5 More Amazing DLC Builds! Elden Ring： Shadow of the Erdtree

Today we'll be exploring another 5 really

powerful builds in the Elden Ring Shadow

of the Erdtree DLC, starting off with the

Bloodfiend Arm. I can do upwards to nearly

19,000 damage if I get all the buffs

right. It's not 100% guaranteed for some

reason. Sometimes I get 16k,

sometimes if I'm lucky I get 19k, so I

don't really know if this run is actually

going to be able to prove. But anyway,

I'll try my best. So we've got 16k.

I don't know why I do 2 attacks when I

press the attack button just once, but

whatever. And then this guy over here, I

can usually do nearly 19,000 damage.

Watch this, watch, watch, watch.

Oh damn it, 15,000. I just did 19,000

on the previous run, but this run when I'm

filming, it won't do it. It's so annoying.

Try this guy.

15,000! I don't understand, I'm doing it

exactly like I did before. So anyway, the

build is, um, Two-Handed Sword Talisman,

Fire Scorpion Charm, Axe Talisman,

Crusade Insignia. We've got the Divine

Golden Chicken Head, which gives you bonus

strength and dexterity, Rakshasa Armor,

For the Wondrous Physick, we've got the

Spiked Cracked Tear, which I didn't even

know existed until 5 minutes ago. It

improves the charged attack power,

temporarily boosts charged attack power.

So that's good for doing heavy attacks

that charged up. Bloodsucking Cracked

Tear, that's going to deplete our health

in exchange for extra attack power.

And I did some fiddling, found that this

does maximum damage I'll try again because

I want to show you the 19k damage.

So you won't get it on the first guy

because we need to kill someone first in

order to get the Crusade insignia. So

maybe I can get it on this guy.

18,937, that's what I'm talking about.

See, see, I can do 19,000 damage.

You just have to kill someone first. And

then I might be able to do it on this guy

as well. So buff up, crouch down,

aim up, heavy attack. Oh,

18,937! See, now it's doing

nearly 19k damage. I don't know why

sometimes it only does 15k. So yeah,

it's a really powerful build, and I think

the Cracked Tear— Spiked Cracked Tear

really boosts the, the power of the heavy

attacks. Watch this, watch. Do like 12k on

a heavy armored enemy. Oh, 10,000 damage.

Yeah, this weapon's still really good,

especially with Royal Knight's Resolve.

7k. Watch this, watch.

9k. My buffs are wearing off now. Now we

can probably do some insane damage with

Palm Blast as well, using the same tactics

on the Dry Leaf Arts. So it should be

almost the same apart from you gotta

switch out these to Godfrey Icon and

switch that to Alexander Shard.

I'm thinking because it's a charged skill,

I don't know if Spikecracked Tear works on

Palm Blast or not. Where is it? What's

that? Nanaya's Torch.

So many damn Bows. I can't find his.

And then we do Flame, Grant Me Strength.

I wish the buff animations didn't take so

fucking long. And then take your flask.

Now see what damage we can do.

Huh, 10,000 damage, pretty good. I don't

know if the Spiked Cracked Tear is

actually doing anything, so I'm gonna

reload and switch it for something else,

see if it makes any difference or not.

Watch this,

does about 10k. Okay, remember 10k. So

we're just gonna switch out Spiked Cracked

Tear for something like Flame Shrouding,

which should give us more fire damage.

And let's see if it does less or more

damage. Actually, we should just not use

it. I don't know, whatever. Okay, nearly

buffed up. So it did about 10k damage last

time. How much is it gonna do now?

Oh, 11k now. Huh, so that does way

more. I'm guessing the spikes cracked, it

didn't really do anything. Since it's not

a charged attack. I don't know if it

counts as a charged attack. Counts as a

skill, doesn't it? So I can do 11k,

nearly.

Whoops, I accidentally threw a knife.

Wrong button. Oh, they can't even see me.

What are they doing? 11k with

the Palm Blast, pretty good. Okay, next

build. Okay, next build we have the Great

Katana, and we're gonna do the same thing,

Royal Knight's Resolve.

So buff up, probably won't do as much

damage as the Bloodfiend Arm.

Let's see how much damage it does.

Hmm, 12k, it's okay,

it's respectable.

See if I can do 12k here.

Yeah, 11k, it's okay. It's not

as good as the Bloodfiend Arm.

Oh yeah, I forgot I recently got this

Carrion Sovereignty, Sovereignty,

whatever you pronounce it as. That's

actually pretty good as well. I forgot to

test it. Put magic damage, so you want

magic, physics— oops, accident— and

you want magic shrouding and Oh, I got

this new, uh, cracked tear. Where is it?

Faithknot Crystal Tear gives you boosted

faith. So I'm gonna go for like a

skill-based build.

Um, Alexander,

get rid of fire. I can't get the stupid

Magic Scorpion charm because that idiot

Ranni, she disappeared and she won't come

back. And then you want Godfrey, and then

I don't know if that would make a

difference. Maybe just get more faith.

I'm pretty sure it scales with faith. So

this is a pretty cool ability. You just do

this and then you follow up with

a swish. It does some pretty good damage.

The problem is everything dies in one

shot. I can't use the second hit before

everything dies, so buff up.

Might do more damage with a greatsword,

not a great katana. I'm not sure. Oh,

7k, pretty good. Watch this,

the range is really good on it too because

it extends so far.

Oh, okay, test it out on this other

guy. Watch this,

watch, watch this, watch. Are you

watching? Oh my god,

a whole 7k damage total.

Yeah, it's pretty damn good.

I didn't think that would hit. Oh, that

one missed.

Oh, pretty good skill.

And then I want to show you this other

weapon. It's called the, the Falx, but I

haven't leveled it up, so I'll go all the

way back to this stupid Roundtable. I

really hate the weapon leveling system.

What is the point of it? It's not hard to

get the bell bearings for the stones.

It's not hard to grind runes to buy the

stones. It's just so tedious and annoying.

There's so many weapons in the game, you

gotta level all the fucking levels. Like

this, you gotta sit here spamming. Oh,

now I need a Somber Smithing Stone. Oh my

god, now I've gotta run. Why don't they

put the woman that sells the stones next

to the guy that strengthens your weapons?

I don't wanna run all the way Over

here. Whoever designed this game needs a

slap, a good hard slap.

Time-wasting fuck. Now I gotta buy a

stupid— what is it?

So I need— I

don't even know what I need. I forgot what

I needed now. Because I've

got everything. I've got 5 of those, got

20 of those, got 25 of those.

5, 6, 7, 8. I guess I need

Somber Smithing Stone below 5. Oh,

I forgot what I needed. God, I fucking

hate this game.

I think it was Somber Smithing Stone 4.

Why can't they all be in the same place?

It's that stupid stone smithers, itchy.

I need Somber Smithing Stone 3. Where do I

get that?

Somber Smithing Stone 3.

What? He's not there.

Where's the guy?

The smithing guy? He's usually here.

God, I hate this game, really fucking

annoying. They got so many weapons in it,

you want to try all the weapons out, you

upgrade all the damn weapons. Now he's not

here. Where's he gone?

Anyway, it's a cool weapon, does like lots

of swishing, and you got this move,

Revenger's Blade. Charge up, you do a

slash. I can't be bothered upgrading it,

whatever. Fuck this game.