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Daedicar's Woe is a Talisman in Elden Ring. Daedicar's Woe doubles damage taken. Players can use talismans in Elden Ring to boost a variety of Stats.
Disturbing likeness of a woman whose skin was flayed.
She smiles with a serene tenderness.
Increases damage taken.
It is said that this woman, named Daedicar, indulged in every form of adultery and wicked pleasure imaginable, giving birth to a myriad of grotesque children.
Daedicar's Woe Effect in Elden Ring
Daedicar's Woe doubles damage taken.
- Damage Negation -100%
Where to find Daedicar's Woe in Elden Ring
- Received at the end of Rya's quest. Rya will still drop the talisman even if you gave her the Tonic of Forgetfulness: after completing the manor questlines, she'll be in the drawing room. Exhaust her dialogues, rest, and go back to her location. She will be gone, and the talisman will be dropped on the floor.
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Elden Ring Daedicar's Woe Notes & Tips
- Sell value:
500
- The description of this item was fixed with Patch 1.041: "Daedica" was changed to "Daedicar"
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Finalmente estou feliz por ter terminado a minha playlist contra todos os chefes lendários com o cosplay de Radagon usando isso, foi uma aventura e tanto!
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Callback to the Calamity ring I see.
For those that don't know in ds1 when you beat the dlc dragon Kalameet. You are rewarded with a ring with the same effects as this.
Quite hilarious considering the people who suffered beating Kalameet.
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Now Elden Ring can feel like your 1st blind playthrough of Dark Souls. YOU DIED.
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She makes you run back and forth multiple times just so you get a talisman that doubles damage. Pretty based.
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This isn't merely a cursed item, but also doubles as a gift. Zoraya specifically refers you as her own personal champion in her farewell letter, as opposed to a generic volcano manor champion. This item has similar effects as joining the 'company of champions' covenant from Dark Souls 2, where you prove your worth and superiority by making the game harder intentionally. If this was an intended reference, then Zoraya gave you the item because she sees you as a true champion who pushes their limits and tests their own boundaries outside of the game's difficulty to seek true grit.
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I'm so intrigued by the lore of Daedicar. Who was she? Did she give birth to the godskins? If so, that means daedicar is the the gloam-eyed queen. But somehow that doesn't seem right, since she's flayed after all, something the godskins do to people. So why would they HER?
If she ISNT the gloam-eyed queen, just who is she then? There's obviously some kind of connection between the godskins, volcano manor, and snakes (snakes being the obvious one)
Presumably, she, at the very least, gave birth to the snake-like creatures in the area, such as Rya and the snake-men. Possibly even the more modern misbegotten? So many questions, so few answers.
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If you use this in PVP, there's a 1% chance to unlock the secret teabag emote.
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actually useful if you want to play with your low level friend in seamless coop
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Everyone in The Lands Between has unanimously decided that With Daedicar It's On Sight.
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you can use it in your fight against the mimic if it isn't easy enough already
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You wanted difficulty settings, here’s your difficulty settings.
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Wish there was some hidden dialogue line, that activated when you kill a boss wearing it. Duh
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one actual good use for this is equipping it before the mimic tear fight and then taking it off, so mimic tear now takes twice the damage and even easier of a fight
Volcano manor, the talisman, Tannis, Ryna, The god devouring serpent, Are all references to Echidna and Typhon from greek mythology.
I'm 90% sure that this talisman and a lot of the other monstrocities in the lands between are a reference to Echidna and Typhon from greek mythology. Echidna is Daedicar and Typhon is the god-devouring snake that ate rykard. Echidna was described as a Nymph with a human upper and a snake lower body. Nymphs were usually promiscuous creatures in greek mythology which goes with Daedicar's theme. We know from Ryna that she has the ability to morph into a human, So Daedicar likely could as well. We see a lot of creatures in the lands between that sound very close to the offsprings of Typhon and Echidna.Their first two children were dogs, And we have a bunch of dog Trexes running around and can even find some around volcano manor. They gave birth to serpants as well considering they were both part serpent.
I'm also pretty sure the snake body we find in the chapel where we fought the apostle is also Daedicar's actual body. The talisman describes having her face peeled back with a serene smile. Daedicar was pregnant, and the face peeled back was likely some kind of ritual involving the manor peeling Ryna's womb sack from the snake's body. The face peeled back could also be a reference to a snake peeling it's skin.
Echidna was Typhon's mate, And Typhon was the most power monster in greek mythology, One that almost killed zeus and wished to kill the gods as a whole. This lines up with the god eating serpent and the cult around him, Who devoured one of the Golden Order's God's children (radagon-Rykard) and then uses his influence to rage war against the Gods themselves from the manor.
I'll also throw in a possibility that the woman who runs the manor, Could actually be Daedicar reborn. She is extremely loyal to the god-eating serpent almost like a mate, She acts like a mother to ryna because she likely IS her mother, She wears a mask with slanted eyes to hide her true looks. It's possible the giant snake body we found in the chapel is also Her old skin when she gave birth to Ryna, and now she leads a new life after giving birth to her perfect daughter for whatever purpose. The potion she gives you with the intent of making ryna forget, states that it was originally intended for the woman who runs the manor, but she could never dream of forgetting about the god devouring snake. We also see her trying to eat him after we kill him, as if she's trying to become him herself.
Just my thoughts, Apologies if I worded some things bad.
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totally useless on a no-damage-taken run, otherwise it works
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Seems to me many of the half-human hybrids in this game are Daedicar's children. I wouldn't even rule out Blaidd!
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Is this what all them mage builds are using because those guys die faster than a demi-human.
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Ah yes, the greatest Talisman in the game. Makes it a little too easy though.
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If ypu put on the heaviest armor in the game, and then equip all the damage increasing talismans, you can really confuse invaders when they suddenly oneshot you
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So I did a little bit of calculation...
With this talisman, the soreseals and the feather talisman as well as a scarab head as the only armor, even with 99 vig and morgotts rune any attack that originally does over 721 damage will insta-kill you.
That means you will probably only be able to survive the very quick attacks meant to catch you out but that will still take out like half your health especially in later NG+ cycles.
Good luck to anyone actually willing to complete the game with this "build", although cant say it would be too far off the normal elden ring late game experience anyway.
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Always wear this when hugging Fia so your build gets uploaded. Then potentially some of Fia’s champions can now take double damage!
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Awesome talisman, I love the icon and the lore, but I miss how the Calamity Ring of DSI gave your character an icon to show you were essentially wearing a challenge item. Remember Gower's Ring of Protection in DSII? It would be amazing if this talisman gave you the appearance of Daedicar hanging on your back, like that ring.
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easier to beat the game with this on than to beat soldier of godrick...
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Shame you can't choose this as a keepsake. Makes challenge running with it kinda not possible without a huge detour.
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I really needed this. The games so easy for me I need anything to make it even remotely challenging. Thanks 'zaki
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Talisman : daedicar’s woe armor : deathbed dress
Weapon : none
Shield : none
Vigor : 10
Whoever manages to beat the game with this build is a god of games
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I wonder how the game will work at ng+7 with this. You should still be able to not get one shot by some of the hits technically even against late game bosses unless they are big damage attacks.
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for those who wondering
this talisman act as an option to raise the difficulty of the game since this game doesnt have an options to choose
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Oh so this is the Elden ring version of the kalameet talisman
I suddenly don't feel so bad about getting locked out of the quest.
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Rya casually carrying around the most nuclear Yo Mama joke in her pocket
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Oh man this reminds me of my old game Path of Exile,this kind item will be something that Chris Wilson would add to the game lmao
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this talisman is literally just the game saying "your moms a hoe" to zoryas. holy ****.
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Im playing with the 2 soreseals, the rolling talisman, and this woe talisman. There seriously isnt any higher damage nerf I can give myself?
FromSoft made this game too easy.
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*Chas face* Thank you, Zorayas. Just in time for Mountaintops of the Giants and Elphael.
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You can use the dragon crest ring mitigate some pf the damage.
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Has great synergy with Rivers Of Blood and Moonveil. Those builds in particular should consider equipping this.
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"It is said that this woman, named Daedicar, indulged in every form of adultery and wicked pleasure imaginable, giving birth to a myriad of grotesque children." Sheesh, did she eventually become a Cenobite too?
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I like to pair this with forgetting about Fia's health debuff from hugging.
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Where this, the two sore seals, the crucible feather, and have your only armor be a scarab hat, and then you can truly know Pain.
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I'm almost certain that the talisman description was written by G.R.R.M
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Does this just double damage taken? Or does it reduce all absorptions by 100? I wanna know because if it's absorptions, then it won't do anything for the Ruptured Crystal Tear. I wanna make sure I get one shot by my own Sunny D.
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Unless you're wearing this and two Soreseals, have you really even beaten the game?
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With this and Shabriri's Woe, which makes enemies focus on you more, I wonder if there are more 'Woe' Talismans that were either cut or are planned for dlc that have other negative effects.
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Only people use this and say "LOOK AT ME, I AM SO GOOD AT THIS GAME, AND YOU, YOU SUCK A LOT, NOW LOOK, WATCH ME KILL MALENIA IN SECONDS"..........*Dies in one hit
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Essential talisman for maximizing how quickly you can retry a boss fight
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This has a ton of secret stat bonuses. For example, wearing this makes Rivers of Blood proc bleed faster on players in PvP, and grants a huge damage buff to any quickfire chain cast sorcery!
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For the +2 version, find a cliff in your vicinity and chuck a rainbow stone down it. If it shatters, you can jump down to get your prize
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Pre-patch lore is more interesting it mentions that daedicar was a man as well as a paramour to rykard. He was the one who created all the torture devices in the manor and tested them on himself. I’m curious to know if from changed it to tone down the *** aspect of the game for some markets.
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It mentions a myriad of grotesque children, presumably all hybrids like Rya,so maybe this is also Boc's mother?
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Seems like a easy way to murder your mimic Nokron if you hadn't already done so.
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Can anyone explain why in the title it is called "Daedicar" but in the item description it is spelled "Daedica"?
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Could be useful to explode yourself with the keep runes/explode physicks and make sure it deals enough damage to end you.
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best talisman combined with the "more damage when on low life" works best together just get faster to low life and than don't get hit
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I wonder if this has to do with the dancer castanets and tanith
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Best talisman in the game it has secret stats to it that are awesome you need to try it out :D
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op, fromsoft add an absorption penalty or something in pvp this is way too strong
"You've always been so kind. So uncompromising. My champion." So she leaves Daedicar's Woe, funny as ****.
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