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A Skill used by the Bloody Finger hunter Yura. Starting with your blade held horizontally, you make a powerful thrust that cannot be blocked.
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Piercing Fang is a Skill in Elden Ring. Piercing Fang is a regular skill that can be found on Ashes of War, it is mainly equipped with large thrusting weapons.
How to get Piercing Fang in Elden Ring
- Can be acquired from Nagakiba as part of Bloody Finger Hunter Yura questline. Elden Ring Map Link.
Elden Ring Piercing Fang Guide, Notes & Tips
- This is an Ash of War Skill, associated with the Ash of War: Piercing Fang.
- FP Cost: 16 on use.
- This Skill is not Chargeable.
- On activation, the user prepares the armament, then thrusts forward with a fast lunge in a single direction.
- This direction can be aimed at the start of the animation, depending on movement input from the player.
- The lunge completely bypasses the block/guard of enemies struck by it.
- Hit enemies do not receive stamina damage if they were blocking, since the Weapon Skill hits the enemy directly.
AnonymousThis weapon art is super good in duels, if you are an expert player you know how important spacing is and this mess incredibly with the spacing of the opponent, use the night rider polearm for insane range and high damage and to be honest sword dance is just boring, this gives way more satisfaction to land
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I put it on the Flamberge, as that has no thrust attack by itself. Handy in CQB where you risk hitting walls
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Put this on greatlance and look at that damage, the stance damage is out of the roof
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great for shield abusers but can be parried if they time it right, long wind up but great forward mobility on whiff
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Is there a difference between this and impaling thrust? They're both pokes that go through block
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Is there a difference between this and impaling thrust? They're both pokes that go through block
Extremely effective against knight type enemies. Goes straight through their shield, and will typically stagger them.
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