Top 2 Elden Ring Best Dark Moon Greatsword Builds After Patch 1.10

Top 2 Elden Ring Best Dark Moon Greatsword Builds After Patch 1.10

3/6/2024 11:09:10 AM

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How to build around Dark Moon Greatsword in Elden Ring? Here are two overpowered Elden Ring 1.10 Dark Moon Greatsword builds that can turn you into the most unstoppable destroyer.

Elden Ring Best Dark Moon Greatsword Build

Best Elden Ring Dark Moon Greatsword Build 1.10 - Elden Ring 1.10 Intelligence Build

To scale the Dark Moon Greatsword, you need a handful of intelligence points, so these two are also intelligence heavily builds, wield the Dark Moon Greatsword with plus 10 on your main hand and you can have a shield or a staff on the off-hand. To get the weapon, you need to complete Ranni’s questline first to earn the Dark Moon ring and then give it to Ranni. Take a look at the best stats, weapons, armor, incantations, talismans, and tears for the Dark Moon Greatsword build after Elden Ring Patch 1.10.

No.1 Elden Ring 1.10 Dark Moon Greatsword Build

Stats (Level 150)

Below are the level 150 stats after boosts with the use of Godrick’s Great Runel, Marika's Soreseal, and Stargazer Heirloom. This build focuses on intelligence as the main weapon requires a lot of Int points. Put 25 points into faith to use Golden Vow and Flame, Grant Me Strength, these two incantations will boost stamina regeneration, damage negation, and damage output, this is what you need to survive longer when against bosses.

- Vigor 40

- Mind 35

- Endurance 34

- Strength 25

- Dexterity 20

- Intelligence 85

- Faith 35

- Arcane 20

Weapons

Dark Moon Greatsword is one of the legendary and most iconic weapons in Elden Ring, the Ash of War or skill power will infuse the sword with that Dark Moon energy, which is also freeze build up against enemies once you infuse the weapon with your Ash of War, you can then hold down your heavy attack to unleash a wave of ice cold magic if you hit an enemy with this wave, it will still hit with 35 stance points even though you're not hitting them. You can stagger pretty much most bosses in about three or four hits. You're hitting them at range and then when they're up close, you will hit them with both the sword and ice beam of magic.