There are several ways to counter Malenia’s damage. The first way is through Ranged attacks, including Bleed damage. A secondary method is to use a special attack called Spirit Calling Bell. This will allow you to quickly launch into an attack, while causing more damage. However, there are a few important things that Malenia cannot do with her ring. Read on to learn about these weaknesses.

Bleed damage

When you’re playing a samurai build in Warcraft III, you’ve probably come across some builds that involve using the bleed damage mechanic. Essentially, the bleed damage mechanic is designed to take out a large chunk of the enemy’s health when you attack it. This mechanic is particularly powerful when used in combination with tools that increase the damage a character deals. You can use a number of weapons to inflict this damage, but some are better than others.

In Warcraft III, you can use a lot of different Elden Ring weapons with the bleed damage ability. Many of them have a passive blood loss feature that allows you to focus your build on that aspect of the game. You can even make a whole build around this aspect of the bleed damage mechanic, since it’s so fun to use. If you’re not a huge fan of passive effects, you can still have a decent bleed build.

Ranged attacks

While it might seem like a bad idea to use ranged attacks against an Elden Ring, you may be surprised to learn that these are actually the best way to damage your enemies. The ring’s unique combat system allows you to sneak up on enemies and backstab them, allowing you to deal additional damage. Your weapon crit stat will also determine the amount of damage you can deal in sneak animations. If you use this skill correctly, you can also use Bloodborne-style visceral attacks.

The Elden Beast is a tough opponent to play against, as it has a weak spot in the center of his torso. It’s easy to read the Elden Beast’s sword swipes and avoid them, but you need to keep your distance to avoid the deadly grab attack. The ring’s other weaknesses can be exploited by evading it and avoiding the Elden Beast’s attacks.

Eleonora’s Polebalde

The Eleonora’s Poleblade is a strange blade weapon that emphasizes physical damage and bleed damage. It also offers the ability to spin around and slash, both of which increase damage dealt to enemies. Although it’s weak against the Elden Ring, Eleonora’s Polebalde is one of the best weapons in the game.

The Eleonora’s Poleblade is one of the most powerful melee weapons in the game. It can be acquired by visiting a specific area and defeating an invader. The Bloody Finger Hunter Yura’s quest line offers promising rewards, including a cool katana. Afterward, you can equip her Nagakiba and Ronin armor sets.

The Elden Ring’s Ruins Greatsword is an excellent weapon for PvE. It is a powerful PvE weapon that deals massive physical damage and decent magic damage. Its Ashes of War and Wave of Destruction spells deal massive damage to nearby enemies. The Black Blade’s high damage output makes it a good choice for PvP and PvE. It is hard to use, however, because players learn to predict the moves of the greatsword.

Spirit Calling Bell

The Spirit Calling Bell is a great way to summon the spirits of dead creatures. You can purchase this item from the Twin Maiden Husks in Roundtable Hold. This item is extremely powerful, and can help you summon Margit the Fell Omen. But it’s also easily missed. Let’s see how to spot this item and make the most of it. Read on to find out why it’s so powerful.

The Spirit Calling Bell summons restless ghosts of fallen warriors and beasts. The downside to this ability is that it’s only useful during boss fights or big encounters. Luckily, there are several options available, including the Skeletal Militiamen, which are a duo of skeletons armed with spears. These skeletons can be difficult to defeat, but they can be helpful early on.