You can turn Elden Ring Nightreign into Pokemon as one of its big dragon bosses can inadvertently help you fight other enemies

Dark Souls Remastered screenshot of Gaping Dragon.
(Image credit: FromSoftware)

I love Pokemon. I also love 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:FromSoftware games. But never did I think to combine the two, until now. One 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Elden Ring Nightreign pl🧸ayer found out that if you lure a boss towarꦫd the Gaping Dragon and its cursed maw, you can use it to reduce their maximum health and have the beasts fight each other.

An Elden Ring fan shared a video of them using stones to lure a Death Rite Bird over to a Gaping Dragon. As everyone knows, dragons and birds are mortal enemies. When the Death Rite Bird wanders over, 💞the Gaping Dragon 🥂unleashes some sort of bile that absolutely slashes its HP bar.

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Oꦺnce that's happened, the player then goes and kills the bird – which, let's be honest, doesn't look much like a bird at all – whose HP has dropped to maybe a tenth of what it was originally.

"Couldn't have happened to a more deserving bird," writes one fan on . "Gaping Dragon teaches us that all hierar🌊chies are meaningless, because barf is the great equalizer."

Since Nightreign has a very large area for you to explore, you can find multiple bosses without being gated behind fog walls or anything like ♍that. I wonder what the limit is on how many big bads you can get together in one place. Maybe it would be like a double or even triple battle from the old Pokemon games.

With how powerful that Gaping Dragon attack i💦s, it would defiಞnitely be my ace 'mon if I had a way to catch it. Instead, we'll all have to settle for simply luring other bosses into its voracious chops.

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