| Wheelchair Huntsman | |||
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| Affiliation | Yharnamites | ||
| Locations | Central Yharnam, Healing Church Workshop, Hemwick Charnel Lane, Yahar'gul, Unseen Village, Research Hall | ||
| Drops | Central Yharnam, Church Workshop, Hemwick: Quicksilver Bullets x4 Research Hall: Quicksilver Bullets x4-6, Antidote x1-2, Beast Blood Pellet x1, Blue Elixir x1, Sedative x1 | ||
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| NG | NG+ | ||
| Central Yharnam: 80 Healing Church Workshop: 145 Hemwick Charnel Lane: 202 Yahar'gul, Unseen Village: 374 Research Hall: 841 |
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| NG | NG+ | ||
| Central Yharnam and Hemwick: 58 Healing Church Workshop: 99 Yahar'gul, Unseen Village: 485 554 Research Hall: 980 762 |
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The Wheelchair Huntsman is an enemy in Bloodborne.
Description[]
Among the Huntsmen, old men in wheelchairs can be found. Rich elderly men in wheelchairs are a common sight in Yharnam, and often are armed with firearms from the old wars.
For those who have difficulty moving, there’s only one way to defend themselves from the Beasts, and the only means they have left is violence. As such though their legs may be weak, their aim is still true and they make for excellent marksmen at closer ranges.
There are a couple of variants amongst them:
- Pistol
- Rifle
- Gatling Gun
- Flamesprayer/Rosmarinus (can be identified by their plague doctor mask)
Strategy[]
Wheelchair Huntsmen are extremely fragile. However, they wield some very serious firepower. As such, it is important to deal with them quickly.
They are quite sluggish and must be constantly turning their wheelchair to face the player in order to shoot them, this can be taken as an advantage by simply staying behind them at all times, since they lack any sort of melee attack.
Most of the times players will not even be aware that there Wheelchair Huntsmen in the area as they are often hidden away, either behind a dark corner of the room, hiding behind pillars, etc. As such, players will often be taken by surprise and must immediately relocate to deal with them.
Pistol variants are generally the weakest, and must actually get decently close to players in order to shoot, but still fire more powerful shots than a regular rifle huntsman. The Rifle variant is more dangerous, both in damage and in range. They also have the ability to send players flying, if they are hit point blank.
The Gatling Gun is by far the most devastating as it can quickly outright kill a players if they fail to evade the incessant barrage of gunfire. The Flamesprayer is also very dangerous, but mostly because it is meant more for close-quarters combat and covers an extremely wide area surrounding the player, often catching them through their dodging.
Dialogue[]
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Notes[]
- Most of the Wheelchair Huntsmen will slowly rotate or advance slowly towards the player, with exception of the ones that wield the Flamesprayer/Rosmarinus. Those can actually rush the player to quickly spray them, taking them by surprise.
Trivia[]
- The Gatling Gun that players can use is almost identical to the ones these enemies wield, minus the crank handle.
- Some of them appear to wear the Old Hunter Top Hat.
Gallery[]
