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Skill inspired by tumbling rams. Let out a bleat, then tumble forwards, clad in lightning. Tumbles can be repeated in rapid succession.
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Lightning Ram is a Skill in Elden Ring. Lightning Ram is a regular skill that can be found in Ashes of War that can be used on all melee armaments.
How to get Lightning Ram
- Ash of War: Lightning Ram - It can be found at Altus Plateau, just south of Sainted Hero's Grave. It drops from a Teardrop Scarab in the area. Elden Ring Map Link.
Elden Ring Lightning Ram Guide, Notes & Tips
- This is an Ash of War Skill, associated with the Ash of War: Lightning Ram.
- FP Cost: 5
- This Skill is not Chargeable
- Other notes and tips go here.
- Damage is not particularly high for the risk you take using it. However, it lowers the profile of your character, allowing you to dodge certain attacks. With careful use and extensive game knowledge, it can be a powerful tool
- Damage scales via weapon level and your dex.
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Odd things noticed while damage testing: lightning seems to do more damage than other infusions I tested, and dex level increases aow damage whether the weapon scales with dex or not. Additionally the weapon ar and dex scaling seem to mean nothing, while upgrade level does still impact damage.
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Whoever edits the wiki needs to understand once and for all how Bullet Arts work. IT DOES NOT MATTER THE SCALING ON THE WEAPON. Test it yourself, two different weapons of same category, infusion and upgrade level will deal the SAME DAMAGE.
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They made roll spam and r1 spam an ash of war in this game. Lightning Ram and Wild Strikes, my beloved.
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As of patch 1.10 it does not get boosted by shard of Alexander. Perhaps it never was boosted.
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This seems to have hyperarmer during the BWAAAAAH part of the attack. I would also recommend free-aiming during the rolling, so you can do a u turn if they try to punish you.
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I'm not 100% sure but it appears you can't roll more than once in pvp now, pve is ok.
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Thats right buddy roll right into my giant hunt. This ash gives you die frames not I frames lol.
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CAN YOU FEEL LIFE MOVING THROUGH YOUR MIND
LOOKS LIKE IT CAME BACK FOR MORE - YEAH
CAN YOU FEEL TIME SLIPPING DOWN YOUR SPINE
YOU TRY AND TRY TO IGNORE, YEAH
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I hit someone shagging me like this with WoG and instead of the usual 700 damage it only did 300 ish damage, but it did hit them out of the animation.
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The only time having prayerful strike pays off in pvp is when they use this ash.
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Not only is this ash really funny, it's also criminally underused and very useful. It has good hyperarmor so I find the best situation to use it is right before your opponent attacks so they are locked in animation. Hyperarmor through the attack and dish out tons of damage in return. Plus when it ends you can transition into a rolling attack.
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Does this count as a role for the sake of the briar set passive?
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This is actually really strong no joke. Absolutely annihilated some poor guy and his friend with this. He had no idea what to do
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This is actually really strong no joke. Absolutely annihilated some poor guy and his friend with this. He had no idea what to do
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This is actually really strong in PvP if you have a ton of poise.
Pretty much impossible to outrun or get dodged away from, and unless they have more poise it's difficult to stop the attack since it'll stagger them out of any attack.
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oh… at first glance I thought this was an incantation that summons a lightning ram. LOL
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Couldn't find it anywhere but instead of getting lightning or normal affinity you can also change the affinity to sacred with the Sanctified Whetblade. Great for faith builds and pretty broken in pvp
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The more poise you have the harder it is to stop you after the MEHHHHHH, tested this with 0, 55 and 133 poise.
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I tested this in PVP and absolutely slaughtered a shield user. Between Panick roll punishing and just rolling around the shield, this thing is stupid fun!
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Bonewheel skeleton:
Royal Remains mask, Corhyn’s robe, malformed dragon gauntlets (looks bone-y) and fire prelate greaves (51 poise). On my back I’m wearing the spiked palisade shield for the fashion.
Keen star fist with Lightning Ram AOW. A lot of talismans work, but you want Millicent’s for sure, then viridian medallion or erdtree favor for extra stamina to roll more, carian filigree can give a lot more rolling, axe talisman is great for the star fists, Shart of Iskendar for more roll damage. Obviously round it out with furled-finger trick mirror to keep things classy. Dump vigor and endurance, at least 12 faith. Mind can go far too by greatly extending roll time.
Been invading at level 40s and this is tons of fun. Try to ambush the host around some enemies. Cast bloodflame blade and then spam L2 (based on my experience a lot of you already know how to do this step). Roll towards the host/phantoms and watch the lightning damage plus bleed wreck people. Bonus if you trap them against a wall.
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