Elden Ring's 7 Most Entertaining Buildings to Use

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Because there are so many different ways to play Elden Ring, it will likely keep you entertained for dozens or even hundreds of hours, even after you've completed the game dozens or even hundreds of times

Because there are so many different ways to play Elden Ring, it will likely keep you entertained for dozens or even hundreds of hours, even after you've completed the game dozens or even hundreds of times. When it comes to making a fun build that you want in the game, there is plenty of room for creativity, which is helpful when looking for something that is different from your typical go-to build.

It is always enjoyable to go back to the classics, but it is always nice to spice things up with the more viable, the objectively bad, and the straight-up weird options. The lands in between are teeming with weapons and armor that can help even the most bizarre constructs become a threat to their opponents, and this is true regardless of the method of combat you choose to employ in order to take out your adversaries.

Roland Martinez most recently updated this page on June 26, 2023:In Elden Ring, the best builds aren't necessarily the ones that are the most enjoyable to play. This list has been updated to include a couple more builds that are just plain funny; we hope you enjoy them! If you choose to veer off the beaten path and make use of one of these, you should be prepared for the most enjoyable experience possible.



Dual Protection
An assassin has the option of bringing along two daggers, whereas a ranger prefers to use a bow. But what about somebody who is looking for an approach that is purely defensive? To address this issue, the Dual Shielder build was developed. Put a shield in each of your weapon slots, and get used to the fact that you will have absolutely no offensive capabilities despite having an impregnable defense.

Greatshields with a physical negation rating of 100 are the most effective choice, as they not only have a high potential for damage but also render you immune to any physical attacks that you block with them. After defeating Morgott, the Omen King, you will need to go to the Cathedral of the Forsaken in order to acquire the shield. To obtain a second shield in NG+, you will need to return to the location a second time; however, the reward is well worth the effort because it will result in a significant increase to Poise.

The assassin
You now have the ability to move stealthily throughout the Lands Between and execute your enemies with pinpoint accuracy thanks to the implementation of a robust sneaking system. Arm yourself with your preferred dagger or short sword, and get ready to make short work of some of the more challenging foes you've faced on previous runs.

The Black Knife set is going to be discussed as the best option for this build's armor due to the fantastic aesthetic it possesses as well as the bonus attribute that originates from the Black Knife chest piece. In the Consecrated Snowfield, the set can be found on a dead body that is located behind Orina. The chest reduces the volume of the player's footsteps, and since this effect also applies to the player's jumps and rolls, it can be extremely useful in certain situations.

Holder of the Black Flame
There is no hiding the fact that the Black Flame spells in Elden Ring feature some of the most impressive-looking visual effects. If you give them the right build, not only do they have an appealing appearance, but they are also extremely powerful and have the potential to decimate in both PvP and PvE combat.

It is strongly suggested that you make use of the Raging Wolf set because its statistics are geared toward general defense rather than being particularly useful against a specific enemy type while being less so against other enemy types. Participating in Recusant Bernahlon's hunt to eliminate Vargram, the Raging Wolf, is required in order to acquire the Raging Wolf set. Due to the fact that this build requires a significant amount of faith, the Prophet should be your starting class. Not only does this give you access to the Catch Flame spell right away, but it also provides you with good starting stats.

Sacred Cavalier
Why would you want to be a boring regular Knight when you can use holy magic to fight the forces of evil and save the Lands Between from the dark denizens who live there? The Misbegotten Crusader can be found in the Cave of the Forlorn. Defeating him grants you access to the Golden Order Greatsword, which stands out among the other options due to its excellent faith scaling. This build offers a wide variety of weapons from which to choose.

If you like the idea of looking like a holy herald of light, the Winged Scythe is another excellent choice for you to consider. You are free to use any spells that deal holy damage as your offensive options. You'll find this weapon within the Tombsward Ruins, which are located on the Southern Peninsula, just below Limgrave.

Only Bloodshed
It is common knowledge that, when the game first came out, the bleed status effect was the most powerful one available. It has been improved in a number of ways, but it retains a high level of power and remains enjoyable to employ. Because of its built-in capacity to increase the amount of bleeding damage done to foes, the sinister-looking White Mask is the piece of armor that you should be using.

After defeating the Nameless White Mask in the area around Mogwyn Palace, you will be rewarded with the White Mask. You are free to make use of anything else you want for the rest of your armor. Because of its high bleed buildup and great damage stats, the Rivers of Blood katana is the only weapon you'll require for this build. When you approach the Church of Repose in the Mountaintops of the Giants, a hostile non-player character known as Bloody Finger Okina will appear and offer you the Rivers of Blood as a reward.

Sword of Spells
Cast a slew of spells on your foes before they have a chance to close the distance, and then finish off the survivors with some quick strikes in close combat. For those of us who, no matter the game, find it difficult to settle on a particular playstyle that we enjoy, the spellsword build is an excellent option to consider.

Because you're both a mage and a melee fighter, you have complete freedom to select any type of armor you want. However, you should keep in mind that this will require you to spread your levels across more statistics than usual builds do. When it comes to the close-quarters combat aspect of the game, weapons can also be used. Because of its high damage potential, the Carian Regal Scepter is best suited for the endgame, while a standard Glintstone staff is adequate for players just starting out in the game. In order to acquire the Scepter, one must first trade Enia at Roundtable Hold the Remembrance of the power wielded by the Full Moon Queen.

It should come as no surprise that Hunter Of The Dead D made it onto the list. He is without a doubt one of the most interesting non-player characters in the game.
In order to acquire his armor, you will first need to make further progress in the quest given by Fia. For the weapon, we will be using the sword of the Inseparable Twins, which can also be obtained by making further progress on Fia's quest. Although it is a lengthy process, the end result is well worth it because you walk away with some of the best faith-based gear that is currently on the market. When you have both the armor and the sword, it is time to unleash your holy wrath upon the troublesome undead enemies that roam the Lands Between.

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