Ash of War: Storm Wall |
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| Affinity | Standard |
| Skill | Storm Wall |
| Effect | Grants affinities and skills to an armament. |
Ash of War: Storm Wall is an Ash of War and Upgrade Material in Elden Ring. Ash of War: Storm Wall provides Standard affinity and the Storm Wall Skill. Ashes of War can be equipped on Weapons and Shields to modify the Skill or an equipment, or to apply affinities that modify scaling values.
This Ash of War grants no affinity to an armament, but imparts the following skill:
"Storm Wall: Swing the shield to create a wall of storm winds in front of you, deflecting arrows and other such physical projectiles. Can also be used in the same way as a regular parry."
Usable on small and medium shields.
Ash of War: Storm Wall Location in Elden Ring
Where to find Ash of War: Storm Wall:
- From Stormhill Shack, head directly north, ignoring the road that bends toward the castle, until you reach the end of a collapsed bridge. Drop down onto an outcropping to the west to find a Teardrop Scarab that drops this Ash of War. [Map Link]
Ash of War: Storm Wall Elden Ring Guide
- Grants the skill Storm Wall.
- Provides the Standard affinity, which respects the weapon's original scaling and damage.
- Can be used with any affinity Upgrade.
- Can be applied to Small Shields and Medium Shields.
- FP Cost: 3
- Storm Wall has 9 start-up frames, 11 active frames, and 31 recovery frames (at 60 FPS).
- Storm Wall can knock projectiles out of the air.
- See Parrying for detailed information on the mechanic and a comparison of different parry skills.
Ash of War: Storm Wall Videos
AnonymousDid some testing on projectiles. Can confirm it does not work against Radahn’s magic arrows, however interestingly enough if you time it just right you DO get a partial parry against his magic arrows. I survived a few arrows by partial parrying on a 14 vigor character.
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Unfortunately does NOT work against the giant magic pot thrower in Sellia gateway.
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I did some testing with the Cleanrot Knight in front of Elphael, and I'm pretty sure this has the best close-up parry hitbox in the game. I baited out a specific attack where she slashes upwards with her sword and goes into a very high overhead thrust. Regular parry, Golden Parry, Buckler and even Carian Retaliation whiffed the parry a lot of the time, whereas this always connected. And I don't mean I took damage. No, the spear straight up went over my character and the parry sometimes.
Also, hitboxes in Elden Ring tend to be rather accurate to their visuals, and this has by far the largest vertical effect. So I think that might be why it has a little worse frame data.
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doesn't deflect leyndell knights arrows for some stupid reason
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my most consistent parry, idk why. I can't use golden parry to save my life
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Best parry option for fire-infused shields. Cannot use Golden Parry or Carian Retaliation with a fire infusion.
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Physical Projectiles eh? so Stone of Gurranq and Gravity ROCKS!!!?
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Has anyone datamined parry hitboxes? It might be placebo, but this feels way more reliable than most other parries, and I suspect it's because the wind effect actually extends the parry hitbox, just as holy parry's golden swoosh extends it forward. Wider parry box = more leeway to catch an attack hitbox. Either way, if you want to get into parrying, don't sleep on experimenting with all the special parry skills.
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This seems to give medium shields parry frames the small shield parry frames
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So, this is pretty much for small shield. Because, why the in world would you want to put this AoW on medium shield anyway ?
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Might need to test what projectiles it blocks and what it doesn't
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Not bad, to be considered for shields without parry for those who got to this point only by parrying
Love the look. Would be 11/10 if it could go on parry-capable weapons but that's too much
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