Claymen Sorceries are a group of Sorceries in Elden Ring that share a specific type of buff criteria. Claymen Sorceries revolve around the ability to summon bubbles to deal damage. There are a total of 2 Claymen Sorceries available for players. Claymen Sorceries don't have a specific Glintstone Staff related to them.
Claymen Sorceries info
Obtaining Claymen Sorceries
- Oracle Bubbles: Can be found by killing one of the Teardrop Scarab on top of a broken statue in the first structure on the right from the Siofra River Deep Wells site of grace. You have to go through some ruins and jump on top of them and follow them over to another side where there is a Teardrop Scarab down below. Kill he Scarab to get this spell. Elden Ring Interactive Map Here.
- Great Oracular Bubble: Obtained by defeating the Teardrop Scarab found inside the large stone ruin at the highest level of the Siofra River. Elden Ring Interactive Map Link
Claymen Sorceries Requirements
- As is the case with all Sorceries, you must have a Glintstone Staff equipped in order to be able to cast Claymen Sorceries.
- Claymen Sorceries require Intelligence and Arcane to use.
Boosting Claymen Sorceries
- Claymen Sorceries don't have a Staff that specifically boost them.
- Azur's Glintstone Staff reduces the casting time of all Sorceries, but increases the amount of FP consumed.
All Claymen Sorceries
AnonymousMaking theese incantations would be better because there actually is Fai/Arc builds thay exist. And doing the bubbles with your hand like the cleyman do would be much cooler
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Who up playing with their Arc/Int build (up to ~ Leyndell) in the misguided hope that we'll finally be a real build in SotE? I actually really like the aesthetic of the normal blue magic + the Regalia's red magic. The Eochaid stuff would make a good basis for another school of spells.
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Only when reading the comments on here do I realize that yeah, this is water. These have been the only water abilities in a Souls game since Demon's Souls's Water Veil. Really, I think it's an untapped side of magic they've never really explored before, especially odd since water's roll at protecting / conducting fire and electricity. And water is hidden within the lore of Elden Ring, what with the Blind Swordsman's abilities relating to that of flowing water and helping Malenia become the utter beast she is. Maybe our very own Blind Swordsman partook in an old, ancient form of Claymen sorcery? Something we might discover more of in the Shadows of The Erdtree.
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It seems like most of the various breeds of Sorceries originate from a celestial body (usually a star) of some sort. That being said, I have to wonder where the Claymen Sorceries come from...
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Okay I'll take a stab at it: the sorceries were intended for stealthy mages/assassin builds in PVP. Cast a looming bubble in conjunction with Large Glintstone Scraps/ Aberrant Sorceries/ Night Sorceries.
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If you want more water spells, then founding rain of stars is another spell with water.
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I kinda wish these were incantations so they could be cast the same way the claymen do. But it's still kinda nice to have more sorcery variety.
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Why do these require arcane ? ? ? Like it makes absolutely no sense ! ! ! ! There is no blood : (
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Would’ve been “actually useful” if these were blood bubbles instead
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LOL FAITH HAS MUCH BETTER, MUCH BETTER BUBLLES. IT IS REALLY LAUGHABLY SAD HOW FROMSOFT DECIDED TO COMPLETELY TURN INTILLIGENCE INTO DIRT IN COMPARISON TO FAITH ! WHILE FAITH HAS MILLIONS OF EXTREMELY GOOD PVP TOOLS WHILE LOOKING AWESOME ! ! !
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I wish there were more of these spells. Just imagine what one could do with more of them...
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The Big Bubble is bad and the many smaller ones are pointless
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this game has 2 waterbending spells, 2 earthbending spells, **** ton of fire spells and no wind spells. the only wind stuff you get is storm ashes. cant be the avatar
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Albinauric staff scale with arc and at +24 gives S arc
C int D str , not sure but probably it's good for clayman sorcery
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claymen sorceries require intelligence and arcane to use not faith
God I hope we get more Int/Arc stuff in the DLC. I'm pretty sure its the most barren of any two-stat build type. Even Int/Fth has 3 different spell schools they let you play with, even if they're all arguably on the weaker side.
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