Elden Ring Backhand Blade BLEED Build - BEST OP Bleed Build to Destroy DLC Bosses!

Today we're going to be having a look at

one of the most insane overpowered blood

builds using the Backhand Blades. This

weapon is really cool and has a really

cool skill or ability where you dodge

around the side of enemies and do this

slash like this. It's got great mobility

and it's really good damage. So for the

talismans, what you want to do is you want

to focus on doing repeat attacks and

stamina building and also increase attack

power when you've got blood loss going on,

which will happen a lot. So you've got

Lord of Blood's Exaltation, Blade of

Mercy, Green Turtle Talisman, and also

Crusade Insignia. And for the Wondrous

Physick, Strength Knot Crystal Tear and

Bloodsucking Cracked Tear are pretty good

for boosting your attack power. So that's

basically all you need. And for the gear,

for the armor, we've got the Rakshasa

Armor Set, which increases your damage and

increases damage you take. And we've got

the Golden Chicken Helmet, which also

increases strength and dexterity. So what

you want to do is pop your flask and your

Golden Vow, and we see what kind of damage

we do with this Backhand Blade. It is a

really good weapon with great synergies

with a blood build. So basically, Blood

Blind Spots does this: you dodge and you

do like a slash at the enemy and push them

off the edge. Watch this, watch, watch.

So you dodge around them, slash them, and

slash them. So it's really good against

armored enemies with a shield because they

like to keep the shield up, and it's good

to like get around the shield. And also do

like a running heavy attack, which— I hit

the wall by accident. It does like a

crossblade slash, and if you just go up to

enemies and you start hacking them like

this, you build up the blood loss really

quickly, just after about maybe 4 hits.

So again, with this guy, what you want to

do is a heavy attack and

then some blind spots. Look at that,

he couldn't even move because I was just

too agile and I was too mobile spinning

around his backside. So again, we've got a

big armored enemy around the corner here,

and he's got a massive shield. Now it's

really good against guys who's got massive

shield. Because what you can do is start

with a heavy attack on the 4th

or the 5th— oh my god, did you see that?

I just zoomed around him whilst he was

charging up his big powerful attack and

procced the bleed on his backside. Can't

really get much better than that. So you

got the cross blades, and watch this, it

also staggers them, so you can keep

spamming it as well like this. And they

can't really do much against it. And

because we've got the Turtle Talisman, we

keep rebuilding that stamina very rapidly.

So we've got heavy armored enemies up here

as well.

It takes ages to get up these ladders.

Come on. So what you want to do is sneak

up on him, hold down heavy attack Do a few

slashes, blind spot around him. Oh my God,

did you see that? I'm out of stamina now.

Oh my God. Oh, he got me. So just buff

up again and

do some blind spots. I just pushed him off

the edge. Push this guy off the edge too.

Maybe don't sit on the edge, idiot. And

then do a blind spot on this guy.

Heavy attack. This guy, the blades are so

rapid. Watch,

jump out here and

we can basically just spam Blind Spot on

this guy and he can't do anything.

See that? He couldn't even move.

Every time he tried to move, we just

staggered him. Oh, look at the

blood going everywhere! And look at this

guy, the range is great.

Okay, so last time I died because I ran

out of stamina somehow against the big

This time— I don't

know how I ran out of stamina last time.

So easy now.

Whoa, nearly got me. Take a potion.

Oh, didn't see that. You can

also kind of go for— oh, I'm not targeted

on him. I thought I could dash forwards.

Oh, that was a long one. My flask is

gonna kill me. Look, my own Bloodsucking

Flask sucks my blood out, and then I died.

The cool thing about Blind Spot is

actually you can do a different affinity,

so you could put blood onto it, but then

you get less physical damage. You could

put cold onto it and do frost buildup, or

fire for more upfront damage. So it's kind

of up to you what kind of playstyle you

want. If you want to do more blood

buildup, you could do maybe that one. So

currently, um, if you just get rid of

it— yeah, currently if you just put

standard, I don't know why it

has no blood buildup. It should have some.

It's got no blood buildup. That's weird.

Do I have to put blood on it then? I guess

I have to put blood. Where is it? Blind

Spot. You can also put different slashes

onto it, like Quick Step. It's like Blind

Spot but doesn't do the slash, it just

steps you to the side. So I'm gonna do

blood. I think it already had blood, or

was it standard? Forgot now. And then see

how it works.

Oh, I feel like it's doing more damage

now.

Jumping heavy— whoa, jumping heavy

attack's pretty cool.

Oh, look how good it is at dodging their

attacks. He nearly got

me, but I managed to sidestep around him.

I wonder what it's like with a fire

affinity.

It's so easy.

Let's try fire. Bear does more damage.

So if we do Blind Spot with a Flame Art

affinity and then we go for fire buffs—

Wondrous Physic, I put fire onto it.

And then I go for the Fire Scorpion Charm.

Fucking fly keeps flying around my head.

And Fire Scorpion Charm. Okay,

let's try that. And also Flame, Grant Me

Strength, which should give us more

damage.

Let's see what fire blind spot does. Ooh,

interesting.

Hmm. Oh my god,

seems exactly the same. I don't know if we

still get blood procs now, but I'm just

2-shotting everything too quickly.

Out of everything I've tested, I find that

blind spots is the most effective way of

dealing with these Black Knights because

they can't even hit you. You keep dodging

around the side of them and then

staggering them. I feel so

confident. I can just run up to them

without charging up a heavy attack from

stealth. Usually what I do is I sneak up

and I charge up a heavy attack, but I feel

so confident with this build I

can just walk up to them. Look, you just

spin around them.

Oh, that was a good one. The weird

thing is when you don't have any FP, you

barely do much damage with it, so it seems

like you need FP.