131313user: INSANE, BROKEN, OVERPOWERED, MOST OP, HIGHEST DAMAGE, SECRETLY OP, BROKEN OP!!!.....Click bait to the finest people

tristanwelke7827: Here's one.

You can cheese kill Rellana from outside of her boss room.

If you approach her arena from behind there will be a fog wall you can't cross, however, if you use "flame of the fell god" while pressed up against the fog wall your fireball will be spawned on the other side, casually drift forward, and explode on Rellana.

Dealing direct damage and residual damage from the fire AOE.

This works because Rellana is always just standing there and she's really close to the back fog wall, she also doesn't flinch so she shouldn't be knocked out of range. I would recommend spacing your shots out just in case hitting her while stance broken actually does knock her out of range.

If you've had enough of her making a sock puppet out of you and want an easy kill then there you go, take advantage before it gets patched.

EDIT: I want to kinda rephrase this a little.

I encourage people to fight the boss legit first so you don't ruin your experience.

Personally I was on my legit 10th run of the dlc when I did this and had 9 honest and brutal runs against her with 9 different builds... Made me feel more justified taking it easy and melting her through the wall at least once.

brentramsten249: to turn off the eyes with destined death you need to hit 'both' eyes, as they are separate entities

Shino2288: I can imagine using Midra's head is like using a Prattling Pate...

THE DEPTHS OF YOUR FOOLISHNESS!!

vexthegreat9167: I have an even bigger surprise! Those aren’t the eyes of the basilisk. You have to zoom in on its face to see its eyes and teeth.

michaelbird: Ziostorm did a video about the stone sword a year ago.

Catloaf: You don't get a visual/sound cue with 'killing' the eyes. They just stop afflicting you. And the roaming ones stop after they get to back to where they spawned initially.

SilverFoxR: I don't know if this was mentioned in a prior video, but one of the new DLC items can also be used to avoid the Basilisk statues in the Scorpion River Catacombs. If prior to going to this catacomb, you go to the Lamenter's Gaol, through an illusory wall and using one of the keys, you can find the Lamenting Visage, one of two new "torches" (though this one is more of a lantern). It's Ash of War Blindfold of Happiness also makes you invisible to the Basilisk statues, moreso than using Assassin's Gambit or Unseen Form (more as if using both at the same time does). Additionally, the torch does not require much in the way of stats (so you don't need to invest into INT like Assassin's Gambit or Unseen Form). You could also use the Mimic's Veil, but then you have to move slowly. Blindfold of Happiness lets you run, roll or whatever you want while it's buff is active. The buff's deactivation is also very noticeable.

IMO, this is the best way to navigate the Scorpion River Catacombs.

Driftwood-ML: I spend an hour or so trying to beat Midra this afternoon so seeing the head bonk animation and sound really made my day.

itswhiznesstime2598: I'm pretty sure what they mean about defeating the basilisk eyes statues is that when you hit them with destined death you can freely walk in front of them without build up. Least that's how it did work a week or so ago when I saw another video show casing a player doing that. Maybe it's patched now

D00MTR33: Getting featured twice in this series was really cool. Thank you guys

Jul 30 2024

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