In KhrazeGaming’s latest video, he tests and ranks all 25 Ashes of War in the Elden Ring DLC, providing insights into the best and worst options available. From F tier to S tier, he evaluates each Ash of War based on its damage, utility, and overall effectiveness in both PvP and PvE. Here are some key takeaways from the video:
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Key Takeaways:
- Aspect of The Crucible Wings is a unique Ash of War that can be put on thrusting weapons or twin blades, but it is more effective on the Colossal great sword.
- Ash of War blind spot provides eye frames and dodge attacks, making it useful in PvP, but there are better options for pure damage in PvE.
- Blink bolt is the worst skill, only useful in PvP for style points, and offers no follow-up attack.
- Caran Sovereignty is one of the best caran attacks, dealing high damage and providing hyper armor on a great sword.
Aspect of The Crucible Wings: Not the Best Choice for Twin Blades
KhrazeGaming explains that while Aspect of The Crucible Wings can be used on thrusting weapons or twin blades, it is more effective on the Colossal great sword. The hit boxes on twin blades are unreliable, resulting in lower DPS. Therefore, KhrazeGaming places it in the C tier.
Ash of War Blind Spot: Solid Option for PvP
Ash of War blind spot is a good choice for PvP due to its eye frames and dodge attacks. It offers a mix of style and usefulness, making it a solid B tier option. However, for pure damage in PvE, there are better alternatives.
Blink Bolt: The Worst Skill
According to KhrazeGaming, blink bolt is the worst skill among the Ashes of War. It lacks damage and serves mainly as a gap closer in PvP. It does not have a follow-up attack, making it unimpressive in PvE. KhrazeGaming suggests using it for style points only.
Caran Sovereignty: The Best Version of a Caran Attack
Caran Sovereignty is praised as the best version of any caran attack. It deals high damage and provides hyper armor on a great sword. KhrazeGaming initially considers placing it in the A tier but mentions that recent nerfs may warrant an A- rating. Overall, it is a strong option for both PvP and PvE.
These are just a few highlights from KhrazeGaming’s comprehensive ranking of the 25 Ashes of War in the Elden Ring DLC. Be sure to watch the video for more in-depth analysis and to see where each Ash of War falls on the tier list. As always, KhrazeGaming delivers insightful content for fans of the Elden Ring franchise.
