Shummell Gaming suggests casting your Pluck of Many Spell immediately when you start battle while using the Wandering Wight Spirit's charge attack to stun-lock him. During this time, you and your Duplicates can deal many Light and Heavy Attacks in quick succession, taking advantage of his staggered state, to take a large chunk of HP off his health p
Yellow Wind Sage is one of the toughest Chapter-finale bosses in **Black Myth: Wukong ** , using a wide range of magical and melee abilities that can severely damage the unprepared player. While wielding a threateningly large Trident and a huge defensive Greatshield, he uses the arena to his advantage, and his movements can often leave players overwhelmed with how to evade his powerful stri
While A Pluck of Many is undoubtedly one of the strongest offensive spells in the game, it comes at a high cost and has a long casting time, so players must be careful to avoid being interrupted during the process. Additionally, the AI controlling the duplicates can be unreliable at times, with some freezing in place instead of attacking. Moreover, not every boss is easily distracted by duplicates; some will continue to target the Destined One unless the player maintains distance. To unlock this spell, players must defeat the Tiger Vanguard boss at the Crouching Tiger Temple in Chapter 2 and then discover a hidden passage beneath a pool of bl
Immobilize is the first spell players obtain in Black Myth: Wukong , and arguably the best in the game. Simple to use, highly effective against most bosses, and extremely versatile, it works equally well for both offensive and defensive strategies. As a Mysticism control spell, Immobilize binds enemies in place with just a gesture from the Destined One'Xbox Series s Compatibility finger. The spell triggers almost instantly, freezing enemies in their tracks, increasing the damage they take, and offering a much-needed breather during intense fights — perfect for taking a sip from a Gourd or using special medicine. It's difficult to swap Immobilize for another Mysticism spell, except in rare instances where stronger enemies break free too quic
One of the best aspects of spells in Black Myth: Wukong is how easy they are to use. They can be upgraded to increase their power and are highly versatile — often serving both as offensive, damage-dealing magic or as defensive spells to give players a breather and allow them to plan their next move. On top of that, players can freely respec their allocated skillpoints to upgrade and try out a new spell. Let's rank all the combat spells players can unlock in the game (excluding Transformations) to determine which are the best spells in Black Myth: Wuko
The player now needs to face Wukong once again , and the scene after the fight plays out in a similar fashion. Yet, as the elder monkey approaches with the Golden Headband, the Destined One opens his eyes , and an animation starts showing the story of Wukong in reverse : from his death at the beginning of the game to the moment he left to face off against the celestial for
While it is entirely up to you and what suits your playstyle, the best Transformation to use against Yellow Wind Sage is Azure Dust , which is unlocked via the Man-in-Stone quest in Chapter 2. This Spirit allows you to strike enemies three times using your head, and also dash and charge forward toward enemies with full fo
The only weapon type available in Black Myth: Wukong is the staff. However, you can obtain more potent staves, some with unique passive effects, that'll help you with progression in the game's largely linear questline. Some staves can simply be upgraded with the right materials. Other times, rare weapons or materials for crafting weapons can be obtained through secret side questlines such as the case of collecting Buddha's eyes from statues in Chapter 2 .
Life-Saving Strand is also the only passive spell in Black Myth: Wukong that players cannot manually activate. Instead, it automatically triggers when the player's health drops to zero, reviving the Destined One with full health. However, it doesn't replenish other resources like Gourd or Mana and has a 600-second cooldown, allowing players to be revived just once during an intense boss fight. While an extra life can be helpful in challenging encounters, the passive nature of this spell, along with its unlock requirements, places Life-Saving Strand lower in the rankings of the spells available in Black Myth: Wuko
The first Relic players acquire in Black Myth: Wukong , Craving Eyes, represents the sight sense of Buddhism in that it allows players to see things they couldn't see before. Specifically, the Craving Eyes Relic grants players the passive ability to see which yaoguais bear Black Myth: Wukong 's Spirits . In terms of gameplay, this means that any yaoguais that contain an absorbable Spirit will emit a blue flame-like wisp from their body. These foes are generally heartier versions of Black Myth: Wukong 's rank-and-file enemies, but the reward for defeating them is worth the has
