#Gotta sweep sweep sweep video free#
The starting animation looks the same so look for the end of the first swipe, to tell which attack is coming.Īfter destroying one glowing root, the fiery being will free one large scythe-like appendage from within the boss's back. One arm from the side the player is on, followed by a quick sweep from the other arm. There's a slight variation on this attack instead of a swipe and slam, you'll be met with two quick swipe attacks. While this attack can be blocked or dodged, if it makes contact with the player, will stagger them the sweep will push while the slam will act like most overhead attacks in which will cause the player to fall momentarily. The animation for her lifting the arm up after the slam is a bit slow. She will often do a slow sweeping attack in which she drags a hand across the ground then raises her fist - a little slowly - and slams it down quickly afterwards, on the side the arm is located on. The various demons in the area are presumed to be the spawn of The Bed of Chaos and the Chaos Flame.In an effort to rekindle the First Flame, the witch produced the Chaos Flame which mutated her, and her children.She may be conjoined with two of her daughters. The Bed of Chaos is generally assumed to be The Witch of Izalith.If you are keeping count of the Daughters of Chaos, excluding the spider sisters and the three we've just mentioned, that's only 5 the body Ceaseless Discharge guards and attacks you if you loot, is another sister, as well as Quelana - who you meet in the Blighttown swamp and asks you to help free her sisters.
On your way to the boss' chamber below Lost Izalith, you will be attacked by a corrupted Daughter of Chaos. The ritual was a failure and its power formed a bed of life which would become the source of all demons trapping two of her daughters in the orbs on either side, and herself within it. In a futile attempt to prolong the Age of Fire, the Witch of Izalith tried to recreate the First Flame. The Bed of Chaos is a Boss in Dark Souls.
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