To initiate the battle with the Lords of the Fallen Sundered Monarch, you must first defeat all the other main bosses in the Bramis Castle area. 

Lords of the Fallen is home to the powerful Sundered Monarch boss, who stands in your way as you move forward. Before you can fight this tough enemy, you need to beat the other main bosses in the Bramis Castle area and unlock the gates that lead to the final battle. We will explain in detail the exact steps you need to take to defeat the Lords of the Fallen Sundered Monarch and continue your journey in this guide.

How to Beat Lords of the Fallen Sundered Monarch

As you walk onto the field, the Sundered Monarch doesn’t seem to notice you at first, giving you a short time to get ready for the fight that’s about to start. Make good use of this time to get ready for the first move. Don’t get comfortable, though, because the Sundered Monarch will quickly start fighting. Be ready to avoid its first attack. As soon as its shockwave attacks are over, use this time to make some hits. From now on, the real fight will begin.

Phase 1 

After the cutscene, the Sundered Monarch’s first attack is a fierce charge with the statue’s head as a weapon. Get ready, because this is a five-part combo that needs perfect time to dodge. The Lords of the Fallen Sundered Monarch ends the combo with a ground-pound leap after this constant charge. Keep a safe distance and use ranged strikes or spells after the jump. Watch out for a lunge move that will try to grab you. Successfully dodging it gives you a chance to fight back, since the boss needs time to cool down. When the Sundered Monarch gets better, the statue’s head will be used in a charged attack. Sidestep to avoid getting hit, and then strike back.

One of the most perilous attacks to evade is the leaping slam, causing the release of an Infernal wave upon impact. Even evading backward, you must steer clear of the Infernal wave due to its extensive reach. Following this attack, the Sundered Monarch will execute slam attacks, which you can parry or dodge, and even counter if your skills permit.

Phase 2 

When the Sundered Monarch’s health bar drops to 50%, the boss will rise and scream so loudly that it can be heard across the area. After that, it will charge at you and hit the ground, making an Infernal wave. The best way to avoid this attack is to stay far away during its charge so you have more time to move out of the way. After this, stay alert because the Lords of the Fallen Sundered Monarch will start another charge. This time, it hits the ground hard, making infernal pools where swords fall from the sky at the point where the pools form. Stay away from these knives to keep your Infernal meter from filling up.

Watch for the telltale signs of the Sundered Monarch’s impending devastating attack. It will position itself at the arena’s center for a striking move. To avoid this, position yourself as close to the boss as possible. The boss will utilize a ring of Infernal blades followed by a more internal one. Staying close ensures you evade this attack and get a chance to inflict damage.

The Sundered Monarch will use both slam and sweep attacks in the later parts of the battle. Avoid them and get in a good situation for a counterattack. Be careful of a version of the last attack that uses shorter-range swords, so you need to stay away to avoid getting hit. At the end of the fight, the Sundered Monarch will use its first move from the second phase again, and then swords will fall from the sky. Avoid them while taking advantage of the chance to get close and hurt them.

Rewards for Defeating Sundered Monarch

Mastering the time of dodges is a must if you want to beat the tough Lords of the Fallen boss. You have to switch between staying close and staying far away, which makes this battle a test of your ability to change and be precise.

The benefits you’ll get for sticking with it are big. As a prize for defeating the Lords of the Fallen Sundered Monarch, you will get a Vestige Seed and x8 Umbral Scouring. Soulflay also comes to life, giving you an extra x2 Umbral Scouring and the Remembrance of the Sundered Monarch. You can trade this Remembrance to Molhu for the Queen’s Head Hammer, Heavy Memento, Melted Crown, and Infernal Decree.

Conclusion

Finally, beating the Sundered Monarch in Lords of the Fallen is like a complicated dance that requires time, accuracy, and strategy. This guide has given you the information and strategies you need to beat this tough boss and move forward in the game. If you master these methods, you will win, and you will get the rewards you want.

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