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Twist to build power, then unleash a flurry of thrusts.
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Repeating Thrust is a Skill in Elden Ring. Repeating Thrust is a regular skill that can be found in Ashes of War and applied to compatible weapons. Updated to Patch 1.07
How to get Repeating Thrust in Elden Ring
- Ash of War: Repeating Thrust is dropped by the Night's Cavalry that roams the bridge near Agheel Lake North. [Elden Ring Map Link].
- Default skill for the Scorpion's Stinger.
- Default skill for the Rogier's Rapier.
Elden Ring Repeating Thrust Guide, Notes & Tips
- This is an Ash of War Skill, associated with the Ash of War: Repeating Thrust.
- FP Cost: 7
- Deals 15 stance damage
- This Skill is not Chargeable
- All 4 separate thrusts can be Parried
NOTES: This skill has changed with Patch 1.07 as follows:
- Motion speed has been increased.
- Delay between the end of various actions (like using items or attack animations) and being able to perform the skill has been reduced.
Builds with Repeating Thrust
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Looked at the Motions Values charts. The status effect buildup is 100 on the first hit, 50 on the second and third, and 100 on the fourth. Applies triple the amount of a weapon's status effect in total which is really good but it being being quite quick. I find it pairs best with the Flamberge for both its innate status effect as well as lack of thrusting attacks, giving this AoW more utility to it.
- Anonymous
Don't sleep on this AoW, it punches way above it's weight class for how much it costs and how soon you can get it.
It costs 7 FP, so you can use it a LOT with no or very little investment needed.
Damage is weak early in the game, but it (along with other multi-hit attacks) start to ramp up damage the later you get in the game very fast. A full salvo of this will outdamage most AoW's late-game.
This weakness is offset by it being good for applying statuses through the multiple fast hits.
This AoW benefits most from dexterity investment, if you don't have high dex you won't see big number, if you're going full arcane for late game, use blood tax instead.
It looks cool and works well against most PVE, you'll probably have better keen AoW options in Pvp though.
- Anonymous
I got this while heading toward Waypoint Ruins. Apparently the Night Calvary’s AI messed up and fell off a cliff or something
- Anonymous
In case anyone isn't aware, that comment about power stance from April is no longer relevent. With the power-stance-status-build-up nerf, this skill is definitely a reliable way for proccing status effects in PvE.
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Literally the exact same animation and moveset as Blood Tax, so you would only use this if it was forced (scorpion stinger) or if you wanted a non-physical non-arcane affinity to go with it, or if you can't get Blood Tax.
Secondly, whilst it seems good for applying status effects quickly, you will get faster/better build-up with any smaller weapon by simply powerstancing instead. This applies to both rapiers and daggers - you also have more opportunity to cancel out of a powerstance combo than this attack.
The only situation where you would want to use this is on a great spear or guardian sword-spear or something, and rely on the multiple pokes to guard-break your opponent. However, Impaling Thrust is designed to do the same thing in one attack and is most often the superior choice.
I'm not saying this is the worst ash in the game, I'm just saying it is outclassed in every situation for every playstyle...
- Anonymous
"Twist to build power, then unleash a flurry of thrusts." ...Yeah, "build power." I wish this move had power behind it.
Decent enough for PvE about half the time if you're trying to apply an effect like bleed, poison, rot, or freeze.
In PvP it's practically useless and powerless.
- Anonymous
Actually really good for getting certain debuffs off on bosses. By making the type bleed, it becomes really strong
- Anonymous
All thrusting armaments, eh? Wonder how silly it would look on the Pickaxe.
7 FP, enough said. It's very good
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