Minions and Adds During Split Phases
Control Adds: In some cases, when a boss splits, additional enemies or Elden Ring Items minions (like in the case of Gladius) might appear alongside the boss forms. The tank must be ready to take aggro on these enemies to prevent them from attacking the rest of the party.

Acknowledge Threats from Minions: If the tank is dealing with multiple mini-bosses or adds, they should prioritize handling the adds first or drawing them into a group for easier elimination. This prevents the DPS characters from being overwhelmed by smaller, more numerous threats.

6. Avoiding Split Chaos and Focus on Coordination
Coordinate with Damage Dealers: While the tank is managing the boss’s split forms, it’s important to communicate with the team. The damage dealers should focus on attacking the weaker forms, while the tank focuses on handling the main threat and managing aggro. This division of roles prevents confusion and ensures everyone has a clear task during the split.

Control the Aggro of Minions: If the split results in multiple smaller enemies, the tank should focus on managing the threat from these minions as well. The goal is to prevent the rest of the party from being swarmed by too many enemies, allowing DPS characters to focus solely on the boss.

7. Use Crowd Control (CC) for the Split Forms
Crowd Control Abilities: If you have a tank with crowd control abilities, such as stuns, slows, or knockdowns, these can be invaluable during the split phase. These abilities can help control the movement of multiple forms and prevent them from attacking the rest of the team.

Stack CC: Use AoE abilities or coordinate with other players to stack CC effects like stuns or freezes on the split forms to control them. This will give your team breathing room to buy Elden Ring Items deal more damage or regroup.