This Vulgar Militia Build in Elden Ring is INSANE 

I need to fight big hat person and get big hat, goblin power

Agreed, we need to fight Gob Linadome owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome

Greedy green gobler goblin coming right up!😂

They do that in order to appear taller than they acutally are. According to the lore, The Vulgar Militia men are spit upon due to their height. that's why they wear it.

@@doodlemaster5406funny goblin pope hat guys riding the funny pope plz!

Aye. It's already S tier, adding poison mist aow would make it even more cracked

They do use bestial incantations but their mists come from traps and throwables instead of spells so it would be more accurate to throw pots in order to emulate that or use aromatics like the poison spraymist.

@@Demokaze or the poison stone consumables

I think the mist incants would be good replacements for their floor traps, since we don't have access to such things ourselves

I think Perfumer Tricia would be a better fit as an Ash since Omenkillers and Perfumers can be found together

Omenkiller Rollo SUCKS as an ash of war.

@@thally4061 How do you figure?

Summons are really fun when you roleplay or when they have a significance in your build. Rather than an op summon that carries you like mimic or Tiche, pick a different one that synergizes with you build. I did a dragon incant build with Ancient Dragon Knight Kristoff which was very fun and he wasn't op :D

@@matthewanderson1916 I had a two handed warrior roleplaying with a knight/wolf/hawk motif, he would charge into battle with a set of soldier ashes, and later used Stormhawk as it's main summon, who I was pleasantly surprised buffed my warriors unga bunga greatsword slams. If you look through the list of spirit ashes, you can get all sorts of ideas for builds that could make great synergistic use of the spirit ashes.

I did a glintstone mage build where l made Stormhawk Deenh my “familiar” and called for each fight. Perfect amount of distraction to compensate for squishy mage armor and general weakness because of narrow damage types in many spells. Lots of fun!

​@@matthewanderson1916I've used the mimic similarly, did a run in NG+ as Mohg and had Mimic be Morgott, build was fun but the hotswapping at the start of every fight kinda sucked. On the bright side I'm now very good at hotswapping.

The normal scythe, which is ground loot, would be better than the grave scythes. Sadly you can only get one per ng cycle

He went mad for one secret starting class about a scythe, he'll go crazier when he has to powerstance them

Insert diabolical laughter @@dormrifle6174

literally same

I read them, and immediately forget what I read. I don't know why I bother.

Yeah put black flame tornado on it and it works pretty well

It already is (mostly because as per the goblin code imply, it already stole it)

Edit: This is top tier video. Thanks

Wait are you Tulok like part of Tulok and Mango? Who is the Fort Knhaight guy we see here? I feel like there are multiple people as part of this channel, but only Recognize this guy's voice and face as a new viewer.

@@sirreynolds3028 it’s all this guy if I’m not mistaken it’s called tulok and mango after his dnd builds tulok the barbarian and mango the bard but it also could be a editor there’s only bro on this channel and the main

@@sirreynolds3028there’s another guy, but he’s mostly just the editor. Tulok does the actual playing and script writing/reading, while the other guy does the editing and maybe some channel maintenance stuff? But Tulok’s the “face” of the channel, really

It kinda gives off Blood Bourne aesthetics too

Check the wiki. The saw is actually stronger by the numbers both at base level and max level. The biggest differences would be spear vs halberd movesets and potentially a range difference.

@@ASimpleInternetUser Oh yeah, that's what I was referring to specifically was the moveset. Spear moveset, especially powerstanced spears, are very good. I just meant that the same niche that they occupied were Seppuku sticks haha.

Not really. There are plenty of other weapons that hit higher blood loss than Vulgar Militia Saw. Godskin Peeler was the highest in the game at 127 blood loss iirc. And Occult affinity has nothing to do with the rapidity of blood loss proc’s. You actually have it backwards. When set to Occult, you’re basically trading out status effect proc’s for better arcane scaling which means higher AR and more damage. Which prob sounds better than the Bleed Affinity but it’s not. With the only exception being when Seppuku AoW is applied. You’ll get crazy blood loss set to Occult w/ Seppuku but that’s due to the AoW not the Occult Affinity providing greater blood loss velocity. However, bleed affinity is still better since blood loss is percentage based the more times you proc blood loss the more damage you’ll do so you want your blood loss numbers as high as possible and don’t worry about your AR being lower with Bleed Affinity vs Occult. You’ll still do more damage at the end of the day with Bleed affinity.

​@@skipjacks85 status effect proc rates are directly scaled by your arcane stat and the weapon's arcane scaling though

@@radojerkovic3059 Not when affinity is set to Occult. If you have a non-innate bleed weapon when set to Occult you will get zero blood loss. And when you have an innate bleed weapon when set to Occult your default bleed goes down, not up. Occult doesn’t give you more blood loss and better scaling/more damage. Bleed Affinity would be totally unnecessary if that was the case. The whole point of the two affinities is to choose more damage or more status proc’s. Which takes me back to my original point - since blood loss is percentage based, Bleed affinity is better since it favors burst damage as opposed to standard dps.

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merry christmas

Language!

No problem!