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Archery skill performed from a low stance. Ready the bow, then fire a burst of arrows into the sky to shower the enemy with projectiles.
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Rain of Arrows is a Skill in Elden Ring. Rain of Arrows is a regular skill that can be found in Ashes of War, it can be used on all Bows.
How to get Rain of Arrows in Elden Ring
- Caelid: Ash of War: Rain of Arrows appears at edge of a cliff after you've looted the "Redmane" Painting in Sellia, Town of Sorcery. You'll find it down the cliff on a plateau south east of the Minor Erdtree in Caelid. Once you've made your way down, walk to the edge and you'll briefly see the spirit of a painter, he'll vanish and the Ash of War will appear in his place.
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Builds using Rain of Arrows
Elden Ring Rain of Arrows Guide, Notes & Tips
- This is an Ash of War Skill, associated with the Ash of War: Rain of Arrows.
- FP Cost: 20
- This Skill is not chargeable
- Can be cast even if you don't have 20 FP, as long as you have some
- The Arrow's Reach Talisman can massively increase the range at which the skill can lock on to a target. (For example, this skill paired with this talisman can be used to easily aggro the Giant Crow that can be locked on to from the Palace Approach Ledge-Road in Mohgwyn Palace. )
- If Rainbow Stone Arrow is fired using this weapon skill, the arrows' Rainbow Stone effect almost immediate disappears upon contact, although the arrows still produce the impact sound.
AnonymousAnyone knows if feathered arrow has any impact on the range or not?
a fantastic choice for co-op as a Furled Finger against larger bosses like Radahn and the Fire Giant
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1. Do not have a lot of runes when you attempt this, you'll lose them on your attempts to get down.
2. When you eventually do get down, first go the the edge and get the ash you came for, if you dont know where it is , look at one of the videos.
3. Sneak up on the golem to get the rune arc he's protecting
4. Get killed by the golem (or beat him if your really good/strong) - anyway your still out of there with the ash - and the rune arc.
5- Good luck. This is frustrating - but still good fun;-)
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An intersting quirk of this is that the arrows will spawn at a set height above the target unless there's an obstruction, meaning if you can catch someone under a low ceiling with this the arrows will spawn right on top of their head
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Can anyone get it to be used on the pulley bow? I am unable to.
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Anybody got a Radahn's Rain vs Rain of Arrows damage/pro con comparison?
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Use with the golem arrow which have an explosive aoe for maximum effect
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I did extensive bleed testing on the dragon in Fort Faroth, one thing I noticed about this ash of war is that each arrow in the volley has a 7/12 (~0.58) modifier on the bleed value of the arrow. This is still ok, because (assuming all land) it applies 7 times the status of the single arrow it consumes.
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They turned the repeating crossbow-greatbow glitch from DS3 into a feature.
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Amazing against large bosses, and great with status-building-arrows. Not great against small bosses, especially fast-moving ones; most if not all of the arrows will miss.
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Amazing against large bosses, and great with status-building-arrows. Not great against small bosses, especially fast-moving ones; most if not all of the arrows will miss.
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100% didn’t need the 120K runes I lost dying to gravity trying to parkour dodgy tree roots after getting one shot by the death lasers.
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Wiki staff not knowing how to type basic fp cost numbers part: 12
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note: you don't get **** when you kill the golem, so just sneak around it, grab the loot, and tp out.
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I see a typo. It says FP cost is 0. I'm assuming it should say 20.
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Crosspost with the AoW-Page itself...
Costs 20FP and consumes one piece of ammunition per use. Fires a volley of 12 arrows, originating from right above the target (roughly 2,5 seconds after pressing the trigger button - spread is around 2,5m in radius, so it is best used again larger targets). The target area is determined the moment the arrow leaves the bowstring.
If no target is locked or the target is out of range, the arrows will instead fall down right above the player. The range is roughly 2/3 of the normal lock on range, but can be extended to further than that with the Arrow's Reach Talisman.
The type of ammunition shot is also used by the rain, meaning that this can quickly apply bleed, rot, poison, etc.
Most of the time it takes 3-4 volleys to apply the status effect to a boss (from personal experience - test subject being Radahn and the Magma Wyrm with a Longbow +13).
10/10 AoW
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It's closer to the Dragonbarrow Fork, Minor Erdtree (I got confused with Caelid, Minor Erdtree thinking it was the one closer to Rotview Balcony)
On the cliffs there should be some large jars, if looking East from the marker, the left large jar has a tree root sticking out on that end, from there you can jump down to the cliff face, be careful it's a long drop!
Once you get down there, there should be a sleeping golem, it has an item near it be careful with that one too. And the spirit should appear on the same level.
I wonder if putting this on a longbow and storm arrows is similar (but smaller) than Radan's bow skill and golem arrows?
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