soulful alchemy Elder Eye Boss

[Mobbstar]

The most recent update of Soulful Alchemy (2.2) introduces a boss. In this thread, I will guide you through all steps needed to fight it without all of that alchemy stuff.

First, grab the mod:

In order to build the ritual objects, you need to make the Sinister Tabernacle using a MAGIC prototyper, found in the ANCIENT tab.

Now you need to make between 4 to 6 Ghastly Candles. For this, you need Soul. How do you get soul? Kill pigmen, ghosts or other sentient things next to a Dream Catcher!

Also, you need a Firm Soul. This is the tricky bit. Killing any boss near the Dream Catcher will work, but if that is too difficult, try the Star Fisher weapon on them instead.

Once you have 4 - 6 Ghastly Candles and 1 Firm Soul, drop the Firm Soul and 4 Silk, then make a circle around it with the Ghastly Candles. Activate the last Ghastly Candle you place. You may need to change the circle around, but it'll work eventually.

If everything went according to plan, you should now be almost blind and entirely invisible. This is temporary, don't worry. Within the next two days, you will be visited by the Elder Eye, and it won't give any further warning.

Defeating the Elder Eye will reward you with the Veil of Victoria, a headwear item that makes you blind and invisible when worn. It is extremely useful and well worth the effort.

If you have any more questions about the summoning process or the boss itself, ask me here!

[Symage]

Interesting. What does it look like?

[Mobbstar]

Just now, Symage said:

Interesting. What does it look like?

Well, it is big, white and has a black dot in the middle of its face.

It's a big floating eyeball, what did you expect? You've seen those on hound shooter sentries already.

[Arkathorn]

5 hours ago, Mobbstar said:

Veil of Victoria, a headwear item that makes you blind and invisible when worn.

What if you bump into something? Is there any indication of whether you are actually moving?

[Mobbstar]

7 hours ago, Arkathorn said:

What if you bump into something? Is there any indication of whether you are actually moving?

Not really, at best you can use inventory items to determine this, else you have to rely on sounds. But for comparisons sake, darkness doesn't even let you use items on the world anymore.

(all "blindness" does is create a big black widget box behind the UI elements)