Alabaster Lord's Sword is a Greatsword in Elden Ring. The Alabaster Lord's Sword scales primarily with Strength and secondarily with Dexterity and Intelligence.
Greatsword forged from a blue-white meteoric ore.
The blade conceals gravity-manipulating magic.
A weapon unique to the Alabaster Lords, a race of ancients with
skin of stone who were said to have risen to life when a meteor
struck long ago.
Where to Find Alabaster Lord's Sword in Elden Ring
The Alabaster Lord's Sword weapon can be found at the following location:
- Awarded upon killing Alabaster Lord in the Lake of Rot. You have to raise the platforms to get up to him by stepping on the buttons around the swamp. There are two buttons that are next to small columns or obelisks. Once you get raised on the platform, take on the long and narrow path, after a few meters you will be greeted by this enemy. Kill him to obtain the Alabaster Lord's Sword. Note: If Alabaster Lord dies after you die the sword will not drop. [Elden Ring Map here]
- Awarded upon killing Alabaster Lord in Yelough Anix Tunnel. [Elden Ring Map here]
Below shows where the platform activation is at. You will know it it the correct one if it lifts you up with it. It has a ladder to climb down from it on the South West corner.
Elden Ring Alabaster Lord's Sword Notes & Tips
- Weapon Skill: Alabaster Lords' Pull
- This weapon cannot be infused with Ashes of War
- Alabaster Lord's Sword can be upgraded by using Somber Smithing Stones
- Deals +20% damage to
Gravity type enemies
- If you die while fighting enemies after raising the platform, there is a slope that leads to a ladder on the east side of the pillar to help you to go back up.
- This weapon is the shortest in its class.
- Sell Value:
500
- Can deal damage twice if you hit the enemy with the blade when you plunge it into the ground when using Alabaster Lord's Pull
- Alabaster Lord's Pull deals mostly Physical Damage (~80%) and some Magic Damage (~20%)
- Reaches less AR compared to the Helphen's Steeple and Dark Moon Greatsword, which also have frostbite build up and intelligence scaling. Its only trait setting itself apart from them is the AOE weapon art.
- The charged attacks on this weapon have a drastically higher motion value and a much lower stamina cost than other Greatswords. This means the charged attacks are comparable to Colossal Swords while the weapon has a much lower weight requirement.
- NOTE: As of Patch 1.09, the scaling values of this weapon were changed. Please refer to the Upgrades Table of this weapon below. Additionally, speed, range, recovery time and guard counter speed of Greatswords weapons has increased.
Moveset & Videos in Elden Ring for Alabaster Lord's Sword
Alabaster Lord's Sword Upgrades in Elden Ring
Please see the Upgrades page to understand the weapon bolstering process.
Requires regular reinforcement with Somber Smithing Stones.
This upgrade can be enchanted with Magic or boosted with Consumables.
Attack Power | Stat Scaling | Passive Effects | Damage Reduction (%) | ||||||||||||||||
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Alabaster Lord's Sword | Phy | Mag | Fir | Lit | Hol | Sta | Str | Dex | Int | Fai | Arc | Any | Phy | Mag | Fir | Lit | Hol | Bst | Rst |
Standard | 128 | 38 | - | - | - | 63 | D | E | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 39 | 19 |
Standard +1 | 146 | 43 | - | - | - | 69 | C | E | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 39.39 | 19 |
Standard +2 | 165 | 49 | - | - | - | 75 | C | E | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 39.78 | 19 |
Standard +3 | 183 | 54 | - | - | - | 81 | C | E | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 40.17 | 19 |
Standard +4 | 202 | 60 | - | - | - | 88 | C | D | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 40.56 | 19 |
Standard +5 | 220 | 65 | - | - | - | 94 | C | D | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 40.95 | 19 |
Standard +6 | 239 | 71 | - | - | - | 100 | C | D | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 41.34 | 19 |
Standard +7 | 257 | 76 | - | - | - | 107 | B | D | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 41.73 | 19 |
Standard +8 | 276 | 82 | - | - | - | 113 | B | D | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 42.12 | 19 |
Standard +9 | 295 | 87 | - | - | - | 119 | B | D | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 42.51 | 19 |
Standard +10 | 313 | 93 | - | - | - | 126 | B | D | D | - | - | - | 56 | 33 | 27 | 27 | 27 | 42.9 | 19 |
Elden Ring Greatswords |
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Banished Knight's Greatsword ♦ Bastard Sword ♦ Blasphemous Blade ♦ Claymore ♦ Dark Moon Greatsword ♦ Death's Poker ♦ Flamberge ♦ Forked Greatsword ♦ Gargoyle's Blackblade ♦ Gargoyle's Greatsword ♦ Golden Order Greatsword ♦ Helphen's Steeple ♦ Inseparable Sword ♦ Iron Greatsword ♦ Knight's Greatsword ♦ Lordsworn's Greatsword ♦ Marais Executioner's Sword ♦ Ordovis' Greatsword ♦ Ordovis's Greatsword ♦ Sacred Relic Sword ♦ Storm Ruler ♦ Sword of Milos |
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So close to being a decent str int weapon. Needs more magic damage and int scaling, then it could be great
Unfortunately I can confirm that the R2 to R1 combo was accidentally patched out with the greatsword buffs of 1.09, which is damn shame because this thing would have been a beast with usable R2's.
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So tried my lightning build on this and ice lightning spear did nothing just like ADLS.
Dude went through the animation but the effect didnt appear anywhere.
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This weapon now becomes a monster after 1.09. Spamming heavy attack and you can stagger human size enemies infinitely.
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RIP R2-R1 true combo. At least standing and running R2's come out faster now, but it can't threaten two different ~1000 damage moves at the same time.
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This sword has a few niche things going for it. It's the lightest greatsword at only 8. The fact that you can get two of them in a single playthrough means you can dual wield both, kinda like mini Starscourge Greatswords in terms of them both having physical and magic damage plus a similar AoW though without the followup slam. They do have the advantage of being able to utilize dual wielded L1 attacks unlike the SSGS and both combined are still lighter at 16 vs 20. Pretty good.
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Sorry for wall of text y’all, but this is one of the most underrated weapons in the game. Absolutely incredible MV and poise damage on fully charged R2 and if you love the Greatsword move set you’ll love this one. And you get two per NG!
If trying to get as early as possible, rush to get Meteoric Ore blade to +4 via iji’s sombers, +6 at wolf+dead man in Mt Gelmir and +5 at Redmane. Kill sleepy mama dragon for runes, and then sprint through all of Radahn -> Ranni’s quest (meteoric ore blade makes Radahn notably easier and scales similarly to this one). Once you reach the lake of rot (where alabaster sword is) you’ll essentially have enough sombers to bring your new Alabaster Sword to +9 and slap everything with it.
Next grab axe talisman, charged attack and poise damage physik tears, and it’s smooth sailing from there. Reached Mohg the Omen in about 3hrs from character start (obv can be done faster but for me that’s not bad lmao).
This sword might be my new fav in all honesty.
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has higher than average MV on the charged heavy attacks, hits like an absolute truck
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It says the only thing setting it apart is its ash of war when in reality its 2 handed heavy attacks hit for as much as a colossal does and does more poise damage than them the only thing that out classes this in poise damage is the great club colossal this weapon slaps bosses around
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Attacks cost less stamina do more poise damage than others and it has a true combo attack from is 2 handed r2 to its r1 plenty of things set this apart from the moonlight and the helphenes wiki needs changing
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Wiki should be updated it says that the only trait setting itself apart from helphenes steeple and the moonlight is its aow but infact it has a 2handed r2 that true combos into the r1 if if lands and on top of that this things 2 handed R2s do the second most poise damage in the game yes even more than colossal swords the only thing thats better is the greatclub colossal
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The ash of war is really fun for pulling people off ledges. And the R2 combos into the R1. Very underrated.
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Everybody's talking about this weapon as if it's an int tool. It's a strength weapon demanding an investment into int, or as is clearly the theme, it's a gravity weapon. You're meant to sprinkle some int in there, but then focus on the physical end of the tools.
And don't mention Astel's weapons. Those are outliers. Good weapons, mind, but outliers.
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The way the ladder's location is written there is just so confusing I have been looking for it for almost 30 minutes before deciding to just watch a video on it. It's not on the West side at all, it's just straight south on top of a small cliff.
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I just tested this and the weapon art scales very highly with Int, and hardly at all with Str.
Using Alexander's shard with 38 int I hit the albinaurics for 1118.
Boosting my Int by 10 increased the damage by 64.
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did they patch the drop from Yelough Anix Tunnel? was farming there for ages, went to lake of rot and got it immediately. could just be insane odds.
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for some reason the stamina cost on its (1h+2h) R2 is only 9 and charged 18, while other greatswords like claymores is 25(2h 30) and charged 35 (2h 40)
also it has some weird and insane motion values on its R2s - 1h its normal R2 is 120 while the charged has 175 (for comparison claymore 1h normal R2 is 125 and charged 160)
the 2h version non charged 138 and charged 215?? (claymore is 130 and charged 170)
tl;dr the 2h charged R2 has by far the highest motion value of 215 and costs only 18 stamina? while something like the claymore gets only 170 motion value and costs 40 stamina lol
mind all other greatswords are close in line and this one is an extreme outlier in this regard for some reason
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This it the only Greatsword where the 2-handed R2 true-combos into the R1
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"It's only trait setting itself apart from them is the AOE weapon art" and the fact its lighter than both darkmoon and helphens
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Lol at the notes comparing to 2 other weapons... It's in a dif tool kit together. Thanks though for the AR check
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I don't like this with the weapon art pulling enemies towards you. I much prefer the curved greatsword from the onyx lord in sealed tunnel boss room.
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Just got this as a drop from the Alabaster Lord at the bottom of the Yelough Anix Tunnel in the consecrated snowfield. Page doesn't list that as an item source.
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how is this so bad? i'd prefer if it just had gravitas then whatever it has now
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Unless you wanna create a personalized niche build this weapon is underwhelmingly mediocre.
Technically you get it earlier than the Darkmoon Greatsword so there might be a use for a little while but if you go Strength Intelligence it's the very Darkmoon Greatsword to go to
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TBH I like the design of weapon but why use it when there are literally several better options at the point where you can get, not to mention it's AoW is just the gravity pull spell. Would have been better if it was also a random drop from one of the lords you can find out and about.
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Would be a cool weapon if it didn't have an arbitrary 18 INT requirement while having terrible INT scaling
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The charged R2 on this weapon deals the seconds most poise damage of any such attack in the game, only bested my the Great Club. Yes, this sword's charged R2 deals more poise damage than colossal swords, great hammers and colossal weapons (except Great Club).
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Whoever added the map screenshot showing where the platform in the lake is, you're the real MVP
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Cannot find this guy anywhere the directions dont help, I feel like i've raised every platform
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I gave my low level friend one of these,and then the massacre started.
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That weapon has 2 weird thing going for it, first it has higher poise damage on its uncharged heavy attack compared to other greatsword (1H: 13.75 vs 11; 2H:13.75 vs 12.1), secondly it uncharged 2 handed heavy attack True Combo into 1 light attack unlike any other greatsword in PVP for some reason, you can use the gravity ashe of war and follow with that combo which is pretty cool, the ashe being cancellable with roll and backstrp allow you to do some cool mindgame, its a pretty cool weapon, more than people give it credit for.
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i think one in the tunnels drop a weapon with lords push ash of wear not pull
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If you die after this drops (due to scarlet rot in my case) the item disappears and does not appear to respawn or remain. I have essentially lost my ability to get this sword on this play through.
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Okay, the one in Yelough Anix tunnel respawns. None of these do but this one.
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Most of the gravity based weapons have such low magic damage and scaling that it would be better for them to have no magic damage and just scale physical with int. As it is, there is very little reason to use these with anything more that base int requirement except the skills, but at that point it seems better to just put gravitas on a regular weapon
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Surprisingly low damage on an Str Int build. Cold Iron GS has more AR, a bit longer reach, with a customizable AOW. Unless Alabaster Lord's Pull deals more damage than Gravitas, I see no particular reason to pick this over Iron GS.
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It's like the perfect side arm for my STR/INT Gargoyle's Twinblade build, but it just looks dumb as hell.
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I compared this with a Lordsworn's Cold Greatsword with Gravitas, both +0. Alabaster Lord's Pull does about 5 times more damage but is slower, has no hyper armour and doesn't seem to stagger enemies as easily as Gravitas. Not sure if it rivals the Starscourge GS damage when it's upgraded but the lack of hyper armour is pretty disappointing.
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Can someone help me? i killed the alabaster, but couldn't heal in time to get the sword. Went back there and there was no lord or sword. It went somewhere else or o lost it for good?
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I tried comparing the three gravitas based weapon arts, and used Meteoric Ore Blade, Onyx Lord's Greatsword, and Alabaster, and after using the Onyx and the Alabaster for about a couple of minutes trying to trade with the ants and silver tears in Nokstella, they just have no poise in their ashes of war. I have 47 poise, went to use the normal gravitas on the ore blade and all the sudden I'm able to tank the ant bites and silver tear lance attacks. Am I missing something or is gravitas just better for trading compared to the slower yet more powerful gravitas attacks? You'd think that there would be poise on the ash of war that has a semi long wind up similar to its faster version, but there's seemingly nothing. :(
Scaling isn't great but if you're using a str/int build this could be a great weapon, even better if you powerstance two.
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Ground based skills and items for sure dont work right on that platform where you fight the Alabaster Lord for the sword. I put a healing stone down fell right through the floor, Taker's Flames from Rykard's sword only go like 5 feet and even the Albaster Lords Gravity Pull skill wasnt even working past like 5ft against me lol.
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The 1.04 patch made the WA so much better. It’s speed was significantly increased and you get the ability to roll cancel it.
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This greatsword's 1hR1 seems to do 13.75 poise damage on PVE compared to the usual 11 poise damage of Greatswords.
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This pulls enemies in more tightly than Gravitas. Better for clearing really big mobs.
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on a strength/int build this thing is pretty cool. the gravitas weapon art has unusual timing and rather good reach, i've finished off many an invader with it.
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somethings up with this weapons 2h R2s, they seem to do way more poise damage and also higher damage overall...
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holding this thing, really looks like it could've just been a longsword.
Not really sure if I'm liking From's reliance on making weapons just default be greatswords or colossals cause they have a weapon art. I know thats not always the CASE but idk. When I see a weapon that looks light or I KNOW is lighter than what it is, make a heavy thunk in the ground, feels bad as ****.
Or maybe they can just give greatswords less amateurish swings. Something. idk.
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So, this Ash of War is literally just slightly better Gravitas? I'm beginning to believe FromSoft got halfway through designing these special weapons and just said "**** it, make their ashes like normal ones".
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Despite the WA casting time being longer, costing more, and the name being different the only real difference is about it is seeming to have a radius bigger if you had +1 somber upgrade or a +3 smithing upgrade. As a base I used a +0 weapon and a +6 weapon to check radii. I compared this GS at +5 with a +6 Meteoric Ore Blade, a +15 Brick Hammer with Gravitas, and a +5 Starscourge GSs. Radius on the hammer and Ore Blade were identical as they should be since +15 and +6 are comparable in ratio 15/25 and 6/10. The radius on the GS was only slightly larger but the casting time was significantly longer. By comparison the casting time on the Starscourge GSs has a shorter casting time and a follow up attack. Maybe, just maybe, the radius scales as you upgrade and isn't just a flat boost, but the difference is so minor between the weapons it was barely noticeable. Honestly just use two Meteoric Ore Blades and you'll have some more success dragging people in for aggression and roll catching and the only reason I say that is because no other katana scales with Str and Int.
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"Okay team, we have another sword, which Ash of War should we give it?"
"How aboooouuuut, GRAVITAS, BUT WITH A DIFFERENT NAME. AGAIN."
"GENIUS"
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I guess the blunt tip is what happens when you stab the ground every few seconds.
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You can get more of these swords in frozen zone caves. Boss is same bug thing you fight from going in coffen.
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Somber Smithing Stone [9] on nearby corpse in same platform. This platform is closest to that nearby dragonkin soldier boss at rot lake, just west of it in the middle. You can raise other platform to rise on it using other pressure plate near gate just south from that one.
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If you dropped during your fight (and died) -- after you run back out and are facing the raised platform -- hug the right wall. You'll notice it slopes down. There's a ladder at the top of the hill to try the fight again.
Meteoric ore blade's gravitas apparently increases in radius every time you upgrade it. Not sure if they have comparable radius if ore blade is maxed out.
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if you die before picking up the sword after killing the ennemy, you loose the sword because the ennemy don't respawn.
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I got the sword from an enemy later in the game and the dude didn't spawn in the elevator above. Not sure if this is a bug or he just doesn't spawn if you already have the sword.
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Weapon skill is supposed to be a stronger variant of Gravitas. Indeed, it has a larger aoe effect and the damage is seemingly higher...but it was twice the startup and no hyper armor during any of it (regular gravitas has hyper armor). Which makes this sword inferior outside of looks to just a bastard sword with Gravitas.
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I just killed this guy, received the sword, looted the +9 stone and Elden Ring crashed. Now the sword is no where to be found in my inventory and he won't spawn. What gives?
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Based on the upgrade chart shown on this page, this weapon looks more to be a STR weapon with a touch of magic damage, and not an INT based weapon. Oh well... then again, INT builds can have the Darkmoon Greatsword, so I guess it's okay.
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Does this drop from the one that’s spawns by the water wheel in Raya Lucaria Academy?
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ok ok everyone talks about how to get it. Could somebody tell me how does this perform? Is weapon art useful/strong? I dont want to blindly waste my smithing stones
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Also drops in the Yelough Anix Tunnel, now i have 2 which i never use
Anyone found out whats up with another stepping platform up where you fight this guy? It looks like it was pressed already or not active yet. Looks like something else must be done to activate it
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If you died on the platform, there is a way to get back up. Walk south from where the platform used to be until you hit the wall (very close). Walk east along the wall until you reach a ramp. There is a ladder at the top of the ramp that brings you back up to the platform. GL.
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Killed the dude yet died right after, not being able to pick up the weapon, because of the ****ING FORCED ROT. Like? Why? Why forced?
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There's a slope on the right side of the platforms so you can run over and climb the ladder to fight the guy who drops it in the Lake of Rot. Hope this helps!
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I killed the enemy in the platform and then i died instantly, now the enemy doesn't respawn. Do I lost that loot forever?
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This ain't a catalyst melee combo either??? where the **** they at??
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Found in lake of rot shoreside looks like u get one chance as i cant lower the platforms
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I raised the platform to fight him, also died. Now the platform is raised and I can't get back up.
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Wish this had a different skill, instead it has just a better version of Gravitas...so lazy :/
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This weapon is better than it looks on paper, but still a bit underwhelming. Would be cool and unique if it did Strike damage with the greatsword since this thing looks dull as hell.
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