available.
• the target need to be in the respective surface for the bonus to work, it will add additional damage to your attacks if they do. Blood will add physical damage, so Elemental Ranger works well in a phys team comp that can make enemies bleed out blood with skills or eventually with phys damage to vitality or more convenient with a necromancer who can create blood rain. • and yes, it doesn't work on special/elemental arrows so it doesn't work very well with an archer who specialized in magic damage which is quite a bummer.
*why is it different? does Honour mode change NPC that appear in those scenario? on the PS4 the one who is with the civilian NPC thats bound up there is a Male fighter and not a lady sorcerer. i beat that part with only 2 character that i build around summon/Necro. Lone Wolf already pimp my stats up that i barely need to worry. All i did was camp up on that high place and skip my turn and wait until they come to me it wasn't even that hard. It's so much easier to pimp up two character then trying to pimp up 4 character. At that part of the game both of my character already have 1K in physic and magic defense and i even killed Jahan. Playing with only 1-2 character have way more of a strategic approach to a fight then with 4 character. When i was fighting that Wolf demon on that island with my 2 Undead character, i literately lay poison all around that place and then start the fight so i can burn that whole damn area at once just so i can kill his minion wolf as fast as i can so they dont buff that big wolf or else im fuk in 1-2 hit if the wolf boss is all buff up by its minion in the second turn. My 2 undead character is also build around summon/necro. Ran 4 character with summon base build once and it wreck everything with four incarnate with fire infusion because fire especially necro fire is a damn bltch to deal with and 10+ totem throughout the fight and with my 4 character and their summon + totem i out number the enemy by a lot. Thats like 15+ character on my side and like 5 on the enemy side. People say summon doesn't really work well, but it works for me all the way to the end of the game. In fact its probably more OP then any other build because once your defense and magic defense is down, you are fukt no matter what build you are and especially if you are out number. The enemy will have more turn and which means they will have more hit on you. invisibility and all those that you cast to hide yourself for the next turn will eventually be on cool down in the next couple turn and if you cant down the enemy to a manageable size before that happen then its game over pretty much. They can one hit your defense down to your health even with 1k defense or so. my so called "death knight" or what ever i try to copied from other player supposedly to be "op" got fukt by the enemy. Sure you can be "op" but the enemy is also "op" in their own way...*
*• EDIT 2:* Method got patched, no longer working.
*• EDIT 1:* the 4 Primordial voidlings actually give exp on death (7500x4), which is 5% exp increase for a level 14 character, so it's an option for you to pick.
You can still cheese it and win pretty easily using a different method I found. Only issue is that It'll take a while longer since you have to stand around a lot and wait for them to come towards you, but their ai gets so confused they almost never attack you. I was only using two characters as well
Lol 50 finesse level 14 yeah np
Wait...you’re supposed to be level 14?...i was 13 when I walked in...
-Creates bullshit fight
-Patches a creative + realistic solution
-Great game design
You can start a conversation and then teleport him away while you three are stuck in it with another character. Did that, but I made sure he was really far away before I started fighting.
I think what truly makes this game incredible is how well it rewards creativity. 2 days of frustration and it never occurred to me that I could teleport him out of there to avoid him making things worse
Found another way to skip the voidlings: Teleport Gwydian as close to the shore as possible (careful to not trigger the axeman who's making some rounds nearby). Then teleport him again, using a scroll of teleportation or another party member with teleport, even closer to the shore. The knight will try to run to him, Jonathan won't have range and will keep saying "Argh!", same as the ranger.
The voidlings trigger if Gwydian casts Chain Lightning (which is a Source spell) close to the wodden structure; HE WILL cast it as his first or second spell, if you can manage to get the knight to run as far away of the structure as possible, then Gwydian will cast Chain Lightning without triggering the voidlings.
Bonus: Have all your other party members sneaking, and 1-turn combo the knight once he gets away from the rest. When Gwydian casts his Source spell, the voidlings shouldn't be able to spawn later, but try to finish off the ranger and Jonathan as fast as you can, possibly before Gwydian can get to the structure (teleport him again if you need to, your skill should've recharged by this point) as I have not tested if they can spawn if he gets close again.
Hope this helps to anybody getting massive headaches from this fight! :D
The teleport stones may not work anymore but the basic method does. I put one character half way between the tent and Gwydian and one near the tent. I sent a character to start the fight standing near Gwydian. They teleported him to the halfway character. They teleported him into the tent. As he breaks crates or barrels to get out of the tent I put a character in front of the tent entrance which stopped him from getting out. I then grouped all characters at the chokepoint. At the end there was one fire Voidling that stayed on the platform. I sent a character able to survive near enough to teleport it down where it could be fought easily. Thanks Sin Tee for the basic method. After three attempts without looking for help this video has saved me. Thanks.
but.. but i like the part where everything was on fire :(
My GPU didn't like the part where it was on fire because of the fight
I'm only level 12 going into this fight, and dealing ~120 damage each for my four character party, with quite different builds to you, so can't necessarily replicate this as elegantly as you do. BUT maaaaan that was a thing of beauty!
It can still work. Just did it. Here is how. Have one character go up and talk to the white magister. The rest of the party should be at the barrel location in the video to teleport. They must not be in the conversation. Now use the teleporter in your remaining party of three to teleport Gwythian as far as you can to the big double gate. This will activate a fight between your party of 3 and the ranger and melee guy. If you are at 13, they should be easy. When you win, go to the double gate and teleport Gwythian to the inside of the yard (doesn't need to be the tent). Go back towards your last party member and close the gate and put the barrels in the cart to block it. Then go upstairs and join your party member stuck in the convo. Resume it and just kill the magister with all of your pty. Gwythian will be waiting for you at the family house where the execution took place. It will wrap up there automatically and you get the xp. No voidlings will spawn and it is done!
God I hated so much that battle! I'm gonna do this for sure :D
Same, I stopped playing after the battle, it was a huge drag to do it.
To me personally it was pretty easy fight. Had pyromancer battlemage (which was awesome until fire voidlings), 2 melee chars and one elementalist. The main problem in that fight imo is keeping that stupid sourcerer alive. Such a dumb fucking twat. Had to heal him and teleport him away so he doesn't get killed.
@@danilobodroza7244 yeah ist a hard battle, like you say the problem is the stupid npc that ran in to the necrofire
Youre a god, I've been avoiding this fight ever since my first playthrough
Nah man it's all about those sweet XP gains.
Hard and long fight but very satisfying if you actually save the dude being executed
This fight is the point I stopped playing the game. Every time I go back I ragequit. But it's also partly my fault cause my custom character has a ton of fire magic so... he's basically useless in this particular fight.
Yea just dont let that shit discourage you man. When in doubt magic mirror. Ive rebuilt my mage and made my warriors dabble in other magics just in case of this bs right here.
This actually still working, you need to teleport him from the ledge of the gallows, teleport him to the path where you will encounter the Magister with Spore armor. He will just run and the voidling will not respawning
One of the best battles in the game, perfect feeling of being surrounded
One of the best fights? You are crazy. There is nothing good about having to try to save a character that is constantly doing stupid thing's like spending his entire turn running through the necrofire to undo all the healing spells you just cast on him the previous turn.
The fight itself was epic. The guy you needed to rescue ruined it a bit for me, as I was so close to actually save him. Still it was an hour long fight for me not knowing if myself will make it. In the beginning when there were only those oily things I thought it was a good idea to camp on that highest platform and put up the barrier of protection. Than those fire things came and suddenly things looked pretty dire. Managed to kill them eventually though without having a single loss on my side. Was really a fun fight.
It was a boring fight for sure, but why even bother to rescue him? You only have to get +2 addional source points and there are plenty of guys who teach source.
+you can persuade Hannag to teach you source anyway, even if Gvydian dies(but you will lose your pet pal and the talent point is not refunded, so if you have a pet pal talent, you shouldn't do it anyways)
@@thatsneakyneenja2595 stay up top don’t use fire easy-ish fight
@@MrJerkkeri for RP save the young’n kill death fog bitch.
On my playthrough I teleported the guy to the tent and blocked a way with something so he cant get out. Then I just killed everything that approached one-by-one.
Dunno if it got patched-out at some point. But Ambidextrous works on any character who isn't specifically equipping a weapon/shield in their off-hand. In other words, if you're going to be using scrolls like that on an archer? Grab Ambidextrous and shave off a few more AP.
Hothead is only useful if you're REALLY aiming for a crit-build, since crossbows will give you higher damage overall anyway, and they already give you perfect accuracy.
And as for Elemental Ranger... Yeah, that's only really useful if you've got a Necromancer on the team, or if you're planning on only fighting humans. Feels like literally everything else bleeds something that isn't blood, and often means you'll end up healing the enemy. It's a bit like poisoning your weapon and then trying to hit undead with it. FeelsBadMan.
This doesn't work anymore. I guess Larians nerfed this way :(
this is what i need I love this channel !
I teleported him back to his family, all of them ran all the way into combat, the ai is great.
sin tee you are so damn cool. my go to channel for all rpg games that come out nowadays, you always come up with some really cool stuff
I should read the comments first. Spent 30 minutes thinking I was just doing this wrong 🤦♂️
how do you get so geared out? my god. I stole like crazy from driftwood and most of the loot is meh
This fight was too much fun for me to ever want to do this method 🤣
Teleport Jonathan down to the ground. Gywin should first shoot an arrow at the second Magister. From then on take him down with a knockdown arrow every turn until the three magisters are dead. He will not use sorcery and therefore the oil voidwoken will not trigger. Easiest way out of this
Maybe it's not a news, when warfare bumped first in the middle of the game special arrows deal more damage then regular attack. Knockdown arrow deals damage like barrage for 2AP, but slowdown arrow deals about twice more damage, then regular attack. Slowdown arrow easy to craft and I think better use slowdown arrows, then regular attacks. Ranger is the God of War )))
Slowdown arrows tooltip is wrong, it looks like the damage is higher but the actual damage output is the same as regular attacks.
Definitely doesn’t work anymore. I tried this my second time not having looked anything up and he either goes first no matter what or he casts his spell and the range on that spell is incredible so there’s no avoiding the big fight.
thanks for sharing, you're the man.
new method u need 1 char talk to jonh and another teleport gwydian alway then trigger the fight
brilliant idea for the teleportation, I am going to try this :)
dude you are a lifesaver !
LOL, In this battle half of my party died, including Gwydian.....
Playing my first 2 lonewolves tactician playthrough using your god king and a necromancer (way easier than 4 man party btw), the way i did this fight was just fighting like hell at the top killing a lot of them stacking the dead bodies and then i had a stupid idea wut if i teleport the remaining big fire voidwoken and just mass corpse explode these like 20 corpses, i teloported them, used bone cage and got like 2500+ physical armor, and literally everything died included my other character, the necro survived with like 5% hp XD
Charm arrow and bombs are your friend.
So i have a story, It goes like this . I was 1 attack away from ending the battle . All is going well Gwynd has 786 helth + 276 magic armour. Gwynd suddenly turn and look at my character dead in the eye tell me to go f myself(figuratively) then proceed to do a marathon on the sea of necro fire killing himself just right before the battle end .....
You are a genius!!!
... I feel so dumb right now...
thanks for this tip.this combat was awfully long
My PC is slow down in this quest , when it start fire I lift necro fire and do it again and become holy fire , to up FPS
Question: how come you fight solo but have a full party? I've seen this a lot on other videos, just wondering why? Is there a benefit?
there is no benefit, i'm letting a non-LW solo to showcase the build they are using, which i will make guides for once the playthrough is close to an end.
Do you get less exp this way tho?
Well I mean even if you do it's still worth it
+RIGHT
i stumbled on this the other day by accident but i teleported the white magister away and got the same results and looking at your character stats i though stats were now capped at 40? but your ranger has 50 finesse
Hardcap for attributes is 40 base, gear or other source of points (talents/lessons/story scenarios) does not get limited and can raise beyond cap. Same goes for combat skills hardcap which is 10 base max.
ahh cool wasn't sure the patch note were not to clear on the cap situation
Does this not work anymore? I teleport the guy to the same spot, and he does not leave. I HATE this fight
I managed to distract the magister with one character and brought my teleporter up onto the platform. Having the distance of being up high i was able to port him so far away he didnt even join the fight.
.....wow.... could is it be possible for you to do a solo run without using lone wolf? That would be really interesting.
XP and time, hard choices
Sin tee is it still viable in DE your blood god lone wolf build?
All my old LW build need tweaks to be working in DE. I plan to update some in the future but as of now they stand archived only for research purposes to DE players and be tweaked however you see fit.
thank you
Hint to beat this: stairs.
Good one. I tried to kidnap him too but I was sending him to wrong direction so he was just walking back to join the fight. Also I found heartseeker too but instead of 14% crit chance, mine has 14% lifesteal O_o
how do you do so much damage with your archer?
huntsman = 50% extra damage from high ground and also crits.
Oh, I just boxed all of them.
Just a curious question, why do you still have the low lvl gloves and necklace, wouldn't it be better to have more magic/physical armour? or is it purely for the bonus they give?
• yes, it is for the bonus they give. A character can live with low armor when well positioned, and a character with high armor value will still die if left exposed.
• Amulet can be replaced later once a better one is found, the unique Glove however will likely stick around for the whole game as RNG gloves only grant crit-related bonus as offensive stat and they also don't have a rune slot. Critical chance at late game for a crit-oriented build is not needed as they will eventually reach good numbers, while thing that grant damaging stat can be alot more efficent to said build, the rune slot will open up for even more damaging options once Rune Framing available.
+Sin Tee is running glass cannon... So armor doesn't really mean much with that build.
Are there any changes with "Elemental Ranger" in DE? As I remember it didn't work on blood surfaces and with elemental arrows.
• the target need to be in the respective surface for the bonus to work, it will add additional damage to your attacks if they do. Blood will add physical damage, so Elemental Ranger works well in a phys team comp that can make enemies bleed out blood with skills or eventually with phys damage to vitality or more convenient with a necromancer who can create blood rain.
• and yes, it doesn't work on special/elemental arrows so it doesn't work very well with an archer who specialized in magic damage which is quite a bummer.
I suspect venom coating, firebrand, siphon poison doesn't work with elemental arrows too (
wow, fuck me bro ive been stuck on this shit for like 3 weeks, Casual mode. im fucking cooked brother
Right, cuz you leave fort joy being lv14…with the best bow in the game…so unrealistic, no shit its gonna be easy bro.
Thank you
Whoa what level is your character, what gear did she have? 500+ damage? I can only muster about 100
p1zzaman watch the end of the video to see where they show off their stats and gear. Level 14. Just a very strong build apparently.
Just beat this with no guide, wasn’t that hard tbh, didnt even have rain
The fight is not hard its actually enjoyable, keeping the mf alive though is hard lol
*why is it different? does Honour mode change NPC that appear in those scenario? on the PS4 the one who is with the civilian NPC thats bound up there is a Male fighter and not a lady sorcerer. i beat that part with only 2 character that i build around summon/Necro. Lone Wolf already pimp my stats up that i barely need to worry. All i did was camp up on that high place and skip my turn and wait until they come to me it wasn't even that hard. It's so much easier to pimp up two character then trying to pimp up 4 character. At that part of the game both of my character already have 1K in physic and magic defense and i even killed Jahan. Playing with only 1-2 character have way more of a strategic approach to a fight then with 4 character. When i was fighting that Wolf demon on that island with my 2 Undead character, i literately lay poison all around that place and then start the fight so i can burn that whole damn area at once just so i can kill his minion wolf as fast as i can so they dont buff that big wolf or else im fuk in 1-2 hit if the wolf boss is all buff up by its minion in the second turn. My 2 undead character is also build around summon/necro. Ran 4 character with summon base build once and it wreck everything with four incarnate with fire infusion because fire especially necro fire is a damn bltch to deal with and 10+ totem throughout the fight and with my 4 character and their summon + totem i out number the enemy by a lot. Thats like 15+ character on my side and like 5 on the enemy side. People say summon doesn't really work well, but it works for me all the way to the end of the game. In fact its probably more OP then any other build because once your defense and magic defense is down, you are fukt no matter what build you are and especially if you are out number. The enemy will have more turn and which means they will have more hit on you. invisibility and all those that you cast to hide yourself for the next turn will eventually be on cool down in the next couple turn and if you cant down the enemy to a manageable size before that happen then its game over pretty much. They can one hit your defense down to your health even with 1k defense or so. my so called "death knight" or what ever i try to copied from other player supposedly to be "op" got fukt by the enemy. Sure you can be "op" but the enemy is also "op" in their own way...*
he just killed male white magister before, and probably saved gareth's parents by this action
dont dodge all the slimes,,,, :D EXP is missing here :P
This part and the end sections of the game were absolute dog shit and almost ruined the game
It is cool, this battle is long. But does not its an XP lost?
Damn I am to read description...
one of my favorite fights of the game and you skip it :O
Please make videos about shadows awakening gameplay
how the fuck she deals so much damage?what level is she?
OMG really? FU
Bruh wtf, ok lol
Lol