Cracked Pot is a Key Item in Elden Ring. It is required in order to craft a throwing pot. The cracked pot will store the throwing pots. Lobbing these at enemies will then cause various degrees of ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Once you've made it a few hours into Elden Ring, there's a pretty high chance you're going to end up poisoned. As with Dark Souls, this annoying ...

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Using Poison weapons might not be that common in Elden Ring but they do help in weakening enemies. Poison is one of the many status effects in the game and it directly affects your health points. When ...

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Cracked Pot is a Key Item in Elden Ring. It is required in order to craft a throwing pot. The cracked pot will store the throwing pots. Lobbing these at enemies will then cause various degrees of ...

Poison is one of the many status effects in Elden Ring that are way more scary than they seem. You might think that being poisoned does little damage, but once the status effect stacks up, you will ...