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<br>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.<br><br> <br>There are plenty of random moments throughout Black Myth: Wukong where you'll unlock a new skill, but perhaps the most out-of-nowhere example of this is during the final boss fight against Yellowbrow at the end of Chapter 3 when all of a sudden, you're forced into a Macaque Chief transformat<br><br> <br>With the final boss of Chapter 2 defeated, players will receive a plethora of rewards that will be useful when advancing into the New West of Chapter 3. The most significant reward players receive is a second Relic, Fuming Ears, which will allow you to select one of the three boons in Black Myth: Wukong , improving your combat prow<br><br>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.<br><br> <br>Likely the easiest optional transformation you can unlock is Azure Dust during Chapter 2, but that doesn't mean that he isn't hard to miss if you don't know where you're looking. After completing a simple fetch quest for the Man-in-Stone, you'll have an easy boss fight against him and be rewarded with a transformat<br><br> <br>Black Myth: Wukong is a heavily hyped game depicting an anthropomorphic monkey fighting against many other myths from Chinese folklore. But if you don’t know the origin of the stick-wielding monkey, you might be wondering what all the fuss is about, since Black Myth is a new game, not a seq<br><br> <br>Spells are an exciting part of combat in **Black Myth: Wukong ** , but it's not possible to equip every spell available in the game at once. In combat, Black Myth: Wukong provides four spell slots, and each of the seven spells is designated for one of these four destinations. After getting deep enough into the game, there's always a choice about which option to have available in each slot, and the decision can be tricky thanks to how unique the perks can<br><br>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 :<br><br>While not technically a boss, the Venom Daoist has a boss-style health bar, and players will fight it twice in Chapter 4. The first encounter with the Venom Daoist occurs near the Pool of Shattered Jade Keeper's Shrine . For action game fans who have yet to find that checkpoint, here is a path to follow from the Upper Hollow Keeper's Shrine:<br><br> <br>As well as allowing you to upgrade your armor, you can also challenge this tiger to a fight to unlock his transformation. He's a tough optional boss to take down, especially considering his small boss arena, but once you get to control his heaving sword for yourself, it's all worth<br><br>After activating the Verdure Bridge Keeper's Shrine, players should cross the bride to the left of the checkpoint and follow the left path. Fans that travel in this direction will eventually encounter a wooden gate, and they should pass through it, loot the chests, and continue forward to enter the Elder Amourworm arena.<br><br>Players will battle Buddha's Right Hand in a corridor to the left of the Cliff of Oblivion Keeper's Shrine . To reach that checkpoint, fans of adventure games must simply follow the path that leads out of Centipede Guai arena.<br>Players can battle this boss by climbing the stairs next to the Bounds of Deity’s Abode Keeper's Shrine and breaking the barrels on the ground next to the house that they encounter. Here is a path that fans of games with RPG elements can use to travel from the Valley of Blooms Keeper's Shrine to this checkpoint:<br><br> <br>It's hard to rely on A Pluck of Many quite as much as the very best Black Myth: Wukong spells, however. It requires a much more significant chunk of mana than the alternatives , so choosing to use depletes resources at a terrifying speed in long boss fights. Past the game's earlier challenges, making A Pluck of Many a core part of the Destined One's moveset generally means investing heavily in its upgrade path will be necessary, and even then, risking its slightly long casting time can be sc<br><br> <br>Transformations and Spirits in <a href="https://Wukongchronicle.com/articles/mastering-yellow-loong-in-black-myth-wukong.html">black myth wukong yellow loong</a> Myth: Wukong work in similar ways, allowing you to take the form of an enemy or boss you have defeated and temporarily use their abilities. The main difference between them is that Transformations provide you with an alternative Health and Stamina bar , which when depleted, returns you to your original st<br>
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