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Throw at enemies to boost the next
Fire Damage they take
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Oil Pot is a Consumable Item in Elden Ring. It can be thrown at enemies to boost the next Fire Damage they take, and requires an empty Cracked Pot to craft.
Craftable item prepared using a cracked pot.
A cocktail of oil-infused materials is sealed inside.
Throw at enemies to soak them in oil, making them heavily susceptible to fire damage.
Oil Pot use in Elden Ring
Oil Pot can be thrown to soak enemies in oil, boosting the next single instance of Fire Damage they take by 50%.
Elden Ring Oil Pot Crafting Guide
To craft Oil Pot you need the Nomadic Warrior's Cookbook [17] as well as the following Crafting Materials:
- Melted Mushroom x1
- Empty Cracked Pot x1
Elden Ring Oil Pot Notes & Tips
- You can hold up to 20 Oil Pot, depending on how many Cracked Pots you have
- You can store up to 600 Oil Pot
- Sell Value: Oil Pot cannot be sold
- Once a Oil Pot is thrown, its Cracked Pot will be available for crafting another throwing pot
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The biggest problem with oil pots in all FS games is definitely that it only boosts the very next source of fire damage, even if it's like a measly 10 chip damage.
They really should have developed this mechanic more. Add a full-body burning VFX that gets triggered on the next source of fire damage, and have it last just a second or two. Then give the damage bonus to both the triggering fire damage and all fire damage dealt during the short VFX.
As it is, it requires too much planning to be useful in multiplayer, or other more hectic combat.
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While farming Magma Blade, tested this with Golden Vow; Flame, Grant Me Strenght; Wounderous Flask Boosting Strenght and Fire Damage; a single Giant's Seal +25; 80 Faith; 25 Strenght and the results were this while hiting the Crawling Albinauric after the Wooden Elevator used in the farming route for the sword:
Without Oil pot: 1165
With Oil pot: 1700
* THIS WAS WITH CATCH FLAME. *
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Giant brains spend their cracked pots on oil, and ritual pots on giantsflame. Both are stupidly cheap and cheesy
If you're a faith/fire build, these are good to keep on your equipped items when you summon mimic since they will toss them in during the fight.
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a guy oneshot me at 1581 hp with a fire nagakiba after I rolled through one of these
it was even raining, too
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Really wish it atleast, you know, outdamaged just throwing 2 fire pots instead lmao
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Seems like a 25% dmg amp on the next instance of fire dmg.
Tested this with the one-eyed shield +10 weapon art on the giant right before the secluded cell grace, base dmg against giant was 1663, dmg after hitting it with the oil pot was 2079, a 25% increase but seems like the dmg amp only works for 1 instance of fire dmg before being consumed. Hope this helps.
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I propose for this to be the new dung pie. It's easy to craft and pretty useless.
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I propose for this to be the new dung pie. It's easy to craft and pretty useless.
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Fire arrow dmg w/o: 161
Fire arrow dmg doused in oil: 175
... no comment
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Fire arrow dmg w/o: 161
Fire arrow dmg doused in oil: 175
... no comment
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Love to use this in conjunction with the One-eyed Shield. Improves the explosive **** damage exponentially.
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Only buffs the first instance of fire damage on the afflicted target, then the debuff disappears. Best used with single hit, high potency fire abilities like the Blasphemous Blade's weapon art. These are fantastic for conserving mana; they cost 0FP to throw and improve damage quite a lot with the right build. They are some of the easiest pots to craft as well; Melted Mushrooms can be farmed easily in Nokron and 1 Melted Mushroom = 1 Oil Pot.
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in theory, if you use this in conjunction with the jar cannon and exploding greatbolt, you could do a lot of damage
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