While the bombs won’t explode as soon as they hit the ground, their fuses are short enough that they’ll blow up soon after. The boss will throw a pair of bombs at you three times in a row. The attack can be blocked or parried, but you’re probably better off just dodging out of the way as fast as possible. This attack has a long-range on it, so don’t underestimate it. Lance SweepĪfter making a long moaning sound, the boss will sweep his lance upward in front of him. Note that if you already have one Boss Stem Cell, the boss will immediately move to the second phase of this fight and skip this one. The following attacks and strategies all relate to the first phase of the boss fight. Let’s go through them in order, and explain what you’ll be up against and what you’ll need to do to deal with it. There are three phases to this boss fight. Attacks and Strategies Image Source: Game Guides Don’t underestimate this foe, he’s not to be trifled with. He’s got a double-edged spear that will allow him to attack you even if you’re behind him. For now, this is the endgame fight of Dead Cells that is going to make you struggle against finishing the game for a good long time. We’ll talk about that in another guide though. At least, that is until you hit Boss Stem Cell 5. Hand of the King is the final boss in Dead Cells. What is Hand of the King? Image Source: Gameranx We’ll even throw in some facts you might not have known. In this guide, we’ll tell you everything there is to know about the boss, and how to kill it. His weapon allows him to attack in front and behind him, so you’re never safe. Unlike other bosses like Conjunctivitis, he’s free to move anywhere he wants and has a lot of power behind him.

This is an incredibly challenging enemy that you’ll smash against like a brick wall over and over again as you start the game. Hand of the King is the initial final boss of Dead Cells.

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