Changgui is one of the enemies found in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. Read on to check out Changgui's move set, and weaknesses, along with how to beat the first Changgui encountered in the game!

Changgui Info

Changgui
Mission (First Encounter)
The Village of Calamity
Item Drops
Random
Description
The Chang Gui is a demon resembling a cross between a human and a tiger. They are also called "tiger-slain" in reference to a Chinese lore in which humans devoured by tigers would become spirits that served the tiger, luring more victims to it and destroying hunters' traps. This legend is referenced in a Chengyu idiom about assisting evildoers. Another legend states that Chang Gui are not spirits, but demons that result from the fusion of the victim's spirit with the animal.

Changgui Movesets

Normal Attacks

Upward Strike

Changgui raises its claws and then quickly strikes its target.

Charge Attack

Changgui bows its head and then suddenly moves forward to attack its target.

Slam Attack

Changgui raises its front legs to slam the ground.

Leap Slash

Changgui leaps forward before slashing its target using one of its front paws.

Flurry Attack

Changgui unleashes a flurry of slashes and ends it with a random attack from its moveset.

Critical Blow

Charge Forward

Changgui will momentarily stand using its hind legs and then charge forward toward its target.

How to Beat a Changgui (General Tips)

Use Fatal Strikes When Possible

Using fatal strikes can remove a chunk of a Changgui's health bar. For example, if you can sneak behind a Changgui before engaging in combat, you can deal a huge amount of damage right from the get-go. After using a sneak attack, you can also unleash a series of attacks before the Changgui actually attacks you.

How to Use a Fatal Strike

Dodge Over Parry

When you have just started playing the game, it can be difficult to properly time your parries against Changgui's normal attacks. Hence, it is advisable for beginners to dodge instead of parrying.

How to Beat the First Changgui

Not Recommended to Kill it Normally

When you encounter it in the mission The Village of Calamity, it is not recommended to kill it traditionally due to its high morale. While it is possible to kill it at the start of the game, it can quickly finish you off with just 2 to 3 attacks.

Morale Effects

Cheese Strategies

Stone Staircase

If you ever need to recover your health, you can run towards the stone staircase near the first Marking Flag in the game as the Changgui cannot attack you when you are on it. You can wait on the staircase until the Changgui attacks your companion. Then, land a few attacks before returning to the staircase.

Bait it to the Flames

You can position yourself near the flames for the Changgui to go into it and receive some fire damage. Doing this repeatedly will eventually lower the Changgui's health bar low enough for you to easily kill it.

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