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As far as jack-of-all-trades staffs in Elden Ring go, the Carian Regal Scepter might be the best of the bunch. As one might expect from such a weapon, it has a daunting Intelligence requirement of 60, but the payoff is arguably worth the trou

The Raptor’s Black Feathers armor in Elden Ring nods to a beloved Bloodborne character, Eileen the Crow. It features a cape crafted with bird feathers, intended to imitate the Elden Ring 's Deathbirds, and is worn by an assassin called Ravenmount. Eileen’s armor has much in common with this set, being adorned with a cape made from crow feathers, similarly invoking worship of birds as figures of de

Everyone's bound to have their favored playthrough, but considering the overall loadout on display, the duo were never going to be a match to Fancy. But discontent over the quality of this boss battle is understandable, though, since the fight is necessary to advance the game but at the same time does not provide engaging combat or particularly enjoyable challenge to players. The childish tone of the response is funny because it's understanda

Choosing the second option gives the player Baldachin's Blessing, which increases poise. But the exact phrasing of the choice, and the way in which the embrace happens, is what makes it hilarious, especially considering how serious in tone the game is. Because of that, this moment pushes over into almost absurd

After "100+ Hrs and over 200lvl ... I just now learn that my health has been debuffed the ENTIRE game" because they "hugged Fia in the first 10 minutes." Imagine having a slight disadvantage for an entire game that you didn't know about! It's a chuckle when it happens to someone else, of course. But hey, on the bright side, the next playthrough will be eas

"How to be Kicked From a Duel in One Simple Step:" they posted, uploading a video showing their character using Law of Regression, which immediately prompts the other player to leave the duel. That's the downside of having mechanics mirror the single-player experience so closely, since either both players can buff up and cancel each other out, or one player can be so overpowered that fun goes out the window for one or both of t

That makes it fitting that Prisoners start with the Glintstone Staff, which is regarded as one of the stronger "jack-of-all-trades" staffs in the game. The Glintstone Staff has a good scaling with Intelligence and is upgraded normally with standard Smithing Stones. On top of being a starting weapon for Prisoners, it's also able to be found as a drop from enemies in Caria Ma

"I was about to die……and then I remembered this hole I fell into one time," they relate of their multiplayer experience. In an attached video, they bait the opponents to follow them and manage to swerve out of the way just as one of them falls into a massive h

During their questline with Fia, players are presented with a choice between saying "That's right" or "No, I want to be held", and GhostCrackets found this choice to be "THE FUNNIEST F** OPTION IN THIS GAME." Out of context, it's completely strange and absurdly funny. It's also a choice all players will encounter if they have this qu

A young woman afflicted by Scarlet Rot, Millicent can first be encountered in the Church of the Plague in Caelid. After reviving her by finding the Unalloyed Gold Needle and speaking with Gowry, she will embark on a journey that requires the use of Valkyrie's Prosthesis, an item that can be found in the Shaded Cas

One of the seemingly most helpful options in Elden Ring is the ability to summon NPCs to the player's aid. Generally, these NPCs can take a small amount of heat off of the player, allowing them some time to deal damage for Eldenringfans noted free. But often times the team effort is futile, and the player ends up leading the NPCs to a quick gr

In most games, falling from a height would cause some damage, but in Elden Ring , it almost always seemed to be either no damage or instant death. The results offered major frustration for some players, as they likely lost their runes to falling to areas they couldn't reach ag

The most substantial nerf Bandai Namco levied on Elden Ring was the alteration to the effect of the Ash of War Royal Knight’s Resolve. The way Royal Knight’s Resolve used to function in Elden Ring was that it would allow the Tarnished to deal 80% more damage with the next hit they threw with any of their weapons. This meant that a player could have a disposable weapon with the Ash of War, use it, and then shift to any other armament (be it a sword, staff, or finger seal) and deal a tremendous amount of damage. This made Royal Knight’s Resolve essential to any PvP or speed running PvE build, as when used in conjunction with a spell like Comet Azure, every boss became a one-hit kill just like YouTuber Nipthemad shows in the video ab

"I killed the cavalry dude and now I'm sitting here with his horse...what do I do now?!" the user asked, attaching a picture in which the massive horse towers over the player character but has absolutely nothing to do. There's not really a manual of etiquette in real life for this, so knowing how to interact with a horse whose Night's Cavalry master you've killed is uncharted territ