Dmg Negation
Resistance
Cerulean Tear Scarab is a Helm in Elden Ring. Cerulean Tear Scarab has an intricate design of a blue scarab that can be worn on the player's head. Cerulean Tear Scarab protects the player's head by applying various defensive properties, it also changes the appearance as well when it is equipped. Some armor pieces may be available to both genders but may be slightly different for male and female characters.
Blue scarab worn directly on the head. These scarabs roll clumps of cerulean tears during their labors.
Slightly increases the recovery effects of the Flask of Cerulean Tears, but increases damage taken.
Where to find Cerulean Tear Scarab in Elden Ring
The Cerulean Tear Scarab Helm can be found at:
- Sella, Town of Sorcery: Found on a corpse on top of a roof in the northeast section of town. Accessible by jumping across the rooftops. See the Sellia page for details on how to get it. [Elden Ring Map here]
Cerulean Tear Scarab Set in Elden Ring
- Cerulean Tear Scarab is an individual piece and doesn't belong to any set.
Elden Ring Cerulean Tear Scarab Notes & Tips
- Sell Value:
500 Runes. - Improves Flask of Cerulean Tears recovery by +10%, but has negative resistances.
- Poise Updated to patch 1.07.
AnonymousI haven't had any luck with the other scarab heads, but I think this one plus the Royal Knight Armor is just about a perfect combination fashion-wise. The blue frills match the body, the yellow elements match the wings, and it even has an organic, almost insect-like shape to it. Combine with other silvery or golden sets like Cleanrot or even Twinned, and as long as you like having a beetle for a head it seriously looks fantastic.
(A shame the Royal Knight set is only available so late in the game, though)
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The negative stats don't matter much if you don't just stand there and let stuff wail on you. It's still a nice looking hat you bunch of asslords
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So how negatively does wearing this thing impact you? Im looking at it and i get that it makes you take more damage in exchange for the little flask buff. However, is the reason you take extra damage bcause of the negative stats, or does the head piece make you receive extra damage, while also literally taking away all your damage negation stats you otherwise would have as a net positive.
TLDR, does this thing make you take extra damage, on top of how piss poor the stats are on it?
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Wait, wearing this doofy thing on your head is a thing? Where are the good circlets?
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Honestly just seems like a cheese item for anyone using health ceruleans. 10% more healing with 10% more dmg means most people will swap this thing on after the fight but before you heal back up. I guess it could be dope to have 10% more mana if you don’t plan on getting hit, though.
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I don’t understand the draw of it? Can someone please explain ?
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makes my game crash whenever i equip it for some reason, but i'm sure it looks cute
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useless, use the one that decreases use of fp of sorceries for 15% rather than restoring fp by 10%
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