Ancient Dragonbolt Pot |
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 Effect
Throw at enemies to inflict heavy
Lightning Damage
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 Scaling
Str D
Dex B |
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Ancient Dragonbolt Pot is a Consumable Item in Elden Ring. It can be thrown at enemies you to inflict heavy Lightning Damage, and requires an empty Ritual Pot to craft.
Craftable item prepared using a ritual pot.
Engraved with the crest of the ancient dragon.
Throw at enemies to inflict heavy lightning damage.
Allows one to wield ancient drake lightning regardless of faith. The residual power of relics is a purely natural phenomenon.
Ancient Dragonbolt Pot use in Elden Ring
Ancient Dragonbolt Pot can be thrown at enemies to inflict heavy Lightning Damage.
- 10 Strength 10 Dexterity: 418 damage
- 99 Strength 10 Dexterity: 508 damage
- 10 Strength 99 Dexterity: 684 damage
- 99 Strength 99 Dexterity: 846 damage
Elden Ring Ancient Dragonbolt Pot Crafting Guide
To craft Ancient Dragonbolt Pot you need the Ancient Dragon Apostle's Cookbook [4] as well as the following Crafting Materials:
- Mushroom x2
- Fulgurbloom x1
- Gravel Stone x1
- Empty Ritual Pot x1
Elden Ring Ancient Dragonbolt Pot Notes & Tips
- You can hold up to 10 Ancient Dragonbolt Pot, depending on how many Ritual Pots you have
- You can store up to 600 Ancient Dragonbolt Pot
- Sell Value: Ancient Dragonbolt Pot cannot be sold
- Once a Ancient Dragonbolt Pot is thrown, its Ritual Pot will be available for crafting another throwing pot
Anonymousthese are a royal pain to get. The recipe should be in leyndell by bolt of gransax
- Anonymous
everything else that’s connected to ancient dragons has red lightning, why is this different? i hope we get more red lightning options in the DLC
- Anonymous
If thrown in water, the radius is extended, and the damage is increased. With the companion Jar talisman and the Jar helmet, I'm handing 1 shots out in Liurnia like it's charity.
Perhaps picking the Gate Town as a meta pvp location was not such a good idea
- Anonymous
…Isn’t Gravel Stone a finite resource? As in you grab it, and it’s just gone forever?
And they want you to take that and turn it into a single pot you can throw at a single enemy for okay damage…?
- Anonymous
with 50 dex and 20% increase lightning damage bonus from crystal tears, do 595 damage to enemy without armor. With the 15% head and 20% talisman, has the potential to reach 900
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I appreciate the fact that fextra lists how much damage items that scale with stats do depending on the stat allocation. But guys, for the love of god, why is it always such an extreme number? I'd rather know how much damage this'll do at 10 strength and 60 dexterity rather than 99 on both because come on, who's out here running a 99 strength or 99 dex build?
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