WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers takes place in the land of Shu during the late Ming Dynasty, with a strange, mysterious illness plaguing its inhabitants. This illness, coined the Feathering, has seen multiple people become sick, start spouting feathers, and ultimately, transforming into unrecognisable beings.
A lot of these beings are the bosses you’ll be facing throughout this soulslike RPG, and Wuchang has a lot of them for you to come up against and defeat. To ensure you don’t miss out on any gruesome enemies or the land of Shu’s surprises, here’s all bosses in WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers and the order to fight them in.
Here’s your spoiler warning for bosses and key locations in the early portion of WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers.
WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers boss list and order
To help you with making sure you’re on the right path in WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, and that you don’t miss out on any of the game’s horrifying boss fights, here’s exactly what bosses to expect and what order you should tackle them in.
Bai Kru
Bai Kru is WUCHANG: Fallen Feather’s version of Elden Ring’s Grafted Scion, and merely acts as a sample of what is to come. This is a tough fight presented to you by the Boatman at the very beginning of the game, and once you die, you’ll be respawned at the Reverent Temple with no way of fighting the boss again right now.
Master Raider, Man-eating Dhutanga
Dhutanga is your first real boss in WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, found inside of the Lightzen Temple, and you must defeat him to progress. He’s fortunately not too difficult, given that this is your first proper fight, but you will want to watch out for his fiery second phase and the AoE blasts he produces.
Feathered Priest, Lu Bingzhang
After venturing beyond the Lightzen Temple, you’ll eventually come to the beautiful albeit rundown Shu Sanctum in WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers. This area acts as a hub of NPCs, with two Merchants for you to purchase items from, but the third floor of the building hides away a much darker presence: Feathered Priest, Lu Bingzhang. Like Dhutanga, you must defeat Lu Bingzhang to progress.
Lu Bingzhang utilises magic and spends plenty of his time being aerial, but he’s not too tanky. If you’ve engaged with Nian’s side quest at all, you’ll be able to summon him for this fight too, making light work of it.
Gluttonous Monstrosity, Lu Hongliu
Gluttonous Monstrosity, Lu Hongliu is one of your first optional bosses in WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, found in the villages that surround Shu Sanctum (which I highly recommend exploring before progressing past Lu Bingzhang). She’s got a pretty impressive HP bar, and her capability of dodging backwards is a little troubling if you’re using a slower build (like an Axe build), but if you can build up her Obliterate value and dodge her basic moveset, she’s no problem.
Lu Hongliu is not needed to progress, and you can always come back to her later on in your playthrough.
Blightweaver, Great Centipede
Blightweaver, Great Centipede is an exceptional fight in WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, if like me, you really enjoy battling it out with nightmarish insects. Found beneath Shu Sanctum, this boss is needed to progress but fortunately doesn’t pose too much of a threat.
Easily stunned, and with predictable attacks, this fight isn’t much to worry about as long as you avoid being inflicted with Corruption.
While WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers boasts more bosses, we’re leaving this list here for now as to avoid any late-game spoilers for players. Do check back soon for more bosses!
For more on WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers in the meantime, take a look at our tips and tricks to help you out, as well as how the Madness mechanic works.