Certainly beats out some of the replies to that comment going "smh bro just have the wiki open while watching the video/memorize every single random effect in the game". Man I promise you some people don't even know a few of these talismans exist how are they supposed to have memorized the effects (it's me I'm some people)
Yeah, I really appreciate this. I struggle with memory issues, so remembering what every item in these ranking vid does is a challenge for me. Thanks, Rusty!
To future viewers I would like to add that Rellana's Cameo got a substantial buff of +45% (from 15%) and 1 second activation time (from 1.5s) which just insanely boosts the potential of said stanced attacks. Also the Blessed Blue Talisman was one of the first I found in the DLC and it completely changed the way I played the game, just perfection for passive slow-going people like myself~
The dry bouquet talisman actually synergizes with skeletal militiamen so well. You get the boost when they go down for their reconstruction, not when they actually die. Kinda gimmicky but a fun and novel way to pump out damage.
Rusty, thank you for putting the effects of each talisman on screen when talking about them. It really helps us that haven't gotten through the whole DLC yet :)
The blue dew talisman completely changes how i play my dark moon greatsword build. I used to save my buffs for tougher enemies and bosses, now everyone's getting slapped with refrigerated moon beams.
@@cinnabarsonar2072Nah, putting my talisman slot to use with a damage buff effect is 100% worth needing to take a singular sippy sip from my blue Calypso, ESPECIALLY in the case of DMGS with how many talismans that torque it all the way to the moon whose name it invokes.
Blue Dew is fucking insane for open world purely for the fact that, as long as you can win a single fight, you can win ANY fight, because you can infinitely refill your FP for healing Incantations to save your flasks.
yeah in theory but it’s way too slow, in the open world it’s pointless as your flasks get recharged on every enemy and in legacy dungeons I dunno how you could get through a single blue flask worth of fp
@@unbreakableroad9294 That just makes it worse, you get a few back every fight, but there's no 'post fight flask spending' to get back up to full, just start walking, and cast healing incantations on the way, so you absolutely enter EVERY fight at full power. It eliminates the exploration entropy that requires you to actually stop at Graces.
@@unbreakableroad9294flasks don’t refill from every single enemy bruh. Also enemies die, what about if you’re running through a swamp and need to use flame cleanse me? Or just use bestial vitality to get the health back you lost from fall damage? Or you fight some enemies but don’t finish all of that kind in that area? Having a blessings boon or beastly vitality that regenerates or the ability to have discus hurl do good damage only after waiting 2 seconds when you have literally zero fp are way too nice to say that the talisman is bad or even mediocre.
@@unbreakableroad9294 I personally used blue dew for exploration when I played an absolutely not spell focused build. Greatsword+Lion's Claw+Rykard's Great Rune+ Blue Dew talisman is the most seamless exploration I've ever experienced
@@unbreakableroad9294 in the open world maybe, but in dungeons or castles you don't get flasks back nearly as often if at all. I'm finding the blue dew super useful
Adding the effect blurbs to items is such a wonderful addition, you're already my favorite ER youtuber by a wide wide margin but this is a stellar change. Great video as always
Outside of buff builds the blessed dew talisman is at its best with melee builds as it allows you to assign more of your flasks to healing and you won’t have to worry about managing your Ash of War usage
5:02 glad we both agree that with Roderika’s cloak and the fire knight chest piece with that Deathknight’s longhalf axe goes hard I’ve ran the exact fashion before
Dont the skeletons have a period after they die where their corpse cant get hit? Thats how normal skeleton enemies work so i assume the ashes should work the same way, so multi hit aoe shouldnt be that much of a problem unless it lasts a while.
@@valonyaver600while it's true they have a small window of invulnerability, they take forever to revive fully and are only 1 damage away from permadeath during that. Doesn't help they they can be aggroed onto while they're getting up.
Me pretending like I'm not watching this video to see the several talismans I didn't find after playing through the dlc multiple times, only so I can come to the conclusion that my talisman loadout will not change whatsoever.
At least two of them are occupied at all times by the dragoncrest greatshield talisman and one of the turtle talismans (one head pre-DLC and two head post-DLC). Those two are S tier no matter your build
I run a fp hungry coop support build, and I'm able to help hosts clear a entire dungeons and still have most if not all my blue flasks fight the boss and spam heal from afar on the host. That's not even mentioning the added recovery I get with the stuff in the base game and the dlc's lulling branch.
It's like running out of meals 3 days into wilderness camping, and living on bits of crackers for a week. It's doable, but it's a real long slow drag, and ok if you cast a spell/AoW once every four minutes.
Nah, this talisman is absolute garbage. I have tried it on my Int and Faith build and it's just not worth it. The regen is so slow. I just rather taking 8 Mana flasks or something and damage talisman. It may be useful if you fight every monster and spend hours on exploring. But what souls-like player do this lol.
Ever since I equipped Blue Dew, reaching the next grace without using a single flask has been my new fun challenge. And it’s not even a challenge most of the time.
I don't think I have used a blue flask outside of a boss battle in a while since equipping that thing. Very good when your repertoire consists of low consuming skills. Discus of light is my main spell and barely anything stays alive enough for the mp bar to go empty.
@@gustavovm491And yet people keep crapping on it like it’s useless and I sit back and think to myself “What are you smoking, chief?”. Damn thing pulled my ass out of the fire quite a few times.
@@gustavovm491 As a co-op summon, it's a godsend too. I can help a buddy through an entire legacy dungeon laying down heals and spells without having to worry about the fact that I can only have like 3 blue estus.
@@PyramidMan1174how does time fix sub-par boss design? I have no trouble beating her now, but I still don't like her design (especially waterfowl and attack of the clones)
@@theclemandalorian6054 the endgame isn’t necessarily the end. NG+ exists. Unless u used a guide there’s guaranteed to be things missed in a first playthrough
Right? You basically don't need your flask to heal when you can pop Bestial Vitality for free in conjunction with the Blessed Dew talisman and Icon Shield whenever you take some damage while exploring. Useless for bosses, sure, but that's not what you spend MOST of your playtime doing!
It elevated Dark Moon Greatsword from great to epic for me LMAO. I don't necessarily need to assign cerulean flasks anymore but I can upkeep Moonlight Greatsword indefinitely. It's definitely one of the talismans I'm never removing if I'm running with my wife's sword.
Thanks for aknowledging how good FP regen is. Honestly it's sometimes a source of frustration when playing with friends who couldn't make a build to save their life looking at something like this and go "0.5 per second? Straight to the trash!" my brother in christ that's like a free erdtree heal every 2 Minutes or so!
its ridiculous of you are busy exploring especially because you will always have extra heal of you are using healing spell and need for blue flaske will be only for boss fights
As a dedicated co-op player, blue dew is genuinely a requirement if you take helping players seriously. S tier for exploration, B tier for bosses. The amount of stuff you can get away with is simply insane.
10:03 the one big niche the Fine Crucible Feather Talisman has is that it lets you dodge through attacks that are normally hard to/impossible to dodge normally, most notably the first 4 hits of Gaius' 7 hit combo and Radahn's cross slash attack... but then the 15% negation penalty sours that utility if you aren't already perfect at said bosses
mp regen talisman is the single most underrated talisman in the whole game, especially if you're a faith build. You basically have infinite amount of hp , while you still only need to hold 3~4 mp flask for the whole exploration. It is best used in legacy dungeon and grave dgn.
Blessed Blue Dew Talisman reminds of how I always wore sacred-infused caestus on my hip in DS3 because sacred infused weapons gave you slight FP regeneration. Edit: I meant blessed but that's for HP regen. Simple is the FP regen infusion and I had 2 caestus that I swapped between to regen HP or FP. It's been a while since I played DS3.
Such a useful tool. It made you actually use your weapon skills in the level and not just save your FP bar for the boss. I couldn't imagine being a caster in DS3 compared to DS2 and ER where you have multiple ways to regain your FP or your spells. Not only were the spells the worst in the series, you were the most limited in the healing vs casting regain. No life gems, spices, scarabs or group wipes giving you back flasks. Few ways to regain FP to use a few decent spells. Anyone who thinks magic is OP, go try and play DS 3 as a caster. From owed it to mages to make spells fun and useful again in ER after that 💩 show.
@@MFD00MTR33Dark Souls 2 also has a crown in the DLC the regens spells (like 20% of max, min of 1, iirc) every 5 minutes. Very good for exploring if you have a heal + repair. Just remember to swap it out because you definitely are spending 5 minutes in those dlc boss fights.
It's wild that anyone sleeps on the blue dew talisman. I thought that shit was bonkers when the dlc dropped, and I'm surprised that it's still at 0.5/sec, because it makes ancestral spirit's horn objectively useless
With higher mind you can keep a couple of cerulean flasks, and this will be enough to carry you between most of the bonfires. Same for open world really, just be a bit strategic with flasks usage and you never run out of mana. This talisman could see some use on melee builds that want to use skills from time to time, but have no mind at all, and, IMO, by the time you get to the DLC, you have enough stats to get some mind to use skills more often. The regen is enough to make cerulean flasks redundant for exploration, but still low enough that you cannot use it efficiently in bossfights (except for buffing). it's a very nice QoL talisman, but not as bonkers as it sounds.
I recently came upon your channel and can't wait for "Ranking All Elden Ring Textures" and "Complete Ranking of All Damage Calculation Numbers in Elden Ring".
Agreed on the blue talisman. I threw it on and realized just how strong infinite FP was. If you combine it with heal from afar and/or bestial vigor you're just immortal
Rellana's Cameo is great for light greatsword stance skills specifically, because the light attack on both can chain into either attack on the stance without allowing the buff to expire.
For the Dried Bouquet at #19, the option I immediately thought of when I picked that Talisman up was the Soldjars of Fortune. They're fragile and will immediately try to kamikaze the nearest enemy, guaranteeing that you get that buff pretty consistently. So, if you're someone who doesn't like to rely on summons as a crutch for combat, this opens you up to a summon that's effectively just a glorified spell. Summon them, let them run in and blow up, get the buff, spend the next 30 seconds going ham, ???, profit.
Another potentially better option for this would be the Haligtree Soldier ashes, since can they inflict poison on enemies or bosses with the pots they throw and they also actually do a kamikaze holy bomb attack when they hit around 50% health. So not only will they actually kill themselves earlier, but also can inflict DoT, be kind of annoying and evasive for a little bit because of their foot soldier moveset and there's four of them instead of the Soldjar's three
"and with the new Midras incantation it's easier than ever to prog madness on yourself." - Burns through 30 mind worth of MP for a single prog. Rusty, my man. Love your content. Very entertaining. But *mayhaps* you should actually run the game as intended from time to time instead of a RL 713 to remember that most people will not have more than ~120 MP. On the high end.
Good to see the Talisman I technically wore the most in this DLC (had just enough faith to use a single healing spell, could wait, and wanted to save my flasks out of combat) get top slot.
Anytime I took damage while exploring, I'd just slap it on for a free Bestial Vitality. Add in the regen talisman and shield for three sources of constant healing and you never need your crimson flask outside of emergencies.
Blessed Blue Dew can also be used on AoW builds because with how bosses run away, you WILL be able to get like 80% if not ALL your FP back by the time you pull off another AoW. Not to mention it single-handedly makes "Can I beat this game using only this certain worthless dumpster fire incantation" runs POSSIBLE.
@@kiltysalter2966 When I used this combo I believe I always had the aura the Talisman gives you to indicate the buff. If you see the weapon's movesset you always return to a stance after every swing.
Blue Dew Talisman makes me think about the possibilities of a spell-focused Fromsoft game that turns FP into a second stamina bar where the cost of magic use is the pace of your attacks rather than the total number of spells you can cast.
The Fine Crucible Talisman and Retaliatory Crossed-Tree Talisman are great when combined, especially with certain weapon classes. Specifically Light Greatswords and a Shield in the off-hand. Since you can maintain your block while backstepping, reducing most of the risk from the Fine Feather Talisman should you miss the timing. Most importantly though is that the backstep attack from Light Greatswords is a thrust and the animation for it is so insanely fast that it just straight up starts before the backstep animation finishes. Backstep can also be activated extremely quickly after jumping. Sure its niche, but it is a functional playstyle so it comes down to preference.
I saw that thumbnail and I was like the clickbait got me good. As my last character just used the fp bar to buff that blue dew talisman was a god send after finding it. Having to only invest in maybe one or two flasks of blue at most was great Edit: I wrote this comment one second into the video... I agree with everything Rusty is saying and I pray to all the gods that they keep it because it is so good.
Blew Dew amazing for low FP high damage casters, combine with FP on kill and you pretty much never need more than one blue flask for when you get to the boss of a dungeon. It makes all fights safe with good positioning. Love it.
29:08 only reason i'd rate this lower is that the new consumable tha gives 5fp per second at the cost of sleep buildup and gives like idk 150fp p sure? only strength build can just plug that flower right in the sippy and put a 2hand sword+2head turtle talisman in that slot, or any other snowballing talismans that you like to doomstack. even on magic/faith builds it has been my opening move to just pop this after using the buff incants. granted the material is still quite annoying to farm and because of that i think the talisman gets underapprieciated, which means it wont get nerfed(hopefully)
Blue dew is _perfect_ for co-op, you basically put lord's heal or heal from afar and blessing's boon on the list of spells, and use them for _free_ while helping with bosses and maybe playing more carefully/defensively.
Actually for a high level spellcaster the cerulean Seed Talisman can be pretty good for exploring dungeons. That way you can save more flasks for the boss. And you also switch it out before any fight that is more difficult for something that lets you do more damage or gives you damage negation.
As a casual player, i LOVED Blessed Blue Dew Talisman. I normally go full melee without using enchantments, and normally since i'm bad playing i don't want to "waste" flask on FP, so i switch then all to HP, which means in the base game i never used enchantments or skills at all.... Now here comes this little talisman, and now with the backhand blades i could casually fight and use the ash of war without worring about FP since after a few seconds later i recovered it back. It made the DLC much more enjoyable for me.
Retaliatory Crossed-Tree fits extremely comfortably into offhand weapon builds and Pvp, personally I really love the slight damage boost to an attack I see so frequently in boss fights and the aforementioned pvp duels.
17% being considered "slight" is crazy, i keep finding so odd that running attacks got the lower bonus than crouch when running attacks are generally harder to lend on the actually good setups imho
I think it's crazy how many people don't think the Blessed Blue talisman is good when people didn't say the Carian Filigreed was a bad talisman, and in most circumstances it outshines it as long as you know how to do attacks that aren't your AoW. Not to mention it can effectively give you more healing by letting you have to take literally no blue flasks
100% agree with blue dew, I'm doing my second playthrough of the DLC as a summon with my friend and let me tell you, having essentially infinite healing as a summon as we explore feel so good, considering how limiting having half your flasks feels.
blue blessed dew is so stupidly strong. What's that? You have a weapon art build? Well, just wait until you get the opportunity to attack again on half the DLC bosses, and it'll be like your FP bar is endless! Hm? You have a strong spell but dont want to lessen your health flasks? Just WAIT for a half a minute and you'll have full FP AGAIN
I can constantly have a spell active too while exploring or going through dungeons, wether it’s a damage buff or a heal over time spell I’m constantly doing more damage and keeping my health full without wasting flasks. It’s such a good talisman.
No hate but blue dew is awesome for all casting No need to go back to grace and keep on killing with spells and skills The regen is a little slow but for those willing to wait i can make a pure casting build viable
Sir I love your videos, but to see you actually listen to your comments and add what the item does on screen, wow amazing content creator! Here’s a comment and a like for engagement 🎉
Coming back after Patch to tell Rusty to put Rellana's Cameo on first spot because it's absolutely totally stupidly busted now! 45%. And it activates *much* faster. It's like. Very, Very busted
that's 60% to any stanced weapon art if you use it with Alexanders. if there's any Charged+Stanced Weapon arts (SoNF?) you can also put on Godfrey Icon, for a full 75%. And then Branch Feather or Ritual Sword or like. Anything you want? and you could climb above 85% extra damage fairly easily.
The Blue Dew being top 5 makes sense but number 1 is definitely crazy. With how aggressive bosses are, especially in the dlc, I’d rather spend that slot with something that’d either give me an immediate attack or defense buff to last longer.
If you have the patience I recommend swapping to primal glinstone before the fight if you have any HP Regen. Saves a flask- that along with the old Lord talisman.
i clicked to see your complaints on blue dew, glad it was the best, it has not been unequipped since i got it because it also acts as blessed dew by just using bestial vitality. i cant remove it just like 90% of pvp players cant unequip bullgoat. not only do i get free healing the fp regen fixes all my problems as being a support build for coop and lets me take off sacrificial axe, the fp horn talisman and blasphemous blade. i can finally use new things like the cool frisbee that is often oppressive in pvp and new weapons that are fun to use. not to mention it enables low level casters to not have all flasks be fp so they dont have to rest constantly. i will now watch the whole vid out of respect for the recognition blue dew got.
6:23 Me...first playthrough...not realize where I was or who I was fighting...vastly under leveled...brute forced my way through him and had no clue how I managed it...had no idea what I was doing whatsoever in the game lol. I think at the time I was just like bleed dagger go brrrrrrr.
2:57 Well, I recently did a playthrough as Igon (no walking/rolling/jumping/torrent, greatbow only), and being overloaded was pretty optimal, so this would work in this specific challenge run
I know I'm late, like really late, but why the hell isn't their a frostbite exultation? I got why in the base game their wasn't one, because it makes poison and blood loss more impactful because they had exultation, but now that Madness and Sleep have exultations, it's bizarre that frostbite is the only one without an exultation. (Deathblight doesn't count, nor should it)
Ok, I get that, but 1. Sleep didn't until the DLC 2. I'm pretty sure it would be more helpful to prock the effects on the enemy, because then the buff would stack with the debuff frostbite gives 3. Still doesn't change how bizarre that frostbite is the only status effect without this
Probably because you already get a damage boost from Frostbite by default in the form of the debuff it gives to enemy defenses, not to mention the fact that it can be reset and reapplied very frequently with quite a few tools and combinations.
Blue dew talisman is also really great to pair with Consumables/Tools that have a fp cost. by the time you win one fight and get to the next one, your fp is already restored!
So, I found the Blessed Blue Dew Talisman within my first 90 minutes in the DLC on a build using Blasphemous Blade. It genuinely hardcarried my first blind playthrough to an obsurd degree. If you're carefully exploring every nook and cranny not knowing where the next grace is, having more of a resource as universal as FP is a lifesaver. And, since you're taking your sweet ass time exploring, it actually has time to refill your FP consistently.
This video might've just been the final tug to bring me into using the blasphemous blade after having never touched it since acquiring it. I never felt powerful with it enough. but that talisman might just be the golden nugget to having me try it.
Don't forget with Blue Dew, you can cast the most FP efficient incant in the game. Discus of light, at a whopping 3 FP used. Pair that with the Dryleaf seal and a sword of light. And you've got a discus nightmare build. Have fun!
Discus gets buffed by BOTH dryleaf and golden seals so one in each hand, plus you can use goldmask’s mask for another buff, and then add on some incant and holy damage talismans and you can now spam one of the longest range incants for 3 fp basically forever. It’s especially good for co-op where you’re more flask limited. Blessed Dew also works wonders with projectile ash of war focused builds like the envoy horns because when you start to run low on fp, for ash of wars you only need half the cost to activate it so something like golden land is now infinite use and can reach all the way across even the biggest boss arenas.
Did they nerf/change the fact that the Dried Boquet works with undead summons that die/resurrect every time they die? Or did he just not know/mention it?
He probably knows. He just also knows that those things aren't staying alive against anything that's actually hard, because their health is tissue paper, and everything combos now.
Ngl I am glad I see you acknowledging the blue dew blessed talisman as nr. 1 In my playthrough on my faith character I noticed that thanks to the mana regen I pretty much had infinite healing at my disposal by just taking things nice and slow and exploring everg nook ans cranny while healing myself with spells whenever needed.
Big props for putting the effects of the talismans when showing them
truly a sign that he actually reads the feedback on his videos (some guy asked that he put the effects in the tear ranking vid)
Certainly beats out some of the replies to that comment going "smh bro just have the wiki open while watching the video/memorize every single random effect in the game". Man I promise you some people don't even know a few of these talismans exist how are they supposed to have memorized the effects (it's me I'm some people)
Yeah, I really appreciate this. I struggle with memory issues, so remembering what every item in these ranking vid does is a challenge for me. Thanks, Rusty!
I remember most of them but it's still just helpful for ones with multiple effects
It's because Rusty is just plain and simple good people.
To future viewers I would like to add that Rellana's Cameo got a substantial buff of +45% (from 15%) and 1 second activation time (from 1.5s) which just insanely boosts the potential of said stanced attacks.
Also the Blessed Blue Talisman was one of the first I found in the DLC and it completely changed the way I played the game, just perfection for passive slow-going people like myself~
I feel like we can move it all the way up 7th place and move everything else down a slot
+45% is filthy
why did you… what’s with the tilde
@mushroomy9899 it is a beautiful symbol seldom used, makes a pretty end~
Messmer in the thumbnail looks like he just witnessed Rellana's twin moons
If not her quad moons
Based serpent messmer
Rellana flashing her Twin Moons is the most OP attack I've ever seen. Not only can you not dodge it but you get the "Heart Stolen" instakill effect 😔
How she even fits into her greaves with those twins moons remains a mystery… 😳
It doesnt look to happy for me
The dry bouquet talisman actually synergizes with skeletal militiamen so well. You get the boost when they go down for their reconstruction, not when they actually die. Kinda gimmicky but a fun and novel way to pump out damage.
As long as they don’t get caught in one of the many long combos bosses like using then it’s free damage
Born too late to explore the world, born too early for the grippers tierlist 😭
I doubt that tier list can be made as they're all S tier
@@toddmerkel8403 Firegiant toes are an easy S tier
Y'all feet mfers are rank. No wonder you're all maidenless. 💁🏻♀️
Rennala's feet made me explode.
Looking at the person who took their like back on this comment so I couldn't have the thousandth like. (We're at 998 now)
Rusty, thank you for putting the effects of each talisman on screen when talking about them. It really helps us that haven't gotten through the whole DLC yet :)
dude MASSIVE thank you for adding those little blurbs in the corner it helps a ton. these videos are so dope btw always have been
Honestly ranking all bosses by basketball capabilities would be a fantastic meme tier list that I would love to watch.
Radahn wins everything via gravity and being almost tall as Shaq
Godskin Apostle with the cross-court dunk.
rellana does a double donk with her twin moons
Revenany got like 50 arms
Godfrey with the full court dunk and shattering the court with every stomp
The blue dew talisman completely changes how i play my dark moon greatsword build.
I used to save my buffs for tougher enemies and bosses, now everyone's getting slapped with refrigerated moon beams.
Heh, refrigerated moon beams.
Or you can just drink your flask and do more damage instead
@@xueda9114 do you mean OUR flask?
@@xueda9114 or I can put all my flasks into healing instead.
@@cinnabarsonar2072Nah, putting my talisman slot to use with a damage buff effect is 100% worth needing to take a singular sippy sip from my blue Calypso, ESPECIALLY in the case of DMGS with how many talismans that torque it all the way to the moon whose name it invokes.
Blue Dew is fucking insane for open world purely for the fact that, as long as you can win a single fight, you can win ANY fight, because you can infinitely refill your FP for healing Incantations to save your flasks.
yeah in theory but it’s way too slow, in the open world it’s pointless as your flasks get recharged on every enemy and in legacy dungeons I dunno how you could get through a single blue flask worth of fp
@@unbreakableroad9294 That just makes it worse, you get a few back every fight, but there's no 'post fight flask spending' to get back up to full, just start walking, and cast healing incantations on the way, so you absolutely enter EVERY fight at full power. It eliminates the exploration entropy that requires you to actually stop at Graces.
@@unbreakableroad9294flasks don’t refill from every single enemy bruh. Also enemies die, what about if you’re running through a swamp and need to use flame cleanse me? Or just use bestial vitality to get the health back you lost from fall damage? Or you fight some enemies but don’t finish all of that kind in that area? Having a blessings boon or beastly vitality that regenerates or the ability to have discus hurl do good damage only after waiting 2 seconds when you have literally zero fp are way too nice to say that the talisman is bad or even mediocre.
@@unbreakableroad9294 I personally used blue dew for exploration when I played an absolutely not spell focused build. Greatsword+Lion's Claw+Rykard's Great Rune+ Blue
Dew talisman is the most seamless exploration I've ever experienced
@@unbreakableroad9294 in the open world maybe, but in dungeons or castles you don't get flasks back nearly as often if at all. I'm finding the blue dew super useful
nice now rank every child of marika from worst to best
Yessssss
Why do I have a feeling this list ends with the Omen twins on top
Godwyn on top
Not if Fia has anything to say about it
yes
Adding the effect blurbs to items is such a wonderful addition, you're already my favorite ER youtuber by a wide wide margin but this is a stellar change. Great video as always
0:20 UA-camr Allegations Tier list is wild lmao
1. The Ongoing Mr. Beast Allegations
He'd have alot of material 🥲
@patrickmexiquinn yeah , he'd never have to make Elden Ring content again
The Final Result screen + voice clip at the end are great additions to these vids
Well done, and keep 'em comin'!
Love the added effect description for the talismans. A much needed addition that was missing from the base game talisman list.
Outside of buff builds the blessed dew talisman is at its best with melee builds as it allows you to assign more of your flasks to healing and you won’t have to worry about managing your Ash of War usage
The best talisman is you Rusty
FR
15% boost to verbal cussing
@@stream_gene Just what I need to complete my build
2nd best Talisman is "Seamless Co-Op"
Absolute meat guzzler 😂
5:02 glad we both agree that with Roderika’s cloak and the fire knight chest piece with that Deathknight’s longhalf axe goes hard I’ve ran the exact fashion before
Rusty, the dried bouquet works with skeletons summons since they constantly die and revive, which in return gives tou the buff almost permanently
Until a boss throws out an AOE attack and they die. Could be useful in base game but dlc bosses have too many ways to hit them on the ground.
If you're fighting a snail, every other enemy and boss always covers the entire arena and hits twice
Dont the skeletons have a period after they die where their corpse cant get hit? Thats how normal skeleton enemies work so i assume the ashes should work the same way, so multi hit aoe shouldnt be that much of a problem unless it lasts a while.
@@valonyaver600while it's true they have a small window of invulnerability, they take forever to revive fully and are only 1 damage away from permadeath during that. Doesn't help they they can be aggroed onto while they're getting up.
@thaias9654 You can use Shabriri's Woe to keep the attention off them while they're recovering.
Thank you for adding item descriptions, i love it when creators listen to their fans
Me pretending like I'm not watching this video to see the several talismans I didn't find after playing through the dlc multiple times, only so I can come to the conclusion that my talisman loadout will not change whatsoever.
Cool
@@gwynsrt7958 2hand js suprisingly powerful if you dont spam ashes of war tbh.
@@theonlymann1485I do agree. It's one of the dlc talismans I actively go out of my way to get.
At least two of them are occupied at all times by the dragoncrest greatshield talisman and one of the turtle talismans (one head pre-DLC and two head post-DLC). Those two are S tier no matter your build
@@niall_sandersonthose haven't left my build since I found em lol
Bless you for adding the effect. I usually know but i find myself having to look up 2-3 of them per list to fully understand
He’s absolutely right about blue dew. It also makes coop more enjoyable with the limited flasks
I run a fp hungry coop support build, and I'm able to help hosts clear a entire dungeons and still have most if not all my blue flasks fight the boss and spam heal from afar on the host. That's not even mentioning the added recovery I get with the stuff in the base game and the dlc's lulling branch.
It's like running out of meals 3 days into wilderness camping, and living on bits of crackers for a week.
It's doable, but it's a real long slow drag, and ok if you cast a spell/AoW once every four minutes.
Nah, this talisman is absolute garbage. I have tried it on my Int and Faith build and it's just not worth it. The regen is so slow. I just rather taking 8 Mana flasks or something and damage talisman. It may be useful if you fight every monster and spend hours on exploring. But what souls-like player do this lol.
Ever since I equipped Blue Dew, reaching the next grace without using a single flask has been my new fun challenge. And it’s not even a challenge most of the time.
I don't think I have used a blue flask outside of a boss battle in a while since equipping that thing. Very good when your repertoire consists of low consuming skills. Discus of light is my main spell and barely anything stays alive enough for the mp bar to go empty.
@@gustavovm491And yet people keep crapping on it like it’s useless and I sit back and think to myself “What are you smoking, chief?”. Damn thing pulled my ass out of the fire quite a few times.
@@gustavovm491 As a co-op summon, it's a godsend too. I can help a buddy through an entire legacy dungeon laying down heals and spells without having to worry about the fact that I can only have like 3 blue estus.
@@jordanjackson4840 It is useless to me, I never use fp
18:53 that knight was like, are you seriously going up against my full armor with bare hands?
You're god damn right I am
And then promptly realized "Oh shit that actually hurts."
The poison flower blooms twice is quite literally a spinning drill kick, Rusty 😂
Malenia's Great Rune actually got buffed and only reduces the healing of flasks by 15%, the wiki just hasn't updated it for some reason.
It's still dogshit, just like the boss that drops it.
@@somersaultinggiraffe1901Stop bitching retard
@@somersaultinggiraffe1901 complaining about Malenia 2 years into the game is an insane skill issue situation
@@PyramidMan1174how does time fix sub-par boss design? I have no trouble beating her now, but I still don't like her design (especially waterfowl and attack of the clones)
@@lolan7410
At this point, it's collective stockholm syndrome
Btw Malenia’s great rune got buffed in 1.12, it no longer reduces your healing by 30%, it’s 15% now. So the talisman MORE than makes up for it.
I don’t get the point of Malenias Rune because you get it endgame so it’s not that useful
@@theclemandalorian6054 the endgame isn’t necessarily the end. NG+ exists. Unless u used a guide there’s guaranteed to be things missed in a first playthrough
@@aidanmackenzie1042 While true, you lose all Great Runes once you enter a new NG+ cycle.
That blue dew talisman made my exploration 100% better
Right? You basically don't need your flask to heal when you can pop Bestial Vitality for free in conjunction with the Blessed Dew talisman and Icon Shield whenever you take some damage while exploring. Useless for bosses, sure, but that's not what you spend MOST of your playtime doing!
@@TyrantWesker exactly beastial vitality is probably my most used spell
I'm also enjoying it for dungeon co-op with my friend since you get limited flasks if you are a helper
As a dirty wizard with dirty Lusat staff, I approve this message.
It elevated Dark Moon Greatsword from great to epic for me LMAO. I don't necessarily need to assign cerulean flasks anymore but I can upkeep Moonlight Greatsword indefinitely. It's definitely one of the talismans I'm never removing if I'm running with my wife's sword.
12:14 that was a pretty sick transition
Thanks for aknowledging how good FP regen is. Honestly it's sometimes a source of frustration when playing with friends who couldn't make a build to save their life looking at something like this and go "0.5 per second? Straight to the trash!" my brother in christ that's like a free erdtree heal every 2 Minutes or so!
To me the ANY regen talisman is S tier so many fights clutched because of the Dew Drop Talisman
its ridiculous of you are busy exploring especially because you will always have extra heal of you are using healing spell and need for blue flaske will be only for boss fights
As a dedicated co-op player, blue dew is genuinely a requirement if you take helping players seriously. S tier for exploration, B tier for bosses. The amount of stuff you can get away with is simply insane.
sorry but in a game where lulling branch exists that talisman is a waste of a slot
That's 1 savage lion flip every few seconds
Thank you for putting a description on each of the individual items to help remind us what each one does.
10:03 the one big niche the Fine Crucible Feather Talisman has is that it lets you dodge through attacks that are normally hard to/impossible to dodge normally, most notably the first 4 hits of Gaius' 7 hit combo and Radahn's cross slash attack... but then the 15% negation penalty sours that utility if you aren't already perfect at said bosses
and if you're already perfect at the boss you can just jump most of those attacks and use the talisman slot for damage
Thank you for putting the whole list on screen at the end, massive help for referencing this vid in the future.
mp regen talisman is the single most underrated talisman in the whole game, especially if you're a faith build.
You basically have infinite amount of hp , while you still only need to hold 3~4 mp flask for the whole exploration.
It is best used in legacy dungeon and grave dgn.
Absolutely, I found it early in my playthrough and knew what it was instantly before reading the description: "we got the Fragrant Ring baby!"
Even as a str build (with high def) it’s amazing as; I can get through most areas using bestial vitality alone
Not worth a slot especially when you want to maximise the dmg, tf do I need that much fp for ?
It's also extreamly powerful in Coop with a caster build.
@@jonathanjoestar9317 I mean i didnt say you should wear it during boss fight.
I'm not using this in boss fight either.
I love the end of video summary that you've been doing,and it feels like they've gotten alot better since the first time it was done
Thank you for putting the effects on screen, it's seriously appreciated.
0:14 i feel so sorry for you my guy
No one feels sorry that you'll never be a big youtuber. Calling ppl my guy like a 2019 bozo
Blessed Blue Dew Talisman reminds of how I always wore sacred-infused caestus on my hip in DS3 because sacred infused weapons gave you slight FP regeneration.
Edit: I meant blessed but that's for HP regen. Simple is the FP regen infusion and I had 2 caestus that I swapped between to regen HP or FP. It's been a while since I played DS3.
*simple infused
But yeah... infinite fp is infinite fp
Such a useful tool. It made you actually use your weapon skills in the level and not just save your FP bar for the boss. I couldn't imagine being a caster in DS3 compared to DS2 and ER where you have multiple ways to regain your FP or your spells. Not only were the spells the worst in the series, you were the most limited in the healing vs casting regain. No life gems, spices, scarabs or group wipes giving you back flasks. Few ways to regain FP to use a few decent spells.
Anyone who thinks magic is OP, go try and play DS 3 as a caster. From owed it to mages to make spells fun and useful again in ER after that 💩 show.
you mean simple?
I used to run the sun princess and a blessed sword and shield because I was too lazy to use regen miracles.
@@MFD00MTR33Dark Souls 2 also has a crown in the DLC the regens spells (like 20% of max, min of 1, iirc) every 5 minutes. Very good for exploring if you have a heal + repair. Just remember to swap it out because you definitely are spending 5 minutes in those dlc boss fights.
Hey, thanks for putting the talisman descriptions in the corner! Very helpfull
It's wild that anyone sleeps on the blue dew talisman. I thought that shit was bonkers when the dlc dropped, and I'm surprised that it's still at 0.5/sec, because it makes ancestral spirit's horn objectively useless
It allows for 100% uptime on barricade shield, actually bonkers.
I have spirit horn as a swap a couple rows above this one. They all have their uses
people are actually stupid if they scoffed at blue dew talisman and I alr disliked the video as requested & praying FS doesn't nerf the top 2 LOL
With higher mind you can keep a couple of cerulean flasks, and this will be enough to carry you between most of the bonfires. Same for open world really, just be a bit strategic with flasks usage and you never run out of mana.
This talisman could see some use on melee builds that want to use skills from time to time, but have no mind at all, and, IMO, by the time you get to the DLC, you have enough stats to get some mind to use skills more often.
The regen is enough to make cerulean flasks redundant for exploration, but still low enough that you cannot use it efficiently in bossfights (except for buffing).
it's a very nice QoL talisman, but not as bonkers as it sounds.
I recently came upon your channel and can't wait for "Ranking All Elden Ring Textures" and "Complete Ranking of All Damage Calculation Numbers in Elden Ring".
Agreed on the blue talisman. I threw it on and realized just how strong infinite FP was. If you combine it with heal from afar and/or bestial vigor you're just immortal
OOOOH boy I wonder what his reaction was to rellana’s cameo being increased from 15->45% extra stanced damage
I went into this video going 'I hope he also likes the Blue Dew talisman, it feels kinda borked in how good it is' so I am right there with you!
Rellana's Cameo is great for light greatsword stance skills specifically, because the light attack on both can chain into either attack on the stance without allowing the buff to expire.
For the Dried Bouquet at #19, the option I immediately thought of when I picked that Talisman up was the Soldjars of Fortune. They're fragile and will immediately try to kamikaze the nearest enemy, guaranteeing that you get that buff pretty consistently. So, if you're someone who doesn't like to rely on summons as a crutch for combat, this opens you up to a summon that's effectively just a glorified spell. Summon them, let them run in and blow up, get the buff, spend the next 30 seconds going ham, ???, profit.
nice
Another potentially better option for this would be the Haligtree Soldier ashes, since can they inflict poison on enemies or bosses with the pots they throw and they also actually do a kamikaze holy bomb attack when they hit around 50% health. So not only will they actually kill themselves earlier, but also can inflict DoT, be kind of annoying and evasive for a little bit because of their foot soldier moveset and there's four of them instead of the Soldjar's three
"and with the new Midras incantation it's easier than ever to prog madness on yourself." - Burns through 30 mind worth of MP for a single prog.
Rusty, my man. Love your content. Very entertaining. But *mayhaps* you should actually run the game as intended from time to time instead of a RL 713 to remember that most people will not have more than ~120 MP. On the high end.
Good to see the Talisman I technically wore the most in this DLC (had just enough faith to use a single healing spell, could wait, and wanted to save my flasks out of combat) get top slot.
Thank your for this. This is a lot of work getting all 39 and trying them.
Blue dew my beloved. I knew I wasn't insane thinking it's amazing
Anytime I took damage while exploring, I'd just slap it on for a free Bestial Vitality. Add in the regen talisman and shield for three sources of constant healing and you never need your crimson flask outside of emergencies.
Nah man, Blue dew is absolute garbage. Just take more mana flasks. I tried it on my int and faith run and never thought it's useful.
thanks for putting the talisman effects on screen
Blessed Blue Dew can also be used on AoW builds because with how bosses run away, you WILL be able to get like 80% if not ALL your FP back by the time you pull off another AoW.
Not to mention it single-handedly makes "Can I beat this game using only this certain worthless dumpster fire incantation" runs POSSIBLE.
"Rellana's cameo needs a bigger damage boost"
Then a month later it gets boosted to 45% with even less time needed
Thank you for including the talisman effect on the top right!
Great that you added the effect on screen when showing the talisman!
2:57 A certain fish would be really upset about this
Discus fish?
@@absolutelyunepic3072 pointcrow elden ring fish build
Best thing about Rellana's Cameo is that it boosts the Milady's whole moveset because you always hold a stance with it
I want proof!
Or at least, an explanation.
@@kiltysalter2966 When I used this combo I believe I always had the aura the Talisman gives you to indicate the buff.
If you see the weapon's movesset you always return to a stance after every swing.
Blue Dew Talisman makes me think about the possibilities of a spell-focused Fromsoft game that turns FP into a second stamina bar where the cost of magic use is the pace of your attacks rather than the total number of spells you can cast.
Then go check out Convegence mod that is more focused on spells and even can become strong warrior with special gear
this honestly is what a lot of caster builds in Convergence feel like, really really fun mod
Mage build in Valheim be like
The Fine Crucible Talisman and Retaliatory Crossed-Tree Talisman are great when combined, especially with certain weapon classes. Specifically Light Greatswords and a Shield in the off-hand. Since you can maintain your block while backstepping, reducing most of the risk from the Fine Feather Talisman should you miss the timing. Most importantly though is that the backstep attack from Light Greatswords is a thrust and the animation for it is so insanely fast that it just straight up starts before the backstep animation finishes. Backstep can also be activated extremely quickly after jumping. Sure its niche, but it is a functional playstyle so it comes down to preference.
I saw that thumbnail and I was like the clickbait got me good. As my last character just used the fp bar to buff that blue dew talisman was a god send after finding it. Having to only invest in maybe one or two flasks of blue at most was great
Edit: I wrote this comment one second into the video... I agree with everything Rusty is saying and I pray to all the gods that they keep it because it is so good.
I love that you listen to your community for quality-of-life improvements. Cool guy move.
That Aged One's description at 22:36 is why I love your content. Relatable and very true just hits the best
I saw Blessed Dew in the thumbnail and was worried I was gonna have to explain why it’s so good.
But as usual, the king delivers
Blew Dew amazing for low FP high damage casters, combine with FP on kill and you pretty much never need more than one blue flask for when you get to the boss of a dungeon. It makes all fights safe with good positioning. Love it.
Yup. If you have a lot of mind you don’t need it but if you don’t this prefect.
Tbh even better than fp on kill is cerulean dagger cause it lets you get 15 fp from basically any enemy in the game and also works on bosses.
@@Aiden-Ed lucky for us we can do both.
I love your videos. Also, I like when you leave the takes with slight mistakes. It feels human and I love you. Keep it up.
Day 23 of asking Rusty to rank every enemy in Elden Ring. If you could rank all the weapons, the enemies should be no issue for you.
2:59 cue cut to Iron Pineapple's overloaded run 😄
29:08 only reason i'd rate this lower is that the new consumable tha gives 5fp per second at the cost of sleep buildup and gives like idk 150fp p sure? only strength build can just plug that flower right in the sippy and put a 2hand sword+2head turtle talisman in that slot, or any other snowballing talismans that you like to doomstack. even on magic/faith builds it has been my opening move to just pop this after using the buff incants. granted the material is still quite annoying to farm and because of that i think the talisman gets underapprieciated, which means it wont get nerfed(hopefully)
Blue dew is _perfect_ for co-op, you basically put lord's heal or heal from afar and blessing's boon on the list of spells, and use them for _free_ while helping with bosses and maybe playing more carefully/defensively.
The restaurant variety ranking actually sounds so fun
Actually for a high level spellcaster the cerulean Seed Talisman can be pretty good for exploring dungeons. That way you can save more flasks for the boss. And you also switch it out before any fight that is more difficult for something that lets you do more damage or gives you damage negation.
I disagree. If exploring as a caster, you really don't want to dip so low on mana that the cerulean becomes useful at any point. It's just too risky.
YES HES SHOWING WHAT THE ITEM EFFECT IS FINALLY LETS GOOOOOOOOOO
It's never too early for feet tier list!
Miquella slays 🤷
Renalla low diffs
As a casual player, i LOVED Blessed Blue Dew Talisman. I normally go full melee without using enchantments, and normally since i'm bad playing i don't want to "waste" flask on FP, so i switch then all to HP, which means in the base game i never used enchantments or skills at all....
Now here comes this little talisman, and now with the backhand blades i could casually fight and use the ash of war without worring about FP since after a few seconds later i recovered it back. It made the DLC much more enjoyable for me.
Retaliatory Crossed-Tree fits extremely comfortably into offhand weapon builds and Pvp, personally I really love the slight damage boost to an attack I see so frequently in boss fights and the aforementioned pvp duels.
All I do is fuckin roll-swipe
17% being considered "slight" is crazy, i keep finding so odd that running attacks got the lower bonus than crouch when running attacks are generally harder to lend on the actually good setups imho
I think it's crazy how many people don't think the Blessed Blue talisman is good when people didn't say the Carian Filigreed was a bad talisman, and in most circumstances it outshines it as long as you know how to do attacks that aren't your AoW. Not to mention it can effectively give you more healing by letting you have to take literally no blue flasks
They just mad they can't do infinite corpse pilers with it
Cmon bro drop the every enemy tier list
100% agree with blue dew, I'm doing my second playthrough of the DLC as a summon with my friend and let me tell you, having essentially infinite healing as a summon as we explore feel so good, considering how limiting having half your flasks feels.
blue blessed dew is so stupidly strong. What's that? You have a weapon art build? Well, just wait until you get the opportunity to attack again on half the DLC bosses, and it'll be like your FP bar is endless! Hm? You have a strong spell but dont want to lessen your health flasks? Just WAIT for a half a minute and you'll have full FP AGAIN
I can constantly have a spell active too while exploring or going through dungeons, wether it’s a damage buff or a heal over time spell I’m constantly doing more damage and keeping my health full without wasting flasks. It’s such a good talisman.
Thank you for adding the effect, i at least havent seen it before the last couple of vidoes.
No hate but blue dew is awesome for all casting
No need to go back to grace and keep on killing with spells and skills
The regen is a little slow but for those willing to wait i can make a pure casting build viable
Sir I love your videos, but to see you actually listen to your comments and add what the item does on screen, wow amazing content creator! Here’s a comment and a like for engagement 🎉
Coming back after Patch to tell Rusty to put Rellana's Cameo on first spot because it's absolutely totally stupidly busted now! 45%. And it activates *much* faster. It's like. Very, Very busted
that's 60% to any stanced weapon art if you use it with Alexanders. if there's any Charged+Stanced Weapon arts (SoNF?) you can also put on Godfrey Icon, for a full 75%. And then Branch Feather or Ritual Sword or like. Anything you want? and you could climb above 85% extra damage fairly easily.
The Blue Dew being top 5 makes sense but number 1 is definitely crazy.
With how aggressive bosses are, especially in the dlc, I’d rather spend that slot with something that’d either give me an immediate attack or defense buff to last longer.
If you have the patience I recommend swapping to primal glinstone before the fight if you have any HP Regen. Saves a flask- that along with the old Lord talisman.
i clicked to see your complaints on blue dew, glad it was the best, it has not been unequipped since i got it because it also acts as blessed dew by just using bestial vitality.
i cant remove it just like 90% of pvp players cant unequip bullgoat. not only do i get free healing the fp regen fixes all my problems as being a support build for coop and lets me take off sacrificial axe, the fp horn talisman and blasphemous blade. i can finally use new things like the cool frisbee that is often oppressive in pvp and new weapons that are fun to use. not to mention it enables low level casters to not have all flasks be fp so they dont have to rest constantly.
i will now watch the whole vid out of respect for the recognition blue dew got.
Thanks for adding the effect in the corner!
6:23 Me...first playthrough...not realize where I was or who I was fighting...vastly under leveled...brute forced my way through him and had no clue how I managed it...had no idea what I was doing whatsoever in the game lol. I think at the time I was just like bleed dagger go brrrrrrr.
Putting the talismans the way you did for the image and effects reminds me of Little Big Planet lmao
2:57 Well, I recently did a playthrough as Igon (no walking/rolling/jumping/torrent, greatbow only), and being overloaded was pretty optimal, so this would work in this specific challenge run
Many talismans can be op for challenge runs in general
you sure love your EXQUISITE PAIN to play like that
After V.1.14 Rellana's Cameo deserves a higher place.
1 sek to activate and a 45% damage boost.
Pretty spicy
I know I'm late, like really late, but why the hell isn't their a frostbite exultation? I got why in the base game their wasn't one, because it makes poison and blood loss more impactful because they had exultation, but now that Madness and Sleep have exultations, it's bizarre that frostbite is the only one without an exultation. (Deathblight doesn't count, nor should it)
It wouldn't even be that useful since you can't proc frostbite on urself
Ok, I get that, but
1. Sleep didn't until the DLC
2. I'm pretty sure it would be more helpful to prock the effects on the enemy, because then the buff would stack with the debuff frostbite gives
3. Still doesn't change how bizarre that frostbite is the only status effect without this
Probably because you already get a damage boost from Frostbite by default in the form of the debuff it gives to enemy defenses, not to mention the fact that it can be reset and reapplied very frequently with quite a few tools and combinations.
Blue dew talisman is also really great to pair with Consumables/Tools that have a fp cost. by the time you win one fight and get to the next one, your fp is already restored!
So, I found the Blessed Blue Dew Talisman within my first 90 minutes in the DLC on a build using Blasphemous Blade. It genuinely hardcarried my first blind playthrough to an obsurd degree. If you're carefully exploring every nook and cranny not knowing where the next grace is, having more of a resource as universal as FP is a lifesaver. And, since you're taking your sweet ass time exploring, it actually has time to refill your FP consistently.
This video might've just been the final tug to bring me into using the blasphemous blade after having never touched it since acquiring it. I never felt powerful with it enough. but that talisman might just be the golden nugget to having me try it.
Don't forget with Blue Dew, you can cast the most FP efficient incant in the game. Discus of light, at a whopping 3 FP used. Pair that with the Dryleaf seal and a sword of light. And you've got a discus nightmare build. Have fun!
Discus gets buffed by BOTH dryleaf and golden seals so one in each hand, plus you can use goldmask’s mask for another buff, and then add on some incant and holy damage talismans and you can now spam one of the longest range incants for 3 fp basically forever. It’s especially good for co-op where you’re more flask limited. Blessed Dew also works wonders with projectile ash of war focused builds like the envoy horns because when you start to run low on fp, for ash of wars you only need half the cost to activate it so something like golden land is now infinite use and can reach all the way across even the biggest boss arenas.
Blue dew and discus of light is OTP
I was so stoked finding the two headed turtle and two handed talismans.
Did they nerf/change the fact that the Dried Boquet works with undead summons that die/resurrect every time they die? Or did he just not know/mention it?
He probably knows. He just also knows that those things aren't staying alive against anything that's actually hard, because their health is tissue paper, and everything combos now.
can we talk about that blend at 12:15? THAT WAS FING AMAZING!!!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought blue dew was OP.
Basically infinite FP for a melee builds.
Ngl I am glad I see you acknowledging the blue dew blessed talisman as nr. 1
In my playthrough on my faith character I noticed that thanks to the mana regen I pretty much had infinite healing at my disposal by just taking things nice and slow and exploring everg nook ans cranny while healing myself with spells whenever needed.