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Elden Ring PvP Builds
Level 30 Poison/Bleed Wretch
Strong but balanced low level invasion build that uses Radagon's Soreseal, applies poison increasing it's attack power, and uses Reduvia as a finisher. Both swords used can be replaced with your preference, as long as you can power stance and apply poison affinity to both.
- Class: Wretch
- Flask Spread: 1 FP, remaining flasks HP
- Weapon: Warhawk's Talon +2 (Left), Cane Sword +2 (Right), Reduvia +1
- Shield: Pillory Shield +2
- Armor: Any Medium Weight Set
- Primary Stats: 28 Arcane, 31 (26 base) Vigor
- Secondary Stats: 23 (13 base) Dexterity
- Skills: Ash of War: Carian Retaliation (Shield), Ash of War: Poisonous Mist and/or Ash of War: Poison Moth Flight (Swords), Reduvia Blood Blade
- Spells: None
- Amulets: Radagon's Soreseal, Dragoncrest Shield Talisman +2 or variants, Kindred of Rot's Exultation, Millicent's Prosthesis or Green Turtle Talisman
Starting off, power stance your straight swords. Power stancing is using each sword in a different hand, then executing attacks with L1 on controller; right click on PC. The diagonal crossing motion on the first two parts of the combo very rapidly applies poison. Don't underestimate the rest of your combo too. After applying pressure with the poison, continue to apply pressure with more power stancing or switch to your off-hand, Reduvia. Reduvia's normal attacks are good at staggering low poise targets at close range, and also good as a surprise albeit tiny close gap with it's heavy attack, good for punishing rolls too. If you're tired, just use it's ability, Reduvia Blood Blade, a spammable, fast casting skill that fires a medium range projectile, applying big bleeds from a safe distance.
Level 60 St. Trina's Confessor
Strong but balanced medium level invasion build that uses Radagon's Soreseal. The build revolves around applying sleep with the Sword of St Trina's power stance, with a Pulley Crossbow as off-hand, using Sleepbone Bolts for a close to medium range 3 shot sleep burst. Death's Poker is there for a stylish finisher or for higher poise targets, though it doesn't apply sleep but frostbite.
- Class: Confessor
- Flask Spread: 1 FP, remaining in HP
- Weapon: Sword of St Trina +3, Sword of St Trina +3 (Off-hand), Death's Poker +3, Pulley Crossbow (Off-hand) +3
- Shield: None
- Armor: Any Medium Weight Set
- Primary Stats: 14 Intelligence, 17 (12 base) Strength, 18 (13 base) Dexterity
- Secondary Stats: 25 (20 base) Endurance, 49 (44 base) Vigor
- Skills: Mists of Slumber (Sword of St. Trina), Ghostflame Ignition (Death's Poker)
- Spells: None
- Amulets: Radagon's Soreseal, Rotten Winged Sword Insignia or Winged Sword Insignia, Green Turtle Talisman, Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman or variants
To start off, power stance your Swords of St. Trina. Power stancing is using each sword in a different hand, then executing attacks with L1 on controller; right click on PC. The diagonal crossing motion on the first two parts of the combo very rapidly applies sleep. Sleep works differently from the way it works in small targets in PvE, in which it doesn't open up the target for a critical hit, but instead, breaks his stance for a good while, allowing you to back away and recover stamina, chain the rest of your combo, or pull off a Ghostflame Ignition. You have to be careful when you want to use your sleep openings to deal big damage, as if you hit the target right after the sleep procs, it will cancel the sleep animation. Plus, the sleep animation is not the longest, so act swiftly and know what you want to go for before it happens. Do not get discougared though, as the bread and butter of this build comes from chaining your power stance attacks and sleeps and it's quite easy. If you open up with the first two parts of your power stance combo, most players at this level will be put to sleep, as it's a fast and unforgiving sequence of attacks, albeit short ranged. If someone is resisting your sleeps, try using Mists of Slumber. The ability itself is very situational, not to say bad, but it buffs your sword with even more sleep. From here, finish your combo to heavily damage a single target. The Ghostflame Ignition is another possible outcome of your sleeps. A quick swap for your off-hand Death's Poker will allow you to cast it's skill but do not forget it has a second part: a light attack will blow the flame into a trail of ghostflame, but a heavy attack will blow the flame into a massive explosion for big damage; and that's what you want to go for when your target is put to sleep.
Level 75 Sanguine Lightning Assassin
Medium level invasion build with emphasis on high damage output from stealth. Designed to combat multiple Furled Finger/Hunter enemies by taking out the host in a single, powerful attack. However, the required items can be extremely difficult to obtain at level 75 and in a single playthrough.
- Class: Samurai
- Flask Spread: 8 red/6 blue (4 red/3 blue as a phantom). Flask of Wondrous Physick: Dexterity-knot Crystal Tear and Lightning-Shrouding Cracked Tear
- Weapons: Bolt of Gransax (easiest) and/or Dragon King's Cragblade
- Shield: Optional
- Armor: Okina Mask for +3 dex or Consort's Mask for +1 dex
- Primary Stats: 40 Dexterity, 20 Strength
- Secondary Stats: That's up to you and your playstyle. I have high endurance so I can dual wield the Bolt of Gransax, the Dragon King's Cragblade and 2 light weapons. Use light weapons to apply any Ashes of War you want to use otherwise.
- Skills: Ash of War: Bloodhound's Step is incredibly useful for getting out of situations where you are outnumbered. I have Ash of War: Beast's Roar on the left weapon for a faster ranged option than swapping to the Bolt of Gransax to chase down a healer.
- Spells: Optional depending on your stat allocation
- Talismans: There are a lot of useful talismans for this build but, these are the 4 I use currently. Concealing Veil, Shard of Alexander, Godfrey Icon, and Millicent's Prosthesis.
The previously mentioned talismans will make weapon abilities incredibly powerful. Before you invade, have Bloodhound's step ready in case the host and phantoms are waiting for you on the spawn point. If they are, break away and use a Phantom Bloody Finger to reposition and find a safe place to enter stealth. When you crouch with the Concealing Veil equipped, you become invisible to Player enemies from outside a certain distance (approximately 5 medium rolls) away from the observer. When you have entered stealth, sneak near the host and find a decent vantage point to either snipe with the Bolt of Gransax's Ancient Lightning Spear or an opening to rush in with the Dragon King's Cragblade's Thundercloud Form. Always plan for the attack to miss so you can be prepared to reposition somewhere else to fire another shot.
Be prepared to use the Flask of Wondrous Physick. A lot of hosts in this level range will go down in a single hit, however if they have either obtained or been given higher level gear, you will need to buff with the FoWP. If they have any Great Runes equipped, a gold circle icon will appear next to their health bar, ALWAYS assume it's Godrick's Great Rune and use the FoWP to get the increase in damage, you will need it.
The level 150 version of this build is still WiP
Level 80/90 Sorcerer Duelist
NOTE: Patch 1.05 changed how chain casting works with sorceries making them much clunkier in general. I will update this build but as of the current patch this is no longer (close to) optimal.
PvP duel build for meta level 80-90, combining versatile and high-damage spells with decent poise and life pool for trading. Most of the items are easily obtainable at this level, with maybe the exception of Veteran's Armor and Graven-Mass Talisman. An easy to way to power through the story with this build is with Comet Azur + Cerulean Hidden Tear tech.
- Class: Astrologer
- Flask: Flask of Wondrous Physick: Intelligence-knot Crystal Tear and Magic-Shrouding Cracked Tear
- Weapons: Carian Glintblade Staff +15/+17 (Right), Azur's Glintstone Staff +6/+7 (Left), Dagger/Shield (Optional Left softswap for parry/quickstep etc.)
- Armor: Queen's Crescent Crown (+3 int), Veteran's Armor, any light gloves with >0 poise (e.g. Astrologer Gloves), Banished Knight Greaves
- Primary Stats: 35/40 Vigor, 55/60 (47/52 base +8 from gear) Intelligence (level 80/90 respectively)
- Secondary Stats: 26 Mind, 15 Endurance (we don't need to meet strength requirement of Azur's Glintstone Staff to use it)
- Skills: Optional parry/quickstep etc.
- Spells: Carian Slicer, Swift Glintstone Shard, Comet -> CHOOSE FROM: Carian Piercer/Stars of Ruin (if you hate yourself and fun in general)/Glintstone Arc/Magic Glintblade + Collapsing Stars/Shard Spiral/Gavel of Haima/Carian Phalanx/Eternal Darkness/Terra Magica/Anything you want really
- Talismans: Graven-Mass Talisman, Great-Jar's Arsenal, Stargazer Heirloom, Radagon Icon
Let's start with gear. 40 virtual dex from Azur's Glintstone Staff plus the 30 from Radagon Icon puts us over the cast speed cap (if you don't know, Dexterity affects cast speed capping out at 70, and these two items give us that effect). Imo reaching this cap is mandatory for duelling as it allows us to play super aggro with Carian Slicer in melee range and generally give the opponent less time to react to our spells, which is much more valuable than raw dmg against human players. If you really don't like this playstyle you could switch to Lusat's Glintstone Staff and swap out Radagon Icon for Erdtree's Favor +2/Crimson Amber Medallion +2. Carian Glintblade Staff gives good sorcery scaling while boosting dmg of glintblade sorceries (of which I use a lot). Stargazer Heirloom lets us reach the int requirement of azur's staff, and Queen's Crescent Crown gives us the most int for the least extra weight. Veteran's Armor and Banished Knight Greaves puts us to 55 poise (56 with gloves) which is the brekapoint for tanking most 2h/power stance attacks (though not all) with light weapons. Graven-Mass Talisman boosts our sorcery damage by 8% and Great-Jar's Arsenal gives us enough equip load to medium roll.
In terms of spells, I genuinely believe that Carian Slicer, Swift Glintstone Shard and Comet are sufficient for the majority of matchups if your spacing and reads are decent. Carian Slicer has amazing damage and will stagger anyone with 30 or lower poise (at this level not everyone invests in this), so combining this with our extra cast speed gives us a reliable melee weapon that hits harder and comes out faster than most others in the game. Swift Glintstone Shard is an excellent poke tool at medium range, and can be chained into a quick-cast Comet which allows for a surprising burst of damage (this will often roll catch if they're charging towards you and try to roll through the SGS). Throw in Carian Piercer for poke builds (UGS crouch/power stance thrusting/BHS spammers) and Eternal Darkness for casters and we have a very competitive all-rounder. Another great combo is 2x Magic Glintblade -> Collapsing Stars. While the timing is tricky and requires practise (and patience), if it hits it is an almost guaranteed one-shot at this level. The trick is to charge-cast the first glintblade, then quick-cast the second as soon as the animation of lowering your staff ends. A moment after casting the second glintblade, cast Collapsing Stars. If it hits (and you timed it right), CS will pull the target into the glintblades as they fire (they can't roll out of the pull animation). CS is difficult to dodge as the timing is awkward and there are multiple projectiles (only one needs to hit). Scott Jund has a great video on youtube showing it if you search for it, not sure if I can post video links.
Two more spells I want to mention: Gavel of Haima got a nice buff in patch 1.04 that gave it some hyperarmor and faster cast time, making it a great tool for trading with heavier weapons. You can even catch people as they're running in as the range is surprisingly large. I generally avoid the followup cast as it's telegraphed and leaves you open on recovery frames. The other spell is Adula's Moonblade. Pre patch 1.04 this was an absolute monstrosity, having a similar wind up to Carian Piercer while hitting for insane dmg if you hit the sweetspot. Patch 1.04 made it more reliable to hit but cut the dmg in half so I personally don't think it's worth it anymore but you can definitely use it (similar use case to carian piercer).
Oh yeah and again, please don't use Stars of Ruin. Every time you cast it a family of Albinaurics in Mohgwyn Palace gets slaughtered :'(
~Caenen
An efficient * Death Blight * build focusing on Death Sorcery and a highly underrated Ash of War.
Ive seen many people try to use Fias mist, and the Eclipse Shotel to make a death blight build for pvp but they never seem to work. I am here to show you how to make one that not only will allow you to proc death blight on enemies but allow you as well to have a DOMINANT PVP build .
Weapons :
Prince of Death Staff +25 in offhand, Eclipse Shotel +10 in Mainhand.
Golden Order Seal +10 in offhand, (Cold Infused) Grave Scythe with a specific Ash of War called Phantom Slash in your mainhand.
Important for this build is using the Winged Crystal Tear so that you dont have to use many points AT ALL into endurance, and even though your walking around with heavy armor, once you pop your physick, you have LIGHT ARMOR for what seems like 2-3 minutes. Light Rolling all over the place. I use Magic Shrouding Tear to supplement the Winged Crystal Tear and give my spells more damage. This also allows me to use whatever armor I want and still light roll, so most of the time i go for looks and then just sub in a Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman to make up for that fact.
Vigor 45 ---- Mind 22 ---- Endurance 13 ---- Strength 17 ---- Dexterity 25 ---- Intelligence 68 (We want the highest amount of Intelligence we can have while still having 47 Faith and having at least 40 Vigor) ---- Faith 47 ---- Arcane - Dont put any points into Arcane.
S PELLS : Ancient Death Rancor, Explosive Ghost Flame, Tibias Summons, Eternal Darkness ++ Fias Mist, Death Lightning
Your Buffs : Your Physick, Golden Vow, Black Flames Protection
In the beggining, make sure to hit your buffs, or most importantly, your physick. And Lay out a cast of Eternal Darkness if your against another magic dealer. as this spell blocks thier spells as long as u stay near it.
Mostly what we are going to want to do is use the spells listed above to cause havok, while still mixing in melee with Phantom Slash.
when you want to be a troll and hit someone with death blight, which works mostly when the other player is a melee user. This is highly situational only because a majoirty of players know what your up to and are overly cautious when your trying to build death blight. So it mainly only works with melee users who are over confident or ignorant of the death blight condition. --- anyway--- We want to use Ancient Death Rancor to make him stick close to you, and then cast a fias mist here and there, as well as keep your Ecipse Shotel out in ur main hand this time, buffed with the skill it comes with, Dodge the enemys big attacks and hit with your shotel here and there to build up blight, The shotel attacks very fast, so the name of the game is to roll and light attack, roll and light attack, sticking near your mist, and when the enemy gives u breathing room be sure to use Death Lightning or Fias Mist to keep up the death blight pockets, Some pvpers arent taking that death blight seriously, and dont knoiw that your eclipse shotel procs it as well, if you can keep the fight near your death blight mist, and hit the player 4-5 times with the shotel, you will proc death blight. Even with that being said, it still is a hit or miss gimmick, in which you could probably end the fight alot easier just using your normal spells and grave scythe. But who can resist the satisfaction of watching your enemy become impaled by a blight cactus to instantly end the duel.
very fun build that allows for a wide variety of gameplay in both pvp and pve.
Easy to play Gravity Caster build that can be played once your able to one hand the Fallingstar Beast Jaw, and put substantial points into its 3 attributes while still having vigor. I will describe the build at levels 100+ which is the level i used it on, but it is definately effective at mid level as well.
Weapons: Fallingstar Beast Jaw in Mainhand, Meteor Staff or Academy Glinstone Staff in Offhand. Wing of Astel in Offhand, or any other one handed melee weapon which attacks quickly.
Talismans: Going for defensive charms here with Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman, Crimson Amber Medallion or Erdtrees Favor +2, Shard of Alexander, +Any Talisman of your choice, I continue the defensive stats with Ritual Shield Talisman, but Magic Scorpion Charm is ok too.
Armor: If you do not wish to use the Winged Crystal Tear in your Physick to give yourself light armor and light rolls no matter your equipment load, then I would suggest whatever armor that allows you to medium roll while still having defense. Queens Crescent Crown gives +3 Intel if you want.
Stats: We want to have atleast 40 Vigor, while still having equal amounts of intelligence and strength, and alittle bit more dexterity than either of those. This is because the skill on Fallingstar Beast Jaw scales better with Strength and Dexterity. So you could actually run equal amounts Strength and Dexterity, and slightly less intelligence. As long as these stats are satiated then you are fine. I went with 45 Strength and Intelligence and 60 Dexterity. As far as Mind and Endurance goes, I went with about 18 a piece respectively. And I put no points into arcane or faith.
Skills: Gravity Bolt, Nebula
Spells: Terra Magica, Rock Sling, Collapsing Stars, Stars of Ruin (these are the only spells that I suggest for this build in PVP and keeping with the theme, but ofcourse you could add whatever you like, tho these seem to work best )
There are two other options we can use in our build which go along with the gravity theme and are extremely showy as well as powerful and will surely make you catch other players eyes in the PVP landscape, however they are more difficult to use in a duel and I took them out of the standard build because of that problem. However they are very powerful in invasions instead, where you have the element of surprise and more room. The two other options are using the Ruins Greatsword, (two handed). as well as Starscourge Greatsword (two handed). These can be thrown into this build as is if we are going to use the Winged Crystal Tear in our physick, as they are extremely heavy weapons, and one would never be able to use all 5 of these weapons in one build at the same time without the Wingest Crystal Tear. This gives u about 3 minutes to use the 5 together which is plenty of time for PVP. If using this for any other reason, we would have to use one or two of these weapons at a time. The Ruins Greatsword has a devastating skill called Waves of Destruction, this skill is a straight line Gravity AOE that knocks up enemies and flattens them regardless thier poise. If you can land this in battle your enemy is nearly dead already. Starscourge Greatsword has Starcallers Cry, which is a giant gravity AOE vacuum plus explosion which if both parts of the skill hits in PVP it kills just about any target.
These are the two best farming and PVE weapons I've seen in the game. Period. However, we are talking about PVP, and for duels I suggest keeping those two weapons on the back burner unless your just trying to show out as a Gravity Monster of the Galaxy, or ofcourse if your doing invasions, in which case they shine a lot better than they do in one on one duels.
So Instead, in a duel, we are going to start rounds using your staff and Beast Jaw, we will pop our physick and we will then use Terra Magica, once this is done commense to throwing a few Rock Slings at the enemy, then quickly switch it up to spamming Gravity Bolt at the enemy. Gravity Bolt spams so quickly and freely that it can be used even when the enemy is at close range trying to get a hit off on you, its actually pretty cheesy. It does good damage and staggers, and when the enemy gets too close you can swing the Beast Jaw for big damage. Then roll away and repeat the process. If you are facing an enemy that is really putting pressure on you and not giving you much room, quickly switching to the Wing of Astel gives you a fast attack melee option with a powerful aoe skill that does good work against enemies that are sticking to you like glue. Or you can kite your enemy with Stars of Ruin spam. Easy and Fun
Level 100+ Spellblade Duelist (Can be adjusted for Low-Mid Level Duelers as well)
Different Build that uses exact same stat attributes as the Astral Magister build above, but has completely different weapon set and playstyle, excelling greatly in duels.
Theres nothing holding this build back from being used at a low to medium level as well. Just use the same ratios i use with my stats attributes, mainly equal Strength and Intelligence, with a little more dex.
Weapons: Keen Cross-Naginata in Mainhand, Carian GlintBLADE Staff in Offhand. Twinbird Kiteshield in offhand (make sure it has no skill attached), Claymans Cold Harpoon in mainhand (Optional),
Talismans: Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman, Spear Talisman, Shard of Alexander, +Any Talisman of your choice, I use Magic Scorpion Charm or another defensive Talisman,
Armor: If you do not wish to use the Winged Crystal Tear in your Physick to give yourself light armor and light rolls no matter your equipment load, then I would suggest whatever armor that allows you to medium roll while still having defense.
Stats: I try to have near 40 Vigor, equal amounts of intelligence and strength, and alittle bit more dexterity than either of those. Going for a Dex/Int build. I went with 45 Strength and Intelligence and 60 Dexterity. As far as Mind and Endurance goes, I went with about 18 a piece respectively. And I put no points into arcane or faith.
Skills: We want Piercing Fang , on your Keen Cross-Naginata. (The Cross Naginata has nasty range and an extremely fast move set, making it perfect for this build, Peircing Fang is an extremely fast lunging thrust that does massive damage), If you went with the Claymans Cold Harpoon for another ranged damage option and frostbite, we want to go with Ice Spear as it Does considerable damage plus tons of poise damage, knocking many opponents down.
Spells: Scholars Armament + Two Spells that are buffed 15% by your Glintblade Staff, Greatblade Phalanx and Magic Glintblade. We can also throw in Carian Peircer to roll catch enemies, and Freezing Mist incase you need somewhere to hide while you cast. These Spells are mostly going to be used as we close distance.
To Start duels we want to buff Scholars Armament on our Cross Naginata, and we want to cast Greatblade Phalanx on ourself. Then we start casting Magic Glintblade 3-5 times as we slowly close in on our enemy. By the time we get close, we most likely will have hit him between the Glintblades and the Greatblades that also rocket toward him as well as your initial attack which will be Peircing Fang once you are within its large range. This gives alot of surprisingly fast ranged attacks that the enemy must dodge, and we want our Magic Glintblades to be somewhat staggered and hard to guess a rythm for. After this opening we want to not be afraid to use light attacks from cross naginata with or without your shield up. Remember, we can attack with shield up with a spear. And you will get great use out of the spear talisman in this build. The Twin Bird Kiteshield gives +10% Defense and +5% Attack when you reach 20% of HP or lower. Giving you a nice little boost for a medium weight shield. Our bread and butter is the Peircing Fang on our buffed Naginata, which we want to use as our main source of damage. Throwing in Magic Glintblades and Greatblade Phalanx's. Makes for a monster in duels, and is easy to pick up and play
_Rubbers
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My personal favorite for PvP:
"Golden Pursuer"
RL150 - Strength/Faith
Class: Prophet
Vigor: 55 (2037 HP)
Mind: 27 (158 FP)
Endurance: 40 (156 ST)
Strength: 30
Dexterity: 10
Intelligence: 7
Faith: 50
Arcane: 10
Armor: Tree Sentinel Set
RH: Troll's Golden Sword (Sacred-infused) + AoW: Golden Land
LH: Erdtree Greatshield, Erdtree Seal (it's weightless and the incant scaling is good enough, plus it fits w/ the Erdtree theme)
Talismans: Erdtree's Favor +2, Great-Jar's Arsenal, Crimson Amber Medallion +2, Green Turtle Talisman
Incants: Elden Stars, Wrath of Gold, Golden Vow, Protection of the Erdtree, Blessing of the Erdtree, Erdtree Heal
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Erdtree Greatshield provides a very effective counter against many elemental spells, skills and incantations and provides 100% physical block. Timing Golden Retaliation can be tricky to get used to but is absurdly effective once mastered. Especially great for Moonveil and Stars of Ruin spammers. Make sure it's +10 for maximum damage
AoW: Golden Land has absurd hyper armor and all parts of it hit like a TRUCK, plus it's super cheap to cast. Most importantly it provides a great set-up for this build's bread and butter: the Golden Bullet Hell. Open the match with Golden Land to provide cover and then immediately cast Elden Stars to create a torrential onslaught of golden darts, during which you can keep casting Golden Land to illicit madman levels of panic-rolling or chase them down to get in melee damage - rinse and repeat as you like. If they try to punish you during Golden Land's wind-up just use the follow up sweep - you'll almost always win the trade especially if it and the explosion both connect, not to mention them also having to avoid the darts afterward. It also provides great cover to pop Golden Vow while the darts are charging since they'll be very hesitant to punish.
*** Fun fact: if you push on the left analog stick while casting Golden Land (like you're trying to move forward) it'll actually reduce the skill's cooldown for some reason, allowing you to cast it even faster in succession making it even more ridiculous (just be prepared for hatemail.. lol)
Wrath of Gold is not as powerful as Golden Land and is more FP expensive, but it comes out much faster. Niche but a good addition to your mix-ups.
Golden Vow and Protection of the Erdtree naturally provide an even further boost to your sturdy offensive and defensive stats. Blessing of the Erdtree and Erdtree Heal are slotted in case your opponent decides to get cheeky with healing spells so you can then reciprocate in kind (or in case YOU want to be the cheeky one.. ;)
Also got max rank in the colosseum pretty easily using this build if that's something that matters to you. Go nuts
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Level 150 build (not only pvp) this is a faith arc build which is my favorite type of and my own build. the stats are: 50 vigor 30 mind (for casting) 25 endurance (you can have more) 14 strength (or whatever your class allowed) 14 dexterity, 9 intelligence (again whatever your minimum is) 27 faith (you have enough for most if not all the dragon communion spells and stuff like burn o flame and golden vow) and finally 60 arcane. I normally use the bloody helice since its a fun weapon that scales with arcane and you meet the requirements when two handing it, (you can also use the ripple crescent halberd with any greases), have a fully upgraded dragon communion seal, and for your spells you just use the dragon communion spells of your choosing and others that you meet the requirements for, this may not be fully optimized and if you can further optimize it that's great but its just a great and fun build and you get all the benefits from a pure arcane build while having way more diversity, occult affinity also slaps on this build but I feel like that's pretty obvious, thanks if you gave this a try and if you liked it I'm happy that others finally discover this underrated type of build.
- Anonymous
These builds are trash. For the love of God, don't pvp with these.
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The Ball of Dispair lvl 400
Full Bull Goat Armor
Lightening-Scorpion Talisman
Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman
The Turtle Talisman
Fire-Scorpion Talisman
Fires Deadly sin Incant
Flame Grant Strength Incant
Wonderous physic :
Leaden-Hardtear
Flame-Shrouding cracked tear
Weapon:
Iron Ball +25 Two Handed w/ Lightening Ram Ash of War
Stats:
80 Vigor
30 Mind
80 Endurance
80 Strength
30 Dexterity
20 Intelligance
40 Faith
40 Arcane
- Anonymous
RL150 is dealing way too much damage, its incredible and ridicilous at the same time. That kills pvp and colosseum duels for me entirely.
- Anonymous
The Black Bride (Lvl 150ish)
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An efficient * Death Blight * build focusing on Death Sorcery and a nasty little Ash of War.
Ive seen many people try to use Fias mist, and the Eclipse Shotel and make a death blight build for pvp but they never seem to work. I am here to show you how to make one that not only will allow you to proc death blight on enemies but allow you as well to have a well rounded DOMINANT PVP build.
Weapons :
Prince of Death Staff +25 in offhand, Eclipse Shotel +10 in Mainhand.
Golden Order Seal +10 in offhand, (Cold Infused) Grave Scythe with a specific Ash of War called Phantom Slash in your mainhand.
Talismans:
Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman (to allow you to use light armor and still go toe to toe)
Graven-Mass Talisman (to make your sorceries stronger)
Bull-Goat Talisman ( To allow you to tank thru hits in pvp and still get out your sorceries) [This one is optional and up to player]
And a 4th Talisman of your choice, I use Pearldrake +2 just to make me even more tankier vs magics.
Armor:
Just for Cosplay and laughs I am using
Fias Hood and Fias Robe, Zamors Bracelets,
and since you cannot really see what Leggings are being worn, i snuck in a pair of Fire Prelate Greaves that no one can see :) just to give me some poise and strong armor.
Important for this build is using the Winged Crystal Tear so that you dont have to use many points AT ALL into endurance, and even tohugh your walking around with heavy armor, once you pop your physick, you have LIGHT ARMOR for what seems like 2-3 minutes. Light Rolling all over the place. I use Magic Shrouding Tear to supplement the Winged Crystal Tear and give my spells more damage.
Vigor 45
Mind 22
Endurance 13
Strength 17
Dexterity 25
Intelligence 68
Faith 47
Arcane 14
SPELLS : Ancient Death Rancor, Explosive Ghost Flame, Tibias Summons, Eternal Darkness ++ Fias Mist, Death Lightning
Your Buffs : Your Physick, Golden Vow, Black Flames Protection
In the beggining, make sure to hit your buffs, or most importantly, your physick. And Lay out a cast of Eternal Darkness if your against another magic dealer. as this spell blocks thier casts as long as u stay near it.
Mostly what we are going to want to do is use the spells listed above to cause havok.
And when you want to be a troll and hit someone with death blight, which works mostly when the other player is a melee user. We want to use Ancient Death Rancor to make him stick close to you, and then cast a fias mist here and there, as well as keep your Ecipse Shotel out in ur main hand, buffed with the skill it comes with, Dodge the enemys big attacks and hit with your shotel here and there to build up blight, and when the enemy gives u breathing room be sure to use Death Lightning or Fias Mist to keep up the death blight pockets, Most pvpers arent taking that death blight seriously, and dont knoiw that your eclipse shotel procs it as well, if you can keep the fight near your death blight mist, and hit the player 3-4 times with the shotel, you will proc death blight very quickly.
very fun build that allows for a wide variety of gameplay in both pvp and pve. Very fun build. and looks cool too. :)
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I present to you; THE LEGEND build
SL125 BECUZ 150 SUCKS
50 VIGOR, BECAUSE LEVEL UP YOUR VIGOR CASULS
40 ENDURANCE
60 STRENGTH
NEED I SAY MORE?
ARMOR
TREE SENTINEL SET
OLIVINUS GLINTSTONE CROWN
BECOME
UNSTOPPABLE!!!!!!11!!111
WHT TALISMANS U GOT, TARNISHED?
ERDTREE FAVOR +2
GREAT-JARS ARSENAL
CRIMSON AMBER MEDALLION +2
BULL-GOATS TALISMAN
WEAPONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111!!1
FLAME ART ZWEIHANDER +25
TURTLE SHIELD
Well, am I a pro yet?
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Pure FAITH PvP Dominance: Prophet, 50V, 30M, 16E, 70F. Faith and Lightning/Holy Tears. Erdtree Seal right hand, with compliment seal for incant dmg boost (Gravel Stone for Dragon Cult incantations, etc) in left hand. Both faith boosting talismans, radagon icon, and GJA for good armor.
This setup will allow you to run Tree Sentinel Armor with 2 seals and 2 coded swords for backup. Very formidable invasion build.
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Here's one of my favorites: night rider flail, banished knights shield, beastman talisman, that mask with the dreads, rotten gravekeeper cloak (altered), and the greaves to match with tree sentinel gauntlets.
10 faith (with the 2 fingers heirloom), 12 arcane, (that gets you all the dragon breath spells, rot is my favorite), 40vig, 25end, 16mind, 14 strength, 50dex. The flail does better cold at some point, so boost int too possible. And I like having utchi cold vacuum slice for fun
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level 80 40 intel 45 vigor. glintstone pebble on a spear, katana, whatever gank specific. its that ez
Hello, I noticed a lack of duelling builds on this page so I threw together a quick guide on one of my favourite builds to play in duels, a level 80/90 sorcerer. Let me know what you think and if anyone has any questions/suggestions. There's quite a bit more to say about this build and the possible spell choices, but I didn't want to make it too long and mess up the page formatting (it's already quite long as is), so I'm happy to expand on anything in the comments.
I have quite a few builds at levels 80-90 and 125-150 for duels so if anyone has anything in particular they want let me know and I'll try to do that next.
Thanks and happy duelling!
I'm on NG (NG1) now at level 150. PvE is still pretty easy but I am not finding a lot of PvP. I use Taunt Tongue and I have never been invaded unless I did a coop. Should I level up more? It is my understanding that 150 is the meta.
We really need collapsible sections for this page, or a spreadsheet style layout. This is difficult to navigate on mobile, and will get hellish once we have a decent number of builds posted.
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need some help. what does meta pvp level even mean? im level 243 and i find invasions on the first step fairly easy. whats this about lvl 150 being the best?
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Hey guys, I've got a super cool and original pvp build here. What you want to do is TWINK AND ABUSE STATUS EFFECTS while relying entirely on SPAMMING OVERPOWERED ASH OF WARS.
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Darth maul build
Right hand - twinblade
Left hand - any seal
Armor - black knife hood, blue silver mail armor, black knight greaves
Spells - bloodflame blade & rejection
Honestly the lower level the better this build sucks its all for style points use tattoo 31 and flip it upside down and make it red to get Darth maul face paint
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why are there no actual pvp builds, that st. trinas build is a gigatwink build and the other 2 are staight up garbage against someone who has a brain a 2 thumbs
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You can stay at RL138 to invade and be invaded by both 125 and +150 players.
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I don’t understand the argued in these comments that RL 150 PvP ruins build variety. That’s pretty incorrect, I’ve ran many, many builds at 150 and NONE of them can do everything. Actually, for the most part they are fairly specialized; and I only run 40 vigor, which leaves room for two damage stats at 50, or one at 80 (the average soft and hard caps). Also it seems intentional the PvP level is meant to be 150, past this threshold almost all starting classes can reallocate their stats around to fit any build and still have the same total levels. As an example, my vagabond on an INT/FTH build has the same optimization as a confesser on the same build (as well as nearly all the other starting classes).
TLDR; 150 PvP at modest health gives you just enough stats to softcap two damage stats or hard cap one. Or, invest in more vigor and endurance for the trade off of less damage. 150 is balanced, and based off what level you end the game at and how respeccing your character works, is the intended PvP zone.
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Funny how every comment I’ve ever tried to put on fextralife has been censored out by the mods. Hopefully, Elon buys you guys out too.
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How is Ash of War: Bloodhound's Step used if it says to use Bolt of Gransax (easiest) and/or Dragon King's Cragblade?
Hey all, let me know if you try my Lightning Assassin build and let me know what you think!
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I think the meta will end up being 150 especially after dlc drops most players will struggle at 125 fighting miquella...
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lvl 20 katana build -
Start as vagabond, run thru the game at lvl 20 only leveling Vigor to 22 and dex to 17. grab the wakizashi, Nagakiba from killing Yura, and Radagon's Soreseal. Only upgrade these to +3, or +5 if you wanna fight people who upgraded their weapons more aka not invade unupgraded +0 weapon players. Grab Land of Reeds armor from the isolated merchant in dragonbarrow
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150 new meta, unless you are cheesing with exploits, you will nedd 150 to hardcap your damage stats as well as 60 Vigor, mind is important to level too.
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Im glad to see the conversation went from wanting nerfs to just straight up PVP chat. Like the real Chads i knew you would be.
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Personally, i dont want any nerfs in the game. I even want past nerfs to be lifted. Why? This isnt league of legends. No one gets paid to play pvp competitively. If you invade or get invaded and lose, then deal with it. Figure out the counter to what you just lost to or hope the same guy doesnt show back up. Id really hate to see this game fall down the typical rabbit hole of continuous nerfs instead of actual gameplay improvements bc some streamer complains about pvp instead of asking for better bosses.
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120 meta is garbage. Meta level needs to be dropped to 80-90. There are so many stat boosting talismans and gear in the game that 120 is completely pointless, and at that point everyone is soft capped in at least 3 things or mid capped in two opening up several different options for any build to become a jack of all trades. If you're hosting the stat requirements go even lower because you have access to great runes. I'll stick to invading from 20 to 60 as that seems to be the only place I can actually have real fights unless I get a password phantom.
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For those curious, PvP level is presently 125. There are arguments for 150, but the majority of duelists are going with 125 as the most balanced build level. Why 125? It forces specialization. 150 means that you start seeing high damage panzer mages and super-one-shot-mega-ultra-most-honorabru-bleedspram-samurai.
Keep in mind that the current state of PvP in Elden Ring is pretty bad. There are lots of busted builds at every level. The main problems right now are insane damage scaling and broken status effects. Madness scaling even lets people instantly proc you with a single shot, stunning you long enough to stop you from dodging a second, and then continuing until you die. There are also instant-proc bleed spears that do 1400 damage with one attack and spells like the Carian Duelist's blade that will bottom your health out when you're at 60 vigor.
In other words, damage is just natively overtuned in Elden Ring and the game is going to need a MASSIVE damage tables rework for PvP to balance out properly.
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LEVEL 60 INT/FTH GOLDEN ORDER ASSASSIN BUILD
Class: Confessor
Stats: Vig 28, mind 20, end 10, str 12, dex 12, int 24 (31 with gear), fth 24 (36 with gear)
Talismans: Marika Soreseal, Two Finger Heirloom, Godfrey Icon, Dragoncrest Greatshield
Armor: Great hood, rest confessor set or whatever you choose for fashion
Weapons: Dual Erdsteel Daggers +15 cold infused, one with bloodhound step
Seal: Golden Order Seal +6
Spells: Radagon's Rings of Light, Triple Rings of Light, and then whatever you need for utility, buff, heal, stealth, etc.
The point of this build is to successfully pvp/invade at lowest level possible using the big golden order spells.
This build doesnt require fighting Radhan or doing doing Ranni's Quest at all, but if you did you could build it a little different using stargazer heirloom, and get access to Clayman's Harpoon to sacred infuse.
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imo pvp in elden ring is the worst experience I ever had in any souls-like game. You always face the same tryhard builds that literally oneshots you.
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you're better off putting two more points into dex and squeezing out a little more damage and just bumping up to SL40 for the poison/bleed build because it's not SL30 with 28 ARC, 26 VIG and 13 DEX.
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Lol im considering 160 from the fact you need 40-50 vigor for ng content to be more forgiving, on top of that you know your ranni the witch armor ain't gonna cut it when a massive cleaver comes to split you in two like daddy and you can't dodge cause you ran out of stam spamming comet azure and rennala's full moon or your weapon art so you'll be needing 35-40 endurance to wear something decent or to continue dodging like the roll spam god you are or you could put more points into str, fai, int, arc, or even dex to increase your damage output, which puts us at about 75-90 depending on what you chose to do. The next levels though should be spent on shoring up your builds weaknesses, whether it be damage, vigor, or endurance which should leave you at about 130-150 depending on where you want your build to go. For me this is where it gets a bit more interesting because intsead of pumping 60 into a single damage stat you could instead put 40 into a stat and 20 into another, say faith or intelligence, to gain an entirely new set of abilities in other words a hybrid build and potentially even go up to 160 to shore up that 40 stat into a 50 and retain your casting abilities.
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There is a excellent PvP tactic you can do in raya lucaria academy, 100% winrate.
Just before Renalla bossfight, there is a elevator. When invading, stand on the pressure plate and never get off.
Host cant pull down the lever to call the elevator while you are on the pressure plate.
Now go and make tea or alt+tab and watch some video, host will either disconnect or kill himself after a few minutes. My record currently is 25 minutes.
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Holy Blade Build
This build wrecked all bosses in PvE
Running Faith + Sacred Samurai
LVL: 130
Weapon: Sacred Nagakiba +25(going to have 2 in NG+)
Ash of war: Sacred Blade
Helm: Okina Mask (+3 dex)
Armor: Veteran's Armor
Gauntlets: Fire Prelate Gauntlets
Greaves: Fire Prelate Greaves
Talismans:
Erdtree's Favor +2
Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman
Rotten Winged Sword Insignia
Green Turtle Talisman
Stats:
Vig 37
Mind 11
End 30
Str 18
Dex 21(helm adds 3)
Int 9
Faith 75
Arc 8
Poise 72
R Arm 652(without buffs)
Negation
phy 46
VS strike 44
VS pierce 45
Mag 25
Fire 30
Lightning 25
Holy 25
Med. load
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>create prisoner character, name him sleepy. *This character will not level up or kill a single boss.*
> grab st trina sword. have friend drop second st trina sword (dual wield.)
>grab short bow
>grab pvp finger (volcano manor)
> go to caelid merchant that sells serpent arrows. (assuming you grind or have a supply of runes on hand,) you can buy infinite arrows here.
> fire arrows are a bonus at south caelid merchant
> Knight armor optional at round table hold, or whatever other armor you might find.
>radagon soreseal. grab it.
> boiled crab. get as much as you can. it helps a little, and looks super cool.
>a caelid merchant also sells poison stone clumps, and poison darts, useful.
>serpent arrow has a higher dps poison proc than other poisons. try to proc with serpent arrow.
^do that in any order thats convenient. make a list of points you need to stop on the map and try to sweep.
there are more weapons and builds to try at without leveling or killing bosses, but with only one trinket slot (And assuming you are invading) grab radagons sore seal. period. it gives you 20 levels without considering you a higher level in match making. (makes 3v1 feel... a little easier. but they likely also have soreseals. its so good.)
the strategy:
try to poison host, unless there is a caster harrassing you,
typically, you want to poison whoever you arent focusing,
ignore the poisoned player if you can, if its a melee character he will usually get cocky, with half his health missing you can easily turn on him and burst damage.
st trinas swords are really good when spamming L1, youll sometimes be able to sleep 3 opponents at once. the L2 ability is slow and weak, but strong when timed right, if youre really good *you can stun lock with sleep* .
not surprisingly, poisoning players and then putting them to sleep a lot is pretty effective.
if you want, you can level up 1 time to get 1 more dex stat, and equip Antspur rapier, which will allow you to infect players with rot as well, (poison arrows fired from shortbow are much more effective however, since you risk less getting hit. its unexpectedly fast.)
the rot rapier is, alright, more just for fun, but man its basically a more effective poison. stacking with poison is so good, and you can put bleed/poison/rot on it all at the same time (at the cost of dps,)
im not running anything meta however, you can call me one nimble mf,
just wanted to share what i was doing, I havnt seen anyone else using poison or sleep. . :(
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yo guys if you invade super low levels aka dont level up and dont upgrade any weapons, and just get the bloody finger, you can find a ton of people meeting up with the cash for runes/items people at the first few sites of grace and straight up steal their stuff off the ground lol. they're always just hanging out at the grace and the guy dropping the items is almost always naked
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yo guys if you invade super low levels aka dont level up and dont upgrade any weapons, and just get the bloody finger, you can find a ton of people meeting up with the cash for runes/items people at the first few sites of grace and straight up steal their stuff off the ground lol. they're always just hanging out at the grace and the guy dropping the items is almost always naked
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yo guys if you invade super low levels aka dont level up and dont upgrade any weapons, and just get the bloody finger, you can find a ton of people meeting up with the cash for runes/items people at the first few sites of grace and straight up steal their stuff off the ground lol. they're always just hanging out at the grace and the guy dropping the items is almost always naked
I think pvp level needs to be higher than 125 because everything does more damage now and you'll get oneshot at 125. With 150 you can sink 25 more points into Vigor. Plus the caster classes need to spend 60+ points in their respective stats
Lifetap Hybrid Tank - 125 - Invasions + Duels
Class: Hero (Hero was my own personal choice, you can technically go Vagabond for 2 extra skillpoints)
Flasks: 1 FP, rest HP
Weapon: Devourer's Scepter
Seal: Your choice, whatever faith spellschool you fancy playing
Armour: Your choice, as long as you maintain medium roll and some poise
Talismans: Dragoncrest Greatshield, Godfrey Icon, Erdtree's Favor+2, Radagon Icon
Leve: 125 (Hero)
50 Vigor
22 Mind
20 Endurance
24 Strength
20 Dex
50 Faith
Playstyle you'll have to figure out yourself, I highly recommend not spamming weapon art or you'll go out of FP almost immediately, use it wisely and it will shine, spam it like an idiot and you'll die like one. Ideally invasions you want to bait multiples into a situation where the weapon art shines.
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been using nagakiba with blood transfusion and double strike in redmanes castle at level 70 very very effective for ganks if they have a magic user just disconnect lmao
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lvl 4 Jar cannon PVP build
Class - Wretch
Flasks - 1 FP, rest HP
Weapon - R hand Jar Cannon +0, L hand fire Iron Spear +0
Arrows - Explosive Greatbolt
Armor - Jar helm, Ronin's Armor (altered), Prisoner Trousers
Stats - +3 Str
Skills - Giant Hunt / Phantom Slash
Talisman - Radagon's Soreseal, Starscourge Heirloom, Fire Scorpion Charm, Arrow String / Trick Mirror
Consumables - 10 Volcano pots, 10 Swarm pots, Regal Omen Bairn
Very fun, was terrible getting all the items for it without upgrading anything, RIP hoarfrost & bloody slash
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125 Max PvP lvl as it is right now. If from decides to nerf ashes of war and weapon skills across the board, we can talk about raising the PvP level.
With 125 there is no problem to get to 60 vigor. At 60 vigor, 5 more points into it will grant like 30-40 more lp. Which is nothing. So at lvl 150 ppl will do extremely high dmg without having more life/defensive.
And no, you don’t 1hit ppl if they invest into vigor. Never ever. (Not at lvl 80-125)
There is no chance dedicated PvP ppl will settle at 150+ as it is right now. For sure.
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Just use hoarfrost and any katana. Boom. Build done. Pvp is so ****ing awful in this one.
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I'm finding a lot of people between soul level 140 and 150
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Bruh, the community is sitting around the 150-160 range for PvP, not the 120s.
That's the old meta from DS3 and such. Elden Ring's got much higher scaling past the first soft caps and to progress through the end-game content, access late-game spells and equipment with higher requirements on stats to wield...
And so, the level required to avoid many of what would oneshot attacks is artificially raised. 20 is low level investment for VIG, 40 is mid... But you'll need at least 60 for late-game content.
This is also required to prevent things such as the Moonveil from oneshotting, as it has extremely high initial damage as well as a bit of scaling on top for its weapon art.
That said, some attacks may still oneshot... But only those with extreme investments into the attack, such as with numerous talismans amping damage and a buff spell to boot.
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80-120 seems like a sweet spot for PvP, anything beyond that and people end up with silly tanky mages.
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Right now the PVP community is keeping it at 125 for duels.
for those worried about casters: Soreseals let casters hyper-invest if they need to still, no need to raise the lvl.
Popular spots seem to be:
-Field next to Church of Elleh
-Path across from Secluded Cell
-Main Academy Gate
-SE Outside of Queen's Bedchamber
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Right now the PVP discord is keeping it at 125 for duels. Soreseals let casters hyper-invest if they need to still, no need to raise the lvl.
Popular spots seem to be:
-Field next to Church of Elleh
-Path across from Secluded Cell
-Main Academy Gate
-SE Outside of Queen's Bedchamber
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What do you think, level 145. A good level for pvp, how often will rivals come across? And what clubs, where, places of duels do you know?
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Heres a good frost build that I have thats only based on hitting frostbite and taking away huge chunks of damage
Right weapon: Dark Moon Greatsword
Left weapon: Ice hatchet
Get the terra magicus spelll that makes dark moon greatsword do more damage along with Intelligence Knot tear and the tear that takes away fp consumption.
Get frost mist spell, and glintstone icestone crag spell along with any other ice spell that you can get like the dragons.
Literally just spam moonlight greatsword skill and hoarfrost stomp along with the spells for a bunch of frost bite damage you can also switch your left weapon if you want with something that bleeds so you can do frostbite and bleed debuffs
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I'm assuming the regulars will be playing around 140 due to increased physical soft caps and casters having things that are locked at 70, but right now it doesn't really matter with the amount of players we have.
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I don’t have an account, level 92 for pvp. I typically dual wield reapers (for blood loss) and have one for poison. If you play the sustain game with effects you are able to beat people who are a many levels above you :)
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The Death Blight Exploit Cheeser:
Class: Doesn't matter.
Flask Spread: Doesn't matter
Weapon: Right hand your eclipse shotel. Use the WA. Have an incantation catalyst in your off hand temporarily.
Shield: Doesn't matter, but preferably a high-stability shield with the Barricade Shield ash of war equipped. Shield with that and wow!
Armor: Fashion souls. Ideally troll armor. If you want to be obese Jiren with the albinauric mask + fire monk armor, do it.
Primary Stats: Increase endurance and vigor. Nothing else really matters except requirements for Eclipse Shotel, some mind stat to refresh your buffs often, and base requirements for Fire's Deadly Sin incantation
Secondary Stats: see above
Skills: Bloodhound Step for OP escaping and pursuit and barricade shield for being an invincible turtle.
Spells: Fire's Deadly Sin
Step 1: buff your eclipse shotel with its ash of war in your right hand
Step 2: cast fire's deadly sin.
Step 3: follow host and furled fingers around. Watch them panic as you fill up their death blight meter faster than a pack of basilisks. Maybe dodge a couple times. Doesn't matter! Death for everyone except you.
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petition to lower the pvp meta level to weed out ridiculous one shot builds
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There are enough players to have multiple pvp levels. Ds1 is 99 or 125, ds2 was 150 or 250. Not a big deal, if you want unique and simple builds stay <125, if you want god vs god with unlimited resources go to 200+.
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Hi! I'm currently at level 125 and I'm scared to go above pvp meta level. Anyone already knows the range for Elden Ring? Thanks in advance!
So I've been experimenting with this character, leveling passed what would normally be the "PVP Ideal range".
As of right now, I get consistent invaders and co-op signs on PC within the 300's range, and personally believe due to late game NG+3 and so forth scaling that we have been dealing with this may be an actual area of PVP leveling.
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The Hoarfrost STOOMPER:
- Literally any weapon that can equip Ash of War: Hoarfrost Stomp
- Ash of War: Hoarfrost Stomp
- hates summons, stomps them anyways
- shoots massive icicles
- doesn't even know anything about parrying, just ****ing stoomps
- his mere existence puts fear into players everywhere, doesn't care
- only eats his own frost
- +10000 pics of the deathbed companion, doesn't even know her name
- extremely aesthetic left arm muscle from spamming L2
- has never even heard of normal attacks
- shows the duality of tarnished merely by his existence
- "AAAAAAAAAA I'M STOOMPING!!!!!!!!"
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Unofficial Angel Of Death [WIP] Build:
Main Stats: Dex and Faith.
Sub-stats: Unknown
Equipment:
Main Hand: Blade Of Death.
Relic: You decide. You'll want a focus in black flame later on.
Backup Weapon: Winged Scythe - Class: Reaper.
Armor: Raging Wolf Or Bloodsoaked. You can choose something more thematic.
-Made By Mithniir The Edgelord.
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Will the pvp meta lvl be increased? I can only wait as the community decides.
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Best Build: THE PKCS MAN!!!!
Helmet: Pontiff Knight Curved Sword worn as a Hat
Armour: Pontiff Knight Curved Swords strapped on your body
Gloves: Pontiff Knight Curved Swords strapped to your Hands
Boots: Pontiff Knight Curved Swords strapped to your legs and feet
R Hand: Pontiff Knight Curved Sword
L Hand: Pontiff Knight Curved Sword
Sidearm 1: Pontiff Knight Curved Sword
Sidearm 2: Pontiff Knight Curved Sword
MOUNT: Pontiff Knight Curved Sword as a Mount
BEST PVP BUILD SLAYS SCRUBS AND CASULS ALIKE!!!!!
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The best pvp build is getting good enough to use whatever you want
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