If you end up too close to the boss when it is starting an attack, you can harden through all of them then safely dodge backwards immediately after to get away. During the second phase, it will follow up its larger swings with a kick that will knock you down, so it’s generally not worth going for jumping attacks during the second phase after attacks other than the charge one if you are trying to be really safe. If it does this you can go in and attack it in the back, and if you have enough resolve perform a weapon ability to stun it. Sometimes it will walk away from you and pick up bodies off the ground, then light them on fire before throwing them at you. If you are close to it it will sometimes breathe fire in an area in front, which you can also just back away from and wait for it to finish the animation. These are easily avoided by dodging away from it, then you can hit it with a followup jumping attack if you feel confident. The other attacks it does are slams or large swings. During the second phase of the boss fight it still does this without a followup to the second swing. Once it does the second swing it will be open for a few seconds, so you can get easy jumping attacks on it every time. The main trick you can use to deal with this boss very safely, is to just back away from it and get it to do the attack where it charges towards you, then swings its club twice around its head. It is also thankfully very predictable in how you can get it to do its specific attacks as well. It primarily does swings and slams with the club that are easy to get in after with jumping attacks. Imrod is a tall humanoid enemy that wields a large club. The Imrod boss is located at the end of the Shrine of Ash area. These are mechanically about the same as the “normal” Grisha, but they are regular enemies and not bosses, so have way less health. Note “Weak Grisha”: There are actually two Grisha that appear when you have enabled the fog in Fallgrim after acquiring one gland. If you have time you can get extra hits in then harden through a swing attack, then get some more hits then dodge away.
While fighting you basically can just wait for it to do its swing attack, then do jumping attacks at it, then dodge away.
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If it does the stab animation you do not want to harden against it, as it will hit your right through the harden, doing a grab attack that will likely kill you unless you have full health on the shells. When it slams one into the ground you can harden to block it if needed, but you then don’t want to be near it’s front when it pulls its arm out as that animation will damage you. If you see the prompt from the tarnished seal about an unparryable attack, it will either be slamming one arm into the ground or stabbing one arm forward. When it does its swipe attacks it will always be in groups of two, with either one or both arms to the side, then again to the other side. The fight with this one takes place in a relatively small cave, so you don’t have much room to move around. This is the “Normal” version of Grisha, found in a cave in the Fallgrim area (woods), you basically need to deal with it to get to the Solomon Shell. Repeat this for the entire fight, for a somewhat slow buy very safe strategy for beating Hadern. You then back up and wait to bait them into hardening again. When you are hardened, them hitting you will stun them for a moment, allowing you to get a couple more swings in. After your attack connects, you want to harden (after starting a light attack swing if you can) because they will immediately swing at after you hit them. Once they harden, back up and wait for them to follow through with their attack, then do a running attack at them right when they finish the attack animation.
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Y0ur goal is never to swing at them before then, as if they block your attack with harden they’ll get free damage on you. The basic idea is to walk Hadern in circles around the area, waiting for them to start an attack and then harden. They will also harden to bait attacks from you, though this is what makes the fight simple to do a specific way. Swings when you are close like your light attack, thrust when you’re farther away like your heavy attack.
Hadern is relatively basic to fight, as they have the exact same moveset that you do. Hadern is the tutorial boss at the start of the game. This will teach you the attack patterns and when there’s an opening for attack. Whenever you encounter a new boss, it’s recommended to do a practice run and only focus on blocking and dodging, without even attacking.
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