<br>Red Wolf of Radagon brings its head up to the left (your right) and summons the sword, blade sticking straight up. The Red Wolf will then swing the sword across once, then swing it back for a second follow-up attack. This is most often a two-strike combo , but Red Wolf will sometimes follow it up with a Sword High Leap attack. When you recognize this combo, wait to attack until after you’re sure the combo is finis<br><br> <br>After a hard-fought battle and knowing the attacks Red Wolf of Radagon will employ, you will surely achieve victory. It might take some patience and a twitchier dodge button than usual, but keep at it. Upon defeat, you’ll receive 14,000 Runes and a Memory Stone , which will grant you an additional spell s<br><br> <br>Loretta will two-hand her War Sickle and draw it back over her left shoulder , charging up a single big attack. She charges it up longer than you’d think, so be careful not to start dodging too early. This attack can do some hefty damage, so when the attack starts, dodge into it to avoid the damage. It’s a single big swing, with a recognizable wind-up, so if you’re able to dodge, she’ll be vulnerable to your follow-up atta<br><br> <br>While Loretta’s spell use can be quite aggressive , understanding the moves she’ll use against you can help tremendously in knowing which attacks you can punish and which attacks you need to be wary of. If you’re still struggling, you might consider heading up the stairs in the boss arena, off to the left from where you entered. There’s a large stone structure in the middle that you can use to break the line of sight, blocking spell projectiles. This move can be risky since it can make some of Loretta’s melee attacks slide around the stone unexpectedly, but it can offer a valuable break in the middle of the fight should you require <br><br> <br>Loretta is immune to status effects , so if you’ve been relying on a Bleed, Frost, or Scarlet Rot build, you’ll need to rethink your regular strategy. She also has some hefty magic and fire absorption , so any magic or fire attacks will be reduced in damaging her. Loretta has no Lightning damage absorption to speak of, so if you have any lightning incantations or weapon enchantments, they’ll come in handy during this fi<br><br> <br>One of his deadlier attacks is when he picks up his electrified leg and slams it into the ground, but luckily he heavily telegraphs this move. Whenever you see him lifting his leg into the air, roll away from the boss as fast as you can. Likewise, you should create some serious distance between you and the boss whenever you see him grab his banner with both hands and start winding up a big attack. Other than that, you should focus on rolling behind him and attack<br><br> <br>Proceeding through the archway, you’ll spot an item off to your left with several smaller Fingercreepers nearby. The item is another bunch of x2 Rimed Crystal Bud. A little further past that, you’ll find x6 Glintstone Firefly. Be wary: there are some Large and small Fingercreepers waiting in the ground to sneak att<br><br> <br>Next, you'll want to equip a solid set of armor that will allow you to absorb some physical damage without dying. Equipping heavy armor such as the Tree Sentinel Armor and Crucible Axe Armor is ideal, but you should always make sure that you maintain a Medium Equipment Load regardless of what you decide to use. Lastly, bring your most upgraded Spirit Ashes or your toughest friend, and you're ready to<br><br> <br>After navigating the haunting and lengthy Caria Manor , you will come face to face with Royal Knight Loretta, the spirit warrior responsible for the rain of Glintstone Arrows on your initial approach to the manor. Defeating Royal Knight Loretta is necessary to access the Three Sisters sub-region, which is a major requirement in order to achieve one of Elden Ring 's best endi<br><br> <br>Face away from the altar, and you’ll spot the boss door lever across the way. As you approach, be prepared for an Imp to leap at you from around the right corner . Dispatch the Imp, loot the three Old Fang items around the corner, and pull the boss door le<br><br> <br>This side passage has some maneuverability room, so wait here to fight the patrolling Omen. As long as you keep the fight contained to this room, the Omen in the central area won’t notice. As long as you’re taking on these Omen one at a time, you should be ok. Once both Omen are defeated, you’re free to loot the rest of this area. You’ll find one Ghost Glovewort [3], one Grave Glovewort [3], and one Prattling Pate "Wonderful" —a fun callback to Dark Souls and a way to communicate (sort of) with other play<br><br> <br>In the second phase, the boss is much stronger and has a wider variety of AOE and distance-closing attacks, so you will have to play it by ear and http://michel.nada.free.fr/les-fleurs-du-male/index.php?article5/Nouvelle-adresse-pour-les-fleurs-du-male decide if you'll have an easier time with the fight by stalling his second phase. If you leave the knight alive too long and the boss drops below 50% health, he will enter the second phase regardless, and then you will be in some serious trou<br>
