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Jagged Peak Drake is a Boss in Elden Ring. They are large dragons said to have come from the bloodline of Bayle, and in turn have inherited his power to conjure flame lightning. The first Drake is fought at the foothills of the Jagged Peak, while two others are fought on the way upwards.
This is an optional boss as players don't need to defeat it to advance in Elden Ring.
Lesser Dragon is the normal enemy form of this boss. Other bosses with the same basic attacks are Flying Dragon Agheel, Flying Dragon Greyll, Decaying Ekzykes, Glintstone Dragon Smarag, Glintstone Dragon Adula,Borealis the Freezing Fog, and Ghostflame Dragon. Glintstone Dragon is a normal enemy with the same basic attacks.
Jagged Peak Drake Locations
- Jagged Peak Foothills [More Info ↓] [Map Link]
- Jagged Peak [More Info ↓] [Map Link]
Jagged Peak Drake Combat information
- Stance: 120
- Parryable: No
- Is vulnerable to a critical hit after being stance broken
- Damage:
Standard,
Strike,
Fire,
Lightning
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Dragon type
- Weak point: Head (+50%)
Negations (or Absorptions)
The negation numbers are the % of your damage that gets blocked. For example, if a negation is 60, 40% of that damage by that type will go through and 60% will be negated. Bigger number = less damage. A negation of 100 means no damage goes through, and a negation of -100 mean the enemy takes 2x damage from that source. 0 means damage goes pretty much as is.
Elden Ring Jagged Peak Drake Boss Guide
Jagged Peak Drake Boss Video Guide
Jagged Peak Drake Fight Strategy
The Best Tips for Jagged Peak Drake:
- Use the Rotten Breath incantation to inflict Scarlet Rot
- Use the Opaline Hardtear in mixed Physick to increase one's damage resistance.
- The Dragon-Hunter's Great Katana deals +30% damage against this boss.
Melee Users
The Jagged Peak Drake can be found at the entrance to the Jagged Peak, found after clearing the Dragon's Pit, sleeping in a shallow lake surrounded by dragon corpses. This boss is optional but can be encountered very early, so you may want to come back later. This boss deals both fire and lightning damage, with many melee and ranged options. It will move around the arena constantly, so staying on Torrent is key.
The second encounter is unique, as it will be fighting alongside another drake when you start the fight with it. The other drake has its own separate health bar, and can be killed independently of the actual boss. They are first seen fighting other enemies, so its best to go in for the kill while they are distracted.
The one of many melee attacks that the Jagged Peak Drake does is a tail sweep. While facing you, it might start to turn around. When it does, it lifts its tail and sweeps it around. This can be easily indicated as it takes a while for the Drake to turn around, so you will need to time your dodge roll right to avoid receiving damage. You can dodge forward to also get closer to it so that you can perform close-range melee attacks on its legs to break its stance to further deal heavy damage to it.
It also has a few attacks where it will be stationed in one location in the area. One of which is when it plants itself on the ground and breathes fire in front of it, this attack can be easily indicated when it has fire in its mouth and starts to swing its head slowly from side to side. When you see this, that is your signal to run to the sides to avoid the flames and to catch up to it to deal damage to its sides as it will only direct the flames in front of it. Another attack is when it lets out a roar followed by flame-lightning striking the ground in front and around it. Watch for spots where the lightning will land. Alternatively, you can also try to run to its sides and go around the boss.
The Jagged Peak Drake has a few leaping attacks that it performs. One of them is its heavy stomps which it will leap into the air, hover a moment, and stomp down heavily onto you. This attack can be indicated when it hovers momentarily in the air. You will need to time your dodge towards its back legs right when it stomps onto the ground, this will avoid the damage and get you closer to attacking it. The next leaping attack is its leaping fire-breathing attack, It will leap up and then breathe out fire when it hovers down backward. This leaves a large AoE on fire so you will need to run or dodge roll out of the indicated orange glow on the ground. It will land a distance away from you so you can either catch up to attack it or wait until its next attack.
A good strategy here is to utilize Torrent to make this fight easier, as with all instances of dragon combat. You can ride around the area to evade the dragon's attacks while also chipping off damage by attacking its legs. You can dash away out of harm's way with Torrent, so you can move in and out of combat, making this fight easier if you choose to go on horseback for this fight.
Once you defeat the Jagged Peak Drake, it will drop 90,000 Runes, 1 Dragon Heart, and 1 Dragonscale Flesh.
Magic and Ranged Users
Strategy Writeup for Magic Users
Jagged Peak Drake Attacks & Counters
Attack | Description | Counter |
Most of its attacks are the same as Flying Dragon Agheel, see Agheel's page for a more comprehensive guide | ||
Drake's Flame Lightning | Raises its head high and roars, calling down bolts of flame lightning from the sky to strike the ground. | Get under the dragon or get on Torrent and circle around. Watch the ground for orange sparks, as it indicates where the lightning will hit. |
Raging Smash | The Drake roars and lifts up its wings, before smashing the ground three times. The last hit is delayed. | Get underneath it or run away on horseback. |
Jagged Peak Drake Notes & Other Trivia
- Other Notes and Trivia Go Here
Shadow of the Erdtree Bosses Ranked
Jagged Peak DrakeJagged Peak Foothills |
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Drops | ![]() Dragon Heart Dragonscale Flesh |
HP | 31,941 |
Elden Ring Jagged Peak Drake Boss (Jagged Peak Foothills)
- This is an optional boss
- Closest Site of Grace: Dragon's Pit Terminus
- Multiplayer is not allowed for this boss
- You can summon Spirit Ashes for this boss
Elden Ring Jagged Peak Drake Location
From the Dragon's Pit Terminus Site of Grace, head out of the tunnel and up the path and carefully make your way down the cliff to find an open field with the Jagged Peak Drake lying in the middle of it. [Map Link]
Jagged Peak Drake Combat information
- Health: 31,941 HP
- Defense: 123
- Drops
90,000, Dragon Heart, Dragonscale Flesh
Resistances
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Poison: 689 / 979 / 1436
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Scarlet Rot: 689 / 979 / 1436
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Hemorrhage: 689 / 979 / 1436
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Frostbite: 689 / 979 / 1436
The resistance numbers are the buildup amount to trigger it. For example, if a resistance is 100 you must deal 100 points of the given buildup to trigger it. Note that these go down over time, and increase each time the effect procs. The values after the "/"s indicate the increased resistances after each successive proc.
NG+ and Beyond (click to reveal)
NG | NG+ | NG+2 | NG+3 | NG+4 | NG+5 | NG+6 | NG+7 | |
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HP | 31,941 | 34,403 | 37,844 | 39,564 | 41,284 | 44,724 | 46,444 | 48,165 |
Defense | 123 | 126 | 129 | 132 | 138 | 144 | 151 | 163 |
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90,000 | 90,000 | 99,000 | 101,250 | 108,000 | 110,250 | 112,500 | 114,750 |
Resistances |
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689 / 979 / 1436 | 767 / 1057 / 1514 | 779 / 1069 / 1526 | 790 / 1080 / 1537 | 802 / 1092 / 1549 | 813 / 1103 / 1560 | 825 / 1115 / 1572 | 836 / 1126 / 1583 |
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689 / 979 / 1436 | 767 / 1057 / 1514 | 779 / 1069 / 1526 | 790 / 1080 / 1537 | 802 / 1092 / 1549 | 813 / 1103 / 1560 | 825 / 1115 / 1572 | 836 / 1126 / 1583 |
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689 / 979 / 1436 | 767 / 1057 / 1514 | 779 / 1069 / 1526 | 790 / 1080 / 1537 | 802 / 1092 / 1549 | 813 / 1103 / 1560 | 825 / 1115 / 1572 | 836 / 1126 / 1583 |
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689 / 979 / 1436 | 767 / 1057 / 1514 | 779 / 1069 / 1526 | 790 / 1080 / 1537 | 802 / 1092 / 1549 | 813 / 1103 / 1560 | 825 / 1115 / 1572 | 836 / 1126 / 1583 |
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Drops | ![]() Dragon Heart Dragonscale Flesh |
HP | 39,377 |
Elden Ring Jagged Peak Drake Boss (Jagged Peak)
- This boss is found fighting alongside another dragon, which begins at 70% health. Only the boss needs to be defeated to win the fight.
- This is an optional boss
- Closest Site of Grace: Foot of the Jagged Peak
- Multiplayer is not allowed for this boss
- You can summon Spirit Ashes for this boss
Elden Ring Jagged Peak Drake Location
The Jagged Peak Drake can be found just near the Foot of the Jagged Peak Site of Grace. From the Site of Grace, head southeast through the rocky path and you'll find the dragon fighting another dragon. [Map Link]
Additional Fight Strategy
- Kill the other dragon if you wish to make the fight less dangerous. Attack them with Rotten Breath until they become afflicted. It takes around two full durations of rot to weaken the boss heavily. Sorcerers can gain the required stats for Rotten Breath with items like Silver Tear Mask, Marika's Soreseal, Two Fingers Heirloom, and Outer God Heirloom.
Jagged Peak Drake Combat information
- Health: 39,377 HP
- Defense: 125
- Drops
120,000, Dragon Heart, Dragonscale Flesh
Resistances
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Poison: 734 / 1024 / 1481
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Scarlet Rot: 734 / 1024 / 1481
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Hemorrhage: 734 / 1024 / 1481
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Frostbite: 734 / 1024 / 1481
The resistance numbers are the buildup amount to trigger it. For example, if a resistance is 100 you must deal 100 points of the given buildup to trigger it. Note that these go down over time, and increase each time the effect procs. The values after the "/"s indicate the increased resistances after each successive proc.
NG+ and Beyond (click to reveal)
NG | NG+ | NG+2 | NG+3 | NG+4 | NG+5 | NG+6 | NG+7 | |
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HP | 39,377 | 40,611 | 44,672 | 46,702 | 48,733 | 52,794 | 54,824 | 56,855 |
Defense | 125 | 126 | 129 | 133 | 139 | 145 | 152 | 164 |
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120,000 | 120,000 | 132,000 | 135,000 | 144,000 | 147,000 | 150,000 | 153,000 |
Resistances |
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734 / 1024 / 1481 | 785 / 1075 / 1532 | 797 / 1087 / 1544 | 808 / 1098 / 1555 | 820 / 1110 / 1567 | 832 / 1122 / 1579 | 844 / 1134 / 1591 | 856 / 1146 / 1603 |
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734 / 1024 / 1481 | 785 / 1075 / 1532 | 797 / 1087 / 1544 | 808 / 1098 / 1555 | 820 / 1110 / 1567 | 832 / 1122 / 1579 | 844 / 1134 / 1591 | 856 / 1146 / 1603 |
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734 / 1024 / 1481 | 785 / 1075 / 1532 | 797 / 1087 / 1544 | 808 / 1098 / 1555 | 820 / 1110 / 1567 | 832 / 1122 / 1579 | 844 / 1134 / 1591 | 856 / 1146 / 1603 |
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734 / 1024 / 1481 | 785 / 1075 / 1532 | 797 / 1087 / 1544 | 808 / 1098 / 1555 | 820 / 1110 / 1567 | 832 / 1122 / 1579 | 844 / 1134 / 1591 | 856 / 1146 / 1603 |
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Lesser Dragon Combat information
- Health: 38,109 HP
- Defense: 124
Resistances
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Poison: 726 / 1016 / 1473
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Scarlet Rot: 726 / 1016 / 1473
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Hemorrhage: 726 / 1016 / 1473
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Frostbite: 726 / 1016 / 1473
The resistance numbers are the buildup amount to trigger it. For example, if a resistance is 100 you must deal 100 points of the given buildup to trigger it. Note that these go down over time, and increase each time the effect procs. The values after the "/"s indicate the increased resistances after each successive proc.
NG+ and Beyond (click to reveal)
NG | NG+ | NG+2 | NG+3 | NG+4 | NG+5 | NG+6 | NG+7 | |
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HP | 38,109 | 39,588 | 43,547 | 45,527 | 47,506 | 51,465 | 53,444 | 55,424 |
Defense | 124 | 126 | 129 | 132 | 139 | 145 | 151 | 164 |
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726 / 1016 / 1473 | 782 / 1072 / 1529 | 794 / 1084 / 1541 | 805 / 1095 / 1552 | 817 / 1107 / 1564 | 829 / 1119 / 1576 | 841 / 1131 / 1588 | 852 / 1142 / 1599 |
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726 / 1016 / 1473 | 782 / 1072 / 1529 | 794 / 1084 / 1541 | 805 / 1095 / 1552 | 817 / 1107 / 1564 | 829 / 1119 / 1576 | 841 / 1131 / 1588 | 852 / 1142 / 1599 |
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726 / 1016 / 1473 | 782 / 1072 / 1529 | 794 / 1084 / 1541 | 805 / 1095 / 1552 | 817 / 1107 / 1564 | 829 / 1119 / 1576 | 841 / 1131 / 1588 | 852 / 1142 / 1599 |
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726 / 1016 / 1473 | 782 / 1072 / 1529 | 794 / 1084 / 1541 | 805 / 1095 / 1552 | 817 / 1107 / 1564 | 829 / 1119 / 1576 | 841 / 1131 / 1588 | 852 / 1142 / 1599 |
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Jagged Peak Drake Lore
Lore Items Related to Jagged Peak Drake Dragon
Dragon Heart
Dragon heart seized by a dragon tracker.
Riddled with Gravel Stone, this grotesque organ continues to beat vivaciously.
An offering used in the Dragon Communion.
Consume a dragon's heart at the altar to make its power yours.
While a terrible and savage-looking thing, the heart has a peculiar beauty to it.
Dragonscale Flesh
A lump of hot flesh carved from beneath the inverted scales said to grow on aged dragons.
When ingested as-is, boosts vigor, stamina, strength, and dexterity at the cost of gradual HP loss.
To the drake warriors, there is no more intoxicating liquor than the heat of dragons.
Dragon Greatclaw
Weapon said to have been whittled from the claw of a great, ancient dragon, wielded by grotesque Tree Sentinels who yet serve the Erdtree.
The claw is enwreathed with lightning, and tears through the dragons' feeble descendants with ease.
Dragon King's Cragblade
Piercing Gravel Stone sword containing primeval lightning.
A portion of the Dragonlord's power, gained from a remembrance.
This weapon commands great power over the paltry, mortal dragons of today.
Dragonwound Grease
Solidified grease made from a gravel-stone mixture. Craftable item.
Coats armament, granting an anti-dragon effect.
The effect lasts only for a short time.
When the dragons were born from their ancient kin, they lost their stone scales, which can now be used to cause them mortal harm.
Drake Knight Armor
Black iron armor worn by drake knights.
Features the spoils of a dragon catch as an emblem of pride as both dragon hunter and partake of communion.
The cape is crafted with dragon wing membrane.
From birth, drake knights speak not a word. They spend their lives pursuing the strength of dragons, for its sublime beauty and inspiration of awe.
Greyoll's Roar
Superior incantation of Dragon Communion.
Channels the power of Greyoll, the Elder Dragon.
An incantation of legendary status.
Transforms caster into a dragon to emit a terrible roar, reducing the attack power and defense of nearby enemies.
Greyoll was the mother of all dragons, dwarfing all who stood before her like a looming mountain.
Map (Dragonbarrow)
Map of Dragonbarrow and environs.
The dragons that escaped the scarlet rot and made nest of the plateau to Caelid's north. Thus it was named "Dragonbarrow," and none dare to enter.
Dialogues Related to Jagged Peak Drake
Dragon Communion Priestess
(When asked about Bayle): In a long time past, Bayle turned upon the Dragonlord. The foul traitor assailed our master and inflicted a grievous wound, only to make a hasty retreat. ...Becoming a sworn enemy of the Brood. Since that day, Bayle and his bloodline - the drakes - have served as sacrifices for Dragon Communion.
Jagged Peak Drake Image Gallery
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easy peasy, dragons are very easy to kill so mathematically speaking two dragons are twice as easy
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Yeah sure, 2 copy-paste dragons flying back and forth coating the arena in fire, only to land 90 degrees on a mountain so the player can't ever hit them. Really giving skyrim competition for the most insufferable dragon fights.
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If you struggle against dragons, clearly you're not built for these jagged peak hood, me and my buddy igon be having a blast around these big fellas
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You can summon spirit ashes for both fights, the page is incorrect.
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With just my bow and standing on those rocks that we normally jump over into to start the fight. A cheese basically as I was never attacked and just used arrows. Even hit the lower end drake some times as I could not always tell. Anyways I used no health pots standing on those rocks. Just FP was needed. I even changed some talismans for more damage and longer range. No summon needed either. It seemed that dragon could not tell where I was even when facing me. Anyways finally am done with that beast and I just say R.I.P. my friend.
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I lost many times, keeping track of my summon so it did not disappear plus dodging the fire was bad enough for me. Today when I went there I thought of trying a different approach. With just my bow and standing on those rocks that we normally jump over into the fight. Wow! Seems like a cheese to me as I was never attacked and just used arrows. Even hit the lower end drake some as I could not always tell. Anyways I used no health pots standing on those rocks. Just FP was needed. No summon either. It seemed that dragon could not tell where I was. Anyways finally am done with it! R.I.P. my friend.
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Nah the second one has just 2k less health than Bayle, bro's a monster
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left them fighting until one very low then rode torrent up behind the big bad one and used Ancient Dragoin lightning strike on him about 4 times and then he was dead. he didnt even notice me./ didnt fly away and the other dragon i killed with one ADLS when he had the nerve to wing swipe me once the main drake was dead. strangley easy.///
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When fighting the dueling drakes, if you kill the main drake with the boss hp bar, and then die to the inferior drake, the inferior drake doesn't respawn afterwards, idk whether he was gonna drop a heart or not (some tell me please ) but if he does then you've missed out on it.
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Following up its melee attacks with flying away into fire breath is really bullcrap, especially when they can repeat it as much as they want. Cmon just give me time to hit this damn thing with my sword, I don't even care about its damage.
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the dragon is cool af visually and everything but fighting him is a pain in the ass. I got 3 scadutree blessings, ritualshield and the vagabond set with scaled parts and I'm getting oneshot by his flame breath. I know I only have 36 vig but what the actual ****. The dumbest part is that none of his other things oneshot me. only his flame breath. which is incidentally completely unavoidable on the retreat attack and the hitboxes are incredibly unclear on the other attacks. Would be fun if they made the flame breath a temperature that isn't the melting point of ****ing diamonds, but I guess I'll just have to suffer until I get lucky and he doesn't use the retreat attack at at the last 5 hits a third time.
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FYI The second encounter where the two dragons are fighting each other seems to have broken spirit summon AI. I summoned the mimic and it literally did nothing but follow me around. 0 attacks. Happened across multiple characters.
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From Soft meticulously crafting the shittiest boss in the game, just a big lizard that flies away every single time you go near it, then putting 2 of them in an arena and calling it a day. Truly the same devs who decided Godskin Duo was the best boss they ever made.
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Idk why it says you can't summon here, but you definitely can.
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Easiest dragonboss in the game, didn't even get hit once while on torrent. Literally as easy as the ones at dragonbarrow
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Igon somehow died at the spot with the two dueling dragons. Now I can't summon him for the Bayle fight :( Maybe he got killed by one of the dragons?
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Multiplayer is allowed for the one directly after the dragons pit
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Why couldnt we get Drakes flame lighting too? It would have been perfect for my build
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For the Faith users out there uncertain what to use on him, try Pest-Thread Spears. Charged casts locked onto his head will absolutely chunk him
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You might be tempted to focus on the jagged peak drake first so the other dragon may help you. Don't. You will get caught between the two dragons and die to their fire breath while you are being locked on to one of them. Better wait until the lesser dragon dies before engaging the peak drake. Take the opportunity to apply status effects if you want, but don't stay engaged when both dragons are alive.
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Missed opportunity to not give you Flamelightning breath. Ghostflame breath is alright I guess, but having at least one type of lightning breath would have been better IMO.
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How are you fools struggling? They're just basic ass enemies at this point.
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I think those dragon fights are boring. Always the same obnoxious pattern. Then it insta kills because you hang somewhere. Much wow. Great design
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in the second fight, if you kill the drake boss, then fight the lesser dragon, you won't consume any stamina even if you hit it and it hits you, odd
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The first dragon got stuck on the mountain and just stay there breathing fire.
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"Use the Speckled Hardtear Crystal Tear to increase fire resistance"
No you don't, that's the tear for status effects not the tear for extra damage absorption. The correct one should be opaline hardtear
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it's weird how often i get summoned here. not senessax, just his dumbass little brother down the stairs. why do you need me for this lol
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You can absolutely summon spirit ashes for the second fight, but it's way more fun to fight alongside your dragon buddy instead
- Anonymous
Another bog standard dragon fight. How many more ya got Zaki? :roll:
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Interesting to note is that the boss drake during the dual fight is the only one that drops anything and Igon’s spawn is connected to it. I managed to kill it before the lesser drake died, and Igon immediately appeared. Killing the lesser drake dropped nothing, not even any runes, which probably makes it the only 0 rune enemy in the game.
If anyone has yet to fight them, please try killing the boss and resting without killing the lesser drake. I’m interested in knowing if he would respawn or not.
Also, the wiki is currently wrong in saying it has only one melee attack. It seems to have the full melee moves of all the lesser dragons. So it has the tailspin, stomp, spinning bite, and charge.
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The one you find fighting another dragon near Igon is the Jagged Peak Drake. The one you find alone at Foot of the Jagged Peak is the Jagged Mid Drake
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yea this one somehow seemed more annoying than the others. Im kinda weird and actually like fighting the dragons but this obnoxious guy just constantly flew away into lightning-fire-triple-sweep combo before flying again when I finally got near his head to hit him maybe once. almost a meme like how can we just make this cancer and pretend its upping the challenge or making it more interesting. I'd rather it just have double hp and be a fun fight, which would be lazy but more fun than this
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First dragon I used arrows to take down, tho I forgot arrow talismans are a thing. Can be poisoned to speed it up. Bow was fun, will use again!
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I cant get summoned for co-op. My friend is trying to summon me for the two dragons fighting each other but I cannot put my finger down? It's just greyed out.
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Can someone confirm if this is the first lesser (as in non-ancient, 4 legged) dragon that uses lightning? Because I don't remember this ever being the case in the base game. Which would be an interesting lore wrinkle as in before supposedly only ancient dragons could use lightning. Although here it's yellow and not red lightning. So maybe lesser dragons can learn only lesser lightning like the Dragonkin Soldiers can only use frost lightning.
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Cool spectacle, only problem is that the dragon you're supposed to help ends up killing you 90% of the time.
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Dude kept backing away, eventually it fell off the cliff by the big archway and died on my playthrough... wtf?
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Do NOT get summoned as a co-op after defeating the main drake. The other one will despawn forever (seemingly) if you are removed from the game in such a way.
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Why the Bayle have the weakest fire breath out of every goddamn dragon on this peak
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Looks like it is resistant to poison, but not scarlet rot. Just like the ghostflame dragons. I don't know why From decided this.
- Anonymous
Ah yes I love waiting half an hour for two enemies to finish fighting before I do the boss. What very excellent design.
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I used crimson bubbletear and opaline bubbletear then went into him with Scarlet Aeonia. Though Crimson Tear is worthless because he will one shot you no matter your fire resistance. Waited for him to kill off second drake then used Pest Threads to finish him off. They deal more damage the bigger the enemy is. You can use Incantation while riding Torrent though to escape his Hellish Breath
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Poor guy got to be the test dummy for the new dragon-killing katana everyone picked up before they came here
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Poor guy got to be the test dummy for the new dragon-killing katana everyone picked up before they came here
- Anonymous
This fight is fairly easy if you stay on Torrent and use bows. I used a crossbow with rot bolts and bleed bolts. Bleed the dragon while its rotting, continuously circle it (I went clockwise), and stay just outside of its wingspan.
- Anonymous
Why the **** does the fire oneshot you? Especially annyoing with the double dragon fight since you need to wait for the other dragon to die
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this guy just randomly flew onto the hill next to the arena and bugged out
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This boss just offed itself out of nowhere. I just rode past it while it was fighting (and winning, by a wide margin) against the regular drake since I figured I'd get my ass handed to me if I tried fighting it right now, but after I went up the second spirits print "GREAT ENEMY FELLED" suddenly popped up in the middle of the screen along with the drops, followed by Igon spawning on the way to the spiritspring, telling me what a great drake hunter I was or some such nonsense as well as asking me to summon him later to fight Bayle.
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another boring copy pasted dragon eh it could have been worse atleast its not an ancient dragon
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dont bother equipping any fire res, youll get oneshot anyways
- Anonymous
It says: "This is not an optional boss as players don't need to defeat it [...]". It should be: "This is an optional boss"
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This is not an optional boss as players don't need to defeat it to advance in Elden Ring
- Anonymous
Summoned Latenna. Doesn't attack unless is hit by the drakes first
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