Another potential strat, I noticed, was when using the AD skill that causes guarding to generate aggro and juggle guard for aggro and combo on the boss on opposite side of her from as many of your teammates as you can (may help to set them to fight at range).
Don't know why his post didn't show up when I was browsing this thread.Ģnd EDIT: Just fought the first Medusa and can confirm that blocking prevents petrification in human form and probably while armatized. The following are atypical weapon examples: When dual wielding weapons of different variance, only the right hand. Weapon Variance also affect Jump attacks. Pretty useful if you want to use someone like Armatized Mikleo to tackle a specific enemy type that is resistant to water or they simply have no elemental weakness.ĮDIT: Sigred's above post seems to cover the issue pretty well. Typical weapons share the same range that is common to nearly all weapons of the same type as shown in the table to the right, which always averages to 115 for 1-handed weapons and generally averages to 150 or 155 for 2-handed weapons. Haven't gotten to see these yet, but does she have a type like Beast, Dragon, etc.? You can start weakness chains for combos off of those as well even if they are resistant to the element type of that attack.
(with or without armor) and at least a 75% Petrify Resist shield, then the player should be immune to all petrification build-up being inflicted.Originally posted by magickmynd:That and I can't just block, then attack, then block because I won't be able to kill her that way unless I can pull off some combos since she has no weaknesses. Testing has revealed that as long as players have about 100 Pet. Triclops Snake Troches - Raises Petrify Resist by 200 points for roughly 60 seconds.īelow is a list of shields that will significantly reduce Petrification build-up from physical attacks:.Perseverance - Boosts all status effect resistances by a certain percentage of the player's overall resistances (15% Poison and Bleed, 30% Curse and Petrification).Warlock Mask - Possesses the highest Petrification Resistance out of all Head armors.īelow is a list of ways to temporarily increase a player's Petrify Resistance:.Engraved Gauntlets - Possesses the highest Petrification Resistance out of all Hand armors.The Robe and Skirt have the highest value of Petrification Resistance and all pieces already come upgraded at +5. When a player reaches about 900 Petrify Resistance, they become completely immune to Petrification. There are also temporary ways to increase Petrify Resistance. Dingy Set - All pieces have very high resistance, but the Hood and Cuffs are not the best. Petrification depends entirely on both the player's innate Petrify Resist, which is boosted by Vigor and Adaptability, and armor or rings that the player has equipped.Ring of Resistance - +120 all Status Effect Resistances.Ring of Soul Protection - Equipping this will completely negate death by petrification, at the cost of the ring breaking.Ash Knuckle Ring - +400 Petrification Resistance.The following armor and rings will increase Petrify Resist when equipped:
Petrification depends entirely on both the player's innate Petrify Resist, which is boosted by Vigor and Adaptability, and armor or rings that the player has equipped. Players turned to stone can be seen in stone form, much like bloodstains, in other players' worlds. Much like Curse, there is no way for players to deal Petrification as a status effect to enemies or other players, just like it is impossible to infuse a shield or weapon to increase its Petrification effect. However, unlike a normal death, Petrification will reduce the player's health bar by three times the amount upon reviving at the previous bonfire, making it significantly more of a hindrance than standard death as it will almost virtually require the player to consume a Human Effigy or equip the Ring of Binding. Petrification works differently than other status effects as it does not damage a player's health directly. It is essentially the same as Curse in Dark Souls, as well as the variant in Dark Souls III. When the petrification meter is filled, the player will be turned to stone and instantly die.
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