You have started your Elden Ring character, and you’re wondering: what to level? In this article I’ll break it down for you, from the starting equipment to the stats. This way you can decide what you need to focus on for your character. Read on to find out more! This guide will also cover starting spells and equipment for the Elden Ring Confessor. You’ll have more choices than you probably realized when you first started out, so start by reading through the following tips.

Starting equipment

Before choosing starting equipment for your Elden Ring character, it’s important to choose your character class. Your class determines what starting equipment you get and what your base stats will be. It’s also important to pick the correct class, as certain builds are easier to obtain with the proper starting equipment. We’ve broken down the different classes and the best starting weapons for each one. We also break down which classes are better for different playstyles, and which items you should get first.

The first piece of equipment you can equip as a Confessor is the Brass Shield. This armor provides 100% physical damage protection and consumes less stamina than other shields. It also has high Guard Boost Stats, and you can loot it from enemies in Waypoint Ruins by defeating them. After defeating the enemies, they will drop this item. You can then use it to cast a spell to heal yourself while moving, which is a great benefit over the Prophet’s starting healing.

Starting spells

The Elden Ring Confessor is one of the starting classes in the game. Here, you will find a guide to this character class, organized by spells and skills. You can use the Confessor to cast healing spells, cast incantations, and do melee damage. This character is a good choice for those who would like to mix magic with melee combat. If you are not sure where to start, though, you can always experiment and see which builds work best for you.

The Confessor has powerful starting skill levels. Their initial skill levels are 14 faith, 13 mind, 12 dexterity, and 12 strength. The high faith stat is extremely useful for casting incantations that have high damage and healing effects. The spells in the Elden Ring have enhanced RPG elements, so they can be anything from healing spells to waves of heavy attack damage. The high mind stat compliments the Confessor’s magical prowess, determining their Focus Point pool and their focus-resistance.

Starting equipment for elden ring confessor

If you’re new to Elden Ring, you’re probably wondering what starting equipment you should invest in. The good news is that you can make the best choices for your character in the early stages of the game based on your preferences. The Confessor has solid all-around attributes, a high faith stat, access to many weapons, and excellent starting equipment. Below, we’ll take a look at the most useful pieces of starting equipment for a Confessor.

For a character that focuses on combat and damage, a Confessor’s starting equipment should primarily focus on their divine Incantation spells and their effect on other players. Those stats, while not the main focus of their gameplay, can still protect them and provide them with a significant amount of damage, so make sure to invest in them. Moreover, you’ll be able to freely alter your character’s gear to suit your personal style.

Starting stats

The Confessor is a strong character, and has powerful starting stats. It starts with a low total of vigor, and will soon become a powerful one-shotter against bosses and larger overworld enemies. The high faith stat will allow you to use many powerful incantations, including holy incantations. During the first few levels of the game, you’ll also have the chance to gain a high amount of dexterity and strength. By leveling up in these stats, you’ll be able to use virtually any weapon in starting zones. This makes the Confessor a great choice for those looking for a versatile starting class.

The Confessor has a high Strength stat and a high Faith – so he’s basically a Faith Warrior. As a result, he’s tied to Equip Load. While a high Strength stat can help you carry heavy weapons, low Endurance can make it difficult to carry that much gear around. For this reason, it’s best to have high Strength to maximize your weapon’s power.