Elden Ring Glintstone Kris Build - How to Build a Spellthief Guide (Endgame Build)

Elden Ring Glintstone Kris Build - How to Build a Spellthief Guide (Endgame Build)
In this Elden Ring Build Guide, I’ll be showing you my Reduvia build. This is a new game+ build that takes place after level 150. If you’ve been looking for a dagger build that can range enemies down from afar and also deal great critical damage then you might want to check this build-out.

0:00 - Elden Ring Spellthief Guide
0:40 - How To Make This Build Work
3:42 - Armor and Talismans
5:10 - Attributes
7:39 - Final Tips

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[simbanugz]

Couldn't be more perfect timing I just started out new with astrology class to get ready for the DLC. I'm definitely copying

[tonydeluna]

I think all class guides have been phenomenal!

[giantsbane]

The one time i did an intelligence build, i stopped using spells as soon as i got the kris.

The amount of damage you do while using the small amount of fp from its skill just made it so much better than any spell

[babyyodacamaro]

What the fuck, this weapon is so legit. Holy shit I have been sleeping on this.

[Darkbelisar]

All of these new build guides and weapons videos lately are making me really excited for the DLC. It would be really cool to switch out my old build for a new one, like with the claws or fist weapons. this honestly was probably my favorite part of Elden Ring: all of the build possibilities

[DrearierSpider]

Since you're already medium load anyways, it doesn't make sense not to have a staff/spells IMO. Terra Magica alone makes it worth it, but other spells like Loretta's Greatbow, Haima Cannon/Gavel, Adula/Carian Greatsword, etc add a LOT of versatility.

[enzo_plays]

Nice! I think adding a lightweight staff here with some utility spells would be a nice bonus. Should still have plenty of carry weight.

[littlejlok]

I enjoy playing with dagger a lot, and I do try to make my own build. This is a great reference for me.
I am now wondering about halberd builds.

[DreamerTrain]

I'd have a Misericorde with Glintstone Phalanx as a secondary weapon just to precast phalanx, along with the shoot and dash of kris that's like 70 (40+30) stance damage, so you'll be able to crit most enemies

[DrearierSpider]

I have a level 150, pure Intelligence build that I used for my first playthrough and plan to take into the DLC. I never used the Glintstone Kris in the base game (though I did acquire it), but you've convinced me to give it a go for the DLC!

[AaronCano-lmxs]

I wanna do a build where I powerstance this with a cold misericorde with glint blade phalanx for easy stance breaks as well as the quick multi hit moveset. This weapons skill is like pulling a missile out of your back pocket, it packs a punch.

[Liam-chlt]

I've been wanting to try this class

[gnostalgick]

Pretty much the build I finished the game with. Just add some utility spells and a sword with Carian Grandeur (benefits from all the same talismans) for variety.

[sidneytep]

ive had this in my inventory for a while now
im finally gonna use it

[happyrogue]

You can always put in you offhand a magic affinity great knife with the glintblade AoW for more posture breaks

[CrappyCar]

Grab the Meteorite Staff and Rock Sling for Rennala, and you're set. Hold L2 to win!

May also want Night Comet and Staff of Loss for Malenia...

[xyzavenger]

One thing he missed that is noticeable is since this is a weapon and the Weapon skill is scaled off of weapon AR (attack rating), two handing the weapon actually increases the Weapon skill DPS like it would normally for two handing a weapon.

[KyleH]

Very first character through the game was a Carian Knight, and although it won't be my 1st character through the dlc, when I do take him through it, I'll use this as a side arm, alongside my carian knights sword.

[SlickDangler]

Off hand would be a staff for me. I couldnt be a mage and just use the L2 all the time and not actually cast spells lol. If anything id use a buckler for parrying so I don't have to put points in str