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The Torchpole is one of Elden Ring 's most straightforwardly named items, being quite literally a torch on the end of a pole. The weapon has good range, inflicts small amounts of fire damage, and lights up dark areas, but it is a lackluster weapon overall, despite the interesting concept. When fully upgraded, the Torchpole does adequate damage, but there are stronger, more versatile spears in the game. Infusing or buffing the weapon is impossible, and players cannot change the weapon’s sk

Given the boss' relative obscurity, this seems like a surprisingly high figure. However, unlike bosses such as Lichdragon Fortisax or Malenia, Blade of Miquella, there's no real questline associated with Placidusax, making the fight considerably more accessi

Since it has such an interesting design, it would be cool to see different versions of the Torchpole. Since there is a Ghostflame Torch in Elden Ring , seeing a Ghostflame Torchpole would be fun for players to experiment with, or perhaps even an actual spear based on the Torchpole that does better physical and increased fire damage while lighting up the darkn

Similar to previous Soulslike games, Elden Ring _ has an assortment of duo boss fights, with some being better encounters than others. Players often have mixed reviews when it comes to these encounters, frequently discussing the merits of their design and difficulty. There are some amazing duo boss fights in _Elden Ring , but there are also those that are quite disappoint

Elden Ring 's Tree Sentinel is one of the first field bosses that players may encounter in the game; one is lingering just beyond the First Step Site of Grace. If players struggle with a single Tree Sentinel, there is a duo farther in the game. The Tree Sentinels duo bosses are in the Altus Plateau, at the south end of the Altus Highway Road. One wields a great shield and halberd, while the other has a torch in place of a shi

Released back in 1997, Armored Core is a third-person sci-fi shooter where players construct and pilot their own combat mech called an Armored Core. Players take on missions to earn credits, which can then be spent on new modifications for their mech that make them progressively stronger in combat. Customization has been a key part of the series since the beginning, with players able to tweak their Armored Core's speed, strength and weaponry by mixing and matching parts. The original game spawned a long line of sequels which all followed a similar gameplay structure, with the most recent addition to the series being 2013's Armored Core: Verdict

Much like Dragonlord Placidusax, Lichdragon Fortissax has command of lightning and is capable of unleashing punishing AOE attacks. It's also able to spawn clouds of death blight which can put the player in some very perilous situati

The Eclipse Shotel is a strange weapon for this list because it has decent physical damage. If a player equips the weapon in both hands, they can deal some serious damage to enemies and other players. However, the exciting part of this weapon is the infliction of Death Blight, but after a patch, the Death Blight buildup is very slow, and most in-SLG game DLC enemies are immune to it in the first place. Even for PvP encounters, invaders are generally killed before Death Blight can be trigge

**[Warning: This article contains spoilers for Elden Ring .] ** Developer FromSoftware is known for its grueling, lengthy games. Prior to the game’s release, producer Yasuhiro Kitao claimed that the main questline would take around 30 hours - but in reality, it can take over 100 hours to beat depending on the player’s approach. From the get-go, the lore behind the Lands Between remains a mystery, and players can choose to investigate the game’s backstory as deeply or as briefly as they so desire. Killing certain NPCs can also prevent particular questlines, so personal choices can make or break how much of the story the player can unco

Some of the hardest bosses are located underground, and players will have to traverse Siofra River, Ainsel River, and the Deeproot Depths in order to find each one. One boss that is particularly hard to find is Astel, Naturalborn of the Void. To reach this visually stunning boss, players must survive the journey through the Lake of Rot before lying in an empty coffin inside the Grand Cloister. Defeating Astel, Naturalborn of the Void is crucial to completing Ranni’s questline and attaining her ending. Mohg, Lord of Blood is another elusive end-game boss. Players can either complete White Faced Varré's questline, or must travel through a waygate in the Consecrated Snowfield to reach Mohgwyn Palace which lies beneath Cae

It is impossible for players to experience all six of Elden Ring 's endings on a single playthrough, and those who want to see each one must put prepare to put many hours into the game. In particular, the Age of Despair and Age of the Stars endings (considered the worst and the best respectively) are most laborious as they require the player to follow the Dung Eater’s questline, or Ranni’s questline to complet