Bone Arrow (Fletched) is an Arrow in Elden Ring. Bone Arrow (Fletched) is a craftable ammo that can be used to inflict ranged damage. The feather fletchings add distance and accuracy to the standard bone arrow. It can also pierce enemies' armor. 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 thin animal bones.
The feather fletchings add distance and accuracy to the standard bone arrow.
Where to Find Bone Arrow (Fletched) in Elden Ring
Bone Arrow (Fletched) can be found at the following location:
- Starting Equipment for the Bandit
Elden Ring Bone Arrow (Fletched) Notes & Tips
- Deals Ranged Damage
- Pierces enemies' armor
- The feather fletchings add distance and accuracy to the standard Bone Arrow.
Bone Arrow (Fletched) Crafting Guide in Elden Ring
To craft Bone Arrow (Fletched) (x10) you would need the Nomadic Warrior's Cookbook [1] as well as the following materials:
Elden Ring Bone Arrow (Fletched) Moveset & Videos
- Videos for the Bone Arrow (Fletched) Coming Soon
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- Anonymous
The must be a damage bug thing going on here. Against certain enemies it deals more damage than regular arrows even though the attack power is 35 (10 less than regular arrows). However, if I fire of a mighty shot it deals less damage for some reason. Doesn’t make sense.
This seems to have a different damage type than the normal arrow.
I fired this at a miner alongside a normal arrow, and the bone arrow dealt its full damage while the normal arrow only dealt a fraction of its full damage.
I was using a shortbow.
- Anonymous
What’s the actual stat differences between fletched /non fletched
I’m wondering if its actually worth it to spend twenty minutes farming hawks
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