This attack has the Lamellar Warrior grab its Axe with its tail before charging forward and slamming it violently toward the ground, dealing significant damage if it connects with its target.

Charging Slam is easily telegraphed, as you will see the Lamellar Warrior grab the Axe with its tail before dashing forward. To avoid this attack, wait for them to charge ahead and jump just before they reach you to clear them and the Axe.

You can attack while airborne to temporarily stall your descent, giving you more than enough height and time to clear both the Lamellar Warrior and the Axe being slammed into the ground. When you land, you can run up to them and get a few hits in before retreating.

Another attack in the Lamellar Warrior's arsenal is the Spinning Strike, which also has it equip the Axe with its tail before hurtling itself through the air toward you, finishing the attack with a powerful plunging strike.

Like the other attack, this one is also easily telegraphed, as you will see the Lamellar Warrior dash backward before moving its Axe to its tail. If you don't see it backdash but still place the Axe in its tail, then be prepared for the Charging Slam attack instead.

As soon as the Lamellar Warrior takes to the sky, run all the way to the left or right to avoid the attack altogether. If you are toward the middle of the screen, you can pass underneath the Lamellar Warrior, then run up behind it when it lands for several attacks.

However, if you choose to run in the direction of the attack, you will have to create much more space between you and the Lamellar Warrior to avoid getting hit, leading you to only get a few hits in when it lands. Both methods are fine, though, as long as you avoid taking d🐠ama꧒ge.

The last attack of the Lamellar Warrior is the Slicing Boomerang, which is easily its most powerful and annoying one, and one that it will spam throughout your encounter.

Slicing Boomerang is well-telegraphed, as the Lamellar Warrior will place its Axe on its back before swiftly grabbing a Stone Boomerang from its hip. From here, it will toss the Boomerang forward, dealing a great deal of damage if it connects with you.

Unfortunately, it does not end here, as the Boomerang will shortly make its way back to the Lamellar Warrior, giving it the potential to hit and deal substantial damage to you once more on its return.

Dodging the first hit of the Boomerang is easy enough, as you can simply jump over it before it hits you. With the attack being as easily-telegraphed as it is, you ha🔴ve lots of time to prepare yourself to evade it.

Evading the second hit of the Boomerang, however, is a bit trickier, as it does not travel as low to the ground as before. Dodging the returning Boomerang requires you to either jump over the Lamellar Warrior or crouch underneath it.

Both methods will save you from taking damage. Ducking underneath the returning Boomerang is our preferred option, however, as you don't have to worry about getting enough air and distance to clear the Lamellar Warrior in such a short window.

You can hit the Lamellar Warrior after dodging the first hit of the Boomerang and after evading its return, but don't get too carried away here. Focus on landing about two hits per dodge, as most of your damage output will come from the other attaꦿcks.