10 Hardest Bosses In Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, Ranked

Zhang Liang, General Of Man

The first boss in the game is very hard to beat. Wo Long gives you a lot to learn right from the start, and you’ll need to learn quickly if you want to beat Zhang Liang.

He never gives up. With a great Polaris club, which you’ll quickly see has a bigger attack range than a tree being swung. He is also very quick and will always close the gap as soon as you give him a little room to move. Killing him will get you to the “got good” zone faster, but it will be hard for people who are new to this type of game.

Aoye

This boss’s name means “stay up all night,” which is exactly what you’ll have to do if you want to beat it. It looks like a giant cow that’s been eaten by Japanese ghost hair, and it does serious damage with its mandible horns. This boss will be your first real obstacle on the way to the next level.

It has an amazing number of attacks, and you’ll die a lot just trying to figure out how they work. Unfortunately, Aoye‘s attacks don’t always make sense and are hard to predict. On top of that, it soaks up damage like a sponge. The biggest sigh of relief will come from beating this beast.

Baishe

Baishe is the result of a single snake that was corrupted by the demon Qui. After walking through a scary prison full of poison, you’ll beg this boss to be easy on you. Not at all. Baishe will do anything to add your body to the pile of dead prisoners who have been forgotten.

Baishe throws long snakes at you from far away to catch you off guard. On top of that, she can poison you easily enough that you’ll need to watch your status as well as hers. It’s easier than Aoye, but it’s just as cruel.

Zhang Rang

Zhang Rang will be one of the first powerful human bosses. This boss uses a hard pattern that you may have seen in other games. He copies himself, and the only way to win is to hurt the real one. This is much easier to say than to do.

First of all, there are many copies. And it looks like they attack at the same time. The most annoying thing they do is shoot energy bubbles at you, which can throw you off. Clearing out his clones is a good way to get to him, but he will usually call them back more than once before the fight is over.

Lu Bu, Human Form

Definitely one of the best fights and most memorable characters in the game. Lu Bu is known as a dangerous, silent enemy, and when he fights, he lives up to this reputation. If you want to get past him, you’ll need a lot of patience.

Lu Bu will mostly test how well you can parry and block. You’ll have to keep an eye on your spirit meter and decide when to block or parry, and you shouldn’t hit him too often. It’s a long fight, but it’s also one of the most fun to master.

Zhang Liao

Oh, Zhang Liao. With his lightning powers and attacks that are as fast as lightning. You should already be three to one up on him, so it’s a good thing you can bring in more people. You’ll always be looking for ways to attack and heal, even though it will seem like you can’t do either.

The second match with Zhang might be even tougher. During a side mission, you’ll clash swords with him. The fact that you have to fight him alone here shows how tough this boss is. Try to fight back against his lightning with Metal Phase wizardry.

Lu Bu, Demon Form

Lu Bu comes back as a demon, as if he wasn’t bad enough as a human. This is because he was given demonic Qui. He will change into a huge creature that looks like a centaur and attack with his huge Halberd. He hits like a tank, and none of his moves are the same.

A lot of his attacks take a long time to build up, which can make it hard to know how to defend against them. Every attack could kill you in one or two swipes, and blocking will only make your death take longer. The boss is beautifully made, and it’s a good way to end Lu Bu’s story.

Liu Bei, Demon Form

The boss of the demons in Qui kills another person. This time, it’s an alley that has been turned into a demon. When Liu Bei changes into a monster that looks like a fallen angel from the end of the world, get ready for a tough fight. He moves too fast to be possible, and you can never hit him with melee attacks. Then he will do spells.

One of the most annoying attacks fills the arena with electricity that ripples. Even though you have to dodge through these, Liu Bei will keep hitting you, so you’ll be drinking Dragon flasks quickly. A tough boss battle that will make your hands hurt.

Hong Jing

The only thing that makes this boss fight easier is that you don’t have to do it. You and Hong Jing can fight to see who is the better fighter. This is technically a form of training for wizards. A title she’ll keep claiming over you.

Hong Jing is an expert at casting spells and can use all kinds of elemental attacks. If you don’t know how to avoid projectiles at this stage, you will definitely lose to this boss. You can attack her when she’s getting her spell ready, which is lucky, but you don’t have much time.

Blindfolded Boy

Everything in Tunnel Rush game is meant to get you ready for the Blindfolded Boy. The Blindfolded Boy is the last and hardest boss. If you stop paying attention for more than a second, he will kill you. He is good at both close combat and magic, and will make you want to put down the controller and let the dynasty fall.

It can sometimes feel like you’re in a PVP battle. He will avoid your attacks, just like so many other bosses have, and if you can’t react quickly enough, this will be the end of you. He’ll make things even worse by cloning himself twice or three times. All while wearing a blindfold. Good luck, fighter!