Elden Ring - RAGING Werewolf Build

Hello and welcome back to a new Elden Ring

video. So today I want to show you my

brand new unique and original werewolf

build. So basically the theme of this

build is we're going to be a werewolf and

we're going to be using werewolf attack

styles and play styles to defeat our

enemies in Elden Ring. Okay, so first of

all, the most important part of the armor

set for making this look, look good is

going to be the helmet. We need a wolf

mask or wolf helm. And there is a wolf

helm. You have to go to Syluvia's or

Syluvi's Rise. It's nearby that magic

castle where the Knight Loretta is, and

you just go down to that tower. And you

might be a bit worried in the beginning

because for some of you the front door

might be locked, as it is for me. As you

can see, if you go to the front of the

tower, you are blocked by the entrance. I

don't know how to unlock this door. Maybe

there's some kind of special quest you

need to do to unlock it. But don't worry,

you don't actually need to go inside of

the tower to be able to get the black Wolf

Mask. So in order to get the Black Wolf

Mask, you just have to do some very easy

and basic platforming. You have to jump up

these broken walls, and at the top of the

ruined broken walls, there's going to be a

skeleton, a zombie monster thing just

sitting there, and you can loot it from

his corpse. It's very easy to get this

mask, and it's probably the most important

part of the set because to be a werewolf,

we need to look like a wolf. And the only

helmet that looks like a wolf is going to

be this mask. So as you can see, I'm going

to loot it and this is what it looks like.

You can see— well, I've actually already

looted it, so I can't loot it again. But

anyway, this is what the mask looks like.

It's not really a helmet. I don't really

know how much protection it offers, but it

doesn't really matter because the

playstyle we're going to be putting into

place isn't really going to be a tanky

blocking kind of playstyle. So we're not

going to go for heavy armor or plate

armor. We're going to go more for agility

and being able to move around. So after

you get the Black Wolf Mask, you can see

it looks pretty cool. The rest of the

armor set is basically up to you. You can

choose whatever you want. I kind of like

this look. It has more of a scrappy,

rugged ranger kind of look, which I think

suits a werewolf playstyle more. Or you

can go for Mekeph's armor, which has more

of a black panther kind of feline look to

it. Or you can just choose anything you

want to. There's a lot of armor sets that

have a kind of fluffy furry cape which

goes well with the wolf mask, I find. And

also there's this samurai set which has

like a fluffy furry back shoulder thing

which looks pretty cool as well. But

anyway, I'll leave it to you to decide

what kind of chest piece you want to get.

It doesn't really matter, this is all just

purely aesthetic. There's not really any

benefits in looking like a wolf, it's just

to complete the wolf look. Okay, so now

that you look like a wolf, you might want

to do some posing in front of the moon. I

don't know when there's going to be a full

moon, it's kind of random in the game, I

think. But anyway, I managed to find a

nice crescent moon to do some posing in

front of. And then you want to choose what

kind of weapon you want. Now obviously you

can choose any weapon you want. I can't

tell you what weapon to choose, but I

think personally for the wolf aesthetic,

I think obviously claws are going to be

the number one choice for weapons. And

thankfully in Elden Ring, there's quite a

lot of claw-based weapons in the game.

Let me show you which claws I have. Maybe

there's other claws that I don't know

about. You'll have to let me know. So as

you can see, there's quite a few

claw-based weapons in the game. I

personally like the hook claws because

they look pretty nice and straight. And

there's also these bloodhound claws which

are more curved. And there's also these

raptor talons which just involve 2 claws.

Maybe you prefer those if you want more of

a talon-based claw. And there's also other

fist-based weapons like this dagger thing

and this spiked boxing glove thing, which

looks really cool as well. But I don't

really think that fits in with the whole

werewolf theme that we're going for. So I

went for Hook Claws because I have that

maxed out to, well, nearly the highest

level. I didn't have a Somber Stone thing,

so I couldn't get up to level 25, but I

got it up to level 24, which is pretty

good. And as you can see, the stats for

the Hook Claw has a lot of bleed, so we're

going to be doing a kind of bleed attack

playstyle. Now for the talismans, we're

going for a very aggressive kind of

dodging playstyle without any blocking.

We're not really intending to be taking

any hits, so we want the Viridian Amber

Medallion because we want lots of stamina

to be able to dodge and spam attacks. We

want the Dagger Talisman to enhance

critical hits so we do more damage. We

want the Lord of Blood's Exaltation so

that we amplify our bleeding attacks. We

basically get a boost in attack power if

there's any blood loss nearby. And we also

want Radagon's Soreseal so we can boost a

bunch of melee-based attributes like

strength and vigor and stamina and stuff

like that. So for the playstyle, this is

basically what we're aiming for. We want

to be very agile, very nimble and quick.

We don't want to be lumbering around with

a big shield trying to block and using

heavy armor. That's not really what the

werewolf playstyle is all about. We want

to be quick on our feet. So for the Ashes

of War, I chose Quick Step, and I put that

onto the Hookclaws. And it's really nice

because you basically have a dodge, your

basic default dodge, plus Quick Step,

which will give you a lot of mobility to

be able to zoom around enemies and dodge

out of the way of attacks. And if you're

lucky, you can also do a Quick Step round

behind an enemy and do kind of like an

ambush attack, which looks pretty cool if

you can get the timing right. It looks

very assassin-y and werewolf-y.

Unfortunately, I can't really find any

attacks where you bite the enemy, which

would make a very good werewolf attack

style if you could actually bite the

enemy. But Elden Ring doesn't really have

any biting attacks, which is unfortunate.

So as you can see from my video footage,

the playstyle is basically kind of

stealthy. You're kind of like an assassin.

We're sneaking around with our hooked

claws looking like a werewolf, maybe you

want to come out at night only because

werewolves don't usually come out at day.

So I hope you found this video useful if

you wanted to also play as a werewolf.

It's pretty fun making different looks in

Elden Ring. There's so many possibilities

in the game by combining— by combining

different weapons and armor sets, you can

really achieve unique looks and

playstyles. So that's all I had for this

video. If you have any tips on how I could

improve this build or make it look or play

better, then let me know in the comments.

Thanks for watching,