Whether you are a beginner or an experienced player, you might wonder how to build a Confessor Elden Ring. This article is a one-stop shop for all your Lands Between questions. We’ll cover the basics, such as Strength vs Faith, Blades, Incantations, Shield, and more. Also, we’ll talk about the best materials and tools to use to build your confessor ring.

Strength vs faith

There are several ways to maximize your damage output in Confession of Elden Ring. You can choose between dexterity or strength when choosing bleed weapons, and you can mix and match the two depending on your specific build. Some of the weapons to consider are Reduvia, Bloody Helice, Rivers of Blood, and Great Stars. One of the weapons that scales nicely with faith is Ghiza’s Wheel, similar to the Whirligig Saw from Bloodborne.

When building your Elden Ring, you should carefully consider the stats you want to build. While you want to make sure that you get the maximum amount of spells, if you’re focused on Holy damage and Incantations, you can choose to scale Faith instead of Strength. Regardless of your choice, Faith is a key stat for Finger Seals, as many weapons scale with it. There are pros and cons to both strengths and weaknesses of Faith, and it’s important to know what they are before you begin questing.

Blades

Whether you’re looking to play as a pure spellcaster or a hybrid between melee and magic, the Confessor build has something for you. For the best results, focus on building Strength, Dexterity, and Faith. Avoid getting stuck in hordes of enemies, which is a surefire way to die. Instead, choose a weapon that can be used in both areas to make the most of your strengths.

The Beast Claw is the best incantation in the Elden Ring. It’s cheap to cast, has a decent damage boost, and can chain several times for insane DPS numbers. Similarly, the Rulers Set will raise your Faith and provide you with some magical defenses. These two items can be combined with heavy legwear for optimal DPS. Regardless of weapon type you choose, make sure to build your Confessor with a great blade and some powerful incantations.

Incantations

If you want to play as a melee character who also has the power of spellcasting, then you should look into the Elden Ring Confessor build. This character can balance between melee and spellcasting and can easily dominate the battlefield with the right strategies. To make sure that you don’t fall into this trap, you’ll want to make sure that you’re building your Elden Ring with the right weapon.

As a character with the Elden Ring, you can use a wide variety of weapons, including swords, knives, bows, and shields. While this may not seem like an ideal build, it has many advantages. As a priest, your character will be able to use several different weapons and even God Slayer’s Seal to perform certain rituals. While this builds up your equipment, it’s worth remembering that it’ll also take up more of your time to train them.

Shield

The Confessor is a great starting class for Elden Ring, as you are only a few levels away from using the overworld. In addition, the Confessor has a strong early-game advantage because the combination of melee combat and divine magic is ideal for land reclamation. However, the Confessor is a hybrid class and needs some serious stat balancing to maximize his potential. Here’s how to build a Confessor in Elden Ring.

As a Confessor, you can play as a pure spellcaster, or as a hybrid of magic and melee. Regardless of what you choose, it’s important to maintain a high level of survivability and avoid getting swarmed by enemies. You’ll lose the ability to cast spells if you are too close to an enemy. Instead, play your Elden Ring Confessor as a hybrid to be effective in both situations.

Guard Counter

Building a Guard Counter is a great way to deal extra damage with melee attacks. It also allows you to parry enemy attacks. If you have this skill, you can easily destroy enemy units in one shot. A Guard Counter is similar to Perfect Parry in Sekiro, but it doesn’t require precise timing. This makes it a great tool to punish your opponents for being overly aggressive.

You can either play as a pure spellcaster or go for a mix of melee and magic. Whatever your preference is, you should keep your distance and avoid getting trapped by hordes of enemies. That can lead to your death! It’s also best to prioritize your divine Incantation spells. You can also equip Spirits and use them as distractions to distract enemy units while they’re contributing good damage.