In 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Black Myth: Wukong,♒ the Destined One has a long, arduous journey ahead of them across breathtaking landscapes filled with formidable adversaries. While many bosses stand as major roadblocks, some ꦑof the most intriguing and challenging ones lie off the beaten path, hidden behind side quests.

Chapter Two's Yellow Wind Ridge is home to several hidden bosses, including the imposing Mad Tiger. This raving beast lurks at the bottom of a well you’ll enc♚ounter rather early. However, the well remains unremarkable until you're guided into it as part of a detailed quest. Here's how to find and overcome the Mad Ti෴ger's brute strength.

How To Find The Mad Tiger

To access the Mad Tiger's hideout at the Bottom of the Well area, you'll have to collect the Key Item from the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Tiger's Acolyte optional boss near Windrest Hamlet. After acquiring the instrument, the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Old Rattle-Drum quest starts, and a child's voice will beckon you to play it ꦿat three different spo😼ts.

1. Near Windrest Hamlet: Return to the small settlement behind the Windrest Hamlet Keeper's Shrine and sound the Rattle Drum in the left-hand area surrounded by the Withered Corpses.
2. Near Windseal Gate: Beat the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Tiger Vanguard and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Stone Vanguard and acquire the and Key Items to unlock the giant gate outside the Valley of Despair, and take an immediate right under the overhang at the bottom of the stairs to find the second spot.
3. Near Sandgate Village: The final location is near the well itself, left of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Earth Wolf boss fight, through a gap in the stone wall if you've unlocked the shortcut.

Once you play the Old Rattle near the well, the boy's spirit will appear and invite you to the secret Bottom of the Well area. Fo🐲llow him to the well, and the Mad Tiger boss fight will🍸 ensue after a cutscene.

The Mad Tiger Attack Patterns

Unlike his older sibling, the Tiger Vanguard, who favors refined martial arts combos, the Mad Tiger uses sheer brute strength to get the job done. His slam attacks are so powerful they shatter the ground beneath him. Also, don't be fooled by his bulk, though, as he's anything but sluggish. In fact, he's more explosive and aggressive than his brother.

Attack	Description	How To Counter
Double Claw Slash	This is the Mad Tiger's basic combo, which involves a delayed but heavy double paw swing. The right paw comes first from bel🥀ow,𒊎 followed by a left overhead paw swing.	The delayed swings are easy to avoid with two simple rolls.
Rapid Claw Slash	He follows the delayed swings into a two-hit rapid swing attack that ends with an outward cross slash.	This combo is very similar to Promised Consort Radahn's cross slash. To counter the combo, dodge the initial two slashes with a well-timed single roll and immediately follow up with another roll to evade the final cross slash.
Somersault Slam	After the cross slash, the Mad Tiger performs a somersault and slams the ground upon landing.	Move away from his rear when he's gearing up for the Somersault. As he lands, dodge to the sides to avoid the slam.
AoE Roar	The Mad Tiger unleashes a roar that shakes the arena, causing boulders to fall from the cavern's ceiling. If you don't see the boulders falling, he'll likely follow it with a basic combo.	The roar and falling boulders can damage you, and the best advice to avoid both is to run away as far as possible. Besides that, dodge through the combo as best as you can.
Stomp and Slam	After the roar, the Mad Tiger stomps the ground, then performs a flying kick followed by a heavy swing that propels him into the air, finishing the combo with a powerful slam.	The stomp won't hit you if you're far away, but avoid the remaining attacks with dodge rolls.
Rock Slam	The Mad Tiger unearths a massive rock from the ground and leaps into the air, attempting to flatten the Destined One with it.	Roll in any direction when he's about to slam you with the giant chunk of rock.
Grab Attack	The Mad Tiger has a grab attack that begins with the beast leaping toward the Destined One and swinging his left arm to grab them. If caught, the Destined One is tossed into the air and slammed three times.	You can offset the grab attack by simply avoiding his swinging left arm with a dodge roll.
Earthquake	After an initial jumping slam, the Mad Tiger grips the ground with his paws, causing it to shake violently. With a powerful pull, he rips the ground apart, creating a massive shockwave and tearing the ground below, inflicting massive area-of-effect damage.	Avoid the initial slam, and run as far as you can when the ground starts rattling.
Earth Rend	A more focused version of Earthquake, the Mad Tiger unleashes a ground-splitting shockwave in a straight line. This attack occurs after two horizontal swings or following a jump slam combined with two rapid claw slashes.	As this is a directional attack, you must dodge to either side to avoid it properly.

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How To Beat The Mad Tiger

The initial clash with the Mad Tiger might leave you dumbstruck. After the cutscene, he surprises you with a grab attack that quickly spells doom for the Destined One.

Expect to die some more, but with each attempt, you'll learn more about his moves and come back stronger. You also respawn at the Bottom of the Well Keeper's Shrine, and you'll have plenty of time to prepare and strategize for another go.

Mad Tiger Boss Preparations

It's essential to prepare yourself for the Mad Tiger by equipping your best gear up till now. The Mad Tiger is exceptionally fast, and each attack packs a hefty wallop. As such, it goes without saying that bolstering your defenses is crucial. Here are some recommendations:

• and Curios
• Gale Guardian Armor Set
• Vessel
• 's Spirit

Start the fight by popping an Evil Repelling Medicament to reduce incoming damage for some time. Equipping the Back Scratcher Curios will help conserve stamina, while the Agate Jar Curios will boost your defense, but the Gale Guardian set offers the best protection available.

While the incomplete Insect set could be the better option if you've beaten Fuban, the complete Gale Guardian set provides increased Focus gain and spell cooldown reduction with each Perfect Dodge. The Wind Tamer Vessel and Wandering Wight Spirit will enhance your defense further. The Spirit's headbutt also deals significant damage and can stagger the Mad Tiger, allowing you to punish him.

Mad Tiger Easy Strategy

Playing it safe is key to winning the duel against the Mad Tiger. Keep a sharp eye on his grab attack, roar, and earthquake move, as these are his trickiest attacks to predict. The rest of his slams and swings are more straightforward and easily countered.

, a spell with a short cooldown, can help you parry his attacks if you master t💜he ti꧒ming.

Start the battle with the upper hand by summoning your doppelgangers using . After the Mad Tiger opens with his delayed swings, you should freeze him on the spot to overwhelm him early on.

Along with your doppelgangers, you'll quickly chip away a quarter of his health, but be ready for his roar once he reaches that threshold. When he shouts, "I am wounded, not dead!" or something similar, ꧃you'll know it's time to keep your distance.

For the rest of the fight, he'll signal another roar when he raises both arms and his head. If running away isn't an option, dodge just as he lifts his head, and you'll avoid taking damage. Or you can also use a well-timed Rock Solid.

The Mad Tiger is also weak to the Burn Bane, which you can easily inflict with the transformation. This transformation also comes in clutch when you've expended your healing gourd completely and are down to taking one last hit before dying.

While the Mad Tiger is also crippling weak to stagger damage from the full weight of your light combo, you'll need to time your attacks carefully. Instead of trying to land full combos, punish him with a few well-placed hits at the end of his combos, then back off and repeat.

Rewards For Beating The Mad Tiger

Some crafting materials, including one Blood of the Iron Bull, two , and two pieces of , are your reward for besting the Mad Tiger. Additionally, the Mad Tiger leaves behind his Spirit, which you ca🗹n ൩absorb and equip to take his form.

While equipped, the 's Spirit grants a moderate damage boost but comes at the cost of reducing your health by a whopping 75 points. You'll also find a chest in the boss arena containing the . This item reduces the health you replenish by half but increases your damage for a shor꧟t duration, offering a simila💦r risk-reward scenario.

Defeating the Mad Tiger also gets you the Buried in the Sand achievement. You'll also receive The Tiger Family achievement if you've also defeated his brother at the Crouching Tiger Temple and his father in the Kingdom of Sahali secret area.