Elden Ring - Boss Fight - Margit the Fell Omen
Finally after leaving to level up some, I have returned to take on this cinematic villain who questioned my ambitions as a Tarnished.
I of course summoned an cooperator to help me because I needed them to distract Margit while I Impaling Thrusted him to kingdom come into order to stagger him and then set him ablaze with Flame Frenzy my new favorite Incantation.
Thankfully my summoned cooperator was able to survivie long enough for me to take out more than half of Margit's life.
He had some really cool attacks, all those light-construct weapons -- the daggers, sword, and big hammer.
In the end, I finished him off and got a Talisman Pouch which was awesome. He was still muttering about something even though he was basically a ghost now but now I can finally enter Stormveil Castle and see what's going on in there.
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