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Best Weapons for PvE in Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree

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Best Weapons for PvE in Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree

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  • Blasphemous Blade is highly recommended for easy PvE [5:2].
  • Godslayer Greatsword and Ordovis’s Great Sword are strong choices [5:3][5:4].

Quality Faith Build Options

For players pursuing a quality faith build, several weapons stand out. The Blasphemous Blade is frequently mentioned as turning PvE into "EZ mode," making it an excellent choice for those looking to breeze through encounters [5:2]. The Godslayer Greatsword is another powerful option that complements a faith build well [5:3]. Additionally, Ordovis's Great Sword offers a solid choice with its unique moveset and effectiveness in late-game scenarios [5:4].

Sword and Board Combos

Sword and shield combinations remain popular among players who prefer a balanced approach. The Crimson Rector sword and shield combo is praised for its simplicity and effectiveness when paired with strength-focused builds [1:1]. Short swords also offer excellent combos and a significant parry window, making them versatile for various situations [1:4].

Versatile Weapon Choices

Players often find success with versatile weapon setups that allow for adaptability in combat. Combining a long sword with a grand sword provides a mix of speed and power, suitable for different enemy types [1:3]. For those interested in holy damage, the Erdsteel Dagger has been noted for its impressive damage output, especially when paired with talismans boosting consecutive attacks [3:1].

Strength Weapons and Talismans

For strength builds, weapons like the Axe of Godfrey and Freyja's Greatsword are recommended due to their high damage potential [2:2][2:5]. Talismans such as Radagon’s Soreseal and Erdtree’s Favor can further enhance these builds by increasing stats and survivability [4:1].

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While specific weapons are highlighted, it's important to consider your playstyle and preferences. Experimenting with different weapon types and affinities can lead to discovering new strategies and synergies within your build. Consulting resources like wikis or community guides can provide additional insights into weapon scaling and optimal setups for your character [5:1].

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Best weapons to use?

Posted by Hadern_77 · in r/LordsoftheFallen · 5 months ago
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So I'm running close to lvl 200 I've used the red hand long sword for majority of the game along with the whispering hollow shield

my stats are currenly pretty evened out. Strength and Agility are somewhere around 35 Vitality and Endurance around 50 both Radiance on 40 and I am leveling inferno up

I am using a lot of spells, namely radiant ones for healing and status cleanse with dunmire's scripture

what would the best weapon to use be out of each of the weapon categories -short swords -axe -long sword -spear -axe

I would like to avoid usijg grand swords and grand axes, but I'd like to know those too

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One_Courage_865 · 5 months ago

I think you are spreading yourself too thin with your offensive stats being only around 30-40. Ideally, by level 100, you’d want your main offense stat to be at or near its hard cap (i.e. 75). Here you’re at level 200, and neither of those are at 50 (soft cap) yet.

That being said, there are good weapons that scale equally across 4 offense stats. One that comes to mind is Rosamund’s Sword. Not sure how the mixed scaling would compare to say, a pure Agi sword at A+ scaling when you have maxed at 75.

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AcadianViking · 5 months ago

I'm having the best time using Long Sword + Grand Sword.

Swapping between two-handing the long sword or pulling the Grand Sword offers some great variety in strikes and speed for any given situation while doing plenty of damage either way.

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HappyGoElephant · 5 months ago

I'm a huge fan of sword and board, the shortswords have excellent combos and still have a big enough parry window. That being said, I've no problem with any of the weapons. All have advantages and disadvantages. The big bonks are fun too, just find something that feels right and get some practice.

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only_horscraft · 5 months ago

Crimson Rector sword and shield is a godly sword and board combo. You can grab them super early and just level strength the whole way for a super simple build.

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[deleted] · 5 months ago

Any weapon is good aslong as you have the build setup

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bigfluffylamaherd · 5 months ago

Check discord pin on builds chat

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Strength weapons to try in pvp? Build attached

Posted by ILuvReddi · in r/EldenRingBuilds · 7 months ago
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I played through w/ Heavy Zweihander. Using Greatsword of Solitude in pvp. What else should I try?

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Professional_Rush163 · 7 months ago

great curved swords are really fun. anything with multi hit r2s is great with axe talisman and endure. messmer soldier spear, spiked caestus. axe of godfrey can hit really hard with the right talisman setup since the dlc. hell, even godrick’s big axe is good now and it’s ash of war is nuts.

having a dagger with hoarah loux’s earthshaker is a good one to have handy in the clutch. also maybe something like a cleanrot knight sword with bloodhound step available for swap. if you have 15 faith for gfms, it does really well on strength build with fire attunement, or with fire grease on heavy.

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CrystlBluePersuasion · 7 months ago

Usually any weapons you felt comfortable with for PvE can work for PvP if you have the right ashes or know its moveset well, crouch R1 with Zwei can work as does its heavy attack. STR versions (usually the shortest weapons) out of any weapon class are worth trying with Heavy affinity and two-handing at that STR level, mix-ups are the best way to catch foes off-guard and Greatswords are always a great choice. DLC has a ton of great weapons options like any you have found, and anything you can slap heavy affinity on will work. Fire affinity works for the Fire Knight Greatsword if you got one along with the Messmer knight ashes, I prefer the Skewer over the Spear personally for countering a lot of shit and roll catching to boot, both are good. Also great on pure FTH builds.

Generally you want something with knockdown or something with a big area of effect to catch squads, Waves of Darkness and Blackflame Tornado are nice on big weapons. Something for roll catch with your weapon class or ash of war, the more mobility on the attack the better for PvP. Some thrusting weapon/attack to catch runners, ranged options for harass, potentially kills if you git gud with hefty rock pots which are great for STR builds if you have the round rocks for them. You can also get into parry tools, Carian Retaliation is the best parry to bring generally but if they're smart they'll expect it if you bring a shield in hand, so soft or hardswapping into parry shield can be a good trick.

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gamer_dinoyt69 · 7 months ago

>Usually any weapons you felt comfortable with for PvE can work for PvP

That being said, still some weapons are indeed better than others.

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Dedprice77 · 7 months ago

Heavy Warped axe. Read the description.

Only brute strength is needed.

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gamer_dinoyt69 · 7 months ago

Cinquedea with a shield like Blue gold kite and guard counters or running attacks might be fun.

Axe of Godfrey hits like a truck if you're into that thing.

Freyjas greatsword has a great moveset you can have loads of fun with.

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Proof-Acadia-1982 · 7 months ago

Banished Knight Greatsword and Sword Lance have sweet true combos in their moveset and do well in Cold infusions.

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Erdsteel Dagger best PvE Holy Weapon?

Posted by alltimeszzz · in r/Eldenring · 1 year ago
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I‘ve been rocking this build for a while now, even in the DLC lately. It is absolutely insane how much damage this little thing does. The AR climbs way above 1k bc of the Talismans on consecutive attacks.

The crystal tears I use are Thorny Cracked Tear and Holy-Shrouding Cracked Tear. I use it together with Golden Vow and FGMS on bigger enemies. For most enemies Sacred Blade should be enough.

You can switch to Flame Art against Bosses with high Holy-Resistance. Gameplay-Wise this is a very satisfying build. You can sneak around bc of the Armor and backstab enemies. You can use a variety of spells. The build isn’t stat-hungry at all, you just pump your points into FTH and VIG. The moveset of the Erdsteel Dagger is amazing, the uncharged heavy hits twice, so the Talismans activate early. You will find more openings in boss fights with an aggressive playstyle. The running heavy has good range and the normal heavy moves you forward quite a bit and has decent tracking.

It is absolutely devastating how much DMG critical attacks deal after activating all the buffs. You can stance-break bigger enemies with a Coded Sword on the second hand since it deals 36 stance damage. I admit, breaking stances isn’t easy with this build, but when it happens, it’s over. It’s sometimes frustrating when attacks are missing against bigger enemies like Dragons or Erdtree Avatars. In that case, you can simply use Spells, the Sacred Blade projectile or switch to your Coded Sword.

Fighting against undead enemies almost feels like cheating, lol.

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CubicleFish2 · 1 year ago

sorry idk the answer, but what is your helmet? it looks really cool

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alltimeszzz · OP · 1 year ago

I use the Scaled Armor Set and switched the Chest Piece with the Black Knife Armor. It looks truly awesome and I‘m over 51 poise as well, offering good protection with little END investment.

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CubicleFish2 · 1 year ago

is 51 poise needed or 50? I heard enemies do 50 / 100 / etc poise damage so does that mean 50 will block the light attacks or does it need to be 51

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Nkrndue · 1 year ago

It’s the scaled helmet you get it during bernahls quest line in the volcano manor

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CubicleFish2 · 1 year ago

ahh nice. yeah my friend said that set was super good. I think my playthrough is almost there. thank you

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GamingNomad · 1 year ago

Late to the post. I ended up using this weapon to beat the final boss in the DLC and I finally did (it was still hard). It's really funny how much I disregarded this weapon when I got it, so early and so unassuming. Coming back to it made me appreciate it.

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alltimeszzz · OP · 1 year ago

Edit: The AoW of Coded Sword deals 36 stance damage. I‘m aware you can optimize this build even more, for example with a second Erdsteel Dagger or Armor that boosts FTH. I use this Armor for Fashion Purposes and one Dagger for simplicity. I recommend Prophet as a Starting Class. Don’t forget to switch to the Erdtree Seal when hitting 66+ FTH.

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What’s the best weapon and talisman for pvp

Posted by Ill_Rub1355 · in r/Eldenring · 2 years ago
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Ngl been getting bodied with these 3v1 😭

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Kasta4 · 2 years ago

Best weapons are torches and best talisman is either Daedicar's Woe, either Scarseal, and any Scorpion's Charm.

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Gloomy-Elk6820 · 10 months ago

This, this, this! 

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Nitro114 · 2 years ago

There is not a single best weapon. It depends on your build, skill and also luck (if you’re invading for example).

Check out Chasethebro on yt, he’s incredibly good in PvP and does various build videos showcasing what you can do with various weapons etc.

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Tha_Maxxter · 2 years ago

Ohhh wait you mean Chase The Goat?

Been subscribed to that guy for a long time, he is great and I just love his content

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LibertyPrimeIsRight · 2 years ago

I don't get it, honestly. The dudes videos aren't edited at all, so half of the video winds up being filler while he waits for an invasion or what have you. I don't mind long form content, but when it's literally just filler and rehashing the same stuff it gets a little irritating.

Edit: I am embarrassed to admit I must have been thinking of someone else, as I cannot find the video I was referring to in this comment. Disregard.

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Ill_Rub1355 · OP · 2 years ago

I’ll check it out

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7NTXX · 2 years ago

For invasion play it's your decision-making that really matters, crazy pvp skill is secondary. Map knowledge is also massive in some areas. This has always been the case but it's seriously magnified in ER where it's often a 1v3.

Get on one of the invasion subs for build ideas but honestly you'd be better just picking something bread and butter like a claymore and concentrating on decision-making, and analyse why you died. It's probably the following:

  1. Guy just out-played me 1v1 - rare
  2. Got cheesed with some bullshit - common
  3. I made a silly decision - even more common and enabled point 2 to happen.
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aretheesepants75 · 2 years ago

The broken straight sword hits like a garbage truck on meth

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[deleted] · 2 years ago

My top weapons (for a strength pvp build):

  • Claymore
  • Greatsword
  • Iron cleaver
  • Nightrider glaive
  • Dual beastman’s curved sword

Top talismans:

  • Radagon’s soreseal
  • Erdtree’s favor
  • Great jar’s arsenal
  • Green turtle talisman
  • Bull goat talisman
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best pve weapons ?

Posted by -_Botat0_- · in r/Eldenring · 3 years ago

I am going for a quality faith build but I can respec

what are the best late game weapons for pve only

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EttRedditTroll · 3 years ago

Blasphemous Blade turns PvE into EZ mode to the point where you might lose interest in playing. Beware.

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R7nRoMuRex · 3 years ago

Godslayer greatsword

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CertainlyAmbivalent · 3 years ago

I enjoyed Ordovis’s Great Sword

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BigL571 · 3 years ago

Blasphemous blade at a minimum

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-_Botat0_- · OP · 3 years ago

is there any other weapon type

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BigL571 · 3 years ago

Might I suggest looking at the wiki... will break it out by weapon type and you can see they're scaling

Quality does not get much love in ER

I can only think of Str or Dex hybrid weapons with faith or int

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cacheormirage · 3 years ago

No shame in just never switching away from golden halberd ;)

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PvE is PvP build.

Posted by [deleted] · in r/newworldgame · 7 months ago

I've been playing PvE for awhile and can hold my own even in high level areas no problem but I jumped into PvP recently and with that same build I got laughably wrecked. I use bow/longsword with 100 strength 130 health rest in dexterity currently just over 300 What am I missing or what would be a better combo to at least be competitive in PvP.

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BlakkHitman · 7 months ago

SnS and Bow isn’t a PvP build. I’d say get on Google and YouTube. PvP at this point will be very pinpointed on strengths vs weaknesses and that setup you have will not be competitive. If you have Qs, let us know, but I’d say get on Google first.

Bow is hard to master and needs to be with a Dex weapon like Spear or Rapier (I know it’s Int) but still. Sword is great but not with bow.

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[deleted] · 7 months ago

Thank you

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TheSto1989 · 7 months ago

Those two weapons don't really have a natural synergy in PVP in my opinion. I would either focus on range and do bow + lifetaker or focus on melee and do SnS and GS. Lifetaker buffs the bow and has a lot of utility that can be used. SnS provides a ton of survivability and gap-closing utility.

You would also want to think about perks on your armor. Refreshing for example is good for PvE but not as helpful in PvP. In PvP you would want to use something like tumblers and build around those. Have as many enchanted ward perks as you can, include a couple of freedoms, and then some conditioning for slash and fire.

PvP can get very expensive because it's difficult to get good 3 perk armor pieces. Expect to pay 75k+ on the tp or 125k+ using gorgon essence to craft.

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[deleted] · 7 months ago

Thanks, does seem like it's going to be time to grind out a new play style and gear

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What’s you best PVE weapon?

Posted by PMa55ive · in r/Eldenring · 2 years ago

And what’s your best Ash of war

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Ooderman · 2 years ago

Waves of Darkness trashes everything. Knocks down flyers, high poise, AoE, multi-hit, follow-up attack, hits like a monster truck.

Chilling Mist is my most used AoW. I just throw it on a dagger and I got a quick and easy way to frostbite everything.

Storm Blade is my workhorse AoW. Good ranged option and it shreds when up close.

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ShinMaIphur · 2 years ago

Ruins Greatsword. It stuns and has range. RG go BOOM

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Foxster99 · 2 years ago

Near - Reduvia

Mid-range - Thunderbolt on a Keen Great Epee

Far - Death ritual Spear or Sacred Great Stars with Golden Land

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Aggravating_Bat_9451 · 2 years ago

Black knife blade i just love it....

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Professional_Sky_573 · 2 years ago

Best as in favourite or just the weapon that I deems the strongest?

Well answers for both is the greatsword and Lions claw and Dark Moon Greatsword with its Moonlight Greatsword skills.

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Which ones are the best PVE weapons in the game?

Posted by pinguim_jb · in r/Eldenring · 2 years ago
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Foxster99 · 2 years ago

Reduvia, especially if you have bleed boosting.

Great Stars with Golden Land AoW, especially with sacred boosting. Huge range and damage.

Death Ritual Spear for a general heavy hitting ranged option on big targets.

Mohgwyn's Sacred Spear for, well, almost everything really. Especially good for crowd control.

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ursamajor114 · 2 years ago

I love the eleonora poleblade and godskin peeler. You can just spam the skills and win.

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MrTopler · 2 years ago

In no order the top 3 are likely;

  • Rivers of Blood
  • Moonveil
  • Blasphemous Blade

Special shoutout to;

  • Nagakiba with Unsheathe
  • Broadsword with Square Off
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Nerfthefiregiant · 2 years ago

Comet azur and night comet for the mages. Comet azur needs cerulean hidden tear and magic shrouding cracked tear to be op. I can beat the last 4 bosses with comet azur and max charged flasks.

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Weapon advice

Posted by Loud-Tell887 · in r/Eldenring · 8 months ago
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Hello! I’m running a strength build (lvl 140 atm). I’ve used the Greatsword with War Cry for a very long time now - it’s fun but do you have any suggestions for other weapons suitable for a strength build?

Thanks in advance!

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Sad_Dishwasher · 8 months ago

If you have access to it I’ve loved using the dlc black steel great hammer with prayerful strike as its ash

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P-A-Lily · 8 months ago

Giant-Crusher, Zweihander, Star Fists, Great Mace, Beastman's Cleaver, Nightrider Glaive, Prelate's Infernal Crozier, Great Stars, Claymore, Black Steel Greathammer, Warped Axe....

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potato_man234 · 8 months ago

Agreed

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spermwhale_man · 8 months ago

Giant Crusher

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Choice-Injury-879 · 8 months ago

dual giant crushers*

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shush_1313 · 8 months ago

Quad giant crushers** (your enemy will not expect a thing)

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Philhughes_85 · 8 months ago

Dual Great Stars

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Ok_Reason_3446 · 8 months ago

Golems Halberd with Lions Claw is a lot of fun. I put a blood infusion on mine with the LoB talisman.

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Are these weapons still good choices for strength faith builds despite the meh scaling at +25?

Posted by fsfhfdghtf · in r/EldenRingBuilds · 8 months ago
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Sacred does make the greatsword go to a c in faith but idk if it’s worth it because of the holy damage

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TheForce777 · 8 months ago

I’ve done all the min/max testing on a Strength/Faith build. Electrify armament on a Heavy infusion is ONLY good for the late game bosses in the base game. Infusing with either Flame Art or Holy far out-damages Electrify Armament for most enemies in most of the game

My ranking of the best Strength/Faith weapons:

  1. Dual Rusted Anchors (Pickaxe in the offhand until you get the 2nd one in NG+)

  2. Sword Lance (light enough to free up that talisman slot for spell boost instead of equip load)

  3. Great Sword

  4. Ordovis Great Sword

  5. Deathknight Longhaft Axe

  6. Fire Knights GS

  7. Knighrider Glave

  8. Magma Worm Scale Sword

  9. Euporia (it’s the most fun though, by far)

  10. Freyja’s GS (best infused lions claw in the game)

Note: This list is for PVE. A PVP list would have to include Star Fists and Red Bear Claw

Honorable mentions: Zweilhander, Great Stars, Dual Blacknight Twin Blades, and Great Katana

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bfffca · 8 months ago

Where is the giant crusher????? And starfists slaps in pve as well, just not against giant mobs... Which is a lot of bosses sadly. 

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TheForce777 · 8 months ago

Yeah, Star Fists with endure are what I bring out to kill bosses that are too hard or too fast. They’re good for general PVE too

I’ve never gotten into the Giant Crusher. I tried it for like 5 minutes but it seemed too heavy

How do you use it? Like what’s your talisman set up, AoW etc?

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Willcutus_of_Borg · 8 months ago

Depends on your stats split, but you'd really do better with more Str and going Heavy then using your grease or spell buff of choice to add elemental damage.

P.S. Lightning is way better.

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fsfhfdghtf · OP · 8 months ago

So a heavy weapon greatsword/anchor with electrify armament will be better then flame art? I never even considered those buffs ngl

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Daws20 · 8 months ago

Lightning damage is just the best damage because it’s the least resisted by most enemies, while also being more effective against a lot of late game bosses

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Willcutus_of_Borg · 8 months ago

Yeah, Heavy is going to scale the best with Str, and you are no doubt two handing these so you get that bonus 50% Str.

That will get you more overall damage, and the grease or weapon buff spell just adds some more spice.

Lightning is best because, like the other dude said, it is least resisted and buffed in wet conditions. Fire is debuffed in wet conditions and resisted more with higher Vigor (for pvp).

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Willcutus_of_Borg · 8 months ago

You'll have more raw Physical damage with Heavy and high Str (for these weapons). Adding a lightning buff is simply going to add more damage to the physical, so who cares how it scales.

Also, splitting damage with affinities like Flame Art or Fire or whatever is generally less effective than going all in on physical damage and adding a little sauce on top with your favorite weapon glow.

That all said, Dex/Fth with Keen + lightning does also slap hard. I simply wouldn't do that with Greatsword or Rusty Anchor.

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LeeFrost1975 · 8 months ago

What are your stats? If you have around 40+ in STR then I think you would be better going heavy and then applying electrify armament.

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fsfhfdghtf · OP · 8 months ago

I have split stats rn 40 strength 40 faith but I plan on speccing a little more into faith then strength when the build is done just for more incant access

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LeeFrost1975 · 8 months ago

When I played a STR FAI build I loved the Ordovis greatsword

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lancewolfebro · 8 months ago

You look like you want the FIRE Knights Greatsword from the dlc, unfortunately you need to farm from fire knights in shadow keep but you get some excellent new fire art ashes of war from there too and that thing slaps! Highly recommend, the sword has a good moveset too!

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Best weapons for PvE in Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree

Key Considerations for PvE Weapons in Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree

  1. Scaling and Upgrades: Look for weapons that scale well with your character's stats (Strength, Dexterity, Intelligence, Faith). Weapons that can be upgraded effectively will also perform better against tougher enemies.

  2. Weapon Types: Different weapon types offer various advantages:

    • Greatswords and Colossal Weapons: High damage output and stagger potential.
    • Spears and Halberds: Good reach and versatility, allowing for safe poking from a distance.
    • Ranged Weapons: Bows and crossbows can help deal with enemies from afar, especially in tricky encounters.
  3. Ashes of War: Consider weapons that can be infused with powerful Ashes of War, which can provide unique skills and enhance your combat style.

  4. Elemental Damage: Weapons that deal elemental damage (like fire, frost, or lightning) can exploit enemy weaknesses, making them more effective in certain situations.

  5. Status Effects: Weapons that inflict status effects (like bleed or poison) can be particularly useful against tougher foes, as they can chip away at health over time.

Recommendations:

  • Moonveil Katana: Excellent for Intelligence builds, it has a strong weapon skill (Transient Moonlight) that allows for powerful ranged attacks.

  • Greatsword: A solid choice for Strength builds, it offers high damage and good stagger potential against bosses.

  • Bloodhound's Fang: Great for bleed builds, it has a unique skill that allows for quick mobility and powerful attacks.

  • Giant-Crusher: If you prefer a Colossal weapon, this one has immense damage potential and can stagger most enemies easily.

  • Rivers of Blood: Known for its bleed damage and powerful weapon skill (Corpse Piler), it's a favorite for many players in PvE.

Choosing the right weapon often depends on your playstyle and build, so consider experimenting with different types to find what suits you best!

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