In Elden Ring, you have a few choices when it comes to what you should upgrade. This article will cover the Magma Blade, Rotten Crystal staff, Eleonora’s Poleblade, and Crucible Tree. Hopefully this will help you decide which weapons and armor to buy. The good news is that you’ll get hints every time you’re on the right track.

Crucible Tree

While the Crucible Tree is regarded as mid-game in the Elder Scrolls series, it is actually much earlier in the game than that. While the Crucible Tree’s damage and speed are quite high, the windup time is moderate and its damage is average. The high stagger damage compensates for the windup time, while the good damage and armor make it a great choice for mid-game builds. You can also equip the Crucible Tree’s Axe and Incantations to boost their damage and speed.

The Crucible Tree is a Heavy Weight armor set that caters to both defensive and Strength-focused characters. The Crucible Tree Armor Set is made up of four armor pieces and gives you 15% extra total damage. The Crucible Tree’s armor set is a relic of the sixteen ancient knights who served Godfrey. The full set gives you 15% more total damage, which is quite a good boost for your lone wolf!

Magma Blade

The Magma Blade is a dual-wielding melee weapon located in the opening area of Elden Ring. It caters to dexterity and strength builds, and deals massive damage with a massive area of effect. The ability to use quick strikes overwhelms foes and lays down multiple hits for massive damage. The weapon can be considered a mid-game item for melee builds, but the best uses are for a character with a lot of strength.

This sword is one of the more powerful weapons in Elden Ring. It deals massive damage and spews magma. The only way to get this sword is to defeat snake warriors in Prison Town, or to travel to Eiglay Temple through the volcano path. This weapon requires nine Strength, 15 Dexterity, 16 Faith, and 17 Arcane, so it’s not recommended for beginners.

Rotten Crystal staff

The Rotten Crystal Staff is an uncommon item in the Elden Ring. This weapon is made of glintstone and can be dropped by enemies near the Elphael and Haligtree grace regions. This staff scales with Arcane instead of Int, making it a great choice for mid-game play. However, this item isn’t a great choice for early-game play.

In addition to the Rotten Crystal staff, players can also use the Carian Regal Scepter. This Glintstone Staff gives a 10% buff to Full Moon Sorceries. This staff is heretical, but it can grant faith augmentation to the user. In addition, this staff requires 60 intelligence to use. As with all staffs, it is best to play the Elden Ring online in order to receive the buffs.

The Rotten Crystal Staff requires a fairly high level of Intelligence to wield, so it’s a good choice for players with plenty of Intelligence. However, the staff scales well with Intelligence, so players should still have enough to use it properly. This item boosts sorcery power by a substantial amount, and adds the Scarlet Rot effect to your foes. This can be helpful in extended battles because it gives your team an extra defensive layer.

Eleonora’s Poleblade

The Eleonora’s Poleblade comes with a unique weapon skill called Ash of War, which gives you a high chance to deal massive damage to your target. It deals fire and physical damage and can even be used to perform evasive maneuvers. The attack will likely cause a large amount of damage, and will also build a bleed bar, which causes heavy blood loss.

It is a high-damage weapon that deals 112 physical and 72 magical damage. The skill Gravitas allows you to create a gravity well on the ground, pulling enemies in and allowing you to deal massive damage without taking a huge amount of damage. You can find the ability in the Caelid Waypoint Ruins. It is an easy weapon to get and will make combat much easier.