The Knights Guild is a location that players will encounter fairly early during their playthroughs of Nobody Saves the World, and there are numerous quests to complete within it. One of those quests instructs fans to survive a blow from Ratsbane, the One-Punch Monk, and the way that is done may not be immediately obvious. For those Nobody Saves the World players that find themselves continually falling to a single strike from Ratsbane, this guide details how to complete the relevant quest.
Nobody Saves the World: Survive a Blow from Ratsbane, the One-Punch Monk
Fans that are attempting to survive a blow from Ratsbane must first unlock the ability to equip Passives across Forms in Nobody Saves the World. If a player has not yet reached the point in the game where that becomes possible, they will need to continue progressing and return to the Knights Guild later. Fans that find themselves in this position should not be too concerned, though, as the reward for completing this quest is only a bit of XP.
Additionally, action RPG fans must unlock the Egg Form in order to gain access to its Hardened Shell Passive, which makes it impossible to lose more than 1/3rd Max Health from a single hit. For full clarity, the Egg Form is made available after reaching Rank B with the Rat Form, and it starts with Hardened Shell. This means that players can survive a blow from Ratsbane as soon as they receive Egg Form, though they may need to do a bit of grinding in Rat Form to get to that point.
Once a player has earned the ability to use Passives freely and received Egg Form, they should transform into Rat and equip Hardened Shell as a Passive. Fans should then speak with Ratsbane in the Round Tables Tavern once again, tell him to "bring it on," and wait for the punch to occur. Players should now find that they only lose a fraction of their health from the blow, and they will receive indication that they have completed the associated quest in this game from developer Drinkbox Studios.
As perviously indicated, the reward for surviving a blow from Ratsbane, the One-Punch Monk, is XP, and players will receive a total of 50. While this may not be a tremendous amount of XP, it will undoubtedly help players as they work to beat Nobody Saves the World. Indeed, fans will face many more challenges as they continue to progress through the game, and leveling up is a great way to overcome them.
Nobody Saves the World is out now for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.