This means that it's possible to make your blood echoes impossible to retrieve if you don't perform a visceral attack during your second attempt. It is possible when dying on a boss that you used multiple visceral attacks on (Merciless Watchers in the Lower Pthumeru Chalice) It's possible for your blood echoes to become tied to a Bloodlicker even though they technically weren't spawned in the room.The Watcher's Gravedigger and Merciless Watcher (Mob) have a high chance of spawning Bloodlickers if a visceral attack is performed on them.If the player leaves the room and returns, a bloodsucking beast could be lapping up the blood. There is a chance it will appear in chalice dungeons when a visceral attack is performed on an enemy.This could be because of starvation, vampirism or their relative age as 'insects'. Hiding behind their long hair is a weary, wrinkled face.They share their weakness pattern (Righteous, Bolt with a resistance to Arcane) as well as their silver hair and vampire theme. Bloodsuckers are most likely transformed Vileblood knights and nobles.Bloodlickers will appear in chalice dungeons only after the player uses visceral attacks against large enemies and moves to a different room, and even then only less than half the time. Its preset Chalice Dungeons locations are: Pthumerian Labyrinth, Central Pthumerian Labyrinth, Hintertomb, Lower Hintertomb, Lower Pthumerian Labyrinth, Cursed Pthumerian Defilement, Ailing Loran, Lower Loran, Isz Gravestone, Pthumeru Ihyll. This enemy comes in three different 'bloodsack' sizes, indicating physical resistances. Will shake its head and tongue frenetically, hitting the player multiple times if connecting. Exclusive moveset for the bloodlickers in the Hunter's Nightmare. It spits blood as a ranged attack that can inflict Slow Poison. Tries to hit the player with floor slaps.Īn attack which only takes place if the player is behind it. The bloodlicker will jump at the player, covering a large distance with this high-damage attack. It will swipe at the player with fast, erratic attacks. Bloodlickers in chalice dungeons have a small aggro range tied to their spawn location which can be abused for hit and run tactics.Also note that Bloodlickers will hiss immediately before using their frontal attacks, so be prepared to quickstep behind them as soon as you hear this cue.

They are extremely fast, and their jump attacks are double, meaning they will jump once and then again to land on you.However, know that it is not subject to visceral attacks. Get close to the back of this enemy and perform a heavy attack, beware of Mule Kick attack (see below).However, they will still be very aggressive once engaged. Not all Bloodlickers will actively seek to engage enemies, as some will simply stand still in the snowy ground of the forsaken castle, admiring the landscape. Bloodlickers can come in slightly different variations the size of their blood-sack will indicate their resistance to physical attacks. They can dodge expertly and will do their utmost to keep the player within sight. These enemies are not to be trifled with, as their jumps and sudden turns can quickly finish off even a high level, high vitality player.

Their appearance is somewhat flea-like, and they are equally as swift in their movements and attacks. Prowling the grounds of Cainhurst castle with their unmistakable, vile bodies, these fast-moving creatures can prove quite dangerous. Righteous, Bolt, Thrust, Physical (slash)įorsaken Cainhurst Castle, Chalice Dungeon, The Hunter's Nightmareīloodlickers are enemies in Bloodborne.

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