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Basic Information

Location
Hemwick Charnel Lane	195	332	76	76	76	76	78	76	81	120	240	-	-
Yahar'gul (Blood Moon)	461	693	91	91	91	91	94	91	97	120	240	-	-

Discovery	Drop	Multipliers		Bonuses		Weak against
Hemwick Charnel Lane	Random gem based on area x1 [5%], Blood Vial x1 [16%], Quicksilver Bullets x2 [5%]	HP multiplier	1	Is beast	No
Yahar'gul (Blood Moon)	Random gem based on area x1 [2.5%], Blood Vial x1 [8%], Quicksilver Bullets x2 [2.5%]	Arcane DMG multiplier	1	Is kin	No
		Fire DMG multiplier	1	Is weak to serrated	No
		Bolt DMG multiplier	1	Is weak to righteous	No

All information (HP, Echoes, Defences, Multipliers & Bonuses) was datamined directly from game files and can be accessed via spreadsheet | archived. Updated on January 31st, 2022.

Description These graveyard-dwelling madwomen have very low health, but are usually found in groups, using their numbers to make up for their individual weakness; luring them out one at a time using Pebbles will help to greatly reduce the threat they pose. When not patrolling in groups, they'll often hide and attempt to ambush you either with direct attacks or using shoves to try and knock you off cliffs, so be careful anytime you round a corner in areas where Grave Women are located. They can be interrupted and staggered, and due to their frailty, rolling into them will send them reeling off balance and generally give you enough time to follow through with a quick R1 chain before they regain their footing. Rolling into them will also knock them out of their attacks, which can be useful if you're facing down a group of them; remember that you must perform a roll, and not a quickstep, so it's best to fight them without locking on. The sickle-and-cleaver carrying Grave Women attack in a similar manner, using quick slashes and combos to try and overwhelm you, but the short reach of their attacks means you can often hit them from outside of their range. The sickle-users will occasionally use a slower overhead swing with a long windup that causes them to lose their balance afterward, giving you an opportunity to counterattack. The red-hot pole irons carried by some Grave Women inflict fire damage and can easily cause you to flinch, making it difficult to escape further attacks. The weight of their weapons prevents them from being able to use long combos so you generally only have to worry about evading single hits, but the range they can use their attacks from does make closing in on them more difficult than other Grave Women. Wooden Mallets also become a fearsome weapon in the hands of some Grave Women, and they'll use them to perform powerful horizontal swings and overhead smashes. Mallet wielders have the slowest attack speed due to the weight of their weapon, making them extremely vulnerable to interrupts if you can spare the bullets. The final type of Grave Woman does not use a melee weapon as her primary form of offense, and instead prefers to stand back in out-of-reach spots from which they'll bombard you with Molotovs. They're especially dangerous when other enemies are nearby, since they have impeccable aim, can hit you at great distances and the splash damage of their Molotovs is hard to avoid. Once you you're close to them, however, they'll begin using the same cleaver attacks as the torch-bearers. Strategy They can be interrupted and staggered, but the interrupt timing on many of their attacks is very precise and it's easier to simply hit them with a couple of R1 swings. Stunning them with a roll and immediately following through with a rolling R1 attack is the safest and most effective way to deal with them, although Throwing Knives are useful for defeating them before they can bring the fight to you. Due to their quick attacks, trying to quickstep past them is risky; instead, stand just out of their reach and wait for them to swing, and then move in while they recover and finish them with an R1 combo. Blood Gem Drop Table [Hemwick Charnel Lane, common-max] Gem Shape Rating Primary Effect Secondary Effect Tempering Blood Gemstone (2) Radial 5 Phys ATK UP+3.4% Tempering Blood Gemstone (2) Triangle 5 Phys ATK UP+3.4% Poorman's Blood Gemstone (2) Triangle 5 Phys. UP near death+4.5% Tempering Blood Gemstone (2) Waning 5 Phys ATK UP+3.4% Radial is out of shape (OOS) Blood Gem Drop Table [Yahar'gul (Blood Moon), common-max] Gem Shape Rating Primary Effect Secondary Effect Tempering Blood Gemstone (2) Triangle 6 Phys ATK UP+4.1% Dirty Blood Gemstone (2) Triangle 6 Add rapid poison effect+3.2 Tempering Blood Gemstone (2) Waning 6 Phys ATK UP+4.1% Heavy Blood Gemstone (2) Waning 6 STR scaling+4.1 Variants Basic variant found throughout the Hemwick. Blood variant summoned by Bell Ringer in Yahar'gul. Notes All enemies and bosses (except hunter enemies) have 999 frenzy resistance, despite that they are still vulnerable to such status. The only way to see it without modding is to use Shaman Bone Blade on enemy inflicting frenzy to attack others. [test video] Hemwick Grave Women have special dialogue when killed with fire. Dialogue: "It burns, it burns!", "Fire, Fire!".

Pungent Blood Cocktails don't attract this enemy, making the item ineffective. Shaman Bone Blades affect this enemy, making it hostile to other enemies.

New Game Cycles

	New Game		NG+		NG+2		NG+3		NG+4		NG+5		NG+6
Locations
Hemwick Charnel Lane	195	332	887	2181	949	2399	976	2726	1002	3272	1020	4362	1064	5453
Yahar'gul (Blood Moon)	461	693	868	2923	929	3215	955	3654	981	4385	998	5846	1042	7308

+ "Dialogues" (enemies under option Sound Effects)

Attacking Come out, ya foul beast! Go and die! Die! Die! You sicken me! It's all your fault! You lousy rat! Quiet you, you scum! You! Curse upon you! I'll get you! Blood!

Attacking with Torch/Pole Iron Burn! Burn, you fiend! Killed with fire Fire! Fire! Hot! Too hot! It burns, it burns!