Euporia Turret

Euporia Turret

Build Overview

This is a build that optimizes a new weapon from Shadow of the Erdtree, the Euporia, which is a very well hidden weapon but is well worth the trek. It is a twinblade, offering an excellent moveset that is very fast and has high DPS. However, even better is its skill: Euporia Vortex. This amazing skill can be increasingly powerful the more times you hit with the weapon beforehand. Just two fully charged attacks will get the maximum power, where you can unleash the true devastation: a massive holy-elemental laser that can deal an absurd amount of damage. This unique build is one of the best faith builds in Elden Ring today.

Stats

We use 60 on vigor as usual for survivability, 30 on mind and 40 endurance for lots of FP and stamina. Strength is at min for the weapon, and dex is at 35 for damage. Faith is the most important, se we soft cap it. Increasing strength and dex should be your next goal.

Weapons and Armor

In addition to our amazing twinblade, you can use any seal you would like for buffs, and I will also use the Sword of Darkness to debuff the enemy’s holy resistance while dealing some damage, but this is completely optional. If you want, you can add the Madding Hand if you want to use the madness buffs, but I don’t think it’s necessary. Note that if for some reason, you don’t want to use Howl of Shabriri for the body buff, you can use the Sword of Light’s Skill, Light, as a body buff. This only gives 20% to holy damage only, but lasts for 60 seconds and won’t give any defense penalty. However, Howl of Shabriri is slightly better.For the armor set, I am using the Tree Sentinel Armor set, simply because it looks good with this build, but for maximum damage, you can use the full Rakshasa set for 2% more damage per piece, and the Black Dumpling if you want to use the Madness buffs. 

Spells

This build only uses three buff spells: Golden Vow, Howl of Shabriri, and Blessing of the Erdtree. If you want, you can use any spell you would like, such as Knight’s Lightning Spear or Ancient Dragons’ Lightning Strike, which I recommend. 

Talismans

Shard of Alexander: Boosts skill damage by 15%.

Sacred Scorpion Charm: Boosts holy damage by 12%, and reduces defense by 10%.

Rotten Winged Sword Insignia: Boosts successive attack damage by up to 13%.

Millicent’s Prosthesis: Boosts successive attack damage by up to 11% and stacks with the Rotten Winged Sword Insignia. Note that this only affects the damage of the weapon itself, not the skill, unless you hit with the weapon along with the laser. You can also use the Two-Handed Sword Talisman, the Old Lord’s Talisman, the Aged One’s Exultation if you are using the Madness buffs, or any other talisman you find useful, but Millicent’s Prosthesis is probably the best choice.

Flask of Wondrous Physick

• Holy-Shrouding Cracked Tear: Boosts Holy damage by 20% for 180 seconds
• Bloodsucking Cracked Tear: Boosts all damage by 20%, drains a tiny amount of HP for 180 seconds

Buff Routine

1. Drink the Flask of Wondrous Physick for around 40% more damage for 180 seconds, and your health will start to drain.
2. Use Blessing of the Erdtree to counteract the Bloodsucking Cracked Tear and to heal a little bit of health for around 80 seconds.
3. Use Golden Vow for 15% more damage and 11% more defense for around 80 seconds.
4. Optional: Use a Well-Pickled Turtle Neck to boost stamina recovery, as you will need to be aggresive with this build.
5. Use Howl of Shabriri for 25% more damage and 30% less defense for around 40 seconds.
6. Refill HP and FP as needed.
7. Enter, and optionally use Darkness (the sword of Darkness’ skill) to debuff your opponent (-20% holy defense).

How To Use This Build

The main idea is to get in as many attacks with the Euporia as possible as quickly as possible, ideally with charged attacks to deal massive damage and save time. As soon as you see a really, really big glow, you’re ready. Find an opening and unleash the inner laser, which will be a lot more powerful if you hit with the weapon in addition to the laser itself. However, either way, you will be doing a ton of damage, and the nice part is that you don’t have to hit with the weapon when using the skill. The beam and good range and even minor tracking. Fighting a boss with too much holy resistance (such as Radagon or Elden Beast)? Guess what, you have a twinblade! Use it! You still have great physical damage with both light and heavy attacks, meaning that you will be able to get through any part of the game with no problem. So simply put: Hit, hit again, and unleash the might of the Euporia Turret!