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 Temporarily boosts physical attack (30s)
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Exalted Flesh is a Consumable Item in Elden Ring. Exalted Flesh is a Consumable Item which upon using will give a 20% boost to physical Attack Power for 30 seconds.
A lump of animal flesh pickled in a medicinal solution mixed with fiery spices.
Craftable item.
Temporarily boosts physical attack.
Considered a delicacy in the badlands, this invigorating repast was for the exclusive benefit of those who they deem heroes.
EXALTED FLESH USE IN ELDEN RING
Exalted Flesh temporarily boosts physical attack.
- Physical Damage +20% (15% in PvP)
- Duration: 30 secs
This is a Body Buff and will not stack with other buffs of the same type.
- See Buffs and Debuffs for more information on stacking buffs.
Exalted Flesh Location in Elden Ring
Where to find Exalted Flesh:
- Rare item looted off a dead body at an abandoned camp at the east side of Stormhill where the Troll enemies are.
- Can be found on a body at the top of the ruins of the Church of Dragon Communion. May use Torrent to reach or jump a few times. [Map Link]
- Can be found on a body in an enemy camp in Stormhill. Elden Ring Map Link
- Leyndell Royal Capital Can be found hanging over an edge, above the staircase. Near a tree and some graves. [Map Link]
- One can be found inside a treasure chest inside the small shack in Morne Tunnel. [Map Link]
- Can be found on a corpse in the back of the first floor at Stormveil Castle. [Map Link] Video Location
Elden Ring Exalted Flesh Crafting Guide
To craft Exalted Flesh you would need the Armorer's Cookbook (3) as well as the following Crafting Materials:
- Rowa Fruit x5
- Lump of Flesh x1
- Hefty Beast Bone x1
- Arteria Leaf x1
Elden Ring Exalted Flesh Notes & Tips
- You can carry up to 10 Exalted Flesh.
- You can store up to 999 Exalted Flesh.
- Sell Value:
200 Runes
AnonymousMelina genuinely losing her mind because despite her attempts to get me away from the grace to keep me from grabbing more exalted flesh I either find another or fast travel and won’t stop eating more. She’s just jealous. Munching on my 37th now. Need more slim jim.
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Never used ts in 700+ hours of game. 30 sec for a buff you have to farm for is bs. Crabs 4life, powered by Big Boggart
Based on the fact that it requires Hefty Beast Bones and Lumps of Flesh, the prime candidates as to what meat this would taste like in real life would either be Boars or Bears, but I'm leaning Bear simply because of the higher drop rate of Hefty Beast Bones making them the better candidate for farming. Rowa Fruit, at least to me, look heavily inspired by Winterberry, which had some history in medicinal use by tribes in North America, although in modern times we know them better as a plant that causes nausea and is generally not recommended for consumption. As for the Arteria Leaf, I can't find any resembling plants in the North American list of native foliage, so I don't know what to compare it to and guess what it might taste like, but the game likens it to some kind of fiery spice. In short, Exalted Flesh would (most likely) taste like Bear, potentially Pork or Wolf, with the spices themselves being fairly bitter and hot.
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They really fkn put this crafting recipe in early game, while materials needed for it can be farmed only in late game. Briliant.
What do you reckon it tastes like? I think it would taste like beef.
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Dang dis ting lookin SUPA SCRUMMY like some jerky on a stick and call it a slim jim
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I kinda wish I had some of this irl since this looks super tasty.
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It amuses me to no end how in-universe, these are apparently made by taking a perfectly good piece of boneless meat and needlessly wrapping it around a completely meatless bone just to create an artificial drum stick, rather than making beef jerky or something along those lines.
Place your bets:
Just a simple case of "we made the artwork for the items first and when we realized none of the raw crafting materials included a proper cut of meat we came up with this convoluted recipe at the last minute"?
Or Deepest Lore™ implications that require a 40 minute video to explain? Better get to it, Vaati!
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Yeaaa don’t waste your arteria leaves on this crap… Save them for something actually useful like uplifting aromatic or blood boil aromatic.
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Just buy Boiled Crabs instead since it has the same effect with double the duration:
- Talk to Rya in Liurnia of the Lakes, she's where the telescope is on the map. (BEFORE VOLCANO MANOR OR YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO BUY THEM)
- Talk to Boggart and buy the pendant from him, and then buy boiled prawns (idk if you need to talk to him afterwards but do it anyway)
- He will move to the Leyndell Capital Outskirts, directly south of the Minor Erd Tree within the moat and will sell boiled crabs
- Farm 60k runes at the Mohgwyn Palace Approach Ledge-Road
- Buy 99 boiled crabs for 59,400 runes
- ALTERNATIVELY, just progress in the Dung Eater's questline or kill him yourself to get his bell bearing, which will allow you to buy boiled crabs from the Twin Maiden Husks if you don't feel like buying in bulk
Imo boiled crab > bloodboil aromatic until post Morgott due to the only farm for arteria leaves being in the Mountaintops of the Giants and how god damn precise one shot setups are
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For all the complainers that say 30 seconds isn’t a lot. On my lvl1 playthrough I’m getting through bosses to the middle point or close at the 30-45 second mark all the way to end game bosses.
So to say 30 seconds isn’t a lot is crazy. This is a bit buff in power output.
I’d complain if it was 10-15 like some greases. 30 is manageable. Even on a level 1 character it’s a nice buff. Looks cool eating some meat in battle too.
Does the effect apply to Phys Damage from spells too? Like the BEstial Incantations
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Double the duration, half the effect. Then everyone is happy.
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Honestly I don't even care about the buffs I just appreciate a game acknowledging that my character eats food and isn't just some soulless automoton sustained by murder and loot
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30 seconds???? For a consumable item this is laughable. Maybe if the boost was crazy high this would make sense. This whole time I was wondering why it seemed like it did absolutely nothing
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30 seconds???? For a consumable item this is laughable. Maybe if the boost was crazy high this would make sense. This whole time I was wondering why it seemed like it did absolutely nothing
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30 seconds, kinda BS, counts towards most buffs, they really should've increased the durations or maybe add a talismans that can boost the durations of buff items. The reason why I never use this is exactly this, most bosses you encounter are pretty aggresive and you most of the time get one or two opportunities to strike making some fights last pretty long, so 30 seconds is a real joke, and don't think you can quickly buff yourself again because in the meantime you try to eat this thick boy you'll get punished.
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and also it's given as a quest reward from alexander warrior jar twice. First encounter and when he gets stuck second time gives 3 of them but don't know if you need to oil him and smack out before talking to him
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Also can be looted off a corpse on top a roof in dominula windmill village on the left side
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If you use these liberally, you never have to worry about having them for a future fight. It only lasts 20 seconds, and doesn't stack with a lot of other buffs that do the same thing but better (flames grant me strength, bloodboil perfume) and doesn't stack with certain other buffs liked crab meat. Use them as you enter every boss room since they're a quick bite, you can even put these on a quick-slot (Y/Triangle + d-pad) before you riposte bosses with particularly long stance-breaks like Magma Wyrms for higher riposte damage and follow-up attacks. Idk. Having the option to buff with the satisfying crunch sound is fun to me, even if the practical use of it for me is minimal.
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I swear to gawd every time i apply a short duration buff I get absolutely demolished by boss moveset rng. THE PAIN!
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Killing trolls is super easy, like many types of enemies the game is a bit oversaturated with them early so you should know its moveset by this point in the game and can farm them without much effort. Just put on the silver bug talisman and go where you first see the hairy trolls and they are free loot.
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Stacks with Kindred of Rot's/Lord of Blood's Exultation talismans' buffs.
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From what I gather, arteria leaves are limited per playthrough if you don't want to spend an agregious amount of time farming a single troll enemy, so this gets saved to the "what if I need it later" category of items I'll never use.
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Does it affect also ranged attacks? It says physycal so i guess yes? could be fun with a full crafting bow build.
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Does it affect also ranged attacks? It says physycal so i guess yes? could be fun with a full crafting bow build.
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This item is unhealthy for the game. Certain PvP players are going to rely on it heavily - even more so than Green Blossom/Pine Bundles in DS3. I really hope it doesn't become a popular/meta item...
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This item is unhealthy for the game. Certain PvP players are going to rely on it heavily - even more so than Green Blossom/Pine Bundles in DS3. I really hope it doesn't become a popular/meta item...
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The buff to physical attack seem to be 20% (136 ar to 163 in the status screen for the test weapon)
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Physical dmg buff doesn't stack with Flame, Grant me Strength.
If you don't deal fire dmg just use this item.
If you do, then the incantation is better.
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Its actually Armorer's Cookbook 3, found directly south of the minor erd tree in Mistwood
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Does not stack with Defense boosting consumables, such as boiled prawns or crab, it just removes one for the other.
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Great buff that shouldn't be underutilized if you need an extra damage buff.
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Worth it. I was getting smacked at redahn’s second phase and I chugged this and staggered him twice before phase 2 and killed his ass on the ground. Nice.
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Do the culinary items in this game make anyone else hungry? It's not "Monster Hunter food cutscene" level, but the item pictures and detailed descriptions give my stomach a case of the grumblies, what with all the mentions of rich-tasting spiced, pickled, and fermented foods
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Where do I get the Hefty Beast Bones? I realized Exalted Flesh’s damage bonus stacks with Golden Vow.
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If you're dealing with pure physical, your arteria leaves might be better spent elsewhere. 20% damage negation from boiled crab is technically better for improving the ratio between damage taken and damage dealt, and the effect lasts longer too, but this immediately goes out the window the moment you introduce elemental damage of any kind, or maybe you just wanna see big numbers. But we have bloodboil for that.
But yes, if there is elemental damage involved, and you don't feel like risking the extra vulnerability, this is the best option. Elemental damage is really common anyway, though several bosses (including Malenia) deal pure physical damge. Finally, if you're building faith then literally none of this matters because you have way better damage negation spells. (because apparently 60% is an okay number to put on anything, even if it's endgame)
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