Dark Souls III: Chefes - Tier Maker
Dark Souls III: Chefes - Official Tier
Editorial placements for Dark Souls III: Chefes, with the reasoning behind each list.
Dark Souls III: Chefes - Blind Rank
The next character from Dark Souls III: Chefes is drawn for you, so you never pick who comes next. Top 5 holds one per slot. The Tier List works like the regular board, with several characters in each row.
Dark Souls III: Chefes - Versus
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Dark Souls III: Chefes - Bracket
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Dark Souls III: Chefes - Alignment Chart
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Dark Souls III: Chefes - 0–10
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Number keys set 0 to 9. Tap a character on the board to change that score.
Characters (26)
Dark Souls III Boss Fights I Remember
The Nameless King changes the pace after the storm drake; Sister Friede escalates through three phases, and Slave Knight Gael turns the DLC finale into a duel across a ruined world. Pontiff and the Dancer bring their own timing traps, making these fights memorable long after the credits.
The Nameless King
Sister Friede
Slave Knight Gael
Soul Of Cinder
Pontiff Sulyvahn
Dancer Of The Boreal Valley
Abyss Watchers
Darkeater Midir
Champion Gundyr
Iudex Gundyr
Dragonslayer Armour
Yhorm The Giant
Lorian Elder Prince And Lothric Younger Prince
Demon Prince
Aldrich Devourer Of Gods
Oceiros The Consumed King
Crystal Sage
Vordt Of The Boreal Valley
Old Demon King
Deacons Of The Deep
High Lord Wolnir
Curse Rotted Greatwood
Father Ariandel
Spear Of The Church
Ancient Wyvern
Champion S Gravetender And Gravetender Greatwolf
Dark Souls III Bosses by Combat Threat
Gael and Midir are relentless endgame tests; the Nameless King and Friede punish impatient timing, while Soul of Cinder brings several fighting styles into one final duel. Demon Prince adds a two-boss opening before the main threat appears. This list measures danger in the arena, not importance in the lore.
Slave Knight Gael
Darkeater Midir
The Nameless King
Sister Friede
Soul Of Cinder
Demon Prince
Pontiff Sulyvahn
Dancer Of The Boreal Valley
Champion Gundyr
Abyss Watchers
Dragonslayer Armour
Lorian Elder Prince And Lothric Younger Prince
Aldrich Devourer Of Gods
Oceiros The Consumed King
Yhorm The Giant
Iudex Gundyr
Crystal Sage
Old Demon King
Vordt Of The Boreal Valley
Deacons Of The Deep
High Lord Wolnir
Father Ariandel
Spear Of The Church
Curse Rotted Greatwood
Ancient Wyvern
Champion S Gravetender And Gravetender Greatwolf
The Cutest Dark Souls III Bosses
Vordt charges like an armored beast, the Crystal Sage's oversized hat gives it a storybook silhouette, and Iudex Gundyr moves with puppet-like weight. The Dancer and Friede have a more graceful kind of charm; Midir and Demon Prince are spectacular, but imposing.
Iudex Gundyr
Vordt Of The Boreal Valley
Crystal Sage
Dancer Of The Boreal Valley
Abyss Watchers
Sister Friede
Pontiff Sulyvahn
Soul Of Cinder
The Nameless King
Yhorm The Giant
Dragonslayer Armour
Champion Gundyr
Slave Knight Gael
Oceiros The Consumed King
Old Demon King
Deacons Of The Deep
High Lord Wolnir
Curse Rotted Greatwood
Darkeater Midir
Demon Prince
Aldrich Devourer Of Gods
Lorian Elder Prince And Lothric Younger Prince
Father Ariandel
Spear Of The Church
Ancient Wyvern
Champion S Gravetender And Gravetender Greatwolf
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