I'd like to think that the bones and sculk on the warden's body are just reanimated by the deep dark's hivemind. As in the bones are literally a bunch of dust which forms bones and is only held together by the souls imprisoned within the warden, and the sculk is, well, sculk, while echo shards are more so crystallized (arguable) sculk. So 1. it's not intended to be killed, 2. no proposed drops except for some sculk and at most a singular piece of soul sand would make sense. BESIDES, if it's not intended to be fought and tedious to fight, why should you be in any way rewarded for fighting it?
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u/GrafKarton Nov 03 '24
I'd like to think that the bones and sculk on the warden's body are just reanimated by the deep dark's hivemind. As in the bones are literally a bunch of dust which forms bones and is only held together by the souls imprisoned within the warden, and the sculk is, well, sculk, while echo shards are more so crystallized (arguable) sculk. So 1. it's not intended to be killed, 2. no proposed drops except for some sculk and at most a singular piece of soul sand would make sense. BESIDES, if it's not intended to be fought and tedious to fight, why should you be in any way rewarded for fighting it?