Inquisitor Selet |
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| Location | Dreadstone Peak |
Inquisitor Selet is a Boss in Salt and Sacrifice. Inquisitor Selet only has 3 attacks in his moveset and he has no fancy gimmicks. Bosses are the larger main battles usually representing a chapter or a section in the game. When bosses are encountered, a title of their name is displayered along with a full HP bar towards the bottom of the screen. Bosses may also be accompanied with some Enemies, so players may prepare some extra Items to help beforehand in preparparing for these battles encountered throughout the game. Included is a guide on how to beat Inquisitor Selet in Salt and Sacrifice.
A guilt-ridden Inquisitor who succumbed and became Hazeburnt. The sins that haunted him are now a thing of the past.
Inquisitor Selet Information
Element and Summons
- None
Gear
Where to find Inquisitor Selet in Salt and Sacrifice
Inquisitor Selet Boss can be found in Dreadstone Peak.
If you've been following Inquisitor Selet's questline through the previous major locations, finding and giving him a Guiltless Shard at each one, he can be found at the Blasphemer's Vault, his questline culminating in a Boss Encounter. To find the Inquisitor, make your way to the Obelisk just above and to the left of the very large hall where Draeaxenerion is fought. From this Obelisk, navigate your way to a ledge far to the upper-east by using the grappling points in the ceiling above the hall.
Salt and Sacrifice Inquisitor Selet Rewards
- Salt x 20,080
- Silver x 850
- Upon depleting his HP, Inquisitor Selet will burst into an explosion of energy and get disintegrated, dropping the entire Manganian Set and ending his questline.
Inquisitor Selet Strategies
Video Strategies
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Strategy Writeup
The fight with Inquisitor Selet is a straightforward melee-centric battle. He only has 3 attacks in his moveset and he has no fancy gimmicks. However, he is very fast and relentless in his pursuit. Success in this fight hinges on your ability to keep up with his speed while mastering reading his three moves. You should typically be rolling through all his attacks.
Your biggest opening is during his Greatsword Flurry. Rolling through the spinning upward slash that initiates this move will allow you to retaliate with at least 3 hits with most weapons as he continues to attack air on the other side. He is unable to change directions in the middle of this combo so make sure to use this to your advantage.
For his Overhead Combo, be careful when rolling through the first strike and make sure to follow-up with a second roll in the same direction as the Inquisitor will quickly follow up with a second smash with excellent tracking. If you are fast enough, you can quickly turn after the second roll and hit him with a ranged attack before he begins his next move.
Finally, his Advancing Smash travels a considerable distance during the leap portion so beware when rolling through and trying to retaliate as you may not be close enough to do so in time. Consider using the same strategy of turning around quickly after the roll and using a ranged attack or throwable to keep your damage up.
Attacks & Counters
| Attack | Counter |
| Advancing Smash | Inquisitor Selet closes the distance by leaping forward from medium range and smashing his greatsword on the ground as he lands. This move comes out very quickly and has no obvious telegraphs but he will typically only use this from short-medium range, not from melee. Note that the leap portion of this attack will also deal damage as the Inquisitor leads with his knee. Dodge through the leap to avoid damage. |
| Overhead Combo | Inquisitor Selet raises his greatsword to his shoulder before delivering a powerful overhead strike. He will then perform the same attack again as a quick follow-up. Watch out when rolling through this attack as the Inquisitor can quickly change directions for the second strike. |
| Greatsword Flurry | Inquisitor Selet quickly spins 360 degrees while advancing forward, following-up the movement with an upward slash with his greatsword. He then performs a quick stab and then grasps his sword by the blade, performing an overhead strike with the pommel. Unlike the Overhead Combo, the Inquisitor will not change directions between each part of the combo so you can safely roll through the upward slash and punish as he continues his combo still facing the other direction. Note that if you stagger him at any point during this combo, he will continue the combo where he left off after regaining his composure. |
Inquisitor Selet Lore
A guilt-ridden Inquisitor who succumbed and became Hazeburnt. The sins that haunted him are now a thing of the past.
Inquisitor Selet Notes & Trivia
- Upon depleting his HP, Inquisitor Selet will burst into an explosion of energy and get disintegrated, dropping his entire armor set and ending his questline.
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Inquisitor Selet Image Gallery
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Anonymous
- Anonymous
"Parry this, filthy casual"
His moveset looks similar to knights in Ashpeak Castle, so just parried him to death
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