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Here are our picks for the best weapons in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 across the entire story for each character. Some of ...

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After completing Spring Meadows, the Continent map is made ... Inside is an Expedition 59 flag and one of several optional bosses, the Chromatic Abbest. In this Claire Obscur: Expedition 33 ...

Clair Obscur Expedition 33's Chromatic Ballet boss fight is the deadly encounter that features 3 airborne dancers. The players must exploit the elemental weaknesses—Ice, Fire, and Dark—while ...

Defeating Chromatic Abbest won't be a walk in the park ... This place can be found near Spring Meadows and is very easy to spot — it has massive flowers/trees with pink leaves growing around ...

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Chromatic Lancelier in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a brutal mid-game boss that you'll come across in the Spring Meadows section of the Continent. Unlike regular Lancelier enemies, this variant ...

Spring Meadows will be your first stop on the ... If you’d like a challenge, head straight and face off against the Chromatic Lancelier down on the lower path. It's obscured by a large piece ...

Chromatic Lancelier has an identical combat style to regular Lanceliers - the only difference is that Chromatic Lancelier can perform a double-strike combo. However, he has a lot of health and deals ...

You can fight Chromatic Lancelier in the Spring Meadows area to get a new weapon for Gustave, and a new Pictos in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Heads up, Chromatic Lancelier is a very tough boss if ...

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