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Usually, when I play as Wigfrid in a server alone, before fighting any season giant, I make sure:

  • I can deal enough damage to kill them (at least 4000 damages in the case of the Deerclops) with my equipped weapon. For the Deerclops, that's around 76% of a Battle Spear durability as Wigfrid; it would take around 60% of 2 regular Spear to take him down with characters who have normal damage multiplier, or 2 players with a regular Spear.
  • I have 2 or 3 helms available in my inventory, just in case (or anything that gives at least 80% damage protection).
  • I have at least 75% of my character's health (assuming you're not playing as Maxwell, since his health cap only at 75).
  • I have some healing items (preferably Healing Salve), just in case.

Once I'm ready, I just rush in and attack.

During the fight:

  • When you just started the fight, the Deerclops needs to hit you 3 times to freeze you. But if you already got frozen and he unfroze you by hitting you, the next hit will instantly freeze you.
  • Everytime the Deerclops hit you, you'll notice your character will get a "pale" tone, which means they're "freezing". Upon being hit twice, run away until the pale colour fades away before charging again, this way the next hit you take won't freeze you.
  • If you're playing with a friend, your friend should be standing on the opposite side of the Deerclops, this way you don't both get hit when he attacks.
  • Keep hitting him until he's dead.

If fighting isn't a solution, when I hear a "warning sound" from the giants, I run as far as I can from my camp (if I have one).

Once the giant monster has spawned, I leave him on that part of the map, this way he won't respawn on subsequent season (e.g. a new Deerclops won't spawn in the next Winter, if the previous one wasn't killed). You just have to make sure that nobody approach that part of the map (consider it a quarantine area).

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