How To Beat The Heir
The world of tunic may be cartoonish, but it still contains its fair share of challenges. The player will need every upgrade and piece of gear they can find if they are to overcome everything the game throws at them. However, having the right gear is not enough: the player also needs the skills and information to get the most out of their gear.
Bosses present the biggest challenges Tunic, and none is a greater threat than the Heritage, the final boss of the game. As with the game’s other bosses, there’s more than one way to bring down this Big Bad. However, some strategies are easier and more efficient than others. Here’s everything the player needs to know to defeat the Heritage.
The Inheritance Basics
Defeat The Heritage It’s both about how the player prepares for this difficult battle and how well they avoid the heir’s devastating moves. Unlike other battles in the game where you can rely on the player’s skills to get them through regardless of their level of preparation, the battle is against The Heritage relies much more on pre-planning. Have enough mana is very important: There are several ways of taking it the Heritage below, but the simplest requires a lot mana If the player does not have a seven mana potions, It’s a good idea to visit dealer and buy blueberries which can be refilled mana during the fight.
That firestick and magic dagger are important to this fight, as are they reverse ash (which allows the player to rotate theirs healing potions in mana potions) the dagger strap (which reduces the Magic dagger pouring time) and the anklets (which increase the player’s movement speed). Knowing what to equip is important for beginners, but veterans will benefit here too.
How to beat the heir
As in Zelda, the player must know how to make the most of the collected special items in order to triumph in and against certain boss battles The Heritage Is one of them. Once the battle starts, use the firestick and Magic dagger freeze the boss at the same time. This will immobilize The Heritage long enough for the player to land multiple hits before escaping to safety. The best time to refill mana is while the boss is frozen: However, don’t get greedy and attack during the same stun period as there is no time.
Although the player can run in any direction, this is a game where some moves are safer than others. Running up or down often puts the player in danger since he is so fast The Heritage moves when performing a dash attack. The boss’s sword can also hit the player from a deceptively long distance, so it’s a good idea to avoid the boss whenever possible. The player will want to repeat this pattern of freezing the boss, striking, and then running to the last the heirs health is exhausted.
However, it wouldn’t be a challenge if the final boss was so easy: the Heritage has a second phase.
During this phase, the boss’s eyes and sword will glow purple and the move-set will change. Luckily the original strategy of freezing the Heritage, Hitting and running again works for the second stage as well. In this phase, however, it is advisable to run backwards after hitting the boss, as this is the best way to gain distance before the boss’s follow-up hit.
the heirs dash attacks during the second phase cover the entire platform and are managed by a slash in the opposite direction, so the player must be careful not to get caught. Can’t stun the Heritage will allow the boss to introduce other, more difficult attack patterns that can quickly kill this iconic fox, so it is important that the player sticks to the plan the Heritage Low.
tunic is available for PC, Mac, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Playstation 5 and Nintendo Switch.