The classes of the statues is in the following order from left to right: Rogue (dagger), Warrior (sword), and Cleric (hammer). Note that this is a one-time deal per playthrough so CHOOSE WISELY!! If you want to use the shard to respec your character simply clear the area of enemies/bosses then approach the statue of your choice along the outer wall. Now you have two options, you can use the shard to obtain a unique class weapon depending on which statue you choose, or you can reset your character to re-allocate all spell and attribute points you have, not both. MISSABLE ACHIEVEMENT/TROPHY ALERT!: Using the shard to obtain a weapon is the only way to get the 'Couldn't have done it myself' achievement/trophy.Once obtained, simply hold onto the shard until you reach the courtyard where the / fight takes place.

Use the key to open the door and beyond you will find the shard within a chest. Go to the platform on the right side of the stairs (looking down said stairs) and you will notice a small platform to the right within reach, jump to it and head up the two sets of stairs through the archway.BE CAREFUL!! At the top of the stairs before a locked door there is a small gap that you can fall through to your death, so be ready to jump over it. Get a running start and jump over the rail to reach the platform and obtain the Northern Monastery Wing Door Key.Now that you have the key, head back to the first room of the game. Instead of entering the doorway, turn around and head up the staircase until you see an item stashed away to your right in the central platform of the stairs. After defeating the, head down the newly opened stairway until you reach a large wooden door that gives you the option to leave. Page Tools.While doesn't have an abundance of secrets to explore, the ones it does have contain powerful pieces of loot that can turn the tide of war to your favor.Respec Your Character/Obtain Secret Class Weapon Shortly after beginning the game, you have the opportunity to access one of the most powerful artifacts the game offers, the Shard of Heroes! To reach it, you need to fight your way to the end of the intro section of the Monastery before you head outside. Out land head hunters they pride themselves on killing anyone who comes beyond the gate including silver knights though very few prevail. There are several side-quests in Lords of the Fallen and although they are not hugely involved and do not require a great deal of effort they do offer up some nice rewards including some nice lump. You’ll need to keep an eye on his Rage Meter (below his HP gauge). To fulfil the bonus requirement in this bout, you mustn’t let the Champion enter Rage Mode, with the exception of the periods between phases. Phase changes are not enrage.Lords of the Fallen guide: Champion boss battle.

Special Challenge: Defeating this boss without letting him enrage will result in you obtaining the an orange version of Sting.

He will throw 2 of these at a time, you can easily dodge these by applying the same strategy that you did against the Drill strikes. In the latter half of the fight, he will replace Drill strikes with flaming knives. You can roll, sprint, or jump out of the way of this easily. The champion will send 2 of these each time. Overhead move followed by smashing the ground, sending underground projectiles that seek and will explode quickly once they reach the player. These can be blocked, but will consume large amounts of stamina. DoT attacks such as poison and fire will assist in filling up his Rage meter.Ģ Quick slashes followed by an uppercut. His Rage meter fills up every time he attacks or is attacked. You can plant a tower shield down to stun him if he runs into it, giving you an opening to attack. He hits the ground then runs at you, knocking you down and dealing a lot of damage, especially if the champion is enraged. Keeping one's distance from the Champion and attacking with ranged weapons, such as the Gauntlet, is a safe strategy, but may be slow if the player doesn't have the correct Runes for their Gauntlet or hasn't invested in magic. Using Tower Shields is also a very effective strategy when the Champion attempts to charge the player, plant the Tower Shield into the ground and the Lord will recoil off the shield, again allowing for a few hits.

Players should keep their distance from the Champion to avoid his charge attack (he sprints quite quickly, meaning if players are too close they won't have much time to roll out of the way), and use Prayer after he has finished charging. This is a decent strategy for melee players. The Champion is very susceptible to the 'Prayer' spell when cast, the Champion will attack the decoy, allowing the player to get a few attacks in. Using a Kite shield or a Tower shield can stop his charges. Very agile and very brutish, he is often susceptible to be enraged. The Champion is a Boss you face in Lords of the Fallen.

Lord of the fallen champion