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Throw at enemies to inflict
Scarlet Rot
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Rot Pot is a Consumable Item in Elden Ring. It can be thrown at enemies to inflict Scarlet Rot, and requires an empty Ritual Pot to craft.
Craftable item prepared using a ritual pot.
Decorated with the crest of scarlet wings.
Throw at enemies to cause buildup of scarlet rot.
The rot bubbles up from the Swamp of Aeonia, and eats away at life like a vicious plague.
Rot Pot use in Elden Ring
Rot Pot can be used to throw at enemies to cause buildup of Scarlet Rot.
- Causes 300 Scarlet Rot buildup. Does not scale with Arcane level or any other Stats.
- Scarlet Rot inflicted by Rot Pots deals (Max HP * 0.0018) + 15 per second for 90 seconds.
Elden Ring Rot Pot Crafting Guide
To craft Rot Pot you would need the Nomadic Warrior's Cookbook [22] as well as the following Crafting Materials:
- Toxic Mushroom x2
- Faded Erdleaf Flower x2
- Aeonian Butterfly x1
- Empty Ritual Pot x1
Elden Ring Rot Pot Notes & Tips
- You can hold up to 10 Rot Pot, depending on how many Ritual Pots you have
- You can store up to 600 Rot Pot
- Sell Value: Rot Pot cannot be sold
- Once a Rot Pot is thrown, its Ritual Pot will be available for crafting another throwing pot
Anonymousshould be nerfed to 2 to 3 pots before status builds up in pvp (even for low levels)
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you know something is good when all the comments are tourists complaining about it lol
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For all the twink invaders running around at rune level 1 invasions with full bull goats and rot pots: why
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No arcane scaling, but this pot does stupidly high SR build up. Proc rot in two hits for late game bosses like maliketh or godfrey, actually quite a good cheese item for melee builds which don't have faith or arcane. SR dealt with this pot deals less damage to bosses than that dealt with rotten breath.
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my thought process is, since its a 2v1 and i could also just instead make a 1 shot moonveil/rapier build, i shouldn't feel bad for using this on my perfumer build.
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this is downright stupid at low level. if it doesn't kill you instantly just from landing, the immediate rot tick afterward will usually do the job.
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Absolutly broken in pvp and should not inflict SR in one hit, especially because you can bearly dodge them
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Should scale with stats instead of do such high build up, another item that would be balanced if duping didn't exist.
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From my testing it looks like the Scarlet Rot inflicted by Rot Pots is identical to the Scarlet Rot inflicted by weapons, that being (Max HP * 0.0018) + 15 per second for 90 seconds (as opposed to spells like Rotten Breath which inflict (Max HP * 0.0033) + 13 per second for 90 seconds.)
Furthermore, the damage dealt by Rot Pots aren't boosted by the Jar helmet or Companion Jar talisman.
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Really like how you can't dodge these. Really fun to run into an invader throwing these around in Limgrave because I don't want to cheat in every consumable like everybody else on PC.
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Anyone know if you can use these to give the person who summoned you Scarlet Rot? Asking for a friend.
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I like the fact that the butterflies are limited in number, because it lets you know that the person who uses them in pvp is almost certainly a duper.
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i wonder where the best place to farm ingredients for this are
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This thing will usually Rot an opponent in 1 hit, starting a 17 DPS status on them. Honestly broken.
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Spoiler warning -- I chucked 7 of these in a row at Radagon and he didn't give a ****, bosses seem to resist these significantly more than their resistance values imply. It might be the cloud-like effects, poison/frost mist ashes of war seem to have the same weakness
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If I'm not mistaken, the recipe can not be obtained until Radan is dead, because that's the only way into the rot swamp, right?
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Any idea on how much buildup does this apply? The problem: is throwing all 10 pots to malenia (1481 resistance) at a steady pace enough to apply rot to her?
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pretty good for low level invasions. players get poisoned on 1 hit regardless of your stats
2 rot pots inflict rot on fire giant in 2nd phase, unluckily he is left with a sliver of health when the rot runs out so you can't completely cheese him with this, you need to do 2/3 more attacks with your weapon to kill him, still pretty easy kill.
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The recipe for this can be found due west of the massive temple entrance in the Lake of Rot. Exit the temple north from the Grand Cloister grace and head to your left. Look for a small intact structure -- the chest inside of it contains the recipe for this item.
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How about you stupid bastards get the info BEFORE posting a page.
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Nomadic Warrior Cookbook 22 found at Lake of Rot unlocks this.
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