Cloud Step is a good way to do more than just dodge if a boss deploys a particularly tough series of attacks, and using it in short bursts doesn't waste too much mana. Upgrades to the spell increase the health and abilities of the Destined One decoy and improve the efficacy of the Unveiling Str

The problem is, Whiteclad Noble rapidly moves around the arena and can strike from any direction. To counter this, you need to stay alert and be prepared to dodge attacks at a moment's notice. Keep a close eye on his quick movements to anticipate where he will strike next. He might even use his spear to launch himself at you, either by sticking it into the ground and swinging off it or by simply swinging it towards you, so be on guard.

The biggest problem with Ring of Fire is that it occupies the same slot as Immobilize, which is significantly easier to use consistently and effectively against challenging foes. Sacrificing a powerful control spell in favor of a recovery option that can be difficult to use to its maximum potential isn't always the best fit for the aggressive playstyle that Black Myth: Wukong encourages. The hardest boss fights also tend to take place in large arenas and force a lot of dodging, so staying within the ring can be a challe

Before your fight with Whiteclad Noble, make sure to upgrade the Pillar Stance as it can be incredibly useful against this boss’ water-based attacks. The Pillar Stance allows you to balance on top of your staff and avoid taking damage from the Whiteclad’s grounding attacks. Plus, it gives you a vantage point from which you can launch powerful overhead attacks.

As for your Curios, consider equipping Back Scratcher and Cat Eye Beads . These will give you the extra stamina needed to stay aggressive and dodge effectively while increasing your chances of landing critical hits .

Unlike Ring of Fire, Cloud Step can actually be pretty useful when it's first acquired. The spell lets the Destined One step into an incorporeal form and leave a physical copy behind , distracting the boss while potentially dodging some major attacks. Attacking while in Cloud Step ends the form but takes enemies by surprise with an Unveiling Strike that deals extra dam

Prepare for a rocky battle when facing Black Myth: Wukong 's Stone Vanguard boss. Not only does this ghastly golem hit hard, not only is it as durable as it looks, but it also has a series of deadly ranged attacks. Nowhere is safe!

However, to give yourself a big advantage, you should rock up to this battle with a few Tiger Subduing Pellets and Evil Repelling Medicament . These will help you take less damage while dishing more out.

As you make your way through Chapter 1 of Black Myth: Wukong , you’ll come face-to-face with the Whiteclad Noble, a half-serpent, half-human creature wearing a white robe. Even though he is not listed as a Yaoguai King or Chief, the Whiteclad Noble is considered one of the hardest bosses to face in the early game.

Players can earn the Crane Immortal (Character) Journal entry by battling the Supreme Inspector. To fight this boss, players must collect the talismans at these four locations, and the battle occurs after grabbing the final one in an arena just beyond the Court of Illumination Keeper's Shrine :

Upon successful defeat, the Earth Wolf nets you Two Yarn , Two Silk, 758 XP , and 761 Will . While these rewards are automatically picked, the Earth Wolf also leaves its Spirit behind for you to absorb.

Once you defeat the Stone Vanguard, you will receive the Sterness of Stone, three Silk, a Mind Core, and 1379 Will. You will also now be able to craft the Gale Guard Armor set. Wearing this set will provide you with bonuses for performing a perfect dodge.

With two health bars, quick movements, and the ability to manipulate water, Whiteclad Noble is a lethal boss that truly challenges your combat skills, especially in the early game where you only have limited resources on hand to survive. Here’s everything you need to do to prepare for the two-phase boss fight and defeat Whiteclad Noble.

The Earth Wolf’s basic attacks can be easily avoided with simple dodge rolls , but you should always expect a second strike after the first. When the Earth Wolf falls on its back, keep your distance as it frantically flails its limbs , which can still deal damage to you.

The Earth Wolf's bites and scratches are its bread and butter . This combo usually consists of two successive attacks . If the Earth Wolf performs the scratch combo while standing on its hind legs, it may end up falling on its back .

Somersault Cloud is actually one of the coolest spells in Black Myth: Wukong , but in a game where every spell can count when fighting difficult hidden Bosses, it's hard to rank it as one of the best. Rather than offering powerful opportunities in combat, **Somersault Cloud makes it easier to move around Black Myth: Wukong 's final chapter ** . Based on the magical cloud that Sun Wukong uses in Journey to the West , it's a cool fulfillment of a familiar fantasy that feels rewarding to earn as the game nears its