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Haima Glintstone Crown is a Helm in Elden Ring. Haima Glintstone Crown is part of the Battlemage Set Armor Set, and it increases the wearer's Strength and Intelligence by 2 each, but decreases maximum FP by 10%. Haima Glintstone Crown protect the player's head by applying various defensive properties, it also changes the appearance as well when it is equipped. Some armor pieces may be available to both genders but may be slightly different for male and female characters.
One of the glintstone crowns bestowed upon Raya Lucaria scholars whose pursuits were deemed worthy.
Increases intelligence and strength to the detriment of FP.
Scholars of the Haima Conspectus sought the power to quell conflict, and to this end studied the sorceries of cannon fire and the gavel.
Where to find Haima Glintstone Crown in Elden Ring
The Haima Glintstone Crown Helm can be found at:
- The entire Battlemage Set drops from a particular Battlemage, located east of West Windmill Pasture, on a hill near the northern end of the collapsed bridge. [Map Link]
Haima Glintstone Crown Set in Elden Ring
- Haima Glintstone Crown is a piece of the Battlemage Set.
- The rest of the set is composed of the Battlemage Robe, Battlemage Manchettes, and Battlemage Legwraps.
Elden Ring Haima Glintstone Crown Notes & Tips
- Sell Value:
500 Runes - Increases Intelligence and Strength by +2, but reduces FP by 10%.
- Using the Erudition emote (Gesture) with any Academy Glintstone Crown equipped will make the glintstones glow brightly, with the exception of the Hierodas and Haima Glintstone Crowns.
- It is possible the Haima Glintstone Crown wasn't programmed to have its glintstones glow because they usually aren't visible to the player.
- The Haima Glintstone Crown likely portrays the countenance of the founder of its respective Conspectus, the Haima Conspectus, as most Glintstone Crowns do.
- The Haima Glintstone Crown is worn by Battlemages, who are scholars of the Haima Conspectus, but is only dropped by one of them, once.
- Poise Updated to patch 1.07
AnonymousI only prefer this over the other glintstone crowns because it mostly covers up that goofy aahh greek philosopher "sh*t i left my keys at home" expression stone face with a giant walter white crystal carefully smashed into the cranium with medical precision
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as long as you use the stat increase and don't have mind at 25 or higher, this piece is a net gain.
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Penitent One lookin ahh helmet, it even reduces your fervour (FP bar for the lightly activated brain meatballs)
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Wearing this with Kaiden armor for a Fallingstar Beast Jaw cosplay
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All stat boosting helmets in this game look straight butthole. Fight me.
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"You need to exercise your muscles, and the brain is a muscle, *flexes* this is also a muscle. Basically I'm covered in brain, so I'm statistically smarter than all of you!"
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Wish there were a version of this with just the hood. It would be perfect for my STR/INT build who ironically also wears a blindfold, but his actual face sells the look better and there are no other hoods this color except the Greathood which I wouldnt be caught dead wearing.
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This hat looks so damn cool but the 10% FP reduction is just ugh
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This works better for a pure melee build than a battlemage LOL
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Omg it’s John Blasphemous from the hit metroidvania “Blasphemous” !!!!!
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Probably the best glintstone crown.
With same stat investment, it only stops being worth using a 47 mind and starts being detrimental at 48 mind.
46 mind = 275fp x 0,91 = 250fp, saving 2 stats points from strength and intelligence each, since 42 mind is worth 248fp.
47 mind = 275fp x 0,91 = 255fp, saving 2 stats points from strength and intelligence each, since 43 mind is worth 255fp.
48 mind = 287fp x 0,91 = 261fp, saving 2 stats points from strength and intelligence each, since 44 mind is worth 262fp.
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Easily one of the worst looking items in the game. Downvote if you have no taste for aesthetics.
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While it doesnt glow, this crown can still make you pass through the converted towers.
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Nice for battlemage builds, if you want to use the jellyfish shield + staff with carian slicer, you can put the 2 point into mind.
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I seen someone switching to this helm, and i think he recovered FP, what is the other helm this guy switched too?, and does it recover FP?
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This plus claymans harpoon for RL1 wretch is one of the best combination I have come across
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Best paired with STR/INT weapons whose ash of war skill costs 20 FP or less. You'll benefit from both stat increases and the debuff won't affect you since skills can still be used with half FP.
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really good for RL1, only weighs 2.7 so you're very likely to still be light load and you most likely wont be using much FP anyways
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If I've understood it correctly, there is a missing % at the end of this sentence: decreases maximum FP by 10.
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Is there a way to make your character appear as tho they are not wearing any helmet? as in you get the stats of whatever it is that you wear, but it looks like your head is bear? I love the glnt stone crowns, but think they look like crap as an example?
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So thats why they put a legendary weapon that consists of the weapons of the dead of a clan.....
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This crown weighs a lot less than the others for some reason.
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well, according to that celrulean talism a 10% fp reduction is a vast reduction in FP
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Honestly? For str builds this isnt a bad helm at all considering your mind is at or close to base, you're gonna lose what 6-8 fp? for 2 strength? Arguably worth it however, Strength is such an efficient stat since you can hit break points at 13 34 (fire infuse) and 54( heavy infusion) when dual wielding that 2 strength probably isn't worth the loss in fashion souls.
Especially if you're trying to minmax you're endurance, the 2 poise might not cut it for you if you're trying to reach BP. Overall this item is decent if you need to hit a req/or just want to minmax and you're a dex/str character but terrible if you're a mage, most mages are gonna have atleast 130-160+ FP and at that point you're losing 1 spell cast for just 2 int which is hella not worth.
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lol +2 int/str for a pretty decent chunk of FP loss...ya just what a mage would want *wheeze* terrible.
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Us loosing max FP sucks but this is a nice addition to a Paladin style build to help get just enough int to use things like Orders blade and Order healing. Not sure it will be enough to warrent using tho but ima go get this.
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Lowers FP! (In my case from 202 to 183, not sure if stat or % based)
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And you wondered why friendly phantoms arent white anymore.
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Location is Altus Plateau. Head straight EAST from the "West Windmill Pasture" in the northern reaches of Altus. Kill an enemy on a cliff face over looking a pond full of zombies. Drops the battlemage set as well.
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Found this from killing a mage overlooking a small cliff with a lake underneath to the east of the West Windmill pasture.
You there! Yes, you! Do you level strength? Are you sick and tired of wannabe paladins trying to convert you to one of maaaany different schools of incantation? Worry not! Drop a few points in intelligence and become a Haima Battlemage today! Bonk enemies with gavels that'd make a havel squirm, draw fire from cannons bigger than Marika's melons! Become a Haima battlemage today, and remember! Pack heavy. Pack Haima. (This message was brought to by the Haima Conspectus, those nerds in the other conspectuses can drool on my well-sculpted [REDACTED])
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