With the release of the anticipated Elden Ring DLC, players are diving deeper into the game's rich mechanics and exploring new builds to maximize their effectiveness in battle. One of the most intriguing aspects of character customization in Elden Ring is the use of amulets. We'll explore a powerful build that utilizes three specific amulets to enhance damage output, survivability, and attack speed. Let's break down these amulets and how they synergize to create a formidable playstyle.

Fragment of Alexandria

The first amulet we'll discuss is the Fragment of Alexandria. This amulet is a staple for players looking to boost their skill damage. With a 15% increase in skill damage, it serves as a solid foundation for any build focused on dealing heavy damage.Beyond its damage-enhancing capabilities, the Fragment of Alexandria also encourages players to experiment with various skills and weapon arts. It opens up opportunities to mix and match different weapons and skills, allowing for a personalized combat style. Whether you're using a swift katana or a heavy greataxe, this amulet enhances your ability to deal significant damage while maintaining versatility.

Rapture of the Blood Lord

Next up is the Rapture of the Blood Lord, an amulet designed for players who want to capitalize on bleed effects. In this build, the Rapture of the Blood Lord is crucial for dealing fast and frequent bleed damage, which can quickly overwhelm opponents. When activated, this amulet greatly increases the likelihood of inflicting bleed status on enemies, making it easier to knock them down and finish the fight.

The synergy between the Rapture of the Blood Lord and the Fragment of Alexandria is noteworthy. As you deal damage and trigger bleed effects, the combination of enhanced skill damage and bleed procs allows for rapid health depletion, often catching enemies off guard. This amulet is especially effective in PvP scenarios, where quick engagements can turn the tide of battle. If you find yourself facing tougher foes who resist bleed, you can easily swap out this amulet for defensive options.

Defensive Options: Dragoncrest Greatshield Amulet and Two-Headed Turtle Amulet

In cases where your enemies are resistant to bleed, it's wise to consider defensive alternatives. The Dragoncrest Greatshield Amulet and the Two-Headed Turtle Amulet serve as excellent substitutes depending on your needs.

The Dragoncrest Greatshield Amulet provides enhanced damage negation, making it a fantastic choice for tankier builds. If you find yourself in a situation where taking hits is inevitable, this amulet will help you survive longer against powerful foes. 

On the other hand, if your gameplay style leans more towards agility and quick strikes, the Two-Headed Turtle Amulet can be a game-changer. This amulet increases stamina regeneration, allowing you to execute rapid attacks without the fear of running out of stamina. This is particularly important for builds focused on fast, multi-hit attacks, as it ensures you can maintain pressure on your enemies without interruption.

Millicent's Prosthetic and Winged Sword Emblem of the Decayed

For the third and final slot in this build, we focus on maximizing our damage output through fast, multi-hit attacks. Here, we recommend integrating Millicent's Prosthetic and the Winged Sword Emblem of the Decayed. Both of these amulets are tailored for builds that prioritize speed and agility.

Millicent's Prosthetic enhances your attack speed and increases the damage of your rapid strikes. This effect is particularly potent when combined with the bleed effects from the Rapture of the Blood Lord, allowing you to stack damage quickly and efficiently. You'll find that your enemies often struggle to respond to the onslaught of swift attacks, making it easier to secure victories.

The Winged Sword Emblem of the Decayed complements this approach by further boosting your attack power during multi-hit sequences. The combination of these two amulets creates a perfect storm, allowing you to unleash a flurry of strikes that can decimate opponents before they even have a chance to react.

In conclusion, the three amulets featured in this build—Fragment of Alexandria, Rapture of the Blood Lord, and either the Dragoncrest Greatshield Amulet or the Two-Headed Turtle Amulet—create a well-rounded strategy that emphasizes both damage output and survivability. With the addition of Millicent's Prosthetic and the Winged Sword Emblem of the Decayed, you'll be equipped to dominate both PvE and PvP scenarios.

As you explore the Elden Ring DLC, don't hesitate to buy Elden Ring Items and Elden Ring Runes in MMOexp shop to find the right combination for your play style. The charm of Elden Ring lies in its depth and flexibility, and with the right setup you can carve your name into the annals of the Lands Between. Have fun!

MMOexp Elden Ring Team