Trying to kill the giant dragon in the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim? If so, here are some tips and tricks. If you can kill a dragon, you can get great rewards in return. Here are some tips on how to kill the giant dragons: Flying Dragon Agheel, Magma Wyrm Makar, Greyoll of Caelid, and Adula.

Flying Dragon Agheel

While killing a giant dragon, you can often get the best results by targeting it with ranged attacks. Agheel’s head attack deals large damage but can be a difficult target for melee players. If you’re trying to kill a giant dragon in the ring, you can also dodge its headbutt by running away on your mount and jumping to the side.

The first way to attack a Flying Dragon is to aim for its left eye. Once this eye glows, you can aim to hit its head with a powerful attack. If the attack does damage, you can use your left wing to strike Agheel’s back. If this attack connects, your enemy will fall over, knocking you down. You can also position yourself so that you can attack under the Agheel’s wings.

The second way to defeat Agheel is to stay near the dragon’s wings and claws, and try to avoid his breath attacks by using your Torrent attack. This attack deals massive damage but is easy to dodge, especially with the Torrent mount. After playing Elden Ring for a few hours, you can unlock this mount. When you’re facing a boss like Agheel, you’ll be glad you’re equipped with a powerful mount.

Magma Wyrm Makar

When fighting the Magma Wyrm Makar, you need to know what to do. This dragon-like monster spews magma around itself and is difficult to get near. It also loves to charge across the arena. Its most powerful attack is the fire it spews out from its mouth. It will do damage to anyone it touches. Fortunately, there are ways to dodge this attack.

To get this quest, you must defeat Makar the Dragon. It can be found on the north side of Liurnia of the Lakes, guarding the entrance to the Altus Plateau. To defeat it, you need to trek north through the Ravine in North Liurnia, which you can reach if you have the Golden Seed. Then, you’ll need to reach the Ravine-Veiled Village, which is located in the northeast part of the continent.

Greyoll of Caelid

The Elder Dragon Greyoll can be found in Dragonbarrow’s Bestial Sanctuary. It’s easy to cheese when it’s low in level, and you can earn runes early in the game. The dragon isn’t very aggressive in combat, and instead relies on its five children to defend itself. The game crashes when the player attempts to show off the massive creature.

Early players can use a Bleed weapon or Blood Grease to cheese the fight and gain Runes. They should aim for her backside, as it keeps her children out of the way. Be careful, though: sometimes they’ll crash into you! If you have a strong weapon, you can deal with the Greyoll first, and then the rest of the kids later. Torrent will attack the other children quickly, so it’s best to aim for her backside first.

The only way to defeat Greyoll is to bleed him. It’ll take several hours to bleed him down to the bone, so you need to have a weapon with high Bleed damage. It’s a good idea to use a weapon that deals bleeding damage if you don’t have high attribute points. If you’re low on attribute points, Reduvia or Flail might be a good alternative. But make sure you’re in a safe place, and don’t tell anyone about it.

Adula

The Giant Dragon can be found outside Fort Faroth in the Caelid region. Although it’s not very aggressive, killing it is still a good way to gain a good amount of Runes and Dragon Hearts for leveling up your character. Here’s how to kill this giant in the Elden Ring:

First, you must find the sleeping dragon. It will not fight back if you don’t hit it on the head, but it will not attack you if you hit the other parts of its body. You’ll need to kill its legs and wings before you can get to its head. This will prevent you from drawing the attention of other dragons. This requires some patience and skill, though. This method of killing a giant dragon is only good for beginners.

Another way to kill the giant dragon is by summoning other Elden Ring players. While you can summon other Elden Ring players, this isn’t recommended because human cooperators won’t let you use a horse. A better option is to use Spirit Ash summons, which are obtained at night from the Church of Elleh. While Spirit Ashes don’t make much of a dent in the dragon’s health, they can distract it long enough for you to heal yourself or refill flasks.