Ash of War: Wing Stance

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Affinity Quality
Skill Wing Stance

Ash of War: Wing Stance is an Ash of War and Upgrade Material in Elden Ring. It is a brand new Ash of War in the Shadow of the Erdtree DLCAsh of War: Wing Stance provides Quality affinity and the Wing Stance 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 an armament the Quality affinity and the following skill:

"Wing Stance: Calmly assume a right-sided stance. Normal attack triggers a rapid three-slash combination. Strong attack triggers a leaping thrust."

Usable on light greatswords.

 

Ash of War: Wing Stance Location in Elden Ring

Where to find Ash of War: Wing Stance:

  • Castle Ensis: Inside a chest in the tower that you can reach by jumping over the edge just outside Castle Lord's Chamber Site of Grace, and following the cliffside down to the tower before climbing up two ladders to reach it. [See Shadow of the Erdtree Map] [Video Location]

 

Ash of War: Wing Stance Elden Ring Guide

 

Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree Ash of War: Wing Stance Videos

 

 

 

Elden Ring Ash of War: Wing Stance Notes & Tips

 

  • Notes and player tips go here

 

Elden Ring Ashes of War
Ash of War: Aspects of the Crucible: Wings  ♦  Ash of War: Assassin's Gambit  ♦  Ash of War: Barbaric Roar  ♦  Ash of War: Barrage  ♦  Ash of War: Barricade Shield  ♦  Ash of War: Beast's Roar  ♦  Ash of War: Black Flame Tornado  ♦  Ash of War: Blind Spot  ♦  Ash of War: Blinkbolt  ♦  Ash of War: Blood Blade  ♦  Ash of War: Blood Tax  ♦  Ash of War: Bloodhound's Step  ♦  Ash of War: Bloody Slash  ♦  Ash of War: Braggart's Roar  ♦  Ash of War: Carian Grandeur  ♦  Ash of War: Carian Greatsword  ♦  Ash of War: Carian Retaliation  ♦  Ash of War: Carian Sovereignty  ♦  Ash of War: Charge Forth  ♦  Ash of War: Chilling Mist  ♦  Ash of War: Cragblade  ♦  Ash of War: Determination  ♦  Ash of War: Divine Beast Frost Stomp  ♦  Ash of War: Double Slash  ♦  Ash of War: Dryleaf Whirlwind  ♦  Ash of War: Earthshaker  ♦  Ash of War: Enchanted Shot  ♦  Ash of War: Endure  ♦  Ash of War: Eruption  ♦  Ash of War: Flame of the Redmanes  ♦  Ash of War: Flame Skewer  ♦  Ash of War: Flame Spear  ♦  Ash of War: Flaming Strike  ♦  Ash of War: Ghostflame Call  ♦  Ash of War: Giant Hunt  ♦  Ash of War: Glintblade Phalanx  ♦  Ash of War: Glintstone Pebble  ♦  Ash of War: Golden Land  ♦  Ash of War: Golden Parry  ♦  Ash of War: Golden Slam  ♦  Ash of War: Golden Vow  ♦  Ash of War: Gravitas  ♦  Ash of War: Ground Slam  ♦  Ash of War: Hoarah Loux's Earthshaker  ♦  Ash of War: Hoarfrost Stomp  ♦  Ash of War: Holy Ground  ♦  Ash of War: Ice Spear  ♦  Ash of War: Igon's Drake Hunt  ♦  Ash of War: Impaling Thrust  ♦  Ash of War: Kick  ♦  Ash of War: Lifesteal Fist  ♦  Ash of War: Lightning Ram  ♦  Ash of War: Lightning Slash  ♦  Ash of War: Lion's Claw  ♦  Ash of War: Loretta's Slash  ♦  Ash of War: Mighty Shot  ♦  Ash of War: No Skill  ♦  Ash of War: Overhead Stance  ♦  Ash of War: Palm Blast  ♦  Ash of War: Parry  ♦  Ash of War: Phantom Slash  ♦  Ash of War: Piercing Fang  ♦  Ash of War: Piercing Throw  ♦  Ash of War: Poison Moth Flight  ♦  Ash of War: Poisonous Mist  ♦  Ash of War: Prayerful Strike  ♦  Ash of War: Prelate's Charge  ♦  Ash of War: Quickstep  ♦  Ash of War: Raging Beast  ♦  Ash of War: Rain of Arrows  ♦  Ash of War: Raptor of the Mists  ♦  Ash of War: Repeating Thrust  ♦  Ash of War: Rolling Sparks  ♦  Ash of War: Royal Knight's Resolve  ♦  Ash of War: Sacred Blade  ♦  Ash of War: Sacred Order  ♦  Ash of War: Sacred Ring of Light  ♦  Ash of War: Savage Claws  ♦  Ash of War: Savage Lion's Claw  ♦  Ash of War: Scattershot Throw  ♦  Ash of War: Seppuku  ♦  Ash of War: Shared Order  ♦  Ash of War: Shield Bash  ♦  Ash of War: Shield Crash  ♦  Ash of War: Shield Strike  ♦  Ash of War: Shriek of Sorrow  ♦  Ash of War: Sky Shot  ♦  Ash of War: Spectral Lance  ♦  Ash of War: Spinning Gravity Thrust  ♦  Ash of War: Spinning Slash  ♦  Ash of War: Spinning Strikes  ♦  Ash of War: Spinning Weapon  ♦  Ash of War: Square Off  ♦  Ash of War: Stamp (Sweep)  ♦  Ash of War: Stamp (Upward Cut)  ♦  Ash of War: Storm Assault  ♦  Ash of War: Storm Blade  ♦  Ash of War: Storm Stomp  ♦  Ash of War: Storm Wall  ♦  Ash of War: Stormcaller  ♦  Ash of War: Swift Slash  ♦  Ash of War: Sword Dance  ♦  Ash of War: The Poison Flower Blooms Twice  ♦  Ash of War: Thops's Barrier  ♦  Ash of War: Through and Through  ♦  Ash of War: Thunderbolt  ♦  Ash of War: Troll's Roar  ♦  Ash of War: Unsheathe  ♦  Ash of War: Vacuum Slice  ♦  Ash of War: Vow of the Indomitable  ♦  Ash of War: Wall of Sparks  ♦  Ash of War: War Cry  ♦  Ash of War: Waves of Darkness  ♦  Ash of War: White Shadow's Lure  ♦  Ash of War: Wild Strikes  ♦  Lost Ashes of War  ♦  Messages



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    • Anonymous

      After finishing the light attack triple slash, if you’re still holding down L2, you can press heavy to instantly follow up with the jump attack.

      • Anonymous

        The r2 speed is acceptable in regards to the mandatory stance prep time but I do wish you could fire off the r1 instantly like with ds3 stance skills, or at least make it faster

        • Anonymous

          Wait, if this can only be used on light greatswords, and there are only three light greatswords, with two of them having unique skills. Wouldn't that make this AOW a "unique" skill exclusive to Milady?

          • Anonymous

            2k damage on r2 on dlc enemies achieved. Only problem is the initial startup time: your character needs to complete the stretching out of the arm before you can attack

            • I tested its R2 stance damage on Black knight before castle ensis. This black knight can take 2 unblockable blades and then R1 from coded sword staggers him. Unblockable deals 36 stance damage. Sothe knight breaks at 75 stance probably.
              Same knight can take 2 R2s from wing stance and R1 from milady. That probably means, that wing stance R2 is 36 poise damage aswell. Which is actually really awesome considering how much damage it deals, range it covers and the fact you can dodge some low attacks for almost 3K damage counter attacks.
              While awesome tho, lot of bosses have 120 stance in DLC. Meaning you need 4 consecutive wings to strike or 3 + another R2-R1 combo after that, which is still quite hard to do sometimes. Maybe safest option would be guardcounter and follow up with 3 wings.

              • Anonymous

                It's only usable on Light Greatswords.

                There's only one Light Greatsword that can receive Ashes of War.

                And it doesn't start with this.

                Just stretching out the DLC I guess

                Not necessary

                It just annoys people

                When you make

                something take longer

                than

                it

                needs




                to

                • Anonymous

                  It's a shame something like this isn't on thrusting swords of any kind. This stance fits into the whole "regal swordsman" aesthetic.

                  • Anonymous

                    Its a stance Skill, means you need preperation time.

                    The Light Attack chain lacks range and is dangerous when face enemies with longer range in my opinion. The Skill locks you in a 3hit Combo but Special/Shield Skills are not staggered a Black Knight NPC with 2h Hammer and Shield is not impressed.

                    3. The Heavy Attack is another number. Can be blocked so its no "Pierced Fang" but the Damage is big. Alexander Shard + Rellana Talisman are easy 1850 against Knights and over 2000 vs Soldiers. (lvl +24 with occult with only 499Atackpower)

                    • Anonymous

                      Something to keep in mind: youre required to hold the stance for a bit before executing, might feel clunky at first.

                      Triple Swing punches a bit higher in poise damage tier than it's normals. You can link it into the dive very smoothly. It also returns to stance if you wanted to repeat it, but a bit slower than going into dive. Slow startup and lacks the forward momentum of its normals

                      Dive is basically a guaranteed headshot as long as you don't aim for their ass. Counter+Headshot is wild (throwing blades do it pretty handily too). Does pretty hefty poise damage, far more than LGS can manage with charged r2. Basically, neck swipe if it was good. Getting it called out makes you flail to the ground like waterfowl, lol

                      Can't believe we have a simple stance AoW where there's two distinct functions and one doesn't invalidate the other! Interesting to have an ash that's literally only usable on one weapon lol

                      • Anonymous

                        It's heavy attack is pretty much Impaling thrust and it's primary attack is like a less all in waterfowl dance.
                        Overall it's a really good ash of war, the light greatswords feel great to use in general as it's attacks flow extremely well into each other.

                        • Anonymous

                          Use this with Milady in any scaling you choose, then add a weapon buff spell, Rotten Winged Sword Talisman, Milicent's prothesis, Alexander's Jar shard, and Rellana's Cameo.. Congratulations, you just made a more pvp smart version of Waterfowl Dance.

                          • Anonymous

                            a little sad we can't use this on scythes

                            imagine walking on wing stance with the blade pointing down, like sister friede

                            • Anonymous

                              What is the point of not making this default AOW for Milady? There are only 3 light greatswords and 2 of them are somber upgrade so you cant change their AOW anyway.

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