I touched him, but only once. When he thrust his staff in my face, I brushed it aside. It was then that I touched him. The aging untouchable. - Torn Diary Page

Until an Aging Untouchable has been parried once, they cannot be damaged or hit. Defense. The Spelldrake Talisman and Barrier of Gold can offset the damage they do. Clarifying Horn Charm and Clarifying Boluses can mitigate their Madness buildup. Stealth. Items, skills, or spells that increase the player's stealth make it easier to sneak past the enemy. Crepus's Vial talisman makes the player's movement silent. Assassin's Gambit ash of war makes the player silent and also less visible, and doesn't cause any sound when activated. Unseen Form sorcery. Lamenting Visage torch has a weapon art Blindfold of Happiness that makes the player harder to detect. Black Knife Armor chestpiece muffles the player's footsteps. But it must be unaltered with the cape intact. Distraction & Diversion. Because the Aging Untouchable is very sensitive to sound, the player can easily distract it by hitting the landscape with a projectile weapon like a Shattershard Arrow or Throwing Dagger. But beware that the act of using the projectile may itself cause sound separate from the impact. Beware of noise traps. The special tall yellow plants in bushes will make loud noise when touched and expose player's position and attract Aging Untouchable. They look somewhat like a collectible ingredient plant but are not. Avoid them to stay stealthy. It is unclear if this is intended, but the Destined Death-related debuffs applied by the unique skills on Maliketh's Black Blade and the Black Knife, as well as the Black Blade incantation are able to be applied to Aging Untouchables even prior to them being parried. It is possible to defeat them solely with these effects without ever parrying however it requires upwards of 30 casts per Aging Untouchable with no in-game way to track their health. Aging Untouchable Lore