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Complete the Beast-related challenges that become available once you reach Chapter 12. The challenges won't appear before Chapter 12, but any applicable objectives you've already completed will count retroactively once they're unlocked. So if you've already been wandering around Pywel picking fights with enormous creatures, your questionable decision-making has not gone to waste. Some of these challenges involve very specific requirements and boss encounters. Make sure your weapons are properly upgraded and bring a good supply of food before tackling the tougher fights. The provided information does not list the individual Beast Challenges or their exact requirements, so those should not be added to the guide until their confirmed objectives and solutions are available.

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You don't need to avoid Beast-related content before Chapter 12. Relevant progress can count retroactively once these challenges become available, so feel free to complete encounters naturally as you explore.

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Complete all 5 Barraging Cannon challenges using the arm cannon. Oongka is required for these challenges, as he is the only character who can use it. You can buy additional arm cannon ammunition from Blacksmiths or craft it yourself. Enemy camps provide plenty of targets for most challenges, although you'll want to be a little more selective for some of the more specific requirements. Most importantly, elemental kills only count if the actual cannon shot delivers the killing blow. If an enemy survives the initial hit and then burns, freezes, gets electrocuted, or otherwise regrets their life choices a few seconds later, it will not count. Barraging Cannon 1 — Hit 3 enemies at once with a hand cannon. Arm cannon shots deal splash damage, making this fairly simple. Find a tightly packed group of enemies and fire into the middle of them so the blast hits at least 3 enemies at once. Barraging Cannon 2 — Defeat 3 enemies with normal, fire, ice, lightning, and wind enhanced Charged Shots. You need kills using each of the required Charged Shot types. Be careful with the elemental versions because their lingering damage does not count. The initial projectile must deliver the killing blow. Weaken enemies first, then use the required Charged Shot to finish them. When charging the cannon, continue holding the attack until you see a small flash appear in front of it. This indicates that the shot is fully charged. You also won't gain access to the elemental abilities needed for this challenge until you've completed 4 specific Abyss locations. One of these isn't available until Chapter 9, so don't worry about completing this challenge before then. Barraging Cannon 3 — Defeat 10 enemies within 30 seconds using a hand cannon without destroying any surrounding objects. Enemy camps provide plenty of targets but also plenty of conveniently placed objects waiting to explode and ruin your attempt. Instead, lure a group of enemies away from their camp and into a large open area. Once they're away from destructible objects, use the arm cannon to kill 10 within the 30-second limit. Charged Shots can help, although the charging time can also work against you, so use whichever attacks allow you to clear the group fastest. Barraging Cannon 4 — Defeat a mounted enemy from at least 30 meters away using a hand cannon. This is one of the most annoying challenges in the game and can be inconsistent about registering correctly. A reliable method is to find mounted allied guards in friendly areas. Equip a Thieves Mask so you can damage friendly NPCs and have them count as enemies for the challenge. Get as much elevation and distance from the mounted target as possible, making sure you're at least 30 meters away, then attack them with the arm cannon. Ice-enhanced Charged Shots are highly recommended, as this method appears to make the challenge register more reliably. This is a lot of preparation just to shoot one guy off a horse, but trophy hunting has never been accused of respecting your time. Barraging Cannon 5 — Destroy 2 Watchtowers with a hand cannon within 10 seconds. Look around fortresses, camps, and other fortified areas for two destructible wooden Watchtowers positioned close together. Use Charged Shots from the arm cannon to completely destroy both towers within 10 seconds. Finding two towers close together is the important part. Once you've found a good location, position yourself so you can quickly fire at one and immediately turn toward the other.

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For the elemental kills in Barraging Cannon 2, weaken enemies before firing your Charged Shot. You want the projectile itself to kill them rather than the lingering elemental effect.

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Barraging Cannon 2 cannot be completed until you've gained the necessary elemental abilities from 4 specific Abyss locations, with one unavailable until Chapter 9. For Barraging Cannon 4, you'll need a Thieves Mask for the reliable allied-guard method so friendly mounted NPCs can be damaged and treated as enemies.

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Complete all 6 Bow Aimed at Fate challenges. None are particularly bad except Challenge 5, which apparently woke up and chose violence. Investing in Kliff's bow-related skills, especially Marksmanship, will increase your damage and unlock abilities that make several of these challenges much easier. Enemy camps are good places to work through most of the requirements thanks to their reliable supply of targets. Bow Aimed at Fate 1 — Defeat 5 enemies with a bow within 60 seconds. Find a group of enemies and kill 5 with your bow before the 60-second timer expires. Avoid enemies carrying shields, as they can block your arrows and waste valuable time. Upgrading Kliff's Marksmanship skill will increase your bow damage and give you additional abilities that can make this much easier. Bow Aimed at Fate 2 — Defeat 7 enemies in a row using only normal arrows. Stock up on normal arrows before starting. You can buy them from blacksmith shops, craft them, or collect them from defeated archers. Keep an eye on your ammunition because Kliff will automatically switch to another arrow type if you run out of normal arrows. Thankfully, there is no time limit, so you can leave the fight, restock, and return without resetting the challenge. Seven enemies. Normal arrows only. For once, the game isn't asking you to perform aerial gymnastics while setting somebody on fire. Enjoy it. Bow Aimed at Fate 3 — Hit 3 different enemies with the bow while in midair. Jump and use Force Palm with R3 up to 3 times to launch yourself higher into the air. Starting from a wall, cliff, or tower before using Force Palm can give you even more height. Focused Shot is particularly useful here because it can slow time while you're airborne and allows Kliff to mark enemies before firing at them in rapid succession. You must hit 3 separate enemies for the challenge to count. Bow Aimed at Fate 4 — Take down 3 birds with a bow from more than 15 meters away. When you find birds, keep your distance so you don't scare them away and shoot them with your bow from at least 15 meters. The birds do not need to be flying, so shooting them while they're peacefully standing on the ground works perfectly fine. A heroic display of archery. Those birds never stood a chance. Bow Aimed at Fate 5 — Take down 5 enemies at once from more than 20 meters away using a bow. This is one of the hardest challenges in the game. The easiest method is to travel to Delesyia and look for the large groups of flying bug enemies. These bugs always die in a single hit and commonly travel in large groups, making them ideal targets. Stay more than 20 meters away and try using Focused Shot to target 5 bugs. The challenge can sometimes count the rapid sequence of shots as defeating all 5 "at once." If Focused Shot doesn't work, use explosive arrows against a tightly packed group instead. Yes, your path to becoming a legendary master archer involves exterminating bugs. Nobody said the legends had to sound impressive. Bow Aimed at Fate 6 — Hit 5 enemies with Focused Shot. Use the Focused Shot ability to hit 5 different enemies. There is no time limit and the hits do not need to be consecutive, so simply work on this naturally as you encounter enemies. Once Focused Shot has connected with 5 different targets, the challenge is complete.

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Upgrade Kliff's Marksmanship skills before seriously working on these challenges. The additional bow damage and abilities will make several requirements much quicker. For Bow Aimed at Fate 5, the flying bug groups in Delesyia are your best targets because they always die in one hit and appear in large groups.

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Complete all 5 When Lightning Strikes challenges. These must be completed as Damiane, as she uses a pistol instead of a bow. Investing in Damiane's firearm skills and upgrading her gun a few times will make these challenges much easier. You'll also need plenty of bullets, which can be crafted or purchased from Blacksmiths. When Lightning Strikes 1 — Take down 5 enemies from more than 30 meters away using a gun. Find enemies from a distance and kill 5 of them with your pistol while staying more than 30 meters away. The mechanical flying bugs in Delesyia are excellent targets because they remain high in the air and die from a single hit. Turns out becoming a master gunslinger begins with some long-range pest control. When Lightning Strikes 2 — Defeat 5 enemies from more than 5 meters away within 5 seconds using a gun. Focused Shot is required here, as firing normally takes too long between shots. Activate Focused Shot, mark 5 enemies, and fire. If you don't get all 5 within the time limit, find another group and try again. The flying bugs in Delesyia are once again ideal because they die in one hit and can be found grouped together. When Lightning Strikes 3 — Hit a target 3 times within 1 second using a pistol. Focused Shot provides the easiest method. Activate it and mark the same enemy 3 times so the shots land in rapid succession. Avoid shielded enemies because they can simply block the shots and ruin the attempt. Alternatively, you can fully upgrade Evasive Shot. Aim with L2 and repeatedly dodge with Circle to quickly fire enough shots for the challenge. When Lightning Strikes 4 — Hit 7 mounted enemies with a gun while riding a horse. Despite the slightly misleading description, both you and your targets need to be riding horses. Enemies mounted on bears or lizards will not count. Get on your horse and shoot 7 enemies who are also riding horses. If you're struggling to find enough mounted enemies, use the same method from Barraging Cannon 4 under Master of Artillery. Mounted allied guards provide reliable spawns and can be turned hostile so they count as enemies. Crimson Desert finally gives you a proper horseback shootout, and naturally it's because a trophy demanded one. When Lightning Strikes 5 — Take down 3 enemies each using regular, evasive or Focused evasive, and aerial shots. You'll need to kill 3 enemies with each of the required firearm attack types. Kill 3 enemies using regular shots, then 3 using evasive shots. Upgrading Evasive Shot is worthwhile since it can also help with When Lightning Strikes 3. Finally, kill 3 enemies using aerial shots. Using Focused Shot while airborne makes these significantly easier to land.

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The mechanical flying bugs in Delesyia are particularly useful for When Lightning Strikes 1 and 2 because they're easy to target, appear in groups, and die in a single hit. Upgrading Focused Shot and Evasive Shot before working through these challenges will also make several requirements considerably easier.

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Complete all 5 Dancing Blade, Shining Shield challenges. These challenges must be completed as Damiane, as she is the character who uses a rapier and shield. None of the challenges are particularly difficult, but investing in Damiane's rapier skills and upgrading the rapier itself a few times will make everything faster. Enemy camps are once again excellent places to find plenty of willing test subjects. You can also hold R1 or R2 to continuously attack rather than mashing the buttons. Your fingers have survived enough weapon mastery challenges already. Dancing Blade, Shining Shield 1 — Defeat 5 enemies with a rapier within 60 seconds. Play as Damiane and kill 5 enemies with her rapier within the 60-second time limit. Upgrading your rapier and related combat skills beforehand will make this even easier. Dancing Blade, Shining Shield 2 — Stab enemies 10 times with a rapier without taking damage. Use the rapier's Stab attack with R1 + Triangle. Since taking damage will ruin your attempt, isolate a single enemy and repeatedly use Stab until they're defeated. Find another isolated enemy if necessary and continue until you've landed all 10 attacks without being hit. There's no need to fight an entire camp here. Ten stabs sounds much less intimidating when only one angry person is trying to stop you at a time. Dancing Blade, Shining Shield 3 — Hit prone enemies 5 times with a rapier. Upgrade Damiane's Smiting Bolt attack, which is performed with R2. Once upgraded, hold R2 against enemies until they're knocked to the ground. While they're prone, hit them with R1. Repeat this until you've landed 5 attacks against prone enemies. Dancing Blade, Shining Shield 4 — Take down 3 enemies at once from more than 10 meters away using a rapier. Smiting Bolt is the key to making this challenge manageable, and fully upgrading the ability is highly recommended. At maximum level, Smiting Bolt won't miss and can call down multiple beams that strike enemies simultaneously. Find a large group, stay more than 10 meters away, and repeatedly use Smiting Bolt until 3 enemies are defeated at once. Shielded enemies aren't as troublesome here because Smiting Bolt can usually break through their guard. Apparently mastering the rapier eventually means standing 10 meters away and summoning death beams. Fencing has changed. Dancing Blade, Shining Shield 5 — Hit 9 enemies within 15 seconds using Shield Toss. Press R3 as Damiane to use Shield Toss. The challenge can be completed without upgrading the ability, but maxing out Shield Toss makes it significantly easier because the shield can bounce between several enemies. Find a large group and repeatedly throw the shield until you've hit 9 enemies within the 15-second limit.

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Invest in Damiane's Smiting Bolt and Shield Toss upgrades before tackling the later challenges. A fully upgraded Smiting Bolt makes Dancing Blade, Shining Shield 4 considerably easier, while an upgraded Shield Toss can bounce between multiple enemies for Challenge 5.

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Complete all 6 Shield of Unchanging Will challenges. These must be performed with a shield in one hand and a sword in the other. Enemy camps are useful for most of them since you'll have plenty of unfortunate volunteers available. For any challenge requiring you to defeat enemies with the shield, the actual killing blow must come from the shield. Knocking someone off a cliff and letting gravity finish your work does not count. Apparently gravity refuses to share the credit. Shield of Unchanging Will 1 — Defeat 3 enemies with a shield. Hold L1 and press R2 to attack with your shield. You can weaken enemies with your sword first, then finish them with the shield to make this much quicker. Shield of Unchanging Will 2 — Block 10 arrows with a shield. Find one or more enemies using bows, keep your distance, and hold L1 to block their arrows. You can farm all 10 blocks from a single archer, although lone enemies may eventually switch to a melee weapon if you get too close. Shield of Unchanging Will 3 — Hit 3 enemies at once with a shield. Gather at least 3 enemies in front of you, then hold L1 and press R2 to Shield Bash them. The attack doesn't deal much damage, so you can repeatedly bash the same group until the challenge registers. Shield of Unchanging Will 4 — Defeat 5 enemies with a shield without taking damage. This is one of the trickier shield challenges because Shield Bash doesn't deal much damage. Instead of attempting it in a busy camp, look for smaller groups or individual enemies along the roads. There is no time limit, and leaving combat does not reset your progress. Isolate enemies, dodge whenever you're in danger, and slowly work your way through all 5 kills. Take your time. Nobody is giving out bonus trophies for completing it while surrounded by twelve angry people. Shield of Unchanging Will 5 — Flip 5 enemies with a shield. There is an easy workaround for this one. Play as Damiane and press R3 to throw your shield at enemies. Hit 5 enemies with the thrown shield and the challenge will complete. Sometimes true shield mastery means finding somebody who is better at throwing one. Shield of Unchanging Will 6 — Land 10 Shield Charge hits on enemies within 1 minute. First, unlock Kliff's Charge ability from the Armed Combat skill. Perform Shield Charge by holding L1, repeatedly pressing Cross, and holding a movement direction. You'll need to hit 10 different enemies within the 1-minute limit, so find the largest group you can before starting. Once you're surrounded by enough enemies, start charging through the crowd until you've hit all 10.

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For Shield of Unchanging Will 4, enemies along the roads are safer than camps. Since leaving combat doesn't reset the challenge, you can patiently pick off isolated enemies rather than trying to become Captain Pywel and fight an entire camp with a shield.

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Shield kills only count when the shield itself delivers the final hit. If Shield Bash knocks an enemy somewhere and fall damage kills them, that kill will not count.

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Complete all 5 Sharpened Spear challenges. Spears are two-handed weapons, so you won't need to worry about pairing one with a shield. Enemy camps can provide plenty of targets for most of these challenges, although you'll want somewhere quieter when the game inevitably asks you not to get hit. Also, give your fingers a break. You can hold R1 to continuously perform light attacks or R2 for heavy attacks instead of repeatedly mashing the buttons. Your controller will appreciate the mercy. Sharpened Spear 1 — Land 15 counterattacks with a spear within 30 seconds. Parries count as counterattacks for this challenge. Even better, a parry performed while surrounded by several enemies can hit multiple targets, with each hit adding toward the required 15. Equip a spear, find a decent-sized group of enemies, stand among them, and repeatedly parry their attacks until you reach 15 counterattacks within the 30-second limit. For once, being surrounded is actually part of the plan. Sharpened Spear 2 — Hit enemies 50 times with a spear within 30 seconds. Find a large group of enemies and hold R1 to repeatedly perform the spear's fastest attacks. You don't need 50 different enemies, just 50 hits within 30 seconds, so keep attacking the crowd until the challenge completes. Sharpened Spear 3 — Take down 5 enemies within 15 seconds using the Stab attack. Use the spear's Stab attack with R1 + Triangle and kill 5 enemies within the 15-second limit. Find a tightly packed group and repeatedly use Stab until all 5 are down. Try to avoid enemies carrying shields, as blocking your attacks can quickly eat through the short time limit. Apparently the solution to this particular challenge is very simple: stab first, stab second, and then continue stabbing. Sharpened Spear 4 — Defeat 3 enemies within 1 minute using Spear Leap Attacks. Jump and press either R1 or R2 while airborne to perform a Spear Leap Attack. R2 is recommended because the heavy version deals more damage and has good range. Find a group of enemies and repeatedly jump and use R2 in midair until you've killed 3 enemies with Leap Attacks within the 1-minute limit. Sharpened Spear 5 — Defeat 5 enemies with a spear while maintaining 100% health. Ignore the confusing in-game wording about taking damage "from spears." The actual requirement is to kill 5 enemies with a spear while keeping your health at 100%. There is no need to make this harder by fighting an entire camp. Look for isolated enemies and kill them one at a time, prioritizing dodging and avoiding damage above everything else. Be especially careful around camps and forts. One archer landing a cheap shot from somewhere in another postal code can ruin your progress

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For Sharpened Spear 1, try to surround yourself with several enemies before parrying. A single parry can hit multiple enemies and add several counterattacks toward the required 15. For Sharpened Spear 5, isolated roadside enemies are much safer than camps because you can work through the 5 kills without worrying about stray arrows or attacks resetting your perfect-health run.

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Complete all 6 Sword of Trials challenges using the one-handed sword. Some requirements can be completed while dual-wielding, but using a sword in one hand and a shield in the other will generally make these easier. Enemy camps are great places to work through most of the challenges thanks to their reliable groups of enemies. Also, save your fingers: you can hold R1 to repeatedly perform light attacks or hold R2 to repeatedly perform heavy attacks. No need to mash the buttons like they owe you money. Sword of Trials 1 — Defeat 3 enemies within 30 seconds using a sword. Equip a sword, find a group of enemies, and kill 3 of them within the time limit. You can potentially complete this alongside Trials 2 and 4. Sword of Trials 2 — Defeat 3 enemies at once using a one-handed sword. Gather at least 3 enemies together and use Turning Slash with R1 + R2 to kill all 3 at once. This can also knock out Trials 1 and 4 at the same time if everything lines up nicely. Sword of Trials 3 — Defeat 3 enemies with a sword without taking damage. Enemies wandering along roads are a better choice than a camp or fort for this one. Camps often have archers who are more than happy to ruin your perfect run from somewhere off-screen. Dodge away when enemies approach and try to isolate them so you can safely kill 3 without taking a hit. Sword of Trials 4 — Defeat 3 enemies at once using a Sword Turning Slash attack. Group at least 3 enemies together and use Turning Slash with R1 + R2. The attack deals plenty of damage, so get everyone nice and cozy in front of you before using it. If all 3 don't die, gather another group and try again. Sword of Trials 5 — Defeat 3 enemies in a row using only Sword Stab attacks. Use Sword Stab with R1 + R2 and kill 3 enemies consecutively using only this attack. If you've upgraded the skill, you can perform a follow-up stab after the first one. There is no requirement to avoid damage here, so embrace your inner kebab enthusiast and start stabbing. Sword of Trials 6 — Defeat 5 enemies within 15 seconds using Forward Slash with a one-handed sword. This is probably the trickiest of the six, although it's still fairly manageable. Find a camp or another large group of enemies, get into the middle of them, and use Forward Slash by holding R2. Keep attacking until you've killed 5 enemies within the 15-second limit.

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Try combining Sword of Trials 1, 2, and 4. Group 3 enemies together and kill all of them with a single Turning Slash to potentially complete all three challenges at once.

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Complete all 6 two-handed weapon challenges. The first 3 use a Longsword, while the final 3 require a two-handed club or axe. Oongka is required for the club/axe challenges and conveniently comes equipped with a two-handed axe. As with the other weapon challenges, enemy camps are great for anything requiring large groups. You can also hold R1 for repeated light attacks or R2 for repeated heavy attacks instead of mashing the buttons until your thumb files for workers' compensation. Overwhelming Slash 1 — Hit 3 enemies at once with a Longsword while below 50% health. Equip a Longsword and allow enemies to damage you until your health drops below 50%. Find a group of at least 3 enemies and use Kliff's Spinning Slash with R1 + Cross. You can hold the buttons to repeatedly perform Spinning Slash until you run out of stamina, making it much easier to catch 3 enemies with the same attack. Overwhelming Slash 2 — Defeat 3 enemies with Longsword finishers without taking damage. Finishers can trigger automatically when attacking enemies at low health, although they won't activate every time. Because of this, you may need to fight more than 3 enemies before getting all 3 required finishers. There is no time limit, so isolate enemies and fight them one at a time to minimize your chances of taking damage. Both R1 and R2 attacks can trigger finishers, although R1 appears to trigger them more frequently. Patience wins this one. Well, patience and repeatedly introducing people to a very large sword. Overwhelming Slash 3 — Knock back 10 enemies within 30 seconds using a Longsword. Play as Kliff, find a large group of enemies, and repeatedly use Turning Slash with R1 + R2. Keep using the attack through the crowd until you've knocked back 10 enemies within the 30-second limit. Ground Shaking Impact 1 — Land 30 hits within 30 seconds using a two-handed club or axe. Play as Oongka, who starts with a two-handed axe. The easiest method is to sprint toward groups of enemies while holding L1 to charge through them. You can hit the same enemies multiple times, so repeatedly charge through the group until you've landed 30 hits within 30 seconds. If the charge method isn't working well for you, find a large group and start swinging instead. Oongka isn't here to discuss strategy. Oongka is the strategy. Ground Shaking Impact 2 — Defeat 10 enemies with a two-handed club or axe without taking damage. Play as Oongka and look for weaker enemies around Hernand. Try to isolate them and fight one at a time rather than taking on an entire camp. Using light attacks with R1 is recommended because they're faster and let you cover ground more quickly than the heavier R2 attacks. There is no reason to rush this. Stay defensive, pick your fights carefully, and work through all 10 enemies without taking a hit. Ground Shaking Impact 3 — Send 5 enemies flying at once with a two-handed club or axe. Play as Oongka and invest in his Armed Combat skill until you unlock Quick Swap. You'll need two separate two-handed weapons equipped so you can swap between them while performing the attack. Find a large group of enemies and repeatedly use Quick Swap among the crowd until a single attack sends 5 enemies flying at once. If you're going for subtlety, you've chosen the wrong character.

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Use Kliff for the Longsword challenges and Oongka for the two-handed axe/club challenges. For requirements involving several enemies at once, camps provide the large groups you'll need, while the no-damage challenges are much safer against isolated enemies.

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Complete all 10 Training Challenges. These test a mixture of combat, movement, traversal, and other abilities, so you'll need to invest in several different parts of the skill tree before you can finish them all. Most can be tackled individually once you have the necessary skills unlocked. Subdue 3 opponents within 1 minute using wrestling skills. Use your wrestling abilities to subdue 3 enemies before the 1-minute timer expires. Use Aerial Force Palm to reach a height of 10 meters. Double jump, then use Force Palm in midair 3 times to propel yourself upward until you reach the required height. Apparently jumping normally wasn't impressive enough. The game wants you to briefly become a rocket. Slide down 50 meters. Find a sufficiently long slope and slide continuously for 50 meters. Use a banner pike to pole vault 5 times within 30 seconds. Equip a banner pike and double-tap Square to pole vault. Perform 5 pole vaults before the 30-second timer expires. Walk 10 meters on a rope. Walk at least 10 meters across a rope. This can also be completed on rooftops or other narrow surfaces that cause your character to use the balancing animation. Successfully parry 7 times without taking damage. Perform 7 successful parries without being hit. You can repeatedly parry the same enemy, so finding one predictable opponent can make this much easier. Hit enemies 6 times with normal, fire, ice, lightning, and wind enhanced Turning Slash. Use Turning Slash to land the required hits with the normal version and each of the four elemental versions: fire, ice, lightning, and wind. Successfully land Diving Force Palm twice in a row without touching the ground. You'll need both the Aerial Swing and Diving Force Palm skills. Use your aerial abilities to perform Diving Force Palm twice consecutively without touching the ground between them. Swim 100 meters at full speed without resting. Swim at full speed continuously for 100 meters without stopping to rest. This distance is longer than it sounds, so bring food that restores stamina and use it while swimming if necessary. Turns out the real final boss was cardio. Hang onto a bear for more than 10 seconds. You'll need Level 4 Grappling for this challenge. Once you've upgraded the skill far enough, grapple onto a bear and remain attached for more than 10 seconds. Try not to think too hard about who decided hanging onto an angry bear was an essential component of warrior training.

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Don't worry about completing all 10 Training Challenges immediately. Several require specific skill upgrades, so it's more efficient to return to the remaining challenges once you've developed Kliff's movement, combat, and grappling abilities.