Black Myth: Wukong - How To Beat The First Prince of the Flowing Sands
The First Prince of the Flowing Sands is a powerful boss in . You can’t challenge him directly but need to best both his father and brother. They also have royal titles of King and Second Prince, respectively. But, despite being part of a family, each Yaoguai fights differently. This means you might need to change your gear and strategy once you encounter the First Prince of the Flowing Sands.
This boss hits extremely hard, making it important to come in with some newly crafted armor in. Some good choices include Bronze Brocade Battlerobe, Ebongold Silk Robe, or Pilgrim's Garb. For the most part, you want the highest base defense. However, secondary abilities can also be game changers. This can include stunning foes, healing while running, or using extra area of effect moves. However, many of these abilities are not automatic and require precision timing.
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All the Flowing Sands Royalty members are found in Sandgate Village in the Valley of Despair. His can be accessed during chapter two. As mentioned, you must first defeat the Second Prince of the Flowing Sands. They are found by crossing the bridge near the center shrine and then going left to leave the village. While the main threat is the Second Prince, his father, the King, will also assist by creating distractions. After defeating the Prince, the King will run off. Chase him to find the First Prince in a cave.
If you did manage to kill the King of Flowing Sands, you can still hunt down his other son. Loot the Pungent Flesh Chunk from the King of the Flowing Sands. Go to the Valley of Despair Keeper Shrine and move south. Activate the chunk, and you will summon the First Prince, as the King intended.
The First Prince of the Flowing Kingdom is massive compared to his brother and father. This results in an entirely different fight that is more about aggression and
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