Read more about what I liked and didn't like in Elden Ring in my hands-on preview (opens in new tab). While dungeons are never necessary for completing the game, they let you earn some quick runes and find some. Boss Guide Catacomb dungeons in Elden Ring harbor many traps and tricks to challenge you on your quest to becoming Elden Lord. Make every statue boss a confused cat creature that looks like it's launching itself into the air with the power of its own dusty farts. Dodge imps and defeat the Erdtree Burial Watchdog with our Elden Ring Wyndham Catacombs walkthrough.
I've had enough of statues that come to life when they're just giant armored warriors with halberds and shields five times my size. Despite being an optional boss, plenty of players prefer to fight it, as successfully beating the Watchdog can get you Runes and other such items as rewards. Found in multiple different locations, this ghastly beast can be quite a nightmare to defeat. Are there a Momma and Papa Watchdog out there somewhere? Cousins in the freaky-flying-statue family tree? God I hope so. Erdtree Burial Watchdog is one of many bosses in Elden Ring. If there's one thing I'm hoping for from the full game, it's now to meet the rest of the Burial Tree Watchdog's family. I mean, there's tons of weird stuff, but most of it is weird in the way I expect from FromSoft: a caravan of undead soldiers led by giants, a monstrous blade beast locked in a dark room, a cave full of demihuman beastmen straight out of 2001: A Space Odyssey. This is by far the weirdest creature I ran into during the Elden Ring Network test. An Erdtree Burial Watchdog is the boss of Cliffbottom Catacombs located on the bottom of the lower eastern cliffside in East Liurnia.
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