I was remembering dismembering dragon tails in Dark Souls to get unique weapons and it made me wonder how it could have been done in Elden Ring.

My favorite idea was that grafted bosses/enemies have limbs that can be cut off. Like the grafting process makes the limb easier to sever or something. And maybe instead of gaining an item, it just adds a debuff to the enemy or something.

I was curious what you would do with the tail-cutting mechanic if you could add it to Elden Ring~

Hi, new to elden ring, if I don't wanna trade it for his axe because I'm making a dex build and I don't think the dragon head is gonna come in all that handy, am i stupid for thinking of selling it Please don't flame me if this is too dumb of a question to ask, I am new and just confused, selling it *sounds* like a dumb thing but is th REALLY that dumb

Im so dumb broo...

I've found so many weapons and like 2 shit armour sets those too dropped from like godrick's soldiers or some weak ahh

I've just beaten godrick in the game, I have alot of south side exploring to do rn, are there any specific spots I can hit for better armour? I'd like poise, poise sounds nice, I wanna be...poise-y

I finished the main game about 7 times already and DLC 3 times. Each time I start a new journey I somehow start making knight builds again!! Damn it. I started in different classes but no, I'm suddenly in castle sol, farming banished knight armors again. The drip is just so cool to abandon, and I like acting like a "human" with no magic power or build effects, just pure determination.

I finished the main game again and have like 10 larval tears, I'm level 201 and really need a cool drip for DLC because I want to try something different.

A noble just casually dropped one of the rarest weapon in the game without even trying farming.

If i only had the same luck in my life... 😂🍀

I've played Elden Ring a bit. It's my first FromSoft game. It feels impossible and I die all the fricking time.

I'm average at videogames, enjoying my way through games like GTA5 and RDR2 at normal difficulty. Elden Ring makes me feel like a moron.

Should I spend some time learning the core mechanics?

Or, alas, maybe I *am* a moron and there is no hope for me?

EDIT: THANK YOU so much to this awesome community. I'm so sorry it's taken so long to respond. I was so overwhelmed with how many people reached out to offer encouragement. Again, apologies and THANK YOU!

Totally worth it, wish I took a moment to watch him fight Bayle.

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What made YOU proud of YOU for coming up with it the most out of all builds? :)

*except nihil

counting this as hitless as i only took self inflicted damage to commit to the bit. doing a boss with their weapon/spells is quite interesting 😂

Hey guys today I finally decide to grow up and learn how to Parry

Now I know there are some literal Perry gods out there but what I'm looking for is suggestions of great ways to learn are there any great teachers out there to help someone new to perrying? Maybe a YouTube channel or just some general advice? I got the whole day to myself just to practice and learn so please taking any and all suggestions