Top 5 Most Unique Power Weapons in Elden Ring – FandomSpot

I don’t mean to hate this, but it doesn’t get any more generic than an STR based build on a FromSoftware game.

If you want to stand out, you need a unique weapon.

Everyone’s running around with Grafted Blades and Ruins Greatswords, so there’s plenty of room for some originality.

And if you want to stand out from the armies of burly tarnished bodybuilders, check out these unique and unusual power-scaling weapons in Elden Ring.

5. Ghiza’s wheel

Ghiza’s Wheel is an exceptional weapon from every angle.

This colossal weapon is Elden Ring’s version of a chainsaw. If you needed to clip tails for weapons in ER like you do in Dark Souls, this would be the tool for the job.

It’s all thanks to his weapon skill – Spinning Wheel – which allows you to direct this tool of destruction forward while the blades spin violently.

Anyone who comes into contact with them is turned into the pink slime used to make McNuggets.

Where to find: This cruel torture device is obtained by defeating Inquisitor Ghiza in Volcano Manor.

4. Great Horn of the Envoy

A combination of Strength and Faith is one of the most popular build archetypes in Elden Ring. If you’re running a STR/FAI build and want to break with the form, try the Envoy’s Greathorn.

This somewhat ridiculous weapon is actually a musical instrument – although no average person should be able to play it. The next Elden Lord, however… that’s another story.

If swinging that large brass mace at your enemies isn’t having the effect you were hoping for, simply use the Greater Oracle Bubble weapon art and blast a massive blob of divine energy in their direction.

With nice damage, range, and excellent roll catch moves, the Envoy’s Big Horn is more than just “unique”.

Where to find: If you’re lucky, you can get this from the corpse of a giant oracle envoy in Miquella’s Haligtree.

3. Greatsword of the Marais Executioner

Something STR-focused players often complain about is their short range.

The Marais Executioner’s Greatsword offers a solution with the weapon skill Eochaid’s Dancing Blade, which allows you to launch this brutal-looking greatsword forward in a corkscrew attack.

Anything less than a giant boss should be slightly staggered by the blade’s continuous strikes. You have no choice but to suffer until the edge stops spinning.

The weapon is intended for STR/ARC builds – a somewhat unusual combination. It’s doubly unusual considering it has no bleed or poison build-up effect.

Where to find: You can get this heirloom of House Marais after defeating Elemer of the Briar in the Shaded Castle.

2. Fingerprint Stone Shields

What’s more unique than dual-wielding shields instead of regular weapons?

The Fingerprint Stone Shield is particularly good at this because there are two things. First, it negates a ton of damage and makes you nearly untouchable. Second, it causes insanity to build up – an excellent tool in PvP encounters.

As this video so eloquently demonstrates, being able to morph into an immobile object with two of them and slowly walk towards your defenseless foe as he tries in vain to break through your cover is empowering, to say the least.

A weapon skill like Shield Bash or Shield Crash should help you polish your victory.

Where to find: This heavy shield lies near the floor of the Forsaken Cathedral after a grueling platform section. You can only enter this area after defeating Morgott.

1. ring finger

Elden Ring’s obsession with fingers is one of its most unusual traits – and this weapon is the focal point of FromSoftware’s finger-centric worldbuilding.

According to the item description, this grotesque weapon has a fleshy texture and is warm to the touch.

It might be the weirdest weapon in Elden Ring, period.

It’s also a lot of fun to use thanks to its weapon skill. As the name suggests, Claw Flick lets you smack your enemies out of the way like a fly or a gnat.

Where to find: In Gelmir Hero’s Grave, go down from the first chariot, fearlessly cross the lava and turn left to find the Ringed Finger.