Envoy's Greathorn is a Colossal Weapon in Elden Ring. The Envoy's Greathorn scales primarily with Strength and is a good Weapon for dealing Holy damage.
Fanned golden horn of the Oracle Envoys. Profoundly weighty, its blows are sure to be felt.
Originally an instrument, but one that cannot be sounded by a mere human. Or perhaps it is too early to sound the call.
Where to Find Envoy's Greathorn in Elden Ring
The Envoy's Greathorn weapon can be found at the following location:
- Dropped by Giant Oracle Envoy. They are found in Miquella's Haligtree.
- Beginning at Haligtree Canopy Site of Grace, head up the branch in front of you and take a left towards the three Oracle Envoys. Immediately after passing the second Oracle Envoy, turn right and jump off the mushroom that leads to another branch containing a large Oracle Envoy. Run past this enemy until you reach a cluster of mushrooms. Jump from here, down to the large branch containing the patrolling giant ants. Sneak past or fight your way through them (if you reset the area and immediately head along through this route, once you jump down onto the large branch, you should only have to deal with one Giant Ant) and head up the branch. This will take you directly to a lone Giant Oracle Envoy.
- Alternative route can be taken from Haligtree Town Site of Grace: go back and up the ladder, run up the wide branch, jump down from the third cluster of mushrooms onto the narrow branch to the left and then go left again to the first Envoy. Three timed rolls are needed for this part. Flask of Wondrous Physick with Opaline Hardtear and Opaline Bubbletear combined with Lord's Divine Fortification are a tremendous help. Up the branch with first Giant Oracle Envoy is the second one grouped with a Large Oracle Envoy and two Oracle Envoy's.
- Alternative option: From the Haligtree Town Site of Grace, go back and up the ladder, run onto the wide branch and stop before the first two Scarlet Rot Miranda Sprouts (killing them helps). There should be a part of the branch that sticks up slightly right where the first sprout was, with a disc shape facing away from the Giant Oracle Envoy above. Walking into it or casting spells should not move your character from here, so casting spells with an arc and an explosion such as Cannon of Haima while aiming straight up will kill the first Envoy and prevent the stress of making it onto the same branch. Then it is trivial to kill the second Giant Oracle Envoy and its accompanying Large Oracle Envoy.
Elden Ring Envoy's Greathorn Notes & Tips
- Weapon Skill: Great Oracular Bubble
- This weapon cannot be infused with Ashes of War
- Can't be buffed by Magic or Consumables
- Envoy's Greathorn can be upgraded by using Somber Smithing Stones
- Base drop rate is 2% (at 100 Discovery)
- Additionally, the Ash of War: Assassin's Gambit or the Concealing Veil (while crouched) can make the run easier.
- Sell Value: 100
- NOTE: As of Patch 1.08, Colossal Weapons poise damage has been reduced.
- NOTE: As of Patch 1.09, the scaling values of this weapon were changed. Please refer to the Upgrades Table of this weapon below.
- Other notes and player tips go here.
Moveset & Videos in Elden Ring for Envoy's Greathorn
Envoy's Greathorn PvP Poise Damage Values in Elden Ring
Patch 1.10 adjusted PVP Poise Damage of all Weapons including some Spells and Incantations. Please take note that these adjustments are exclusive to PVP.
One-Handed Attacks
- 1H R1 (1/2/3 Attacks): 576/403.2/403.2
- 1H R2 (1/2 Attacks): 612/612
- 1H Charged R2 (1/2 Attacks): 1478.4/1478.4
- 1H R1 Jumping: 576
- 1h R2 Jumping: 976.8
Two-Handed Attacks
- 2H R1 (1/2/3 Attacks): 748.8/524.16/524.16
- 2H R2 (1/2 Attacks): 795.6/795.6
- 2H Charged R2 (1/2 Attacks): 1584/1584
- 2H R1 Jumping: 748.8
- 2h R2 Jumping: 1082.4
Envoy's Greathorn Upgrades in Elden Ring
Please see the Upgrades page to understand the weapon bolstering process.
Requires regular reinforcement with Somber Smithing Stones.
Attack Power | Stat Scaling | Passive Effects | Damage Reduction (%) | ||||||||||||||||
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Envoy's Greathorn | Phy | Mag | Fir | Lit | Hol | Sta | Str | Dex | Int | Fai | Arc | Any | Phy | Mag | Fir | Lit | Hol | Bst | Rst |
Standard | 121 | - | - | - | 78 | 101 | D | D | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 50 | 25 |
Standard +1 | 138 | - | - | - | 89 | 111 | D | D | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 50.5 | 25 |
Standard +2 | 156 | - | - | - | 100 | 121 | D | D | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 51 | 25 |
Standard +3 | 173 | - | - | - | 111 | 131 | D | D | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 51.5 | 25 |
Standard +4 | 191 | - | - | - | 123 | 141 | C | C | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 52 | 25 |
Standard +5 | 208 | - | - | - | 134 | 151 | C | C | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 52.5 | 25 |
Standard +6 | 226 | - | - | - | 145 | 161 | C | C | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 53 | 25 |
Standard +7 | 243 | - | - | - | 157 | 171 | C | C | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 53.5 | 25 |
Standard +8 | 261 | - | - | - | 168 | 181 | C | C | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 54 | 25 |
Standard +9 | 278 | - | - | - | 179 | 191 | C | C | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 54.5 | 25 |
Standard +10 | 296 | - | - | - | 191 | 202 | C | C | - | D | - | - | 70 | 43 | 43 | 43 | 55 | 55 | 25 |
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You can snipe the third one safely after killing the Miranda flowers. Max damage at the top of their head. Then you're free to run around The side and lure them out one by one and then sneak up behind the other big one and take him out
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This was the last weapon I needed to farm for, and at the point where I was going crazy trying to get it because the loop is so obnoxious I got all three horn varieties at once. It was like a sign from the gods. I'm never farming for this weapon on any save file ever again.
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Little Envoy Horn: Physical damage scales better with DEX, actually has higher DEX scaling than FAITH
Medium Envoy Horn: Better STR than DEX scaling which makes sense for a great-class weapon, best FAITH scaling out of all the horns.
Biggest Envoy Horn: Somehow this is a quality colossal weapon with a 28 STR requirement and the WORST FAITH scaling out of every horn.
At equal STR/DEX/FAITH levels the Medium Envoy Horn actually only has ~30 less AR than the COLLOSAL QUALITY HORN.
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If you meet all the stats requirements, you can play this thing.
Just put it in a soap water and blow it.
The sound and the bubble is nice to hear and see.
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From canopy site of grace go to large branch with ants and go up not down giant envoy has his back turned dropped first time for me
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This thing will obliterate the Putrescent Knight, especially if you use shared order/sacred order.
Even though it moves kinda slow, the tracking is so good it will just catch him anyway.
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save yourself the headache and just use assasin's gambit to avoid getting barraged by its bubbles before reaching it.
then I shred the first one with claws and range down the second one and his escort with rain of bleed/frost arrow. Very easy to repeat. Still no greathorn though after 4 hours T.T
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Last playthrough, I farmed this for over 2 hours. This playthrough, the stupid conchshell dropped on *literally* the first Giant Envoy I killed. I swear that this game adjusts the drop rates just to spite me.
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Last playthrough, I farmed this for over 2 hours. This playthrough, the stupid conchshell dropped on *literally* the first Giant Envoy I killed. I swear that this game adjusts the drop rates just to spite me.
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Item disc. 290, changed my whole build for the runs. It took straight 4 hours.... till the first big boy. Got 8 long horns in that time......
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From Haligtree Town site. After I climb ladder. I use unseen from spell + Assassin's Gambit Ashes and just sneak up on those snowman. Got arnament in 15 mins.
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Got this yesterday and after getting into the summon pool to test on bosses, I appreciated how good the AoW range and tracking was on bosses like putrescent knight and romina, even though they move around a lot the bubble still hits most of the time.
Also on the third summon I joined two other people wearing the oracle's hat and wielding this horn. Felt like getting admission into a secret club.
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For farming as mage: use Haligtree Town site of Grace, go up the ladder and kill the two small flowers. Then use Haimas Cannon, which can be thrown in an arc up to the big guy, while he cant reach you. 4-5 shots and he is dead
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ALL HAIL THE MAGIC CONCH! Does ridiculous strike damage, one of the best hammers, art of war is slow but it's a nuke.
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worst run ever! i hate it so much! but also....its kina fun i wanna get the bonk :D
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worst run ever! i hate it so much! but also....its kina fun i wanna get the bonk :D
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This thing sucks, but i love it and will keep using it despite it's shortcomings.
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I farm goats for arrows and take envoys down safely with a bow
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I was going on a victory lap after beating the dlc and got this at the haligtree on my first kill
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definition of bad luck: 3 nerfed long dongs in a row, but no big boy ... and i already have two.
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This thing is obscenely powerful and has great fp consumption. You can safely slot a quick cast incantation and use the rest of your free slots for heals and buffs.
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Instead of doing the run back every time, upload your save when your next to them. if you dont get it or die download your save file. Found this easier than doing the run back.
Got this randomly and respeced to try it out. i kinda love it? its fun swinging around a big goofy horn and blowing bubbles. Only problem is the skill is so strong and so cheap AND ranged, it makes most of my damage incants feel worthless lol. im just using shoulder charge for utility and flame frenzy for fire aoe now.
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Lion Greatbow with Radahns Spear + Ritual Sword Talisman/Arrows Reach Talisman/Arrows Sting Talisman
Climb up the Ladder and snipe both of the Flowers, walk up the Branch until you can see the first giant envoy, takes about 7 Headshots to kill him.
Run up and jump on the small branch to get his loot, now go towards the stack of envoy with the large one on top, sit behind a mushroom on the left side of the branch and spam your ash of war until they are all dead.
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cant believe i got it and the ant killed me with a grab attack brlefore i could pick it up..
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Dropped this mf in my 7th atempt only to a ****ing ant to squirt from 9 miles away and nuke my health.
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Don't even attempt to try farming this f****** thing, unless all you want after 2 hours is 50 strips of white flesh and 500,000 runes.
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OP AOW for sniper stuff, works pretty well for Faith based builds. Oracle Great Bubble for Faith after all.
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I got this thing first try when I was going through the area, I thought it was a gauranteed drop. LOL
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Fun fact: this has a 2% drop rate. The normal Envoy's Horn and the Envoy's Large Horn both have 4% drop rates.
Another fun fact: I lied and the first fact wasn't fun (it is true, though), it's just upsetting.
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I switched to an arcane build to try and farm this thing but hours and hours later I've still got nothing except the occasional white flesh
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I've killed this dude around 40-60 times. With 40 arcane,+silver scarab+ any item that increases arcane or discovery.
I still don't have it.
And it is the only item I am missing.
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A very strong weapon which offers a lot of fun and power if you know how to handle it!
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A very strong weapon which offers a lot of fun and power if you know how to handle it!
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Equip Godfrey Icon, Magic Scorpion Charm, Graven Mass Talisman, Silver Scarab. Put the magic shrouding cracked tear and intelligence knot crystal tear into your physick (alternatively Cerulean Hidden Tear if you already have 99 int). With just 3-5 charged Cannons of Haima from a Carian Regal Scepter you should be able to kill the envoy near the haligtree town grace. Completely safe and very easy to do. Would recommend. Hope this helps.
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I wish it could do the same artillery barrage of bubbles the fat bubble boys use. It would break the game for sure, but who cares
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He comes he comes
Judge so severe
Seven trumpets speak
Oh they speak him near
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Update to the guide below: pulley crossbow with burred bolts is even faster! If you don't require runes for something else, a killed fatty covers all your bolt shopping needs. It is more satisfying watching them to squeak and squirm from bloodloss, too!
Well yes, it's me again with my guides for madlads who want to farm impossibly hard stuff at an impossibly low level. This is how I reliably farmed this from the fat envoy at level 20 (can in fact be done at lvl 1). You need: ambush shard spell, all the int boosting gear for you to cast it (physick and stargazer shall suffice, it only requires 23), all the farming gear and arrows reach talisman (may work without, but you will miss often). Go to the Haligtree Town grace, go up the ladder. Kill the flowers, look back and stand in such position that you can lock on the fat guy but his bubbles don't hit you (hardest part is finding the spot, some trial and error here). Once you did tho, spam the shard. Lock on may sometimes jump off due to angle but it aint really a problem. Killed the guy? Go a bit back (up the tree trunk) and look if he dropped something, you can clearly see it from below. Smol white light? Strip of white flesh, don't bother running to him. Big blue-is light? You did it, be careful on the drop. Grace is nearby, so if you fail an attempt just drop down and rest (for fowl foot users). I tried every other way but this seems to be the most reliable and fast, just have enough blue flasks to kill him.
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The greatest crime of this weapon is that it clips with the envoy hat. Miyazaki why
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An easy way to farm this is by sniping the one nearest the Haligtree Canopy site of grace.
Warp to grace and take a few steps towards where you initially warp to the Haligtree.
Look east, there will be an open gap where you can safely shoot it down without worry of its projectiles.
Once dead, peep the corpse with binoculars and look for a blue shiny. If it's blue, it's the horn. If not, rest and repeat.
One kill takes me 5-6 lightning greatbolt hits (on NG+1) while aiming for the head.
One baby envoy may aggro and slowly hop over to you, just fling him off with a bolt.
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AoW is not bad but if you were able to cast more bubbles while holding the button (maybe at a higher fp cost per bubble, and stamina cost increase), this could compete with other high tier weapons. After all you literally have a win button with the envoy longhorn so another broken weapon makes no difference in this game
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Probably the most abysmal drop grind in the entire game, only behind anyone possessed with the thought of farming a legitimate stack of Golem Magic Arrows.
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Hmm, got the item in about 10-15 mins, with silver scarab. At the 5th attempt. From the grace below, up the ladder and kill the 3 plants. Then, edge slowly up the tree till you can just see the top of his head, he cant hit you. Then 11 blood arrows. After each kill check for a blueish item on the ground, you can see it from the same location. It doesn't just appear in your inventory! Hope that helps as feeling a little guilty i got it so quick. There's no need to take any damage using the above method
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t-rex arm length, double c scaling and a d at max level, generic ultra weapon moveset, l2 only fires one easily dodgeable/parryable bubble and drops only from the most obnoxious enemy in the game (somehow) in which there's 3 of hidden behind like 20 other enemies each topped with an abysmally low drop rate, just use the great club since this isn't even remotely worth it
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For anyone trying to farm this, pro tip: equip Crepus's Vial and run past the 3 small envoys. Go right down the branch near the medium envoy, you can make a somewhat difficult jump down to the level where big boy is. Just wait for the ant to pass and you can run right to him. You never have to fight any other enemies besides fatty this way, good luck!
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So Im farming with mohg spear, and the fat **** dies from bloodboon ritual during his slam attack mid air, and drops the horn mid so I can't reach it.
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To help out anyone farming this damn thing, here's my way of farming it, note that you will need either 68 Int for Ranni's Dark Moon, or 70 for Rennala's, I use Ranni's because it both does Frost Damage and requires a little less Int to cast. I also recommend Terra Magicka, and either a quick spell for the little rot flowers(you will obviously be doing this grind from the Haligtree Town Grace) or a quick but strong weapon like the Carian Knight's Sword for example. The armor and talismans I use: Silver Tear Mask(Raises Discovery the most out of all discovery raising items, in exchange for like 20 AR), the rest of the set can be whatever you want, I recommend shooting for either light load or high rot resist(the latter doesn't help much tbh), for talismans I go with: Magic Scorpion(higher magic AR, kind of self explanatory, damage negation doesn't matter since the only attack you can be hit by is a pure holy one(the bubbles), Silver Scarab(more discovery, also self explanatory), Graven-Mass(once again an AR increase, a kind of small one, but any help is good), 4th talisman can be Haligdrake +2 for the chance you get hit by bubbles, or either Stargazer if you needed to respec/level to use Ranni's moon and need 5 more levels, or Marika's Soreseal if you want both 5 more int levels AND Arcane for more Discovery (In Hindsight just use this one, only downsides is that it makes you take more damage and it's past Loretta further into the Haligtree). For flask use the free FP tear and higher magic damage tear(only use the flask after killing the first Envoy). Finally, for weapons, like I said take a quick weapon for the flowers, for staves use Rennala's to cast and Lusat's on offhand for more AR for more FP cost. Now that you are over prepared for something you are probably only doing if you are a collector or you are making a build using this thing, head back and climb up the ladder. Kill the two rot flowers under the first bubble blowing baby, then stand at an angle that you can shoot moons at the thing with(I recommend going right past where the flowers were sitting, before the next flowers), and you'll see the reason why I chose the moon to farm it, the moon has the same spell absorbing quality of Eternal Darkness, so most if not all of the bubbles will be absorbed and the moons will destroy it. Now go onto the branch that leads up there and see if it dropped the horn(it'll have the rare weapon drop color) if not, turn around and go up the large branch the leads to 1 of each kind of Oracle. Go up far enough that your moons won't hit the branch instead of your target, and lay down Terra. Target the largest one, drink that buff flask, and unleash the unbridled power of the moon on those bubble blowers, if your angle is right, you should also kill the baby one in one moon and the one that has the Placidudsax slaying horn in two, before killing the big one in a couple more. Check their loot, and if it's a no go, then you know what to do(Keep in mind I did this in NG+6 so you should be able to kill them in a lower amount of moons in lower NGs. Hope this helps you insane completionist/niche weapon user! Oh and PSA: Please for the love of god and your own mental health, do not try to get all weapons spells and armor sets before Shadow of The Erdtree comes out, this has been hell. The Latenna set alone has been horrible to finally get because I refuse to kill her for the guaranteed drop, and the real Archers in Consecrated do an ungodly amount of damage. Unaltered Banished Knight was also painful because of those hella over-tuned Knights in Farum Azula and Castle Sol. Happy Hunting Tarnished! ;)
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I know it sounds weird but after trying several weapons in arena, this became one of my favourites for duels. Not meta damage at all, weird scaling and mediocre range for its kind, but a lot of people seem to forget the bubbles can be freeaimed. After a bit of practice I have to say this weapon is nowhere near as bad as people paint it, and as an added bonus, it's extremely funny to get victories with.
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Only worth getting for the memes/completionism. Envoy's longhorn is better overall. Don't waste your time.
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I've killed 100 of these with 193 dicovery, still nothing ;-;
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these items are insane to farm for. . i thought the monks flame blade was bad and then i went formthe magma blade which was even worse, but then you have this. . only 3 enemies in the game and all of them are in super hard to reach spots, surrounded by other enemies. .and then they themselves are super tanky and do massive damage AND THEN it's only 2% chance on top of that?! i can't get this thing to drop even with 274 discovery, which should be 5% chance, or 1/20, but it feels like i have killed over 50 of these
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loved getting 2-shot by this pos on the way up to killing the big boy, made the kill more satisfying
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I was able to get the Envoy's Greathorn in 6 attempts. I highly recommend using the Silver Scarab (talisman) to boost your discovery. I had discovery of 208 with the talisman equipped.
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lol i died first attempt and got it on my 2nd attempt. thx miyazaki
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Two colossal envoys above Haligtree Town site of grace each dropped one greathorn on the 5th try after I maxed out item discovery, and the funny thing is, I only wanted to get one. Are there other guys who never had trouble farming these rare weapons (though I had pretty painful time getting cleanrot spear)?
Speaking about profit of the weapon, the poise damage on its AoW is criminally low.
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Finally got the drop after @ 500 attempts over 15 months... I AM THE DOOTEST OF ALL NOW
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The weapon itself kind of subpar but the ash 0.0 OH LAWD IS THAT DAMAGE MEATY!
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Does ~340 dmg r1 in pvp on 28 str, 50 fth… which is less damage than a sacred infused mace r1. The L2 hits for about 8-900dmg in pvp, which beats sacred blade by only 2-300… NOT worth the farm. Sacred mace beats this for 12str and then sacred great mace does double the r1 damage for 28str. Just saying…
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For some reason I never had problem with farming this, I just got one on NG+5 first try. Know this info will not help you to get your own greathorn, but this is insane to me. Feels like actual drop rate is 20% instead of 2%
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Honestly, a fun and over-hated weapon. Sure, it's not the Envoy Longhorn, but the bubble hits really hard (around double the damage of the Envoy Horn, averaging maybe a couple hundred below the longhorn), and it has an alright sized AoE on the bubble burst. Can be really good against stronger, but not huge enemies. It is a shame that it has less Faith scaling than both of the other horns though. Definitely could use a tiny buff though. A shame it got hit with all the other Colossal weapons, especially since it's probably once of the shortest colossal weapons.
For huge enemies, the Longhorn's definitely the way to go. but for smaller but still beefier enemies, Greathorn all the way.
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Just got two within 5 minutes after an hour of farming. Big horn time
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You would think that "da big one" would at least have one or two better stats than the Envoy's Long Horn considering it's the next weapon up in a triad. Maybe a C in Faith but an A in Strength, or a C in Strength but an A in Faith.
As it stands not only is this nightmarish to farm, but it's inferior to the Envoy's Long Horn in every way, including range and dmg. Even the spell version of Great Oracular Bubble does more damage since it got buffed!
Funny to hit someone with though.
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I just platinumed the game yesterday. Also completed my first ever NG+. This godamn thing is my next challenge. Probably get it around the time the dlc comes out.
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everyone saying they took hours to farm this when i fell so fkn much off the haligree roots that i organically got it because i had to run past that one guy every time i died
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I've been farming it for the last day. I finally get it to drop but I killed the envoy mid-jump attack so the drop was in the air and I couldn't get it. I am now genuinely angry and the game owes me this stupid horn!
After farming for 2 hours (~250 discovery) I decided that the Long Horn is better anyway and skipped this ugly abomination.
Both paths described above have their (dis)advantages, but with Assassin's Gambit the Haligtree Town one is faster and more secure (if you don't aggro the buried Rotten Miranda Sprouts along the way, or they will alert the Giant Oracle Envoy). On the other hand, the other path has another Long Horn Envoy, if you are farming both weapons (like I did until the Long Horn dropped). Assassin's Gambit also comes in handy for the Canopy path, so the ants and small envoys above them won't aggro.
I tried to get all weapons in my first playthrough, but this Greathorn is the only (farmable) one I skipped in the end. Can't be bothered. 2 Magma Blades already cost 6 hours of my life. Not again :D
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Well after 2 hours of farming I just got 2 in a row. Got like 166 discovery with consumable item. My question is why it’s just a one bubble? I thought I’m gonna shot a little more of them
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Actually an easy farm, the mob has a high droprate, just kill the one just above the Haligtree Town site of grace with ranged attacks, put your Haligdrake Talisman +2 and Lord's Divine Fortification on and he won't be doing much damage to you with his bubbles. I got 2 of these within 8 kills. The scarlet rot flowers under his spawn location are a bigger pain than he is, honestly.
This weapon is a huge disappointment and inferior to the Envoy's Long Horn in all possible ways:
- It weight twice more
- Consume 25% more Stamina and 50% more FP
- Is slower and have less reach
- Has a lower aoe
- Has the same amount of damage with regular / heavy attack (2 pts difference)
- The skill does 50% to 75% less damage
- Has a drop rate of 2% (vs 4% for long horn)
This weapon is in dire need for a buff.
Note: Poise damage was decreased in patch 1.08, rendering the weapon even more useless than it previously was
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Takes an assload of stats, has meh scaling until endgame, has slow ash of war with little hyperarmor, is short af compared to other colossals, and has the stock cruddy moveset of all colossals. yup, this is one of the elden ring weapons of all time
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Pulley crossbow it's head from a safe distance on the branch below it near the Haligtree Town grace. Other ranged attacks may work.
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I never have this issue but I swear I can't get this thing to drop. Drop rate is way too low honestly, should've been a guaranteed drop if you kill all three in any order
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its a good strat to have a long poking weapon in the other hand to make up for the terrible range
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This weapon is just not worth it, but this is the pain you gotta go through if you want to have every single weapon in the game
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Now I've heard there was a secret farm
That Envoy played, and it had its charm
But you don't really care for music, do you?
It goes like this, the fourth, the fifth
The envoy falls, the blue loot lifts
The farming king composing Hallelujah
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Your arc was high but you needed proof
You saw her tooting on the roof
Her greathorn and the bubbles overthrew you
She tied you to a gaming chair
She broke your sleep, she cut your hair
And all the night you farmed the Hallelujah
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
You say I took the farm in vain,
But I don't even feel the pain
But if I did, well, really, what's it to you?
There's a blaze of light in every doot
It doesn't matter whom you shoot
The bosses, or the hosts, with Hallelujah
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
I did my best, it wasn't great
I couldn't farm, so I tried to trade
I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you.
And even though it all went wrong
I'll stand before the Radagon
With nothing but my conch and Hallelujah
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