It is recommended to re-apply Hidden Body before the effect wears off to avoid being attacked.

Using the Sorcery Hidden Body will cause Angels to ignore you, allowing you to pass through areas without being attacked.

Attacking the Angel without destroying its corresponding Tree-like pilgrim is not advised.

Tree-like pilgrim resurrect their corresponding Angel automatically if it is dispatched by the player.

Each angel has a corresponding tree-like pilgrim, killing the pilgrim that is linked to it will defeat the angels permanently.

Use of the Carthus Bloodring and a stamina buff such as Green Blossom is recommended, with the Carthus Bloodring giving more rolling invincibility frames and a higher stamina regeneration rate with the Green Blossom.

The moment this attack is cast is a good occasion to run to next hideout. This attack can be avoided by observing if the Angel is spinning and a golden aura beginning to surround the player.

If standing too long in a spot where an Angel cannot harm the player using its magic volley, it will inflict curse damage on the player.

This hints that they are not meant to be dispatched by the player directly, therefore running and dodging their projectiles is the best course of action.

However, if you killed the Old Stone Humped Hag, it will be aggressive and unkillable.

After completing The Ringed City DLC an Angel will spawn near first bonfire in The Dreg Heap.

Angels can also cast a blessing which inflicts curse buildup if their projectile volley is blocked by the environment.

Before each volley of projectiles, the Angel will emit a loud scream to indicate an upcoming attack.

The Angel is a large and extremely aggressive aerial based enemy that barrages the player with beams of light that do a considerable amount of damage.

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