One of the most iconic armor sets in the game, and a great armor set for the Moonveil Katana build that doesn't rely on samurai-like gear, is the Carian Knight set. You'll look like Moongrum, the named enemy who stands guard outside of Rennala's boss room, but instead of a paltry short sword, you'll be wielding one of the best Intelligence katanas in the game.

While the basic Dagger can be used as an excellent weapon for a challenge run through Elden Ring , the unique daggers found throughout the game can be exceptionally powerful. In general, like swords, katanas, and other blades, daggers often apply a Bleed status to enemies—an extremely strong status effect in Elden Ring . This means that despite their limitations, daggers tend to be a high-damage, high-mobility choice that rewards players' skills even more than other opti

Optional Bosses (And Named Invaders) In Elden Ring How To Beat Erdtree Burial Watchdog How To Beat Flying Dragon Agheel How To Beat Beastman Of Farum Azula How To Beat Bloodhound Knight Darriwil How To Defeat The Tree Sentinel How To Beat The Grave Warden Duelist How To Beat Runebear How To Beat Night's Cavalry Elden Ring: How to Beat Mad Tongue Alberich Elden Ring: How To Beat The Leonine Misbegotten How To Beat The Crucible Knight In Stormhill Evergaol How To Beat The Ulcerated Tree Spirit How To Beat The Erdtree Avatar How To Beat Adan, Thief Of Fire How To Beat The Fallingstar Beast How To Beat The Cleanrot Knight How To Beat Astel, Naturalborn Of The Void How To Beat Lichdragon Fortissax Elden Ring: How to Beat Mad Pumpkin Head Elden Ring Nightreign DLC Ring: How to Beat Mad Pumpkin Head Recusant Henricus Fight Guide How to Beat Anastasia, Tarnished-Eater How To Beat The Crucible Knight

Elden Ring stands out from many modern RPGs for its utter embrace of player freedom. Its open world is dense, vast, and unexplained, which gives players a real sense of adventure and progression as they learn the language of the game. One aspect of player freedom Elden Ring excels at is build variety.

To get the Shortbow, Elden Ring players must purchase it from the Nomadic Merchant near the Coastal Cave location for 600 Runes, or defeat Marionette Soldiers encountered in Liurnia of the Lakes and other locations throughout the game. You can also get it as Starting Equipment for the Bandit cl

It will struggle to turn quickly, but the hitbox on its stomps and lava is surprisingly large, so it's important to react quickly even though the charge itself is slow. Only go for hits when necessary, roll into its sweeping attacks to take advantage of I-frames, and use these rare opportunities to get a hit or two in.

Bows and other ranged weapons are generally not the best weapon in games like Elden Ring , since there is more of a focus on melee combat. Bows, crossbows, and cannons are slow, it's easy to miss, they require ammunition, their damage generally is low, and many ranged weapons are not compatible with the best Ashes of War , which upgrade equipment. That being said, these weapons have their uses, and players will come across situations where ranged tools are the most efficient weapon for dispatching enem

Most likely, players are familiar with Beastman, especially if they fought Beastman Of Farum Azula near the Church of Elleh. Fortunately, players won't have to fight a boss to acquire this shield, as it drops from normal Beastman next to the Crumbling Beast Grave Depths in Crumbling Farum Azula, located at the tip of the arrow on the previous im

FromSoftware has never held back when it comes to punishing players for using the wrong Shield or Weapon on certain bosses since all of their games feature a wide array of Status Effects and Damage Types that players must learn about, and one Damage Type that's quite prevalent in Elden Ring is that of Holy Damage. Fortunately, several shields in Elden Ring can help a player survive Holy Attacks, but players will need to know which ones are the b

The Rampart Tower in Stormveil Castle is an important location as it serves as a hub for some secret areas that interconnect. One of those is a Stonesword lock room filled with two enemies that wield greataxes. They're not too tough to defeat. To get to this room, refer to the images below.

Moonveil has the Transient Moonlight Ash of War, which allows its wielder to cast one of two special attacks after entering stance. With the light attack button, after holding down your input for the Ash of War, you will send forth a short-range beam of magic horizontally. With the heavy attack follow up, you will launch a vertical slice of magic forward quite a distance. Both of these special attacks deal significant damage and are extremely useful against both groups of enemies and single-target bosses.

Moonveil also deals Bleed damage on hit, though it does not scale with Arcane and cannot be increased. It scales with Strength, Dexterity, and Intelligence (primarily Intelligence), and its Ash of War will deal significantly more damage the more Intelligence your character has.