Law of Regression |
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Spell Type | Golden Order Incantations |
FP Cost: 55 | Slots Used: 1 |
Effect
Heals all ailments and dispels all special effects
Requires |
Law of Regression is an Incantation in Elden Ring. Law of Regression dispels most Sorcery and Incantation effects, standard Status Effects, unique effects (such as Death Flare), and effects from Consumables and other items, from all nearby targets, both friendly and hostile. This spell also dispels illusory walls, and has other uses outside of combat (spoiler, see below).
Incantation of the Golden Order fundamentalists.
One of the key fundamentals.
Heals all negative statuses, dispels special effects, and reveals mimicry in all its forms.
The fundamentalists describe the Golden Order through the powers of regression and causality. Regression is the pull of meaning; that all things yearn eternally to converge.
Where to find Law of Regression
- Purchase from Brother Corhyn or Miriel, Pastor of Vows, after giving either the Golden Order Principia prayerbook.
Law of Regression Guide
- Golden Order Incantation
- Stamina cost: 50
- Part of Brother Corhyn's and Goldmask's quest.
- Removes buildup and full Status Effects (such as Scarlet Rot and Frostbite).
- Nullifies any Sorceries or Incantations that are already active, like a Lightning Spear that's mid-flight.
- Since this incantation only has Intelligence requirement, a pure Int build with less than 10 Faith, which excludes them from using most Sacred Seals, can still use this incantation by using Frenzied Flame Seal.
- This incantation has an additional use (puzzle and story spoiler ahead, highlight to read): At the statue of Radagon in Leyndell, Royal Capital, there is a message that reads "Regression Alone Reveals Secrets." Casting this incantation near the message will cause the statue to change into a statue of Marika, and reveal another message that reads "Radagon is Marika."
Goldmask Progression Guide for Low-Intelligence Characters
If your character has a low Intelligence, you may still be able to use the Law of Regression spell to progress Goldmask's quest, by using the following stat-boosting items:
- Twinsage Glintstone Crown (+6 Intelligence)
- Intelligence-knot Crystal Tear (+10 Intelligence)
- Stargazer Heirloom (+5 Intelligence)
- Godrick's Great Rune (+5 Intelligence, requires Rune Arc)
- Grafted Blade Greatsword skill Oath of Vengeance (+5 Intelligence)
- Marika's Soreseal (+5 Intelligence)
That adds up to +36 Intelligence, so even if you somehow managed to start with 1 Intelligence, it is still possible to meet the requirement. This prevents players from having to waste time and two Larval Tears to respec into Intelligence and back.
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"With my next magic trick, I'm going to completely erase all of your buffs."
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Not sure what changed, but this spell is no longer deleting projectile spells such as the Elden Beast's Elden Stars.
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Love seeing Invaders that spent 3 minutes buffing DC after I cast this.
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Does anybody have tried using the Law of Regression while fighing Radagon to see if he changes to Marica?
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Im right now doing a mage run, might do goldmasks ending for only this int requirement
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"heh, now that I've finished setting up all my buffs I'm sure to win the upcoming fight against this foe" WRONG!!!!!!!!! LAW OF REGRESSION GO!!
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I kinda wish this affected more things in pve, imagine being able to regress a bosses second phase. I would get it if you couldnt regress remembrance bosses, but on say a duelist miniboss why not?
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this hard counters the Deathblight Leda Sword glitch btw, in case you run into someone trying to use that to fill the hole left by the chainsaw getting patched
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If Radagon is Marika, and Marika is Radagon...
Is it safe to call the boss as Marigon, then?
Or Radarika would be better?
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I love to start a duel. Watch my opponent buff with 15 different things, taking ages. Then just law of regression it all away lmao. The amount of salt and hatemail is absolutely delicious.
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You only need 16 base intelligence for this because with the twinsage glintstone crown, stargazer heirloom and intelligence tear you can reach 37 intelligence
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This sadly does not dispell miquella's embrace when fighting the promised consort, thought I could tank him for real but two hugs makes me surrender
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I find it funny that Corhyn/Goldmask's quest needs intelligent rather than faith. You don't even need the required faith to use Law of Regression with the base seal, just LoR's Int. Very nice for the Lake of Rot, too.
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Realizing just now the implications of where this is put.. it’s in a child crib hanging next to queens chambers ( a child’s nursery…) in the crib is a spell that UNDOES incantations and magic?? Hmm me thinks mommy saw what was coming and threw in a here **** yo charm
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Was hilarious using this during the early days against Fire's Deadly Sin abusers. The best was when Sentinel Shield exploiters would sit there spamming L2, not realizing that there were no projectiles coming out until it was too late.
Still probably my favorite incant in the game just for the "lol no" factor against cheese builds.
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Wait for your opponent aquire all his buffs, then use it, funny thing is that many of my arena enemier was trying add some buffs again, it's free hit time!
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My best memory of using this was when a dual giant crusher wielding invader was gearing towards me and a host, and I casted this, then he just raged quit right after. winged crystal tear ain't **** if you are useless without it
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Got enough items to get to the 37 int, including the physic. It debuffed the physic and didn't change the statue. I larval teared after but I thought it was funny.
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I'm genuinely curious: Is there anyone who actually uses this? It seems to me that people who regularly use incantations most likely will not meet the intelligence requirement, while those that do meet it are unlikely to use incantations.
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You don't need to respec to cast this:
The lowset base int you can get is 7
Marika's Soreseal +5
Stargazer Heirloom +5
Twinsage Glintstone Crown +6
Intelligence-knot Crystal Tear +10
Godrick's GR +5
7+5+5+6+10+5= 38
You can just reach the requirement by stat boosting gear
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"Reveals mimicry in all its forms" hoping for its usage on Miquella in dlc
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you have your physick.
I have Law of Regression.
and I chuck my physick after remove your.
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We should just have access to a talisman that turns FTH into INT
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Does this thing make the bewitching branch effect disappear? Or weapon buffs? And destined death?
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This is meant for coop gameplay or being an invader if using it at the right moment. But it can easily mess you up or your teammates
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ayet another souls item that turns things into a game of lottery
lore wise i get the idea behind the spell, but i don't get fromsoft's priorities
to develop 100s of items around status-effect mechanics only to throw them all away with a big "NO" button
the real solution is this:
1. reduce FP, cast time or both
2. make it only BUFF-purge, rather than full BUFF & DEBUFF-purge
FAITH already has DEBUFF-purge, so it makes sense to give INT a BUFF-purging counterpart
that way only INT/FAI builds who sacrifice enough would be able to purge both BUFF and DEBUFF
rather than giving a free instant win button to mages
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i don't get fromsoft's priorities, to invest all their time/effort into developing 100's of items built around buff/debuff mechanics
only to waste it all with adding a big "NO" button, fromsoft do you even want status effects or not?
and at such a low FP cost, anyone who's investing more flask economy into de/buff mechanics has simply wasted their entire build
yet another dumb lottery-based gameplay item, 5% chance a wasted slot, 5% chance instant win button
the real solution is this: [delete it's effect against debuff status]
FAITH already has debuff purge, so it makes sense that INT would have a buff purging counterpart
if it only cleansed buffs/active spells, negating only 50% of status effect mechanics rather than 100%, it would finally make sense
then only a INT/FAI hybrid could use both, at the cost of significant disadvantages in other areas
rather than just a free one button counter for mages
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hurrr durr let's make a spell have high INT to progress the questline of a character who FTH users interact with more than anyone else
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Maybe there's a reason why every single Golden Order incantation requires INT to cast, but I don't know, I don't level Intelligence.
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people when the lore affects game mechanics: >:(((((
people when the lore doesnt affect game mechanics: >:((((((
people who enjoy the game either way: :))))
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Hey, let's make a quest for faith builds that depends entirely on having mid intelligence! What a masterpiece, great job Miyazaki, you've outdone yourself again!
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If this was labeled as a Sorcery and literally nothing else about it was changed, I bet you'd see a lot less complaints. People act like it's such a big deal that this is an Incantation that requires no Faith, but isn't that true for 90% of Sorceries? The only difference between this and a Sorcery like Lucidity (beyond the effect and Int requirements) is that this requires the use of something like the Frenzied Flame Seal (which weighs nothing and has no requirements to use effectively) instead of a regular Glintstone Staff. That's it. Any Mage would be able to use this spell effectively if they took just a little extra effort to go get the Frenzied Flame Seal, you don't even need to upgrade it, and equip it in one of the six available weapon slots. Yes, this is an Incantation, but that doesn't mean it was designed for Faith builds specifically, I mean just look at the Aberrant Sorceries.
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Does this icantation remove the raising of status effect build-up that incurs upon applying an effect?
Example: If I apply a hemorrhage and the build-up requirement raises, will Law of Regression reset how much hemorrhage must be applied as though it were the first hemorrhage?
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"In this moment, I am euphoric. Not because of any phony god's blessing. But because, I am enlightened by my intelligence"
---Golden Order Principia, for some reason
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Nice set of buffs you have there Mr. Recusant. Too bad I have the "nuh uh" spell
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If elden beast spamming elden stars gets on your nerves and you're too lazy to go get the crimsonwhorl tear , Get this and it'll delete it immediately
If Faith builds are allowed to have over a dozen useful exclusive buffs at their disposal while Intelligence builds only get a fraction that amount, then it makes sense for Intelligence builds to get an anti-buff tool considering just how strong buffs can be in this game. As much I think there are potentially better solutions, this is much preferable than what happened in DS3 when its anti-buff tool was had no requirements and was usable by any build, and in the form of an infinitely purchasable throwable consumable that costs 500 souls (runes) to boot. And they somehow made it work in regard to the lore as well, so that's another plus, I guess.
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Small tip for Prophets pure faith builds:
This was my starter class, pure Faith build. I only had 16 STR and never invested in INT.
This means, i didn't had enough STR to use "Oath of Vengeance" (+5 All) and i also didn't had "Marika's Soreseal" (+5 Int), so i had to stick with "Marika's Scarseal" (+3 Int).
Even so, you can manage to get the STR needed to use the sword, by using the "Starscourge Heirloom" (+5 Str) + "Radagon's Soreseal" (+5 Str) + "Strength-knot Crystal Tear" (+10 Str).
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Golden Order Fundamentalism is not religious worship, it's philosophy of religion. Numen and Omen are terms popularized by theologian Rudolf Otto in Das Heilige; specifically, Otto used Numen as the noun form of "numinous" to parallel omen to ominous. Numen (which is what Marika is) are holy but necessarily without any kind of morality presupposed; divinity as made distinct from the good. The Law of Regression (and the Law of Causality, for that matter) is powered by an understanding of divinity, not a belief in it, which is why it requires only intelligence but is an incantation.
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Like, I get the lore of why, but aggggh this is so far in the other direction in order to use the best status cure incantation. The other four status cures only use faith, but this can replace all of them for 1 slot, but only if you level an entirely different stat than all the other support incants if you don't want to apply all these buffs everytime you want to use it. And not by a small amount either. Why do none of the other support spells encourage you to level int this far? All the other golden order buffs are 13 Int for none holy throwing! Aggggggh!
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Kinda hurts to sacrifice a memory slot as a mage for this incantation, but something like barrier of gold is too dangerous of a buff unless you wanna run around passively for its entire duration. Also you'll lose all trades with your magic infused weapons, so do yourself a favour and equip this incantation and perhaps even use another memory slot for Bestial Vitality.
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This thing needs either a range, poise or speed buff. The animation is slow enough so that if your opponent has any ranged ash of war, it will cancel you out of it, since it does not give you any poise boost while casting it.
Its the same speed as Barrier of Gold, and the only counter to it if you're a mage, but different from BoG, it gives NO extra poise while casting, and you need to get in range, as the AoE isn't really all that big
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Thats a nice set of buffs you got there. Would be a shame if someone were to...... regress it.
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There was a colosseum match where my opponent cast Barrier of Gold and I cast this spell. What happened next is we tried to override each other's spell the whole match lol.
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The God damn soreseal only grants 3 points....so **** this bullshit
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Hilarious that people complain about this spell and its quest still.
You can reach the requisite intelligence to cast it for the quest using only equipment and buffs. Glintstone crown, stargazer heirloom, intelligence-knot physick, grafted greatsword's oath of vengeance, godrick's great rune. You don't need to respec at all.
Secondly, the two Laws of Golden Order require only intelligence, not faith. It's a sort of gradient between pure faith (most incants), faith/int (Golden Order and its polar opposite, Death), and pure int (Fundamentalist laws). The closer you get to the laws, the less it is about believing in the source of the power and the more it is about understanding it. Goldmask upsets Corhyn by doubting "the holism of the Golden Order"; he didn't believe in it, he was only trying to understand it. And when he figured it out, the faith-driven Corhyn called him a madman.
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37 int requirement for a GOLDEN ORDER INCANTATION which by the way is MANDATORY TO COMPLETE THE PERFECT GOLDEN ORDER ENDING, with no faith requirement at all, unlike almost if not every single other Golden Order Incantation, and on top of that a completely useless one outside of just progressing Golden Mask's questline for the Perfect Golden Order ending... sounds like a blatant waste of a Larval Tear that could be way more useful, way to give us players a middle finger yet again Masozaki...
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To the fellow summon who just used this in our fight against Elden Beast, in the least likely spot you will ever see this question… Why?
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Good thing there are ways to increase Int without using larval tears.
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Can we buff the speed of this spell please? It's too slow compare to barrier of gold
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"But the young Miquella abandoned fundamentalism, as it could do nothing to treat the accursed rot". Must never have used this bad boi
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I'm not mad this requires 37 INT. I'm mad it requires ONLY INT. Every Golden Order spell should just have had dual INT/FTH requirement
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This would be alot cooler of it worked like anti magic field from demon's souls preventing any buffs within a certain area of effect for certain amount of time.
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From google-- Regression: 'a return to a former or less developed state'. From da wiki-- 'Nullifies any Sorceries or Incantations that are already active, like a Lightning Spear that's mid-flight.' It's a big old "No" spell. Reverts things back to zero. Eliminates what has happened. Gold. Quite an experience to get it. Requiem.
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Based on the definition of this spell, I think it would be not only plausible but also more viable for it to also have an effect on the mimic tear.
"Heals all negative statuses, dispels special effects, and reveals mimicry in all its forms."
It could dispel the mimicry of mimic tears in the eternal cities and could also be a viable option in PVP arenas where you could dispel the mimic tear spirit summon, or transform it back into its ooze like true form. This would be a much needed buff for a very cool but otherwise suboptimal spell and a much needed nerf for a very VERY powerful spirit summon.
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I recon this should of had an awkward stat requirement for everyone including Int users. Something like 18 int , 18 faith , 18 arcane. Or perhaps something alot different like a high mind requirement (now available to all at a price). That way its a reward for making a none meta build instead of giving int users a free pass. Love the addition of this spell in general though. Cuts through so much BS
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This should have nothing to do with INT, it literally looks like a Faith ability
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it's too slow and way, way too fp consuming... it's as if anything that has INT in it, it's 90% of the time going to be useless or incredibly underpowered vs Faith.
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lmao i didn't even know this existed as i ignored the incantation merchants as an INT build
my trip to the lake of rot would have been less painful if i had this
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Block all buffing consumables in pvp and problem solved. Buff builds still work but you don't need to grind to win. It will also save time in fights - you don't need to waste time on buffing or run around for buffs to expire. Blocking all consumables might be an option as well
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About the progression guide for low int characters... Marika's Soreseal is in Haligtree. If you burn the tree, you can't do the quest. So you're at 31 int after all of that.
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of all the people who could've gotten the "lmao no buffs", why the int nerds? magic damage is already overblown insane.
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Is there a range on this? or will this cure a poisoned invader across the map for example
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For the cost and time it takes to cast this, I wish that this incantation had a lingering effect preventing buffs from being used for at very least a short time after being cast, since it's pretty easy to just reapply buffs right after it being cast, and by the time you finish the animation and are able to do something again, an opponent could have easily reapplied their buff of choice effectively making it pointless.
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For what little it's worth, you don't need to use the FF Seal to cast incantations you don't meet the requirements for. You can cast spells without meeting the requirements of your casting tool as long as you meet the requirements for the spell. If you had 1 faith, you could successfully cast this with the Erdtree Seal with its full effect.
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i cast this on an invader right after they drank their physick, i died shortly after but my host got them in time for me to see them die, pretty fun times!
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Nothing like the debuff that gets you stuck in animation long enough for your opponent to recast one buff and hit you before you can move...
I miss duel charms...
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Biggest complaint: Doesn't dispel glintblade phalanx's or similiar, or terra magica for that fact despite the wiki stating it gets rid of sorcs and incants that are active.
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'But if you cast that spell we would both be without buffs and our builds wouldn't work!', shouted the Bullgoat. 'lol', said his opponent, 'lmao'.
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From a pvp perspective this is golden. The thing is DMG stack compared to def stack is towering... I wish it was much lower skill point demand, it should be, but it is powerful so that's fair I guess. Anyone that whines about it needs to realize DMG stack is more than enough to slap people very hard. Idc how you try to justify it as a fellow min maxer I'm saying you don't need the buffs anyways because we're all walking bazookas. Anyone who taints their DMG output to use this has every right to rip someone's buff stack off. In ds3 it didn't stop people from weapon when you threw charms(for those oh they made it high requirement cause ds3 charms were busted), it's a fair skill. Should be cheaper, would like to see it more..
Yours truly, A min maxer who don't waste time buffing
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It is possible to cast this with 7 base intelligence as a prophet and even as a level 1 Wretch with 10 intelligence, so you don't have to undergo rebirth to further the related quest.
Stargazer Heirloom +5 int
Marika's Soreseal/Scarseal +3/5 int
Godricks Great Rune +5 int
Intelligence Knot Tear +10 int
Twinsage Glintstone Crown +6 int
Grafted Blade Greatsword: Oath of Vengeance Ash of War gives the last +5 int
You need 28 STR / 14 Dex to two hand the sword and use this WA.
This can be achieved with Godricks Great Rune, Radagons Soreseal, the Starscourge Heirloom, and the Strength Knot Crystal Tear for +25 Strength and +10 Dex.
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Here's the reason this costs 37 Intelligence: In Dark Souls 3, Duel Charms were a throwable item that stripped almost all buffs from the target and stopped them from casting any other buffs for 5 seconds afterward, and they could be bought for 500 runes and were in infinite supply. Thus, literally everyone used them and any build that even thought about using buffs were made entirely pointless because an item that literally anyone can use will invalidate the entire reason to even make a buff build. Even people who didn't plan around using buffs got screwed over because they now couldn't even use a ****ing Green Blossom or Pine Resin without someone chucking a Duel Charm at them.
This was their attempt at a solution to this problem: give it an actual cost. You now need to actually invest into countering buff builds. Are the requirements a little too high? I think so, probably yes, especially because of how potent and accessible buffs are in this game, Boiled Crabs and Exalted Flesh are premium buff items that would be worthy of being Duel Charmed. I'd be fine with this getting an Int requirement reduction to around 25, but any lower than that and, well, what's the point in having buff items in the game if you can't use them?
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When you get summoned for a duel and the host applies 15 buffs.
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This spell requires intelligence rather than faith because Fundamentalism is theology/religious philosophy rather than blind belief. The highest order Fundamentalist incantations, the Laws of Causality and Regression, require no faith, only intelligence. You do not need to believe in the divine to understand it.
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PvP badly needs a Duel Charm (DS3) to remove all buff effects from enemies. It's ridiculous that this enchantment that requires 37 intelligence is the only way to remove buff effects.
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best weapon against people with bad computers. my friend cast this and my game almost crashed
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