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Bloodbone Arrow (Fletched) is an Arrow in Elden Ring. Bloodbone Arrow (Fletched) is a craftable ammo that can be used to inflict ranged blood damage. Ammunition can be used in ranged weapons such as Bows and Crossbows, so players can deal ranged damage to Enemies and Bosses.
Arrow whittled from animal bones. The tip is daubed with a blood tincture. Afflicts targets with blood loss.
Craftable item. The fletching adds distance to the arrow's flight.
Where to Find Elden Ring Bloodbone Arrow (Fletched)
Bloodbone Arrow (Fletched) can be found at the following location:
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Elden Ring Bloodbone Arrow (Fletched) Notes & Tips
- The feather fletching adds distance and accuracy to the standard Bloodbone Arrow
- You can hold up to 99 Bloodbone Arrow (Fletched)
- You can store up to 600 Bloodbone Arrow (Fletched)
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How to Craft Elden Ring Bloodbone Arrow (Fletched)
To craft Bloodbone Arrow (Fletched) (x10) you need the Nomadic Warrior's Cookbook [6] as well as the following Crafting Materials:
- Thin Beast Bones x3
- Bloodrose x1
- Flight Pinion x1
Elden Ring Bloodbone Arrow (Fletched) Moveset & Videos
AnonymousDo fletched arrows increase status build up as well? or just increased damage range?
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Does Arcane help the build up & blood-loss effect for these and other arrows like this?
Fletched fly notably further. Range seems to be uniform across all crafted arrows, so you can just make a bunch of bone and bone (fletched) to try and see if it's worth. My opinion is it's almost mandatory unless you plan on shotgunning enemies with your bow. The drop you get without fletching is horrible.
Also why FROM decided that farming for arrows is a fun thing to do for all the wannabe archers is beyond me. Archers already suffer from absolutely atrocious scaling in late game, so you will be burning lots of arrows as is, just now instead of a soul/rune tax it's mind-numbing grind tax to get the pinions for all the arrows you gotta craft. And while some arrows at least have a merchant sold version (which thankfully is always a better version), half of them don't, or are limited to something like 80 per NG. Why even put bows in the game if you will do this to anyone who wants to play that way?
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