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Lastly, the dungeon design in this DLC makes 'grouping' clusters of enemies together to lay down the Area of Effect damage a bit harder than usual. These minotaur mages also create massive delayed AoEs in the form of magma rocks that burst from the ground - and then burst into the air for massive bleed damage.

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Sidestep or block their bull rushes and avoid the flames.Įarthbinders are an upgrade on their human allies most of the time, and do many of the same things, but also boast the ability to damage shield themselves. Block or dodge roll the heavy attacks, but otherwise just treat them like the gigantic damage sponges that they are.ĭreadhorn Tramplers also boast the capability to destroy a player - though mostly only in Veteran mode. The first, Dreadhorn Wallbreakers, wield massive axes and can easily one-shot squishier party members on Normal - and tanks on Veteran. The truly dangerous members of the Dreadhorn clan are apparent soon enough, however, as three new Minotaur enemies have joined the fray. Many 'trash mobs' are familiar enemies to long-time players by now - the humanoid enemies that mimic a player class and pose a medium threat are still around, and have added a Warden substitute equipped with a bow, Cliff Screecher, and Insect Swarm to their ranks. The first and most important thing to realize is that the 'Horns of the Reach' dungeons (Bloodroot Forge and Falkreath Hold) are definitely in the DLC-difficulty category, and more in line with the overall power of the White-Gold Tower than, say, Fungal Grotto. So paint those white flags red, and charge into this guide - then show those Reachmen what happens when you mess with the bull. Luckily, we did the dungeon delving for you and walked away with a few tips and tricks to help you through defending the besieged Falkreath hold.

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