Dark Souls II
Royal Rat Vanguard
OptionalGimmick fightGank fight
- Where you fight it
- Catacombs
- Creature type
- Beast
- Size
- Human-sized
- Phases
- 1 phase
- Weapon
- None / natural
- Gimmick fight
- Yes
- Duo / group fight
- No
- Gank fight
- Yes
- Fought more than once
- N/A
- Can be parried
- N/A
- Flies
- N/A
Classification
✦Boss·NPC·Mandatory✦Optional·NPC fought as a boss·From DLC·Summonable·Invader·Humanoid✦Non-Humanoid·Dragon✦Gimmick fight·Duo / group fight✦Gank fight
Deals damage
✦Physical·Fire·Lightning·Magic·Dark·Frost·Holy
Compiled from the community wikis and deliberately partial — a blank means it isn't recorded, not that nothing happens.
Inflicts status
·Bleed·Frostbite·Scarlet rot✦Poison
Compiled from the community wikis and deliberately partial — a blank means it isn't recorded, not that nothing happens.
Weak to
✦Fire·Lightning·Magic·Holy·Dark·Poison·Plague·Toxic·Bleed·Frost·Blunt·Slash·Pierce
Compiled from the community wikis and deliberately partial — a blank means it isn't recorded, not that nothing happens.
Resists / immune
·Fire·Lightning·Magic·Dark·Holy·Poison·Plague·Toxic·Bleed·Frost·Blunt·Slash·Pierce·Immune to Bleed
Compiled from the community wikis and deliberately partial — a blank means it isn't recorded, not that nothing happens.
Grid categories it answers
✦Dark Souls II✦Appears in Dark Souls✦Is a Boss·Is an NPC✦Optional·Mandatory·Has a Humanoid Form✦Non-Humanoid·NPC·From DLC✦Gimmick·Duo or Group Boss✦Gank / Duo Fight✦Single-Phase Boss·Two-Phase Boss·Three-Phase Boss·Castle·City·Cathedral·Shrine·Temple·Prison✦Catacombs·Ruins·Cave·Forest·Plains·Cliffs·Swamp·Waters·Volcano·Frozen·Void·Dragon·Summonable Ally·Hostile NPC Invader✦Deals Physical Damage·Deals Fire Damage·Deals Lightning Damage·Deals Magic Damage·Deals Dark Damage·Inflicts Bleed✦Weak to Fire·Weak to Lightning·Weak to Magic·Weak to Holy·Weak to Poison·Weak to Bleed·Resistant to Fire·Resistant to Lightning·Resistant to Magic·Immune to Poison·Immune to Bleed
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