Last Stop Roblox Dracula Boss Guide: 9,000 HP Vampire at the Graveyard

Who is Dracula in Last Stop?

Dracula is the vampire boss of the graveyard — a named, badge-backed target on a road where most encounters just want a toll. The badge record calls it Defeat Dracula Boss!, and the official wording is exactly “Defeat Dracula, The Vampire Boss.” Unlike objectives we could only document from the outside, this fight has real numbers now: a recorded solo kill and a full boss-order guide agree on the health pool, which makes this one of the two best-documented bosses on the route alongside Anubis.

One scope note before the numbers: Dracula is a side achievement, not an ending. The ride’s outcome is still decided by what you do with Fred at the last stop — the endings and badges page keeps that split explicit.

Where is Dracula in Last Stop?

At the graveyard. In the boss-order video, the vampire is the encounter after the military base leg of the route; in the recorded solo run, the graveyard is a night zone with its own gate line and gravestone terraces, and it runs a wave counter before the boss ever shows up.

What does the graveyard throw at you before Dracula?

The graveyard is not a one-monster stop. The solo run clears two full wave pushes there before the boss bar appears — the Remaining Entities counter runs from 13 down to 2 on the first pass, resets to 14 for a second push, and the kill feed names the cast: SKELETON, ZOMBIE, GIANT SKELETON, GRABBER.

One named hazard we can see but not yet explain: mid-clear, screen text flashes “The blade is burning from Cursed Hand again.” Cursed Hand also appears as a kill-feed entry in the same run. Whether it is a miniboss, an effect, or something else is undocumented, so we are not building strategy around it — only flagging that the name is real.

The practical read: the graveyard taxes your ammo before the boss taxes it harder. The sweep-the-zone habit from the checkpoint guide applies — checkpoint loot is how you pay that tax.

How does the Dracula fight work?

The boss bar opens at 9,000 HP — visible in the solo kill from the first frame of the fight to the last, and quoted by the boss-order guide independently. The fight runs in two distinct phases:

1. Phase 1 — melee brute. Dracula sprints at you and claws. No minions, no tricks; the danger is his speed in the open.
2. Phase 2 — war of attrition. Once his bar drops, he starts summoning waves of minions, can sacrifice those minions to restore his own health, closes distance with a long-range leap attack, and can drain your life directly.

The solo footage confirms the phase-two script on camera. The kill feed logs KILLED: VAMPIRE entries mid-fight — the minions he summons are vampires, not skeletons.

And the sacrifice heal is on camera too: the bar sits at 953/9,000 at one point, and a few seconds of unchecked minions later it climbs back over 1,500. That regression is the mechanic the guide warns about, visible in the wild.

What is the safest way to beat Dracula?

The guide video’s route, which matches every number we can verify:

1. Bring the sniper rifle — looted from the bunker storage after the military base boss — plus a standard rifle, with around 300 rifle rounds and 30–50 sniper rounds.
2. Don’t walk in the gates. Park just outside the graveyard, climb onto your vehicle’s roof, and line up headshots.
3. Stay out of aggro range. From that distance his aggro never triggers properly — the guide sinks 40 to 50 sniper shots into him while he just stands there.
4. Burst phase two. When the minion summons start, climb a high structure nearby, switch to the rifle, and dump continuous fire. The goal is raw damage before he sacrifices the minions and heals — that window is the whole fight.

Done right, the guide’s claim is blunt: you can delete this boss without taking a single hit. The solo run we took frames from played it less surgically — fought the waves, brawled phase one on foot, and still closed the kill as night ended. That is its own useful data point: the roof is the safe route, not the only route.

Why do teams wipe to Dracula?

The failure loop is documented in one sentence by the guide video: the swarm eats your attention while the boss heals the damage you paid for. You burn bullets into Dracula, his bar climbs back up on a sacrifice, your ammo runs dry, and the minions finish what’s left.

Every counter is the same idea: burst before the heal, save rifle ammo for phase two, and never let the minion wave stack while you are reloading.

What do you get for defeating Dracula?

The badge, on camera. The solo kill ends with the toast “You have unlocked the Defeat Dracula Boss! badge!” — the fight runs through the night, a “Morning has come.” message flashes mid-fight, and the kill lands as the sky finally clears.

What we can’t confirm: drops. The recorded run’s hotbar carries a Vampire Sword throughout the graveyard leg, but nothing on camera shows where it came from, so we are not calling it a boss drop. On Nightmare Mode, the same fight scales to 12,000 HP, and the mode’s permanent night removes the sunrise finish — the nightmare mode guide keeps those numbers current. After the badge, the road is still the road: restock with today’s codes, and decide the Fred ending before the last terminal.

Source

Frames and the fight timeline on this page are from the video Roblox: Last Stop | Solo Graveyard Dracula Boss Fight by GMod Guy Clive — specifically the graveyard approach and wave clears around 03:00–05:12 and the boss fight from 05:50 to the sunrise badge toast at 09:40. The phase breakdown, the 9,000 HP figure, and the vehicle-roof strategy are from ROBLOX LAST STOP - All Bosses + Full Guide by BlaxieBLOX, specifically the 02:05–04:06 vampire segment. Text is our own write-up; frames are used with attribution, and no frame with a facecam or burned-in caption was used.