Again, watch for the tail whip after a couple of hits. When it breathes fire, run to the back of its tail and get in a few cheeky strikes from there where you should be safe from the blaze. The safest place to be is at the side of its head where you can hack away. If it does charge at you, get ready to roll again when it stops, as a tail whip usually follows and that will end you in one strike. In either situation, the best thing to do is roll left or right and keep on rolling. When the fight starts, it will either breathe fire or charge at you. This deadly dragon is much more of a threat down here in its lair. Now drop down into the void and get ready for a tough fight. One of them has no sword - striking it will reveal an illusory wall. In a room up there, you'll find a bunch of knight statues. Now get to the Ringed Inner Wall bonfire again and take the elevator down, jumping off halfway down, through the opening where you went for the ring earlier. Dark Souls 3 vs Dark Souls 1 Graphics Comparison You would have also beaten the dragon on the bridge, knocking it into the abyss below. If you've been following this guide, you would have already spoken to the NPC behind the door from the Ringed Inner Wall bonfire, at the top of the stairs just before the swamp. Dark Souls 3: Darkeater Midir - how to find the secret boss We'll be covering that here, but if you need help with other parts of the DLC meanwhile, then take a look at our Dark Souls 3: Ringed City guide and walkthrough hub for plenty more. It's an optional place to branch off from the main sequence of the story, but what would Dark Souls be if you didn't stray off the beaten track for a surprise beat down? The Darkeater Midir boss follows on from the Ringed Inner Wall area of the Ringed City DLC, acting as the secret boss you may have heard about.
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