Black Myth: Wukong - How To Find & Beat Gore-Eye Daoist (Secret Boss)
The Gore-Eye Daoist is a secret boss in who you can try to beat for several rare rewards. This humanoid shaman uses many tricks to fight, from fiery attacks to poisonous acids that make them a challenging opponent. Even though this boss is off the beaten path, you'll want to take it down for a unique transformation spirit.
Unlike some other secret bosses, the Gore-Eye Daoist is more like an elite enemy rather than a large, bombastic creature you have to fight. That being said, you should still try to make a new staff or craft strong armor in to deal with the Daoist. Without the right tools, you are only making the boss battle much harder than it needs to be.
Medicines are unique elixirs you can craft for various stat boosts in Black Myth: Wukong, but only after you complete an NPC's side quest.
You can find the Gore-Eye Daoist near the Windseal Gate Keeper's Shrine in the Yellow Wind Formation area of Chapter 2. You have to open the Iron Gates in this region to access the part of the land where the boss resides. The only way to open the Gates is to get two keys fromtaking down other bosses in as you travel from the Sandgate Village.
The Tiger Vanguard and Stone Vanguard bosses can both be defeated to drop both keys needed to open Iron Gate. Alternatively, you can try to beat the Second Prince of Flowing Sands, another boss found within Chapter 2, to find a way past the Gate without needing the keys. However, this requires you to travel through the whole Freight Cliff area, which is littered with enemies.
The Freight Cliff where you fight the Second Prince of Flowing Sands can be found within the Valley of Despair Region, so try to travel to a Keeper Shrine within that area to start exploring for a way past the Iron Gates.
Once you find a way to bypass the Gates, you can travel up a set of stone stairs leading toward a Luojia Fragrant Vine Tree. This vegetation in the desert should stand out near the Windseal Gate Shrine due to its bright orange flowers and the
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