Elden Ring - Boss Fight at Divine Tower in Caelid - Godskin Apostle

(10th Attempt with Screenshots & Pictures)

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Godskin Apostle pictured above.

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(Actual post is BELOW this intro info!)

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Today's post is about my boss fight at Divine Tower in Caelid with the Godskin Apostle!

(If you don't have time to read through the screenshots below, I've attached a video link of the full fight at the BOTTOM of the page!)

In previous posts, I forgot to add screenshots of my map position in the Lands Between. While this zoomed-in shot shows the northern coast of Caelid, I'll need to add a zoomed-out shot next time too. There's a round little nub on the northern coast of Caelid that has a tower on it -- that's where today's boss fight takes place.

It's very dark here but there's a Godskin Follower in that room below -- should probably turn on my waist lantern next time.

He's pretty strong and the room's small so I use that to my advantage and fill it up with Dragon Rot Breath.

Another blast has him hiding around the corner from a direct hit from this devastating incantation but the Rot Breath continues to fill up the room all the same and eat away at the Godskin Follower slowly.

With my magic bar spent, the Rot Breath clears and he's left staggered with only a smidge of health left.

Despite slowly dying, he rushes at me trying to put his last moments of life to good use but I just step back up the stairs.

From the top of the stairs I watch the Rot finally end him so I can proceed to the boss and try to save my fallen runes.

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Getting my incantations, magic potion, and ghost summons ready -- I step through the golden veil into a stage of chaos.

We kick things off by summoning up some resilient back up -- two undead spearmen. As you can see to the right, my fallen runes are resting in reach not too far away.

Hiding behind the undead spearmen to the right, he shields me from a black flames fireball while I move toward my runes.

Runes collected!

Finally ready to fight, I see that one of my undead spearmen has been staggered to his knees while the other is eating a giant black fireball to the face.

While Godskin Apostle is distracted I hit him with Dragon Rot Breath which proves to be very effective.

I somehow dodge this fireball by just running to the side.

Magic potion because spells are expensive.

Here's a side profile of the dragon head I summon when I cast Rot Breath.

Through the red smoke of my Rot Breath, the Godskin Apostle still flings a Black Flames fireball which I jump out of the way of.

Can never have too many potions ... unless your magic bar's already full.

I love this giant pink-red symbol that shows up when I cast this dreadfully annihilating spell.

With half of his health gone, Godskin Apostle starts stretching around the stage like Mister Fantastic from the Fantastic Four.

He interrupts my next Dragon spell with a black fireball that takes off almost half my life.

I think it's funny that you can sometimes dodge certain enemy attacks just by crouching.

My eternal spearmen keep up the pressure while I refuel.

I try to hit him with another dragon rot-breath spell but he summons a crazy-looking whirlwind of black flames.

Not sure at all how my spearmen survived such an insane attack -- or how I came away unaffected.

I could've Bloodhound Stepped out of these but jumping out of the way at the last minute looks a lot cooler.

He got a little too close to hitting me here.

That scythe of his is a tremendous weapon, just very impressive reach.

This might've been an attack I could've dodged simply by crouching if I timed it right.

This is where I thought I'd ended the battle ...

... But he flies out of the rot-smoke spinning his scythe like a giant blender!

I try to get out but it's just too fast and he's stretched himself pretty far.

Thankfully the rot-effect kills him before the attack can continue.

I win some new clothes, his clothes, so I'm excited to try them out.

Not sure why but it just doesn't look as great on me ... maybe it's because I'm missing the head gear.

Not too bad ... but not really my style. It's too ... Assassin's Creed-looking.

There we go -- that's more regal looking!

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Here's a vide of the full fight below: