All 154 Talismans Ranked in Elden Ring!

[@AS-bc8fg]

All sites of grace ranking when

[@ac1dnet]

my favorite is the lake facing cliffs grace right after godrick, you can see the whole game almost from that one spot, you can even just barely see the fire giants forge. puts in perspective how much is still left to explore and i love it

[@m74d3]

​@@ac1dnetAll joking aside, this is indeed the best grace due to the view

[@hlealg]

Wrong content creator bud

[@ar.71944]

That's a vid rusty would do

[@Shurashina]

Gravesite Plain is top 1

[@adamplaga7859]

It’s bittersweet knowing that this is probably one of his last Elden Ring talisman ranking videos. We’re getting close to the end

[@AndroidPoetry]

Yeah, the well will probably dry up next year. If only there was another Elden Ring game coming out next year. Oh wait!

[@theFORZA66]

He should do ds vids. I started fromsoft games with elden ring but i recently did a ds1 playthrough and am doing ds2. Lots of fun builds in those games as well

[@theFORZA66]

​@AndroidPoetry night reign probably wont have as much stuff to makr vids on since its not gonna have a traditional fromsoft build system

[@JustinTaylor-y9f]

The end of his life?

[@valenby]

​@JustinTaylor-y9f yeah he's terminal unfortunately

[@knightgabriel1311]

Bro is desperate for his rent

[@theonedux157]

Have you seen how much rent is now?

[@TheBlafman]

On mother Marika.

[@EastGhostINC]

​@@theonedux157 Thank the Demokkkrats for that or liberals depending where you are.

[@heir8095]

And we shall help him pay it.

[@xienho]

Who isnt

[@flak125]

Blue dew talisman completely underrated. The only talisman in the game with passive FP regen. Several pieces of armor give health regen but only one talisman gives FP regen. Having to use a finite amount of starlight shards before was super painful. Very useful for longer invasions too when you run out of blue flasks.

[@Jimbobda1st]

There's weapons that give fp on kill, a talisman that gives fp on kill, a talisman that gives fp on crits, there's plenty to give infinite, and 0.5 fp/s isn't worth it, this is also not a PvP based tier list

[@fafapapa1271]

Blessed Blue Dew talisman kind of makes healing free if you're into Faith. You cast something like Blessing of the Erdtree and you get the FP back by the end of its effect, more or less. So you can turn your now useless healing flasks into FP ones and have even more FP :) It's useless against bosses of course but I like having it when exploring a new area/dungeon. Not saying that Youwi is wrong, he knows the game a million times better than I do, just sharing a possible use for it.

[@thisisyou6450]

He is wrong for putting the red dew higher than blue dew

[@varsa507]

Ashes of war can be cast at 50% cost when you run out of fp. In most cases, you can reuse your ash of war every 5-10 seconds. Blue dew is better than people imagine.

[@FSToxin74]

blue dew is overpowered for invasions. unlimited fp means you can use your warming stones and camp out while the host is out of flasks, the lower level you get this the more op it is

[@Scowleasy]

Yeah dude is finding out that not everyone cares about raw dps all the time.

[@Jimbobda1st]

Except that this only applies when you use a single buff, if you use 2 buffs it does much worse, the more buffs the less effective blue dew is, as opposed to something like cerulean seed +1, you also aren't often going to be able to use the buff again in the fight

[@The_Novu]

>Talisman with interesting effect >Talisman with a decent but not really gamebreaking buff >Massive drawback for no reason From making fun things useless is just tradition at this point.

[@nuke4alex]

amazing totally watched the whole video

[@EastGhostINC]

Bruh he sounds like a cod black ops 1 squeaker, he def has low testosterone and needs a boost or sumting

[@bloodhoundfang]

Me too,it was great

[@lharsay]

I don't understand why you valued the Blessed Dew Talisman higher than the Blue variant, if you have the blue one equipped you can just permabuff yourself with Bestial Vitality or Blessing's Boon while exploring without spending blue flasks before the boss.

[@aprinnyonbreak1290]

The only thing I can think of is availability. The Blue Dew talisman is behind as a minimum Mohg, wheras the normal Dew talisman is in the like, maybe 30 minutes off a fresh character level of availability. I agree though. Once you actually have both, the regular Dew talisman is completely and wholly outclassed by the regular Dew talisman, and the same logic of availability penalties on the Blue Dew talisman also means there's really no excuse to not have the couple points of Faith to squeeze a bestial vitality out of it.

[@generalock3015]

You get it so early that u can pick it up every playthrough and just have it as one of ur first talismans blue dew way too late in the game

[@NecroBanana]

That's why I'm always willing to trade it if people ask for it. If you start a nee character and give jt that talisman, the early game is cracked.​@@aprinnyonbreak1290

[@adamnave1078]

Blue dew is crazy good youwy did not cook

[@youwy]

Normal one you get right at the beginning of the game so it has some use whereas the blue one you get in the DLC and it in undoubtedly a wasted talisman slot unless you're AFK. There are way better talismans out there for saving FP or regenerating FP. Im shocked that people find value in this talisman at all when you're having to wait minutes just to be able to cast a spell once or twice.

[@lmtalpha6382]

A very situational niche I've found about the Twinblade Talisman is that the powerstanced light greatsword moveset has some shortcuts that end in the final attack. The rolling and jumping attacks transition into the final attack which has four hits so I made a build that has all the multi hit talismans and the twinblade talisman to take advantage of it. It is a pretty long animation but if I had an opening long enough to get the whole thing off then it did decent damage.

[@quendimirlenintino9605]

Powerstance spears and greathammers (especially bleed) with Twinblade Talisman and endure in right hand compete with the most broken builds in the game. I've made an occult dual great stars build with RKR in right hand and jump attack buffs - yes, jump attack counts as hit one in a three hit combo - which means hit one gets all the jump buffs and RKR and as long as you get the other two off they, mathematically, get buffed 23 percent each. The reason From has kept it as this niche application rather than making the damage bonus increase with 4 or 5 hit combos is because, well, imagine a venomous fang build with endure and this Talisman on. You get the idea.

[@ForCastView]

Rare miss on the blessed blue dew talisman. It’s great for basically having 100% uptime on buffs/heals on builds that don’t really invest in mind which actually makes the regen pretty significant. You don’t need in on damage spell focused builds but if my fp bar refills by the time that my weapon buff runs out then I’m basically getting that buff for free.

[@kellbyb]

20 mind and 2 blue flasks is basically all it takes to have consistent uptime on a reasonable number of buffs and that is a very minimal investment imo.

[@meraak1]

if ur wasting a talisman slot 100% of the time just to save like 20 fp on a buff every now and then, you are brainwashed by rusty and need to evaluate ur playstyle

[@nguyen-vuluu3150]

​@@kellbyb what if you're a summoned phantom or invader and have to have all 7 flasks? its literally free mana. infinite mileage on ashes of war or minor buffs

[@emceemikey]

It seems to me that youwy places little to no value on resource management or really anything to help with clearing levels. He mostly focuses on fighting mobs and bosses, which if you consider that perspective his rankings start to make more sense. He put messmers spear super low for example when I found it invaluable for clearing out mobs safely as the range on the charge r2 was good and it didn't cost any resources

[@varsa507]

Pretty much

[@Silverstar114]

The concealing veil has a huge utility in allowing you to fast travel a lot sooner when a dog sees you from halfway across the map.

[@lharsay]

2:18 You can make a nearly unkillable Mimic if you combine that with the Twinbird Kite shield and Great Stars, I watched mine casually soloing a Black Blade Kindred on NG+2.

[@thisisyou6450]

I actually like how you are making a very good lists and cataloging the whole game, it is a lot better and informative than other youtuber’s lists

[@Firefly600]

Youwy is the absolute GOAT ain't no one putting this much effort into a vid.

[@MinhTuHa-ry4fe]

19:12 I think blue dew talisman deserve a higher place, when I explore, it keep my buff 100% percent on, even fighting trash mod, when I have all my buff on, I feel so much better.

[@Definitely4lex]

100% this, sure if you're a full fledged mage this might not be able to keep up. For pure Str/Dex builds however who don't use a great deal of FP anyway this can be used purely for 100% uptime on Bestial VItality or Blessing's boon. The same applies for mages as well in fairness, but 100% buff uptime with 0 FP investment is reason alone to get this way higher.

[@emilandersson6470]

For co-op these talismans are great, especially at low levels since your resources are so limited.

[@kellbyb]

At the very least it deserves to be higher than the other blessed dew talisman purely off the fact that you can equip it, cast bestial vitality, and regen more than twice as much hp and go positive on FP.

[@Ytinasniiable]

​@@Definitely4lexeven mages should appreciate it because every second they're not at full FP is free FP towards another cast (this is also a reason to not just stop getting FP when it reaches 1 +12 flask)

[@Definitely4lex]

@ oh yeah extra FP is extra FP no debate, but the argument comes in when they fry through an entire FP bar in 15 seconds that it can’t keep up… which of course it can’t, that doesn’t make it bad hahah.

[@xienho]

All skybox rankings when

[@drpeepee05]

He alrd did.Youwy is 4 parallel universes ahead of you

[@benro6564]

The one use of Daedicar's Woe is to make the Mimic Tear boss take more damage, but that doesn't mean much when you could also turn that fight into a naked guy punching you and destroy it easily anyway.

[@varsa507]

Once you figure out that ashes of war(which are usually cheap) can be cast at 50% cost, the blessed blue dew will never leave your talisman slot, it's arguably the best talisman in the game. Obviously if you're the buff stacking type of player who only cares about bosses this isn't for you.

[@thisisyou6450]

Blessed red dew over blessed blue dew is actually crazy You can have blessings boon (or bestial vitality for lower faith) sustained perpetually

[@sothrow5462]

Go ahead and equip that talisman if you think it's useful lol

[@symetriam6211]

if you can cast it

[@thisisyou6450]

@@symetriam6211 12 faith literally

[@thisisyou6450]

@@sothrow5462 not everything is about killing a boss

[@sothrow5462]

@@thisisyou6450 in elden ring the pve is so easy graces are everywhere

[@Silverstar114]

36:40 the buff extension effect actually doesn't work if you take off the talisman. It doesn't extend the duration of the effects that you apply, it slows the timer for buffs on you. Ie, the buffs remaining time will only go down by ~0.77 seconds for every second you have the talisman on.

[@realname8798]

Blessed Dew Talisman at 71 is criminal. Have you even used it before?

[@meraak1]

it is completely and utterly useless. a talisman slot is way more valuable than 1 blue flask, which is the amount of value that the blue dew talisman is giving you

[@Silverstar114]

For people with low mind, it's basically an infinite number of blue flasks. If you're not using a ton of FP at once, it basically lets you cast low cost spells or buffs constantly when exploring.

[@a.ah.689]

This talisman is really invaluable at low levels, in my co op low level build it's infinite FP for exploring and as a summon. I'm sure if you have a ton of mind and are level 150+ it will feel useless and that's where you'll likely get it at the DLC but if you have low mind and aren't a caster build it's really good.

[@adamnave1078]

​@@meraak1see below 👇

[@youwy]

yeah it's ass. 30 FP per minute is trash and you're better off with many of the other talismans that actually do something useful for you.

[@MrFallenone]

Blessed Dew over Blessed Blue Dew is crazy. No idea what the Viridian amber is doing in A tier in Elden Ring. Ah yes. Peak A tier "For the most part I don't consider it to be worth the talisman slot." Crusade Insignia is borderline useless. When do you ever need 15% more damage outside of a bossfight? Also Blade of Mercy is just a better version because you can almost always backstab of stance break some random mob. Anyway the rest of the list is fine. Nice vid.

[@Scowleasy]

Crusade insignia is basically a permanent +15% when you’re exploring.

[@iUseDemFrapz]

Huh?? 15% more damage for like most of every level is clearly very useful. That can easily be the difference maker in taking an extra hit to finish off an enemy which can make getting through levels more convenient. It can also still work in specific boss fights with ganks or on the rare boss that spawns another enemy.

[@Scowleasy]

@ it can even replace shard of Alexander when exploring; except it applies to everything, not just AoW damage

[@josephhobbs4680]

Blessed blue due literally makes golden vow and most weapon buffs free it should be way higher

[@bcs-xp4ee]

I think the only reason he put blessed dew talismans so low because people can’t stfu about it and treat it as some game breaking thing. I disagree about crimson seed , it should have been 1st because in my opinion. People don’t realise how great it full your health bar in 1 go. Less flask usage and less time you gonna spend healing that indirectly increase chance of you not getting hit.

[@aprinnyonbreak1290]

If you're gonna do crimson seed, you should honestly probably do ritual shield too, since the combo generally means you take two good hits, then top it off. It's just one of those hit to kill formulas that kinda works out most of the time.

[@paigelove2666]

In defense of Blessed Blue Dew: It's excellent for low mind builds, especially ones that lean on buffs. Cragblade, golden vow, FGMS all become a lot easier to keep going, and stuff like Quick Step, Bloodhound's Step, and Raven of the Mist become easier to use freely on builds that aren't using much FP otherwise. Even in boss fights! Being able to just stick to a talisman to remove the need to ever use an fp flask (which also potentially wastes an opportunity to buff) improves the cadence of a lot of fights too. I think 2h talisman, double headed turtle, dragoncrest greatshield, and blue dew is just a really solid default to use if you're not an ash-based or spell-based build.

[@Gatchu137]

5:36 I'm surprised you didn't mention the strat of equipping Shabriri, summoning Mimic Tear, and then having Mimic Tear draw more aggro.

[@RadmehrKhalili]

This amount of dedication is outstanding. Btw, watched the whole incant and Aow n this one second by second

[@Soren59]

The Blessed Blue Dew disrespect is crazy

[@GGabolfazl]

Watched the whole video, awesome work!

[@teenagesilver6512]

crimson seed is my top1 fav, permanent talisman equipped, and I didn't need guides to feel how extremely helpful this talisman is

[@AM-yg9sh]

Shard being first is definitely the most agreed upon idea. Great list.

[@RichardLeigh-xs9vw]

The shabiris woe is good cuz if U have it equipped and then summon mimic tear, then take it off, the enemy/s will only attack the summon

[@rooislangwtf]

5:48 the actual use for Shabriri's Woe is equipping it, summoning the mimic and then swapping to another talisman so that the mimic pulls agro

[@IcarusFalling99]

Not arguing for Blue blessed dew talisman for a better position... But if you're running quickstep AoW, slap this on and you can pretty much keep using QS forever. Very fun playstyle with fast weapons, helped me kill pre-patch consort radahn.

[@Jimbobda1st]

It takes 6 seconds for the blue dew to give you enough for a single quickstep

[@IcarusFalling99]

@Jimbobda1st Yeah, and the talisman isn't good in a vacuum don't get me wrong, but when QS is the only thing you're spending FP on it adds up. The fight was so long that over the course of the fight you get a lot of "free" quicksteps. I had a cold milady, 11 hp flasks and 1 fp flask for emergencies. It was way easier to dodge all the bullshit combos with QS without having to worry about FP at all, especially the autocombo double slash radahn used to have.

[@Jimbobda1st]

@@IcarusFalling99 but why not have a talisman that meant you could do more damage making the fight shorter or something to make it so that mistakes won't be as problematic, and then just get another blue flask

[@IcarusFalling99]

@Jimbobda1st I was running blue dew + 2-handed sword + Two-headed turtle + Phys/Holy defense talisman. For me, I only wanted to focus on 2 fundamentals. 1. Dodge combos and 2. Punish openings. Having "infinite" quickstep made dodging combos easier, because they were super oppressive back then. Openings were small as well, and you pretty much could only do 1 action, heal/fill fp or hit the boss once/twice, and then it was back into another mega combo. Blue dew enabled QS which meant I didn't get hit as often, which meant more openings for damage instead of healing. Yeah sure, you could not run blue dew and have marginally more damage, but it was a mental thing for me. I only had to focus on dodging and punishing. I didn't have to look at fp at all and I had an extra hp flask instead of fp flask. Now, you could just roll as well which makes all this talk void, but I suck shit at rolling so QS was my crutch to beating him, and I thought to build around that.

[@burntcookie0073]

i actually used the blue feathered branchsword with 99 vigor, morgott rune, bubbletear, and golden braid to beat consort radahn the first time. I didnt want to use a shield or a summon and It gave me just enough HP to survive some of his insane teleport combos. It is really only usable on a build like that though.

[@inquisitivemind8061]

71 Blessed Blue Dew Talisman 18:39 If you know you know

[@secondsonofkrypton]

rusty?

[@Prime1116]

Free Buffs!!!

[@Jimbobda1st]

@@Prime1116 Free buff* when you use multiple buffs it no longer has that bonus, due to it not knowing that you want it to counteract the cost of buffs

[@g0ldmagik802]

36:36 Had no idea you could do that with the Old Lords talismans, hopefully that will keep the host alive a bit longer.

[@andreabuzzolani7205]

He's wrong, it doesn't work like he said

[@DBoss1009]

Oooooyeahhhhh! Can't wait for this video Rust-- err, i mean Youwy!

[@aayushdasgupta9754]

Dude, the Talisman of All Crucibles is pretty underrated for challenge Runs. Got me through Messmer on my RL1no hit

[@BlackBinderGames]

Talisman of Lords Bestowal is one of my main goto talismans for Radahn. It basically means when you want to heal, you're going to heal instead of getting staggered out of it. Pairs even better with an endure strat where your entire build is based around face tanking(yes, you can face tank consort radahn).

[@vaas1313]

Twinblade talisman is actually good with power stance spears - pretty quick 3 hit combo

[@FurtiveCutless]

Also with power stanced Light Greatswords. You can skip to the final attack in a few ways, for example by going R2 into R1.

[@rodersm8297]

another great video dude

[@sirith9157]

It's really weird how From decided to make talismans mostly damage increases and a lot of the others are just... Meh. I was honestly hoping for something more uniques in this game like increasing poise (or straight up hyper armor) during charging attacks, small regen effects after getting hit or even recovering/boosting recovery of stamina after dodging attacks. It's just really weird why they did this and then there's a giant rant how From is nerfing things. They could just balance weapons and ashes based on themselves, rather than looking at over 100 talismans and saying "That's broken because people use these talismans". Come on man...

[@lemonnade5974]

54:53 that was a really ballsy move, damn!

[@Frank-kq4te]

Fine crucible feathers is A tier minimum, you got as much i-frames as the fast roll but with no delay whatsoever like the roll, i-frames start the moment you press the dodge button, unlike the roll that happens at the end of the press. Also, makes you perform cool attacks, and has a faster recovery for longer punishes. Blessed blue dew also, A tier is required. Mana is walys used in one way or another and the amount of regen is much more signficant than the blessed dew.

[@gnperdue]

You forgot to mention how hard it is to even get Daedicar’s Woe. It is a very convoluted and long quest that almost nobody will ever figure out unless the study the Wiki carefully, and even if you know what to do, there are a lot of steps. I mean, I guess it is good they didn’t put a crucial talisman behind that quest, but it’d be nice to have gotten some decent reward for all that work…

[@МаркСатдинов]

blue dew actually helped me a bunch in legacy dungeons while i was playing knight with 10 mind, and i made a super funny pvp build with leda's armor, cross-tree and a quickstep rapier, so i dont get why cross tree lower than crepus

[@Jimbobda1st]

This is a PvE list, nothing to do with PvP

[@doxdorian5363]

I disagree with these talisman rankings: 1. Lance talisman - Combat on the horse is pretty strong in my opinion, if you know the technique. I didn't want to kill bosses on the horse in open world, because I though it was a lame way to play the game, seeming somewhat of a cheating, because of how strong it was. Basically, I hit the bosses without giving them an opportunity to hit me back 2. Blessed blue dew talisman - if you are not using a lot of mana, which in my playthroughs was the case, you can use this trinket and not have to use mana flasks at all. You have more HP flask charges, in this case. Instead of using flasks to restore mana, you could do something more useful (hit the boss, restore HP etc.) You don't have to think about mana ever again, in these cases. Near the end of the fight you run out of mana, sometimes

[@cosmiccat4706]

Finally someone else that glazes the Crimson Seed talismans. It's about time my favorite talisman(s) got some love. You can never have enough healing.

[@seekay8079]

Blessed Blue Dew Talisman is pretty underrated. If you use a lot of buffs or regen spells, Blue Dew essentially gives you free casts, since the fp will regen by the time it runs out. It's also a great pairing with the Old Lord's Talisman.

[@skellymen2395]

Rank all 4 talisman slots

[@guest_zzroman2076]

Blue blessed dew in anything but top 10 is kinda sus, it's literally infinite mana while exploring about, with one regen spell that also means infinite health, the only time it's not useful is during bosses but it's not like the game doesn't tell you when you're about to fight one so you can just swap it off for something better in the meantime. It's also insane for long, drawn-out invasions, and you don't have to waste starlight shards anymore.

[@Jimbobda1st]

This is a PvE only tier list, something could be bugged to let you one-shot people in PvP, but that wouldn't impact his tier list

[@eduardobetancourt6677]

2:37 blue-feather branchsword can actually pretty great in some niche builds. Example: Endure+Incant Healing spam (it increases error margin pretty significantly)

[@Herpusderpus]

Me: “I have no social life and really just need to hear a human voice.” KZbin algorithm: “I got you, fam.”

[@themengsk176]

Disagree on the blessed blue dew talisman. The quality of life I get from constantly being able to buff and not worry as much about my FP is just really nice. I can use golden vow and buffs on all my builds with it and just not have to worry. I'd say it's at least middle B tier.

[@Jimbobda1st]

It only makes one buff free at a time, when there's multiple, they're no longer free

[@DevonReed27]

"Niche niche niche NEESH" "RUSTY IS WRONG" "GRAVVIN" "YOU MUST SURVIVE" Got it.

[@xxxxixi6073]

Are you ok?

[@DevonReed27]

@xxxxixi6073 I've just been informed that my pantry is now devoid of cornflakes, no I'm not okay.

[@bigbruno2232]

​@@DevonReed27Did I ever tell you about the rabbits.

[@deafmole9974]

Shabriri’s Woe can be equipped to mimic, which if you have tanky mimic can actually be pretty op. Super niche still

[@Poppenheimer69]

I think Blue Dew talisman is A tier for exploration when you're playing the game for the first time and doing so blind. I remember thinking that it was downright broken when I first got it, because it basically allowed me to have endless casts for most of my buffs and Ashes. However, that was only the case because I was basically crawling through every area of the DLC and I was running a Paladin-esque build with emphasis on physical damage and support incants. If I was casting more frequently and used FP for offense constantly, Blue Dew would probably seem about as useful as Blessed Dew. In addition, even though I used Blue Dew for exploration, I would unequip it before boss fights, because I knew that I simply won't need it and have better stuff to slot in. I'm currently on a new playthrough and I don't miss the Blue Dew at all. I just use the Cerulean Dagger during exploration and an additional flask for the boss fights.

[@cordyceps182]

Error in the D tier: 92 was Concealing Veil, but the list shows Beloved Stardust.

[@manquail2361]

I like the blessed blue dew talisman for infinite determination and royal knight resolves. A few seconds makes up the difference for every use.

[@clankymocha]

Desperate for rent or not, this still really good info for anyone making a new build

[@mbunaorchid]

Fantastic work 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@dagg1905]

Youwy please don’t stop these rankings, milk this shit till the cow is dry

[@spiritualsunc]

54:59 note: you can stack *rotten winged sword insignia* with *millicents prosthesis*

[@tarenflores]

youwy you should write / sell something like “encyclopedia of the lands between” basically compiling all your info and opinions into a place. Just sell its as a pdf it would def be worth at least like $5 or maybe much more, given how much ur experience/knowledge can genuinely help soften the occasionally painful aspects and tough learning curve of this game.

[@LucieOne]

Yay! Dragoncrest Greatshield, Rotten Winged Sword, Claw and Lord of Blood's Exultation - all my favorites all made S tier.

[@cakes-r-great9111]

You missed Beloved Stardust in your D-Tier ranking babes

[@WinstonWolfe21]

As I’ve always said we needed five talisman slots

[@darkphoenix2]

Man IDK when I'm running through the dungeons and my main attack is Stone of Gurranq, having that Blessed Blue Dew Talisman frees up some flasks for healing instead of FP. It might take 30 seconds to regain FP for another Stone, but if it takes several minutes to even use an entire FP bar because I'm not spending literally every second fighting, then I usually regained a ton of FP by the time I would actually need to drink.

[@Costel_Montana]

Only things I think should switch are the Winged Sword Insignia and the Rotten one, bc in a new game the only way to stack multi hits talis is Winged Sword Insignia and Millicent tali. It is fine the way you put them if you just compare them one by one to be fair.

[@adawg3032]

blue dew talisman hasnt left my talisman slot. when at low fp, ashes of war only require half the fp cost so this talisman can pretty much negate the need of fp flasks for some weapons.

[@Killrhobo15]

I don't understand Youwy's logic for the Blessed Blue Dew Talisman. For many builds when you're using spells and AoW seldomly, this helps you save your blue flasks (and red flasks when you have healing spells) especially going through long dungeons. There's a lot of downtime when you're exploring anyways so you don't even need to be afk to get your FP back. I've used it for most of my DLC playthrough.

[@Jimbobda1st]

The cheapest healing incant costs 16fp, which is 32 seconds, and that's urgent heal, not going to replace crimson flasks

[@zidoknight8381]

​@Jimbobda1st Blessing's boon is great for exploration, and absolutely can replace the crimson flask if you're not getting hit a ton of times. It's 30 FP, so you'll have the FP for it back as soon as it expires, or before if you're running Old Lord for extra Cragblade duration. If you're running an Int/Fth build, spamming Discus of Light, it'll be paid for every 6 seconds. You'll usually have a bit more time than that between encounters, even in dungeons. Blue Dew isn't game-breaking, but it's at least better than 71. I'd put it middle B-tier.

[@MaxMinstats]

@27:00 lil bit a trivia for ya, perfumers talisman also boosts perfumers bolts

[@Berserker56]

I been waiting for this

[@battsengelnurzed4787]

Well I now know that I will do for next hour and 3 minutes.

[@RamixTheRed]

I think Blessed Blue Dew is underrated, especially for co-op where your flasks are heavily reduced and FP becomes much more costly. Even in single player though, with long marathon boss fights, the Blue Dew talisman can add up over a long period and end up being the difference between an extra cast of a costly spell, and obviously for exploration this goes double

[@Jimbobda1st]

First, this is PvE, it could one-shot invaders and it would have no impact on this list, also if a costly spell is 30 fp, then it takes a minute to be able to cast it just from blue dew

[@RamixTheRed]

@Jimbobda1st I was talking about co-op, which still counts as PvE buddy Also, that's not how it works in real-world situations. Let's say you have a spell that costs 30 fp, but you cast your other spells throughout the fight, and now you're left with 29 FP. Before you would just have to bite the bullet and drink a flask, but with the talisman equipped you get just enough FP for an extra cast. This comes up *often* , especially in co-op

[@JoeFernald-q7i]

We need a loading screen ranking video?

[@NecroBanana]

The Outer God Talisman is useful when farming, especially if you don't wanna respec into an arcane build that extra 5 Arcane helps.

[@namelesscompadre4095]

So I'm not sure how the game orders processes in regard to talisman activation, and I'm too Elden Ringed right now to do spur of the moment testing, but I'd argue that blue-feathered branch sword deserves at least C tier depending on how it triggers. If it boosts defense in response to a hit that would have killed you without the extra damage resist, then I'd say it would be worth using in at least some niche cases; i.e. you take a hit for 100 damage, you have 90 health and 10% damage resist, and the branchsword triggers at 20% health, blocking 60%(ignoring diminishing returns for defense for the sake of the example) of the remaining damage, you would theoretically take 70 of the now 90 damage(thanks to the hypothetical 10% resist), and the remaining damage would be reduced to 8, keeping you alive. However, this is a pretty specific way for it to work, and if it doesn't work this way or some other way to prevent one shots, then it probably is not worth using.

[@HAVIN_aBLAST]

30:07 in the examples you showed it's the Malenia's rune that's doing most of the heavy lifting. The godskin swadling cloth is honestly super underwhelming and an absolute downgrade compared to the pontiff's left eye in ds3 because in elden ring there is a cooldown between each proc. i think they implemented this because they didn't want the full heal glitch like in ds3 but this cooldown makes the heal speed just laughably low compared to the number of consecutive hits you're dishing out. if it were up to me i wouldn't even put this thing in B tier let alone this high.

[@tieshaunntanner6846]

God Above, I don't even want to imagine the time it took to edit this...

[@azert0608]

Erdtree's Favor+ is the best talisman with 3 attributes increase HP, Stamina & equip load with no downside effects & duration time. Almost any build type uses it.

[@fareastslav]

The downside is wasting a talisman slot for a negligible difference, especially after dlc introduced a headpiece with a similar effect. You’re 100% better off using a crimson amber talisman instead

[@agent2596]

48:52 thank you for invertedly telling me the actual pronunciation of your channel name

[@Jimbobda1st]

I suspect that the I-frame back step talisman would be best when heavy loaded and can't do a normal roll

[@negansmith5637]

I never understood the design philosophy behind some of these niche effects. Why not just give infinite poise with the Talisman of Lords Bestowal for example? That wouldnt make it broken or anything, it would just make it actually useful in some ways.

[@eduardobetancourt6677]

18:55 you’re severely underrating blue dew. The main benefit is it makes most buffs literally free

[@ahmadalghamdi4425]

a talisman that saves you one or two red flasks isn’t that great by any means

[@Jimbobda1st]

*buff, it only allows one buff at a time to be "free" due to it not working overtime when you use multiple buffs

[@nadaburner]

Shabriri's woe is an easy S tier for me on STR builds. For online play it allows me to keep aggro for most of the fight enabling ranged players to spam away. For offline play you can keep Spirit Ashes like Latenna alive a lot longer, she does consistent and hard tracking attacks. If you want to be extra cheesy equip Shabriri's Woe while you summon Mimic Tear. If it also has a long weapon with Prayerful Strike (I like Golem's Halberd), it's incredibly hard to defeat and can consistently heal a large amount of health due to the extra poise. I've done a playthrough with that setup and you can just sit in a corny all comfy as it solos almost everything.

[@the_world555]

there's a whole lot of weapons, weapon skills, and talismans that restore hp, but there's only like 6 items that restore fp (that one craftable that restores fp and fills your sleep gauge over time, starlight shards, dung eater sword, blessed blue dew, the one that restores with crits, and the one that restores with kills) and I think blessed blue dew is probably the best of them

[@Jimbobda1st]

I don't think 1 fp every 2 seconds is worth a talisman slot, a flask easily fills most fp bars, and swapping a single flask from red to blue is much less commitment than swapping a talisman for 0.5 fp/s

[@thatlittlemonstrosity]

I still find it funny how they added a talisman that is only viable with blasphemous blade. Now you don’t even need to sacrifice defences for scorpion charm, you get a free boost on an arguably the easiest to use weapon skill. They could’ve at least added more magma based spells or skills or made a talisman that boosts powerstancing attacks (I know they are already broken but they added two-handed talisman so why not, maybe a smaller boost like 10%)

[@brokensanity5252]

To be fair it's also great on the magma blade and magma warm scale sword. Still a pretty niche talisman tho

[@thatlittlemonstrosity]

@ I mean yeah, it buffs a lot but who really uses anything of it except blasphemous blade and magma wyrm scalesword. I think they tried making people play more with magma sorceries and skills because they were often overshadowed but because it includes blasphemous blade, they are still overshadowed, even more so than before

[@brokensanity5252]

@thatlittlemonstrosity I mean it's still viable with those other spells and weapon skills, and the Blasphemous Blade is so OP that it's not even fun to use more than once. I could see it being really useful on any eruption build, somewhat useful on a dragon communion build, or even useful on a low to mid level split int faith build using the spells it benefits.

[@mistaboogie21]

Finally the elden yapper is back. Please dont forget the incantations and sorceries ranking!

[@timogriesser5191]

Sites of Grace ranking when

[@fareastslav]

Using the blessed blue dew over starlight shards is crazy

[@ac1dnet]

idk if anyones pointed it out yet but youwy said you get millicents prosthesis in the altus plateau and the RWSI from a quest in the haligtree but they actually both come from the haligtree quest, just from different endings i think the millicents prosthesis in altus plateau that he is thinking of is the quest item that you get from the shaded castle and give to millicent to advance her quest

[@manquail2361]

If you kill millicent after giving her the item you get the prosthesis talisman early

[@ac1dnet]

@ damn man i always feel like i know everything about the game bc ive played it so much but i learn something new every day thats nuts thanks for letting me know bc i like the prosthesis talisman but ive avoided getting it lately bc its so much work to do the whole quest and the ending that gives you the prosthesis is sad

[@manquail2361]

@ac1dnet if you try it I believe you specifically need to kill her after she shows up in dominula windmill village post apostle so that she's wearing the prosthesis as opposed to near erdtree gazing hill where you give it to her

[@videojokeremmie7535]

New record for amount of time taken to glaze piercing damage

[@DrakewqSouls]

Bro will start ranking all the grass textures in the game after a couple videos.

[@kibainuzuka7417]

You should rank all sheilds, or all armor

[@eduardobetancourt6677]

9:28 it’s good for rl1 runs tho

[@katze9834]

As an avid rl1er, explain please

[@eduardobetancourt6677]

@@katze9834 the 30% extra damage penalty isn’t really relevant when you’re in a situation where any hit one shots you, so this lets you have max cast speed for free during tough boss fights you need to no-hit anyway

[@katze9834]

@ true ig but it’s still only a couple milliseconds difference

[@eduardobetancourt6677]

10:00 also outclassed by the Twiggy Cracked Tear

[@grantzu]

beloved stardust should be percentage based so it can stack with the other cast speed talismans and it should be a little lower than 30% then it would be cool

[@klekman6474]

Rusty: THE BLESSED BLUE DEW TALISMAN IS SO GOOD I COULD DIE! Youwy: THE BLESSED BLUE DEW TALISMAN IS SO BAD I COULD DIE!