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Skill originating from the Alabaster Lords, who had skin of stone. Thrust the armament into the ground to create a gravity well. In addition to dealing damage, this attack pulls enemies in.
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Gravitas is a Skill in Elden Ring. Gravitas is the default skill for the Meteoric Ore Blade and it can also be found in Ashes of War and applied to compatible weapons. Updated to Patch 1.07
How to get Gravitas in Elden Ring
- Looted from a Lesser Alabaster Lord that uses the Gravitas skill as one of its attacks when it fights. You can find the enemy roaming by the beach side at the stone arch that has a bonfire near the Seaside Ruins Site of Grace in south of Limgrave. From the site of grace, simply jump all the way to the beachside using your mount and defeat the enemy. Elden Ring Map Link.
- Default skill for the Meteoric Ore Blade
Elden Ring Gravitas Guide, Notes & Tips
- This is an Ash of War Skill, associated with the Ash of War: Gravitas.
- FP Cost: 13
- Deals 26 stance damage
- This Skill is not Chargeable
- This Skill cannot be Parried
- This Skill can be Parried if performed with no Focus
- Using this skill casts a purple field around you that compresses on itself and pulls enemies within, dealing damage.
- Low damage but large area of effect.
- As a gravity type attack, it will bring flying enemies to the ground when used - quite effective against the Sword-wielding birds of Stormvale Castle
- Its large AOE can also be useful for farming crafting items from birds or sheep. They typically die in one hit and you can often hit many of them with a single use.
- NOTE: This Skill was changed with Patch 1.07 as follows: Poise during casting has been increased.
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A little bit of testing I just did of Magic Vulgar Militia Shotel +16 vs Magic Cross Naginata +16 strongly suggests that this ash doesn't care about your weapon's int scaling, it just cares about your weapon's upgrade level, infusion (magic is best), and intelligence. Boosting strength or dex didn't affect damage but int definitely affects it. I don't have a third weapon (e.g. a random shitty straight sword) around to totally test my conclusions, so take this with a grain of salt, but the numbers were the same between these two weapons (despite different ARs and scalings) and responded to changes in Int but not changes in other stats.
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"As a gravity type attack, it will bring flying enemies to the ground when used - quite effective against the Sword-wielding birds of Stormvale Castle" Stormveil?
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Use this at point blank with bloodflame blade. Thank me later for the neverending stance breaks and bleed.
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so, between this and alabaster lords' pull, is there any real difference aside from the cost in FP?
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It knocks enemies down if you use it while they are jumping (at least for scaly misbegotten it does). It is fun to use it this way.
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Does anybody know if Rotten Winged Sword Insignia works on this?
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Using this on a dex build and damage is actually good and provides a roll catch opportunity. 8/10 would recommend for any non-mage build, but you need to use it intelligently. Don't just use it whenever someone is in range.
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I counter this ash and other gravity nonsense by blocking then using a guard countering into the poor mages face. Intelligent use of this ash would be to have carina phalanx or the high poise dmg version up so you can combine these with an actual r1 or r2 and guarantee a poise break if your opponent attacks.
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You can actually party the downward slam: somebody tried using it against me in melee range for some reason so I was just curious and hit L2.
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Update the location info to include the spirit spring to the south of the site of grace. the drops off the cliff are outright fatal without perfectly timed double jumps to underneath the cliff at a higher platform
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How do you dodge it when you're in range? I tried rolling through it and still got damaged.
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Really bummed that you can't throw this on whips. It would be absolutely nuts
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Anyone know what the damage of the skill scales with? Wish there was a way to see this for each Ash of War.
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Seems to have a lot of poise. 2 players kept hitting me and I didn't get staggered with medium armor.
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Can be combined with weapons that have status effect or DoT, for example if you weapon deals bleed/poison/scarlet/sleep, it'll apply it to your enemy even if they dodge it. Same goes for weapons that deal DoT(black fire weapons or the spell Black Flame Blade).
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The Gravitas skill can hit enemies through walls and ceilings. Bodies sometimes do some weird clipping stuff when they die, but other than that it's an amazing skill.
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Anyone know how the damage is calculated? BTW— Freaking awesome for PVP. It pulls them in and makes them stumble, allowing you to slash them sometimes several times or charge up a strong attack for a roll catch. I have the natural version on the meteoric katana, and only perhaps if there were a weapon just as fast but longer range would there be a better weapon for it.
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There is a Spirit Spring down to the beach farther along the strand if dropping to the series of ledges is too challenging.
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