When Velstadt takes a knee and summons a dark power, go to town on him. If it's blocked, it drains a bit more stamina than his other attacks, but you still have enough stamina to counter with at least one or two attacks. This is a single hit attack, and can be blocked or evaded. If you stand a little bit away from Velstadt, he uses a moderately quick but linear lunging attack. All of these attacks are relatively slow, only drain about 40 percent of your stamina if you block (and have decent stamina) and once blocked or evaded, you can hit Velstadt at least three times before he recovers. If you stay close to Velstadt, he generally uses a single attack or a two-hit combo attack. Make sure you're as agile as possible during this fight, even stripping down to lighter armor if you have to. The biggest weakness Velstadt, the Royal Aegis has is that all of his attacks have a great deal of recovery. If you don't have those things available, then one has to question how you made it this far into the game. If you have a shield that absorbs 100 percent damage and a decent amount of stamina, there isn't much to this battle. Great weapons, in more than just name, proliferate Drangleic although which ones can become the most powerful depends on the hands that harness them.Velstadt, the Royal Aegis is one of the slower bosses in Dark Souls 2. The tremendous arsenal that one can accumulate through their travels in Dark Souls II is staggering, though not as much as some of the most impressive implements of destruction that can be potentially wielded for more than satisfying combat results. Updated on December 30th, 2020, by Reyadh Rahaman: There is a weapon for every playstyle and a playstyle for every Bearer of the Curse. If one wants the quick and dirty on what those weapons are, scroll down and check out the strongest weapons to be found in Drangleic. The fact that most of them can be made viable through a combination of skills and the right build simply compounds the issue, but some of them still stand out as outrageously powerful. Dark Souls II definitely beefed up the armory when compared to its predecessor, so much so that choosing a weapon to focus on can be a daunting task. The latter is what brings GameRant here today.
RELATED: 10 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do In Dark Souls 3 That said, it's still a wonderful game that ticks all of the essential boxes for a Dark Souls experience, from the iconic and epic boss battles to the generous selection of unique weaponry to master. It's definitely a more refined game compared to the series' initial outing, but it's often thought of as the franchise's weakest entry.
When it comes to the Dark Souls trilogy, Dark Souls II is literally the awkward middle child of the family.
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