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A tomb found on the outskirts of the Royal Capital. Larger than most catacombs, this was built to honor a fallen champion and is heavily guarded to this day. |
Auriza Hero's Grave is a Location in Elden Ring. The Auriza Hero's Grave is found in the eastern section of the Capital Outskirts. Players can reach this location by following the main path within the outskirt walls, all the way to the east.
Auriza Hero's Grave Map
All NPCs and Merchants in Auriza Hero's Grave
All Items in Elden Ring's Auriza Hero's Grave
Equipment and Magic
- Crucible Axe Set (Crucible Knights drop)
- Ordovis's Greatsword (Crucible Knights drop)
- Tree Sentinel Set (Chariot drop)
- Crucible Feather Talisman
- Golden Epitaph
Unique, Ashes and Keys
Elden Ring Auriza Hero's Grave Creatures, Enemies, and Bosses
Field Bosses and Bosses
Auriza Hero's Grave Walkthrough
Before heading here, make sure you have one Stonesword Key ready to use on an Imp statue. Upon arriving, you'll find the Site of Grace for this location. On the left side of an altar, you'll see an arch doorway that is blocked by a white fog. Use the Stonesword Key on the Imp Statue and inside that room, you'll encounter two Basilisk enemies. There's a corpse here that you can loot to find the Golden Epitaph weapon.
From the site of grace, head west where you'll need to traverse some slopes that head down to the lower section of this location. As you move towards the slope, a large environmental hazard, a Chariot, will appear. This isn't the only Chariot that will appear; there will be multiple ones as you progress.
Method 1
On this first slope sprint down and about halfway, move to the alcove on the left or right to take cover. The alvcoves are located just past the third torch down. There will be two Skeleton enemies that will reanimate when enter the alcove if you chose the one on the right. Wait for the Chariot to move past you and run all the way down till you reach the first set of pillars and arches. Stand directly under this arch for now.
Next, you'll have to go up a second slope. The two Chariots won't hit you if you're standing in between the pillars on the right or left side.
Wait for the second Chariot to go up, move up along with it to the flat top area and run into the far corner.
Method 2
Run down the slope on the right side, ducking into cover as needed. Wait for the Chariot to pass then run and jump down into the gap on the right side. You will have to fight some Basilisks. Proceed through and you will come to the double wide slope.
Clearing the Chariots
For the third slope, you'll notice that this slope is wide compared to the first two. There are two Chariots on the third slope that simultaneously moves up and down. Examine how both Chariots move so that you know which way to move.
In the middle of this large ramp, you'll notice that there is a gap that you can drop to. Use this to take cover. You'll find a body here that can be looted to find x1 Stonesword Key and x1 Ghost Glovewort [6] that is guarded by a single Skeleton enemy. As you continue heading down, if you need to take cover, just near the end of the slope, there's another alcove on the right side that you can use to take cover, but there's another Skeleton enemy here that will ambush you.
Make your way to the next row of pillars, sprinting in a zig-zag direction to dodge the chariots. Stand in between the pillars so that you won't get hit by the Chariot that will spawn ahead of you. Notice as well that there is a body hanging by the edge of the slope on the left, loot it to find x1 Golden Rune [7]. You should still be near the row of pillars.
Use the body as an indication of where to drop down. Before jumping, you'll notice the thin wooden plank structures over the large drop. This is is where you'll be dropping. Drop down the first short plank then onto the lower longer one directly underneath. Then you'll want to drop to the perpendicular plank and walk along it. You'll find the ashes here and another lower plank at the end perpendicular to the one you're on. Drop down one last time and make your way into the next area that it leads to. You should see a statue. Clear the toads in the area and you'll come across a corpse where you can loot Vulgar Militia Ashes. This area will also be filled with Basilisk Creatures.
Return to the wooden beams over the large drop. You should be able to drop down one more level onto a the narrow stone arches. Follow the narrow route all the way to the end. This area will have one large archway and a ladder. Ascend the ladder and you'll find yourself with another Chariot at the end of the tunnel. There's only one short slope left that goes up. You need to take cover by using the corner on the left side and then run up the slope to the right side into the chamber.
Collect the Grave Glovewort (6), then hit the fire-breathing pillar so that it's breathing fire out the way you came in. You can time things such that you can dive back into the safe spot on the left of the ramp without taking any damage, then race to the bottom of the path, and take out the Omen guarding the Crucible Feather Talisman. (If you die on the way, don't worry, you've already done the step you need to destroy the chariots. Return to the wide ramp with two chariots and watch the carnage unfold!) Take the elevator up from the branch in the path, and then navigate around the fire-breathing pillar that you've already raised. Collect the Grave Glovewort (6) and 3x Great Dragonfly Head on the way and drop into an alcove that's right next to the wide ramp with two chariots. You'll notice that raising the pillar has created a sigil that will summon a third chariot in this area causing the chariots to crash into each other, breaking and leaving you with Ash of War: Holy Ground and the Tree Sentinel Set. Go north further to open the door leading to the boss area. You are also free to explore the area without interruptions from this point forward.
(Alternate solution: As soon as you've reached one of the safe spots in the wide ramp with two chariots, use either Margit's Shackle or Mohg's Shackle. The range of these items can pass through walls, and it causes the fire-breathing pillar to be raised from your current location. This then places the summoning sigil right in the middle of this ramp, causing all three chariots to be destroyed and leaving you the freedom to explore the rest of the area without the tedium of navigating around the chariots.)
Boss Area
Beyond the door, simply head down the steps. This section is guarded by a few Skeleton enemies, it should be easy for you to fight and pass through them. At the bottom-section is a large archway that is covered with a gold mist. Beyond it serves as the arena for the bosses of this location, the Crucible Knight and Crucible Knight Ordovis. We suggest that when you are fighting them, to take out the spear-wielding Crucible Knight first and to use any of your upgraded or strong Spirit Ashes. This way, you won't have to fight the bosses on your own.
Successfully defeating them both yields 28000 Runes and rewards the Ordovis's Greatsword, as well as the Armor pieces for the Crucible Axe Set. There are some Root Resin materials that you can get in this boss arena - simply use the portal here to return to the entrance.
Elden Ring Auriza Hero's Grave Gallery and Notes
AnonymousLike most lazy game designers today they don't know when to use RNG (and when not to). If you get to the point where you have to run between the two chariots to get to the plank jump off point and the chariots are running next to each other and timed together you're screwed, might as well just die.
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Use beast repellent torch to make the frogs (Basilisk) easy. Use Greatshield Soldier Ashes adn a ranged attack to make the bosses easy.
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Smashed the pot on the right hand side of the safe platform beside the stairs after the basilisks, to the right side the two chariots, right before the glovewort, and they collided. Don't know if it's coincidence, or if I somehow triggered the fire pillar from there?
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Chariots, death blight, and to top it all off the bosses are 2 Crucible Knights, who are the strongest regular enemies in the game. Now that's what I call artificial difficulty.
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Elden ring have some questionable dungeon design in some places, but the ones i really hate are the "hero's graves". A entire dungeon series based on run from a Chariot is just painful. And just to make me extra salty, somehow the game buged and the set/AoW didn't drop when the chariots crash... Search the area for drops, even try to reload the save, but nothing. It only work when i died and returned to the place. The chariots crashed again and this time i got the drops.
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You can kite the death frogs over to where the chariots go overhead. If the frogs spit death it kills the chariot on contact. You only need to kill one to get the loot.
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I was literally sitting in this dung reading how to get the tree armor and idk wtf happened but the 2 chariots killed themselves???? Got the armor lmao
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I hit each pillar once but the chariots just won’t destroy. What am I missing?
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Use Margit/Mohg shackle if you want to make this place a lot less cancer
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i destroyed the chariots after dying fifteen times on this run and i felt absolutely nothing from it. this place broke me. but at least i got some cool armor
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I love how sometimes standing under the arch will still get you hit by a chariot turning. Not always, but sometimes. Pretty cool
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I wonder what the significance of "Auriza" is - there is also Auriza Side Tomb in this area. Is it the former name of an existing location, an unused location, a person?
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I used margits shackle when I heard the fire pillar as I was cowering from the chariots just because I thought I might run into a flame jet as I was running for my life. Imagine my surprise when everything exploded and I got armor pieces.
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Loved this dungeon to be honest, completed it without a guide.
For the crucible duo, I summoned Black Knife Tiche so I can focus on the sword and shield crucible, easy to parry using Carian Retaliation ash.
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Use margits shackle on the big ramp with 2 chariots that you see after you pass the basilisks, it will destroy both chariots giving you the loot, good luck with the crucible knights!
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Literally the worst dungeon and the worst boss so far in my playthrough
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No. That's a massive pillar stories tall that does have a fire shooter attached to it but more importantly also has the spotlight that shines the chariot spawning beacon on to the floor. You raising the pillar is why the spawn beacon location changes causing the collision of chariots.
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so moving a fire pillar will somehow change where the chariot spawn, very intuitive fromsoft
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I’ll take a million poison swamps over this trash dungeon. Worse than Blighttown.
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Literally one of the worst dungeon designs. Chariots cost me 20k runes and the boss fight is pure cheese.
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They really need to rename the bosses to Craven Knights whatever cause nothing knightly about these jerks. Fighting one as the other for some reason holds back only to suddenly come at me as I'm getting my grove with the other.
Legit if they gonna gang up just keep ganging up don't do this sucker punch nonsense.
I slammed Margit’s shackle into the last spotlight just out of curiousity before the boss room and died. Nothing happened. Beat the boss, restarted the area and the two chariots at the big ramp randomly combusted and I got the loot. I have no clue what even happened.
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You don't even need to get to the second ramp, use one of the shackles in the first alcove on the first ramp once and when you get to the relevant point in the dungeon they will spawn, crash and destroy each other.
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Can someone please tell me what Auriza means/origins? I have a good idea of who the others were for but feel the ultimate clue for this one is in the name....
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The directions to make the chariots crash are overly complicated and totally unnecessary. None of the steps given here need to be followed, all that needs to be done is to use Mohg or Margit's shackle ONCE when you get to the second ramp and then forget about it. When you get far enough into the dungeon the chariots will spawn, almost immediately crash and destroy each other. That's it, all anyone need do to get the tree sentinel armour, which is very nice and well worth the trouble, holy ground is pretty good as well, a nice bonus to get with the TS armour.
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If your have trouble with the boss: summon a mimic (or any other high level ash) to take the agro of both knights. They need to be close together. Now roll behind them and start spamming Flame of the Redmaynes. If they are close enough, they will both be hit and constantly stance break, which keeps them locked in that place. Don't go in and attack on the stance break though, just keep spamming Flame of the Redmaynes untill at least one of them is dead.
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Got to the pillars. Moved up the slope to the next hiding spot. Moved over to the gap in the floor and hit Mohg's Shackle on a lark. It activated the fire pillar which triggered the third chariot to spawn right in front of me in which the two other chariots smashed into while destroying the just spawned chariot. No other chariots showed up the rest of the maze.
1 min of activity to save yourself some stress. Did I get lucky? Don't know but the result was well worth it.
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Easy just to get the Tree Sentinel armour (which is very good) and Golden Epitaph. Come back later when you can do the bosses.
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Of all the dungeons in Elden Ring, this is definitely one of them
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The chariots had me for a while, the bosses I killed first try.
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So is the little alcove near the top of the fire--breathing pillar thing just a red herring? As far as I can tell there's no way up to there, but if there was you could probably jump onto the pillar from it.
Tried to look up and see if the pillar went anywhere interesting but it's way too high and cramped for the camera....
Am I just being stupid here?
Srly this dungeon is one of the most annoying and hardest after 130 hours of my playing time. The chariots are fine with me, can easy to pass through after a few times, but the boss fight is really hard. I have just finished this dungeon right before writing these comments.
Suggest skeletons ash because if they are down and you can make the boss target you, the skeletons will respawn and continue to help you. Using fire pot/thunder pot is good too. Recommend thunder + fire AOW.
My level is 108 (when I write this cmt - mixed build don't ask) - using Uchigatana left hand (Thunder) + Nagakiba right hand (Fire) - dodge/roll play style - kill Spear first - Skeleton ash +0 - defeated bosses after around 25 times.
All in all, don't give up
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Fun fact! Furled fingers can also disable the chariots by using omen shackle
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Going by the comments there's a lot of dislike for Auriza but out of all the Hero's grave dungeons that have the chariot hazard this is by far the easiest, until you enter the boss room obviously. The beauty of this one is the chariots don't respawn after they crash, so if you die after you've made them smash into each other you can easily sprint past any skeletons straight to the boss room or take your time to get any items you want. The biggest bonus from the chariots not respawning is you don't cross the fog gate already at a disadvantage if you have had to use flasks on the way down to the boss, you start the fight with all your flasks and for a boss encounter like this one it will make a difference.
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Got through all the platforming and bullsh*t only to have start hovering in the corner you have run and start hovering. Death by doing what I’m supposed to, how I’m supposed to do it, and when I was supposed to do it. If you make something hard and unforgiving, you have to hold up your end. If I can jump between tiny 2x4s and fight death breathing frogs, you have to make the ****ing floor work!
Got away for time sufficient to use Comet Azur on one of the bosses while the other was fighting my Mimic. Then I did the same with the remaining one. But this was the fifth try or so... and the whole grave is a pain in the *** but manageable after some tries.
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for those of you wondering why the chariots won't crash after you hit the flaming pillar, go to the area with the duel chariots and use Margit's shackle.
it just works.
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At my game i didn't do anything with the lights, but all the chariots hit a light one after the other. I couldn't even count them, i think 4? They were all gone seconds later! This bug is in patch 1.06.
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I hit the firebreathing statues, died and nothing happened. The statues returned to the same position before I hit them.
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I made a faith based character and beat the boss solo by using lightning spear on the spear knight and running away. When he was dead you can solo the shielded knight
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One of the most memorable dungeons of my first playthrough, reminded me a bit of Sen's Fortress. A bit dissapointing that the boss is so easy...
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Perfectly designed to be needlessly annoying. No one likes these "sit and wait" set pieces, so they'll try to get through as quick as possible. This makes you die, which makes you frustrated, which makes you impatient and die more. The platforming may be better in Elden Ring, but let's face it, no one likes platforming in these games. When you finally make it past the two chariots, only to take your time to line up the drop and get killed by the third one you didn't notice, let's just say it's not fun.
Overall, not a hard dungeon if you take your time, but simply not fun.
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this dungeon is just obtuse and dumb
why does the light spawn chariots
why does the 3 chariots that get broken by the chariot that gets spawned also cause the first chariot in the dungeon to not spawn anymore
all the hero graves suck but this one in particular is just badly designed and way too specific
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I remember when I did this dungeon I was just appalled by the amount of stress it gave me
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There is an easy way to beat the Crucible Knights if you're a sorcerer. Summon a spirit ash (mimic tear will do fine), run around until both knights agro your spirit ash. Cast Terra Magica, drink wondrous flask with Cerulean Hidden Tear and Magic-Shrouding Cracked Tear and blast them with Comet Azur. They are very susceptible to Comet Azur when they aren't targeting you. I tried to fight them fairly (still with mimic tear ash) but it was too hard.
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I really want the crucible axe set, but I honestly can't see myself beating these two.
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I used the trick and killed the three chariots, but no loot dropped. Has anyone else experienced something similar?
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using either mohgs or margits shackle cause the flame pillars to rise, bypassing all the chariots and causing them to die from crashing into eachother
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I agree with a comment saying the dungeon itself isn't as hard as you might think, apart from the boss fight. Gelmir hero's grave is a lot worse. The chariots are easily dealt with and drop the tree sentinel set It was worth doing the dungeon just for that. There are a couple of nasty ambushes by basilisks in confined areas, not just one or two at a time either with multiple deathblight clouds to be wary of. So far though I've never been killed by that status effect from a basilisk my whole playthrough even when they are in groups, they don't seem to proc deathblight as quickly as the wormface.
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"Collect the Grave Glovewort (6), then hit the fire-breathing pillar so that it's breathing fire out the way you came in. You can time things such that you can dive back into the safe spot on the left of the ramp without taking any damage, then race to the bottom of the path, and take out the Omen guarding the Crucible Feather Talisman. (If you die on the way, don't worry, you've already done the step you need to destroy the chariots. Return to the wide ramp with two chariots and watch the carnage unfold!) Take the elevator up from the branch in the path, and then navigate around the fire-breathing pillar that you've already raised. Collect the Grave Glovewort (6) and 3x Great Dragonfly Head on the way and drop into an alcove that's right next to the wide ramp with two chariots. You'll notice that raising the pillar has created a sigil that will summon a third chariot in this area causing the chariots to crash into each other, breaking and leaving you with Ash of War: Holy Ground and the Tree Sentinel Set. Go north further to open the door leading to the boss area. You are also free to explore the area without interruptions from this point forward."
makes no sense
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One of the worst boss fights. Cheesiest way I found was Mimic, getting them both together and Rotten Breath away. If both of them get scarlet rotted (and Mimic is down), kite until rot wears off. One of them will be close enough to finish off in a few hits, then fight the other one normally (who will also be kinda low on HP). Recommend to focus Ordovis, because normal Crucible Knight is easier to read.
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advise using raptor of the mist ash of war. Trivializes the chariots. Just watch your FP. As for the boss, parry the sword boy, use spirits to distract the spear guy. Good luck.
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Mimic Tear can aggro both bosses, especially if using AoE attacks, and is quite tanky if upgraded. I managed to land Azur on both of em at the same time twice that way for a first try win (with plenty of luck I'm sure). Hope it helps.
This dungeon is not as bad as everyone makes it out to be. Just be a little patient with the chariots and take your time.
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Duo scimitars +11, one frost and one poison. Used greatshield ash, took some rng to work
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Use the shackles to turn the fire pillar from near the first drop where you fight the toads it will turn the pillar without you being there. The chariots will disappear
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The chariot just disappeared
Use the shackles Margit and wait about ten minutes and walah
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I keep dying trying to make the first drop, I never seem to be centered over the beam correctly...? Can anyone help? Is it directly lined up to the corpse on the overhang, or of it more to one side?
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I've helped two people defeat the boss but haven't myself :(
Somewhat easy to cheese aggro via melee. My strategy has been basically swap aggro by doing a quick stab and major attacks while both is turned. Unfortunately it is hard to find summons, and I just wanna beat the boss and never come back to this place. And I don't blame others for not wanting to come back with a summon lol
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Try greatshield ashes 9+
Keeps them both busy whilst you gently circleroast them w giantsflame , winner!
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My +10 mimic that can still solo most storyline bosses dies in about 30 seconds to the one crucible knight while I'm fighting the other one. Goes to show how goddamn tough these enemies are. mimic doesn't seem to be able to parry, which doesn't help.
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Ok seriously, what even is the point in putting 3 skeletons between the stake of marika and the fog door other than annoy the player? Actual trolling by the devs
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Wow, you really can just use Margit's Shackle in the room with the chariots and it destroys them all. So much easier.
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There is a lot of salt in these comments. My best advice? 1. Do deep root depths and get the prince of death's cyst talisman to help with death blight negation. 2. Unless you really want to, or must have something in this dungeon, just go for the boss and get out of here. You get a full set of armor and a weapon for avoiding chariots less than 10 times if you do the drop down method. That's a pretty big chunk of what is available here for some decent timing. 3. Anytime you want you can leave a place and come back! I've never been anywhere in any game where 10 extra levels didn't help. Maybe upgrade your weapon or acquire a talisman that will benefit you or change your loadout a bit, even try light load may help you get thru a area. I came here and saw hero's grave and said "Later" first thing, my first hero's grave was Mt. Gelmir's where you literally walk thru a river of lava while getting chased by chariots. That place IS a nightmare, and it was hard, but I took it slow and tried different tactics until I walked out with every piece of loot possible. Fringefolk's hero's grave imho is the devil. The Stalking Chariot of newbie doom is sadistic AF.
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I mean, I dealt with the place and the boss with a straight-up unga-bunga strength build around 100 so it's not...terrible? Overleveled yeah but if you've been packing vigor and your primary enough it shouldn't be too unbearable lower down. Just have enough health to survive an accidental bop or two from a chariot, and use meatballs+boluses to help your flasks stretch if you're really getting hit that much. This is definitely one of the more mild Heroes Graves.
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I wonder how often this dungeon incites domestic violence.
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I dislike how killing the chariots is only SLIGHTLY better than just killing the boss and dipping out.
The drops aren't bad, but honestly for how obscure the whole level is I don't really advocate going in here in the first place.
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Piss easy.. at level 169. Yea ;)
The high level made the boss fight easy, but the rest of the dungeon was pretty simple to navigate. After the other chariot dungeons, I wonder why people hate this particular one so much?
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dude, no. this fight with the crucible knights is absolute bullshit. I needed to double check, so I was putting my camera to a side view when I can. The shield knight's shield attack can hit when it is around "2 feet" away. and the spear knights grab attack can pull you out of a roll, I am almost certain is was during the i-frames because it was right smack in the meaty part of the roll, AND it was a foot or two away from actually making contact.
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I got through this dungeon with a few attempts. Its pretty hard! Seeing the chariots all crash into each other was very satisfying. The two crucible knights at the end are kind of cheesable. I killed them on my second attempt with no summons by using the pillars to block one knight while I threw lightning bolts at the other. I'm sure that strategy would work with any projectile weapon or spell.
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No seriously. You can’t summon spirit ashes in this fight. Go check.
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Whoever says you can summon ashes in his dungeon is straight up lying and I’d like to know why.
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Don't bother beating this disgusting excuse for game design of a dungeon fairly, use margitt/mohgs shackle at the 2nd landing where you first see the two chariots right in a cubby. This will spawn a third charriot killing them all. The boss fight is also insulting just a duo boss of bosses you have or will fight individually. I was able to solo, but if struggling spawn a mimic tear. Dont feel bad, that is what the people who designed this dungeon deserve :)
Clickbait Hero's Grave. Just grab the Golden Epitaph and leave. Other Hero's Graves have better loot.
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super easy dungeon with tons of awesome loot. took me maybe 10 minutes to complete and the bosses are very easy. takes little skill to parry them for fast kills.
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prob the shitiest dungeon in the game so far imo putting two enemies that has almost the same level of aggressiness in the same room is the most stupidest thing i could think off its not too bad when you get used to them but holy hell we went from O&S from DS1 to just putting duo bosses every 5 dungeons atleast the rewards are nice but it was by no means a pleasant experience
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I don't get why all the chariots died once i got to the 2nd landing and I didn't do anything.. 1.04 bug perhaps?
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Fun fact either mohgs shackle or margitts shackle counts as a long range attack and if you use either item when at the double chariot it will count as a hit on the beam spawning the third chariot and killing all 3 before you get to the actual pillar
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Don't bother, this area is a load of actual human f***ing feces in an otherwise beautiful game, I cannot imagine in the slightest what was going on in the designers' heads when they were creating this area and can only attribute it's existence to either A. A level of stupidity so f***ing high that it would make Robert J. Hanlon's head spin, or B. Genuine malice towards the player. Don't come here, it's not even worth the runes; not that you'll be leaving with any.
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**** dungeon but good loot, at least it’s worth the pain compared to the other dungeons
if you use one of the shackles, it makes the two chariots obsolete.
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