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Skill of Queelign of the Fire Knights. Enwreathe armament in flame and assume a low stance before skewering the enemy in a single motion. Strong attack unleashes a follow-up flame attack.
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Flame Skewer is a Skill in Elden Ring. It was added with the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. Flame Skewer has a Flame Art Affinity and is usable on medium and large thrusting capable weapons.
How to get Flame Skewer in Elden Ring
- Acquired as a drop upon defeating the NPC Invader Fire Knight Queelign at Church of the Crusade (must have defeated him before at Belurat Tower Settlement or vice versa). [See Shadow of the Erdtree Map]
Elden Ring Flame Skewer Guide, Notes & Tips
- This is an Ash of War Skill, associated with the Ash of War: Flame Skewer
- FP Cost: 18 on use, 8 on follow-up (26 total)
- Stance damage for the thrust (The follow-up flames always deals 15 stance damage)
- 24 (Colossal Sword)
- 22 (Light Greatsword, Greatsword, Greatspear, Great Katana, Heavy Thrusting Sword, Thrusting Shield)
- 20 (Straight Sword, Halberd, Spear, Twinblade, Katana)
- 16 (Thrusting Sword)
- This Skill is not Chargeable
- This Skill's first attack can be Parried
- Adds a flat 95 AR of Fire Damage to the weapon, before modifiers
- Duration: 15 seconds
- Similar to Giant Hunt, having a faster animation and does not knock enemies up in the air
- Upon activation, the user crouches coating the weapon with fire before making a brief step forward, thrusting the armament upwards.
- Allows for a follow-up attack that spreads flames with left hand in front of the user
Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree Flame Skewer Videos
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Funniest thing is running out of fp mid-attack and *****slapping whatever enemy you're fighting to establish dominance
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Guarding against the second attack (the flame toss) of this skill consumes no stamina.
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was hoping the weapon art named "flame skewer" would actually skewer/grab attack enemies, would be pretty annoying in pvp though considering we already have golden crux from the greatsword of damnation as a grab
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Just as giants hunt it has the same problem that you can easily get knocked out of it by bosses.
Maybe im just spoiled from using Lions Claw for so long though.
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Fancy-looking blend between Giant Hunt and Flaming Strike. Both the animation AND the short buff duration will benefit from weapons such as Milady or Rellana's Twin Blades -- the fast light-greatswords with their equally graceful animations -- giving a bit of heft to the initial lunge, while its inherent double-hits, combos, and fast attack spam can avail of the buff while it lasts -- but for anything else, I'd stick to Flaming Strike.
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I think this is supposed to be an emulation of Messmer’s grab attack: stabbing (or impaling) upwards, followed by a scattering of flame. Makes sense too that we get it from Queelign, Messmer's number 1 fanboy
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Bro ..... The fact the Straight Sword can use this is kinda funny ngl
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I'm very fond of this on Milady's rapid attack sleekness. Gets better use of the buff window and it's easy enough to reapply.
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i love the animation but 15s duration is a deal breaker for me
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Is it a true combo? ie Can't dodge between the first input/follow up input?
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After a lot of use in PvP, I think this is really only good on Greatswords and similar heavy weapons. Halberds and below just don't cut the hyper armor requirement, as it's so easy to get hit out of it. It's also a bit expensive FP wise, 26 in total is steep for what you get. While the buff is nice, 15 seconds isn't enough value. If this came down to 18 FP and 30 second buff I think it'd be a lot more usable on lighter weapons because even if you miss you get a good weapon buff out of it.
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GIANT DAD but ash of war and it also come with black flame as a second part
GODDAMN
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Adds a flat 95 fire damage but only lasts ~15 seconds for some reason. Compared to Flame Spear which lasts for 40 seconds and gives the same buff.
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if ur out of fp the follow up attack will give the enemy a slap for a tiny bit of damage
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Tested: You have to defeat him twice
Location 1: Small Private Altar grace, go up the stairs, to the right into finger trees, stick right and you will be invaded
Location 2: Church of the Crusade
praise the message, tarnished
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For those who didn't get it after killing him, pretty sure you have to kill him two times, at Belurat Tower Settlement and Church of Crusade
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i have it on a Queelign's Flame art greatsword. buffed with winged serpent helm and shard of alexander, (plus FGMS, golden vow, etc etc) it does quite a bit of damage. trivialised the shadow sunflower guy
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This comes with a hefty fire buff buuuuuut, compared to Giant Hunt this does not have the humanoid pop up that Giant Hunt has.
So it doesn’t replace Giant Hunt as the perfect invasion cheese.
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Has potential in PvP with similar functionality to Flaming Strike, but not so reviled. Not as easy to use but still good.
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Nice Skill with beatiful weaponart! Kinda similar to impaling thrust, just cooler and with damage buff.
The fact that this can be used on colossals but flaming slash can't is so weird to me
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