Arekkz Gaming’s latest video guide focuses on acquiring the Carian Sovereignty Ash of War in Elden Ring. This powerful weapon can turn any build into a beast, with massive burst damage and a chargeable magic blade slash. The guide takes you through the location and steps to obtain this weapon, ensuring you don’t miss out on its potential.
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Key Takeaways:
- The Carian Sovereignty Ash of War is a powerful weapon in Elden Ring that can enhance any build.
- Obtaining the weapon requires navigating through the Church District High Road Grace Point and defeating a Scarab.
- The weapon’s charge slashes deal massive damage, but have a long charge time.
- Using the weapon on a great sword grants hyper armor, allowing you to tank hits while casting.
Location: Church District High Road Grace Point
The guide begins by directing players to the Church District High Road Grace Point. From there, players need to follow a specific route, passing through Bonnie Village and double bridges, until they reach a small cave in the lower west section of a mountain. Inside the cave, a Scarab awaits, and defeating it will reward players with the Carian Sovereignty Ash of War.
Powerful Charge Slashes
Once obtained, the Carian Sovereignty Ash of War can be equipped on a weapon. Its charge slashes can deal massive damage to enemies and bosses, making it a valuable tool for players with a full INT build. The charge time for the weapon is quite long, but the damage output is worth the wait. Additionally, using the weapon on a great sword provides hyper armor, allowing players to withstand hits while casting.
Player Reactions
Players who have tried the Carian Sovereignty Ash of War have mixed opinions about its charge time. While it can be a bit lengthy, the damage it inflicts is incredible. Many players appreciate its ability to chunk enemies and bosses, as well as break their poise easily. Overall, it is considered an insane skill for those with a full INT build.
