Boss Enshrouded: The complete list and how to face them?

Monstrosity of the Fallen

The first boss you will face on Enshrouded is undoubtedly the Monstrosity of the Fallen. To find it, simply go to the first large area of ​​mist that you come across, then head east, until falling on the well where he is.

Once you are inside and the fight begins, you will see that the Monstrosity of the Fallen is not that complicated to defeat. Yes, it hurts a lot and if you take a few hits, you're sure to die for you, but on the other hand, it is very slow.

His patterns are quite readable and it is therefore quite easy to defeat him by staying at a distance and simply shooting arrows at him, either by taking advantage of his slowness to slip behind his back and give him a few blows that will hurt a lot.

Matron Grandgosier of the Marauders

To find the second boss of Enshrouded (there is no defined order, but it will surely be the second that you come across), you will first have to unlock the tower of the elders indicated on the map below. Once that's done, go to the top.

From the latter, glide towards the point we indicated to you and you will come across Matron Grandgosier in a camp. The matron is also precisely in the center of this camp and the least we can say is that the welcome is not very friendly.

Indeed, she throws vials of poison at you and her poisonous breath is not any nicer, with enormous damage to boot. What we are going to recommend to you for this fight is not the distance, but rather melee with a rapid weapon.

You're going to want to stick with Matron Grandgosier, and hit him on the back quickly. This way you are safe from his most powerful attacks. Then always turn so that you can face his back.

Wispwyvern of the Fallen

To reach the next boss, the Wiswyvern of the Fallen, you will have to head towards the northwest of the map! More precisely, he will be found in the ruins of the capital which we have indicated to you on the map below with the nearest tower of the elders.

The first thing you need to know about this fight is that the Wispwyvern of the Fallen can summon enemies. More precisely, these are insects whose number will depend on the size of your group. What is certain is that you must eliminate them quickly, so as not to find yourself overwhelmed.

Otherwise, the boss will have two types of attacks, projectiles and physical attacks. Let's start with these. If you are in close combat, you risk getting hit with a tail. It doesn't hurt too much, but the dizziness is annoying. On the other hand, if you play from a distance, the boss can jump and if he hits you, he will do enormous damage.

As for projectiles, he will launch a blast. If it is on its hind legs, it is at a distance, otherwise, it is in melee. Finally, he will be able to project showers of projectiles. Be careful, there are several waves and it's a pretty quick attack!

Vukah Brawler

To find the Vukah Brawler, this time you will have to explore the area east of your appearance point on the map. As per usual, we have indicated to you the precise point with the nearest tower of the elders on the map below.

Once you are there you will come across a boss who will mainly focus on melee damage and you might as well tell you that the latter hurts a lot if you are not well prepared. We could then say that fighting him from a distance is the right idea.

Be careful though because he has a jump that allows him to quickly cover the distance. Additionally, it tends to use this jump every time he's not going to be at range to inflict damage on you. Worse still, this attack does area damage on impact.

It is therefore rather complicated to avoid, even more so when the boss abuses it. From then on, the best way to defeat him is not to be in close combat, but not too far away either to prevent him from jumping. Mid-range combat is therefore recommended.