![]() Serpentbone Blade - balanced status effect weapon with sick design and unique R2. Looks cool, has cool skill, people are either newbies out of "how to be op" youtube guides, or guys playing for fun 3. Rivers of Blood - used to be op - it isnt anymore. Unchigatana - not interesting, using mostly with frost infusion (thats the most casul infusion) by people too weak to weild Nagakiba, sometimes by people that dont like nagakiba clipping through ground. Hand of Malenia - you're 2375th Malenia cosplayer, you're not cool. Moonveil - you see this, you're 99% sure the guy will spam swift shards, moonveil's skill and run away for the whole fight. Dumbest looking oversized katana used purely because its op. Nagakiba - used by all tryhards spaming crouch attack and spinning slash. its been this way in ds1 and ds3 and there have always been myths about them multiplying with crits or having some secret synergy with weapons that deal the same element in damage ( main example is in ds3 ppl used dark blade to buff the mad kings crucifix since it does dark damage even though this achieves nothing and lightning/darkmoon blade is always better since dark blade is weaker, this would only be useful if you had dark clutch ring and the waifu mask to buff dark damage) but this isnt true.Rating katanas by Top Gear's cool wall rules: 8. they are especially useful on any multi hit melee attacks and fast weapons, also paired weapons since you can buff both. But even on a slow weapon its just more damage, so if you're set up to use it, don't be shy about it, otherwise it was a waste of levels/a spell slot/runes.įor everyone mentioning how it doesnt work with crits or its awful, the way any grease or traditional buff that "adds damage" works is that it basically coats the weapon with a spell that does its own independent, fixed damage every time the weapon makes contact regardless of whether its a ten hit flurry or a charged r2 or crit. Dont think of it as increasing your weapon's damage, think of it as the spell also does damage every time you hit someone with the enchanted weapon. As has been said by others, this is best on fast weapons. However, greases are still probably better for not costing FP, and drawstring greases having virtually no opportunity cost. Demi-human Queen's Staff provides the best scaling at 20 int, and I wouldn't go higher than that, since Ruins is very heavy so you need a lot of End to have good armor. So, have some faster heavy-infused weapons you can buff with this, like an Iron Cleaver, Star Fist/Caestus, or Knight's Greatsword. They're great weapons to have handy, but I wouldn't suggest having them be your only weapons. At meta levels and below, I think this is at its best for a Str/Int build with just enough Int to meet reqs for Ruins Greatsword and Starscourge Greatsword. This isnt worth using, pretty much ever unfortunately, but especially not with very high Int unless youre max level (at which point casting this on a quality weapon is one of the best things you could do). This allows for further scaling past NG+3-4-5. that's not all, if you use fast multi hit ashes of war like repeating thrusts, blade dance, war cry, etc you gain that extra motion value which i don't think affects this spell but it still WILL wipe slicer's dps off the floor in comparison. Slicer will do about 1.8x spellbuff where this does 0.75x but remember you can reach near double the attack speed of slicer, status, and base weapon damage, so this is already stronger than slicer. Fist weapons for instance gain the best benefits as they break stance quickly, twinblades have more range and their heavy attacks hit multiple times both being competitive in terms of dps/stam and hitting way faster than slicer + poise and stance damage, in terms of raw dps this competes with slicer even with the booster staff in off hand. If you're thinking carian slicer is better than this, you're not entirely correct, slicer's attack speed is significantly slower than daggers or dual weapons which this buffs. This spell will need to be recast if you accidentally unequip the weapon, which also includes two-handing the staff.Specifically, the only weapons with innate secondary damage types that can be buffed are:.Cannot typically be used on weapons that have a secondary damage type like Magic, Holy, Fire or Lighting, with a few exceptions.To cast make sure you have a staff in one hand and your weapon in the other.Magic: 0.75 * Sorcery Scaling (Intelligence portion).Sellen is located in Limgrave: Waypoint Ruins Can be purchased from Sorceress Sellen for 3,000 Runes.Taught to the Knights of the Cuckoo by the academy as payment for their contract. This sorcery can be cast while in motion. One of the glintstone sorceries of the Academy of Raya Lucaria.Įnchants armaments held in the right hand with magic-affinity attacks. ![]()
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