5 best boss fights in Where Winds Meet

Where Winds Meet features several boss fights. Some are from the main story, some are world bosses. Every single one features a unique style and mechanics. That's why certain boss fights are much more enjoyable than the rest (some are also harder), which adds another depth to the game.

In this article, we will be listing five of the best boss fights in Where Winds Meet.

Note: This article is subjective and solely reflects the author’s opinion.

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Where Winds Meet: 5 best boss fights

1) Qianye

Qianye's second phase (Image via NetEase Games)

One of the best bosses and fights in Where Winds Meet is Qianye (aka Qianye The Witch). She is a main story boss whom you can find at the Moonveil Mountain. While her character design is something worth checking out, the boss arena is also breathtaking.

You can unlock the boss fight quite early in the title by progressing Chapter 1 of the main story. The fight starts normally in a small arena. However, when the second phase starts, the area evolves, changing the view entirely.

While it may seem Qianye’s movesets are hard to understand, it is not. Moreover, the unique arena topped with the reflection mechanic makes this boss fight worthwhile.

2) The Void King

The Void King (Image via NetEase Games and Happy Buddha/YouTube)

Like Qianye, The Void King boss fight in Where Winds Meet is quite exciting. This particular one can also be found in Qinghe’s Moonveil Mountain area. He is one of the easier bosses that you fight during the campaign. While The Void King features several movesets in both phases, you can easily counter it by dodging or parrying. However, if you are far away from him, he will start unleashing his ranged attacks.

Besides that, what makes this boss fight worthwhile are The Void King’s thrilling attacks and animations. Moreover, the boss arena is quite impressive as well. You fight him on a small rock plateau under a tree.

Although while fighting, his appearance or the arena doesn't go through many changes, the gameplay and experience makes up for it.

3) Tian Ying

Tian Ying's boss arena (Image via NetEase Games and ONGBAL/YouTube)

If we are talking about a simple yet breathtaking arena, then the Tian Ying fight outmatches other bosses. You will be clashing with him at the end of the Promised Light quest in Sundara Land. Once you finish fighting him, a repeatable version will become available on your map.

When you start fighting him, the arena consists of a small plateau surrounded by several giant statues. While the first phase is not as exciting, the second and third are exceptionally thrilling as the boss starts using the giant statues to fight. Besides that, Tian Ying’s design is also something you should look at as he resembles a Shaman.

4) Murong Yuan

Murong Yuan and her wooden eagle (Image via NetEase Games and liliya_aseeva/YouTube)

Moving on to the next one, the battle against Murong Yuan is also one of the best boss fights in Where Winds Meet. While the first phase is not that enticing, the second one is exceptionally exciting. During the latter half, Murong Yang will summon her Wooden Eagle into the arena, and you will have to fight both simultaneously.

Moreover, the boss arena changes drastically when Murong Yang initiates phase two as you move to a ship deck. Although the visuals of this fight are not as breathtaking as the others on this list, the difficulty of it is something worth conquering.

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5) Ye Wanshan

Ye Wanshan (Image via NetEase Games and WoW Quests/YouTube)

Lastly, the Ye Wanshan boss fight is also one of the best ones you can experience in Where Winds Meet. He is one of the story mission bosses, whose repeatable version will be unlocked after you defeat him once during the campaign.

Unlike others on this list, Ye Wanshan’s fight is quite different as he joins the battle while riding a horse. Moreover, he continues to do so as the fight progresses. If you have played Sekiro before, you will see the resemblance between Gyoubu Oniwa and Ye Wanshan. Besides that, this fight is quite easy, as you can parry most of his attacks.

If you are a fan of the aforementioned souls-like title, then you will definitely love this fight.

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Edited by Argha Halder