Darksouls 3 Slave Knight Gael

Slave Knight Gael

Slave Knight Gael is the final boss of the final DLC in all of the Souls series. A good ending if you ask me, Gael being one of the more challenging and interesting boss fights in the game. One of the more interesting parts of this fight is you see Slave Knight Gael as an npc multiple times in the Ringed City dlc, and even the Ashes of Ariendel DLC, and he is the way you actually get to the Ashes of Ariendel DLC as well as being able to summon him to help you fight Sister Friede and Father Ariendel, and even the Demon Princes fight in The Ringed City DLC as well as seeing his messages all around the Dreg Heap telling you where to jump and where not to.

Where to Find.

  
Slave Knight Gael is right after the Halflight of the Church bossfight, once that fight is finished go up the stairs and you'll see a bonfire, rest at that then go through the doors, you'll be brought into a cut scene then you'll be a different area, if you walk around you'll be in an ashen waste land, walk to the big arena looking place in the middle and that's where he's at.

Boss Fight

The Boss Fight is very difficult, but the good challenging difficult and not the impossible kind. The first part of the fight starts out where he's on all fours and will charge and jump at you, this part of the fight keep your thumb ready on that B button, you'll need to roll a lot, hit him once or twice depending on what weapon you're using every time he finishes doing an attack.

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