Darksouls Iron Golem Boss Guide


Iron Golem

The Iron Golem is the boss of the area Sens Fortress in Darksouls 3. The Iron Golem is a large boss, with slow attacks and very telegraphed moves. Honestly Sen's Fortress was harder than he was in my opinion. 

Now this boss fight will be a lot harder if you use a dex build. A lot of the dex weapons aren't good against him. The best weapons you can use with this boss is some sort of hammer or club, and Gold Pine Resin. This boss is just one giant thing of armor, so Lightning and Strike Damage will do wonders against him

Another thing you'll want to do is before you go into the boss, go up the spiral staircase opposite the direction of the fog wall. Up the spiral staircase is a giant, he throwing giant fire bombs down in the boss room, making a large section of it on fire. If you kill him here, there will be a lt more room for you to fight the Iron Golem.

When fighting the Iron Golem you'll want to stay under his legs, attack his legs and keep your shield up, that extra damage protection never hurts. He'll sometimes reach out to grab you, and if he does he'll smash you down to the ground, though there's a chance that if you're near the edge he'll throw you off the edge.

If you attack him enough times he'll get staggered, use this chance to hit him even more, if you hit him enough times while he's staggered he'll fall flat to the ground and sit there, giving you even more chance to attack  him.

At the end of the day he'ls a pretty easy boss if you have right build, is theres any of bosses you'd like me to do a guide on let me know in the comments below

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