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Enfeebled
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Being near a flute player for a prolonged period of time will eventually apply the Enfeebled status abnormality. These attacks do not seem to be blockable.

Enfeebled is a Status Abnormality in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. The Enfeebled effect can only affect the player character. It reduces vitality and restricts player movements and actions. 

 

How Enfeebled is afflicted

Enfeebled is primarily afflicted by the flute-playing Palace Nobles at Fountainhead Palace. Tiny projectiles fly out from Sekiro towards the flute players. Getting closer to the flute enemies causes the Enfeebled bar to fill more quickly. These attacks seem to be impossible to dodge. 

How to cure Enfeeblement 

Unlike the other Status Abnormalities in Sekiro, there are no items able to cure or increase Sekiro's resistance to the effect. This leaves with very few options:

  • Survive a period of time.
  • Kill the Palace Noble that inflicted the status on you.

 

Effects of Enfeebled

When Enfeebled, Sekiro appears to have aged rapidly. This causes the following:

  • Vitality is reduced to a tiny amount.
  • Although the player can still jump or hold the run button to move faster, movement becomes extremely slow.
  • Attacks become extremely slow and relatively ineffective against enemies. The player cannot guard.
  • Resurrection power is prohibited, death under Enfeebled is true death.
  • Items and Prosthetic Arms may not be used.
  • After a period of time the Enfeebled effect wears off, although vitality remains the same amount.
  • Unique animations for attempting to dodge or deflect, as well as a unique deathblow animation.
  • Being in water deep enough to swim in will cause death.

 

 

Status Abnormalities
Burn  ♦  Poison  ♦  Shock  ♦  Terror

 




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