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2. Combining Scarlet Rot/Poison with Physical Attacks

While Scarlet Rot and Poison deal solid damage over time, they don’t always provide immediate, burst damage. However, you can combine these incantations with physical attacks to Elden Ring Items maximize your damage output.

 

Poison or Rot First, Then Attack: Start by casting your Poison Mist or Scarlet Rot Breath to initiate the DoT effect. Afterward, close in and land some quick physical attacks to pressure the enemy further. This will force the enemy to either deal with the DoT or try to escape while you continue to land hits.

Interrupting Attacks: Some Poison and Scarlet Rot incantations, such as Rotten Breath, can interrupt enemy attacks or movements. This is useful for setting up a counterattack. When combined with quick strikes, these spells can stagger enemies, leaving them vulnerable to follow-up hits.

3. Trap Enemies in Tight Spaces

Scarlet Rot and Poison are particularly effective when enemies are forced into tight spaces where they can’t avoid the DoT effects. Use the environment to corral enemies into small rooms or chokepoints where they are likely to Elden Ring Items for sale remain within the area of effect for longer periods.

 

Chokepoint Strategy: In boss fights like the Needle Knight Leda encounter, try to herd enemies toward narrow hallways or entrances. This limits their movement and keeps them within the radius of your Scarlet Rot Breath or Poison Mist.

Ambush Areas: Create ambush zones by casting Poison Mist in areas where enemies are likely to pass through, such as doorways, ramps, or platforms. As they approach, they’ll get caught in the mist, taking poison damage while you stay out of their reach.