V Rising: How To Find (& Beat) Rufus the Foreman
Players attempting to beat Rufus the Foreman in will want to know how to get around his attacks and how to work around his minions. Rufus is a skilled woodworker who is nominally in charge of the logging camp, but has taken a side interest in being a bandit with a mean crossbow. Defeating Rufus The Foreman will reward players with an abilitythat will make them much more powerful than before.
Like the Alpha Wolf in , Rufus the Foreman is avery early boss who is at Level 20 and could be one of the earliest bosses you face in the game. This could be a more challenging fight for that very reason if you do not have a lot of practice defeating Blood Carriers at this point. However, with a little practice and some foreknowledge, you will be able to navigate this boss fight with some ease.
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You will most often find Rufus The Foreman at the Bandit Logging Camp in the Farbane Woods. However, if he is not there or if you want to ensure you find him the first time, you can always track his blood at the Blood Altar to give you a clear trail to follow. However, when you do find him, be aware that he will have other Bandits with him that you may have to fight as well.
It is suggested that you attempt this fight at night, as there is not a lot of shade in the Bandit Camp to hide in. If you get hit with the wrong trap in the sunlight, it can prove fatal so to avoid this by choosing to start the battle as night falls.
Rufus The Foremandoes not have much that makes him special when compared to the likes of Raziel the Shepherd in , but the main challenge when facing him is that you are unlikely to have a large amount of kit or powers when you go to face him since he is such an early boss fight. However much like you, he has very little to go on, so it is a fair match in that way.
Rufus The Foreman has about six attacks that players should
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