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2/4/2016 2:23:28 PM
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First chalice dungeon
So I recently decided to put in bloodborne again and try to make some progress on the game, (I stopped playing around the wilderness area, to play other games.)
I had the materials to do a chalice dungeon, and I never knew what those consisted of or what they did. But I went anyway and had a great time! Killed all three bosses/traversed all three layers without dying. Felt good.
The final boss was a "watchdog of the old lords?" Something like that.
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Chalice Dungeons get way tougher as you progress. For example, Ailing Loran was pretty hard on some of my characters in NG (hadn't gone to NG+ because of DLC). It offered a pretty good challenge, I must say
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25 RisposteThere are 4 groups of chalices. Each one with slightly different aesthetics and ranging difficulty. Depth is what difficulty it is, depth 4-5 is around end game level. You will get the main chalices if you defeat side bosses in the main story. You get "sub" chalices for completing a certain chalice. Chalice dungeons also have random drops for gems and such
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1 RispondiLmao wait till u get the FRC dungeons with the good loot
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4 RisposteWait till you get to cursed ones. Beating those are the most satisfying thing you can do.
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4 RisposteIf you're not dedicated enough to finish that game then get rid of it. We don't need people like you in the souls community.
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2 RisposteChalice dungeons are the hardest thing about bloodborne, so damn satisfying when you beat them though.
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Depth 1 dungeons are easy. Wait until you reach depth 5 with a cursed offering.
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The first couple of chalice dungeons are easy mode, wait until level 5's and the cursed pthumeru lol.
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10 RisposteI -blam!-in hated the watchdog of the old lords. Annoying little ass
