A Shadow of the Erdtree: A Deep Dive into the Bosses
I've been mulling over my experience with Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree , and one aspect that keeps coming back to me is the sheer quality of the bosses. They're not just challenging; they're memorable. The expansion's bosses feel like a masterclass in boss design. They're not just about brute force or flashy attacks. Each one has a unique identity, a distinct pattern of movement, and a strategy that requires careful observation and adaptation. The Lichdragon Fortissax The Lichdragon Fortissax is a prime example. His attacks are telegraphed, but they're so swift and precise that you can't afford to let your guard down for a second. The way he dances around the arena, his movements fluid and graceful despite his monstrous size, is a sight to behold. He stands as an unlikely yet terrifying antagonist in Elden Ring compared to the more monstrous adversaries you will face there. Despite his massive size, he's surprisingly agile; easily dodging your