![]() Undead: Med, Gun ASI: Low)Ī bit of an oddball set, Deadshot has normal and shadow defense and an undead damage bonus for all weapons, not just guns, as well as a Gun ASI Low and Max! Curse resist. Generally gun damage is considered to be more useful than ASI, since not all guns benefit equally from the latter bonus (in particular, Autogun lines).ĥ*: Deadshot set (per piece – Damage vs. It used to be a rather poorer version of its brothers (originally it got Gun Damage: Low per piece with Max! Poison and Curse weakness), but this has since been changed and it enjoys quite a bit of use in the Clockworks. This one gets normal and shadow defense and Max! Poison resist per piece, as well as a nice damage bonus. Normal/shadow defence, Max! Poison resist Arguably, this could be said to be more useful, and is pretty reasonable since it goes with the same ‘mobility for gunners’ theme again.ĥ*: Shadowsun set (per piece – Gun Damage: Med) Pretty much the same as the Justifier, except piercing defense exchanged for elemental and Max! Freeze resist instead of Stun. The normal and elemental defense upgrade of the Gunslinger line. Normal/elemental defence, Max! Freeze resist Each piece gets the Gun ASI bonus increased to Med, pretty much as you’d expect.ĥ*: Nameless set (per piece – Gun ASI: Med) It’s not exceptionally useful as a resistance in PvE, but that’s okay because this is an offense-orientated armour. It keeps the normal and piercing defense and gains Max! Stun resist per piece, which also makes sense because mobility. This is the ‘obvious’ upgrade of the Gunslinger line. Normal/piercing defence, Max! Stun resist ASI is also okay, since it will let you bring your gun up and down for faster firing purposes.ĥ*: Justifier set (per piece – Gun ASI: Med) You want mobility, and mobility occasionally means walking around on spikes. Both pieces have normal and piercing defense, which is okay. Each piece should be about 15k crowns or thereabouts at time of posting, although you may be able to get one for somewhat cheaper. Neither Gunslinger nor Sunset gets status resistance, which is also a mildly irritating point since the sword-user’s equivalent, Wolver, gets freeze resistance from the start, but we can live with that. Most readily available 5* gunner gear for F2Pers comes from this starting point, a mildly irritating point since they can’t just be crafted from a mist tank in the way that the other specialised lines (Wolver and Spiral Demo) can. I put these under the same description because, other than the changes you’d expect from a 3* to 4* upgrade (boost in health and damage protection), they are pretty much the same. Normal/piercing defence, no status resist Still reasonably worthwhile using in t2 for its damage bonus if you’re on a budget, although you might not wish to do this at first.ģ* – 4*: Gunslinger – Sunset set (per piece – Gun ASI: Low) Makes not infrequent appearances in t1 and t2 LD games, as well as in the loadouts of masochists or people who are so pro they can afford to make movies of doing stuff like UFSC in what is effectively tissue paper. Its defence is pitiful, of course, but then it is a 0* helmet, and it only costs 150 crowns, which is pretty good value for money. Regrettably, unlike with sword-users, damage bonuses are rather more uncommon for guns, and none of the precursors to the 5* offensive gunning-specific equips have status resistances, but there are still some great choices available.Įxactly one-third of the Hero Mode set (Cyclops Cap/Fencing Jacket/Swiftstrike Buckler), this helmet is, ironically enough, on par bonus-wise with the 5* equipment bonus of the Shadowsun pieces. The best way of protecting yourself is to a) pay attention and b) get your enemy killed before he can do anything. So's the best offense.'Īs a gunner, you should primarily be learning not to rely too much on defense. You can also take a look at our list of the best weapons in Elden Ring for each build if you're looking for only top-tier armaments.'The best defense is a good offense. Weapon Skills listed in bold are unique to that weapon and cannot be swapped out using Ashes of War. Click on the weapon to learn more information about it, including its damage, scaling, and where it can be found or bought. List of Weaponsīelow you'll find a list of weapons categorized by type. Whether you're chasing the Grafted Blade Greatsword, the Meteorite Staff, or the Sword of Night and Flame, our complete Interactive Map details the exact locations of all Weapons that can be found when roaming the Lands Between.
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