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Aspects of the Crucible: Breath is an incantation spell in Elden Ring. It is one of the Erdtree incantations.

Description[]

One of the ancient Erdtree incantations.

Creates a throat pouch on the caster's neck, allowing them to spew fiery breath while walking. Charging increases the duration of the breath.

This is a manifestation of the Erdtree's primal vital energies—an aspect of the primordial crucible, where all life was once blended together.

古い黄金樹の祈祷のひとつ

大きな喉袋を生じ、歩きながら火のブレスを吐く
タメ使用で、吐いている時間が長くなる

それは、黄金樹の原初たる生命の力
坩堝の諸相のひとつである
かつて、生命は混じり合っていた

One of the ancient Erdtree incantations.

Creates a throat pouch on the caster's neck, allowing them to spew fiery breath while walking. Charging increases the duration of the breath.

This is a manifestation of the Erdtree's primal vital energies—an aspect of the primordial crucible, where all life was once blended together.

Acquisition[]

Aspects of the Crucible: Breath is acquired upon defeating Tanith's Knight, which can be fought after killing Tanith in Rykard's arena in the Volcano Manor, at the end of her questline.

Effect[]

Creates a large pouch on the caster's neck before breathing out tongues of flame with Fire Attack Power equal to 98% of Incantation Scaling.

Notes[]

  • Costs 40 points of Stamina to cast.
  • Attack Power is boosted by 10% by the Roar Medallion.
  • Attack Power is boosted by wearing pieces of the Crucible Set (4% per piece, 17% for the whole set because 1.04^4 = 1.17).
  • Doesn't immediately start to consume FP for the upkeep cost, instead only starting after about 2-3 seconds. This seems to coincide with the initially created throat pouch shrinking to roughly the width of the character's torso.
  • The caster must always move forward at a walking pace as long as this spell is being channeled.
  • Decent in PvP as a "wake-up" attack (i.e., after an attack that has knocked down an opponent, such as a Critical Attack), since it has a relatively short start-up animation and a wide attack area, which can cause the additional damage needed to finish off a target.

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