This article will explain the different ways to add passive effects to your Elden Ring. Learn how to add Shield Bash and Shield Crash to your character, as well as the different passive effects of Bloodhound’s Step and Eleonora’s Poleblade. You can also read about the various other passive effects that you can equip for your character. Regardless of the type of passive effect you want, you’re sure to find it in this guide.

Shield Bash

The Shield Bash passive effect on your weapon is a powerful way to deal damage to your enemies. The ability works by bracing yourself behind your shield, using your bodyweight to ram foes while maintaining a guarding stance. This will force weak enemies to retreat while staggered. This ability was buffed in Ver. 1.04 and now has a much faster cast speed.

The ice damage in the Elden Ring is very powerful, and it inflicts Frostbite, which deals a quick burst of pain and drains your target’s stamina. This passive effect is also very effective against non-player enemies, as their damage is multiplied by a small percentage. This is a useful trick that is used in games like Dark Souls 3 as well.

Shield Crash

The Shield Crash passive effect in Elder Ring is an excellent way to deal damage to enemies and make them vulnerable to spells. However, you must obtain a specific type of shield in order to use it effectively. This item is called the Perfumers Shield, and it can be found lying around on the road to Raya Lucaria Academy. This item has a golden shimmer and royal engravings, and it is extremely heavy to carry. It was once used by the perfumers of Leyndell during their military service.

The Elden Ring Shield is a good choice for tank-focused builds. It is durable, but does not negate damage like its metal counterpart does. Its symbols represent the stars in the night sky, and represent fate. As such, this item is great for fast, agile classes that need extra protection. In addition, it does not have any special skills. It is possible to buff it using consumables and ashes of war.

Bloodhound’s Step

Bloodhound’s Step in Elder Ring is an efficient dodging skill that increases your chances of evading enemy attacks. This skill works well with all melee weapons and is very effective against enemies. However, you should note that it costs 5 FP and is not spammable. Here are a few tips for using Bloodhound Step. You should be able to keep up the skill for a long time.

The first way to get Bloodhound’s Step is to use the ability from the Night’s Cavalry boss. This boss can be found at the north entrance of the Grace site, near the bridge. It is easiest to attack him while he’s riding a horse. If you manage to hit him a series of times, he’ll fall off his horse and be vulnerable to free attacks for a short time.

Eleonora’s Poleblade

The Eleonora’s Poleblade is one of the Twinblade weapons found in the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. This weapon is extremely effective in combat, and can be obtained from several locations. It is located near the Northwest edge of Agheel Lake South, under a stone arch near a campfire. Obtaining this weapon can be difficult, but it is well worth the effort once you have the proper gear.

You can get this weapon by exploring the Ruin-Strewn Precipice in the northeast of Liurnia. Once you have reached it, you’ll be able to fight Eleonora and acquire her poleblade. To acquire this weapon, you will need to have a high Faith stat, as this gives you a slight advantage when attacking enemies. You can find more guides to this weapon in the Elden Ring game guide below.

Giant-Crusher

The Giant-Crusher is a passive effect found in the Elder Ring that allows you to crush enemies. It scales off your strength C. You must have at least 60 Strength Points to equip it. This passive effect can be quite useful when it comes to melee attacks, since it can cause your opponents to become airborne. It also scales off of your Dexterity and Strength points, so you should have no trouble finding a weapon that fits your build.

The first thing you should know about Giant-Crusher is that it can be upgraded with war ashes. You can go up to +25 damage output if you are using the Giant-Crusher. You can also replace it with a Prelates Inferno Crozier, which delivers excellent damage. To avoid the Giant-Crusher’s damage reduction effect, you should equip the Prelate’s Inferno Crozier instead.