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Truly the forgotten of all mages. I remember watching Scott jund use these when the game first came out

Dope video bro. Just started playing ER again and my main play through is a mage also, just subbed!

Very cool build. Really enjoyed seeing an int build played by someone actually using some intelligence instead of the typical wizardry one finds in pvp. I'm very tempted to respec my mage build (currently a hybrid melee/caster arcane/int/dex build using the albunauric staff and a mix of dex/arcane and dex/int weapons. Yes, that means I can ps RoB and Moonveil and get good damage out of both. No, im not evil enough to do it). Quick note: a lower cost alternative to falling rajn of stars to counter ladder campers is nightmist. For some reason it gets an insane boost to its radius of effect and I think a bonus to damage as well when it's cast in the vicinity of a ladder. People tend to underestimate it, thinking they can just quickly move through it, but the cloud keeps getting bigger, and the damage adds up really quick. (BTW while you aren't wrong about the Kris being underused, it's funny that you mentioned it in the one invasion where a phantom used it against you)

Love the mage fashion, I personally use the nomadic merchants finery for my mage character, the cape looks great with the scarab helm but I might have to give this look a try

Founding rain of stars is too much fun, even though it's weak imo. Great vid, fantastic mixups 👍

Took a lot of skill to play this way. Good on you for trying out some unique spell options. People don't understand that magic isn't that op, because they have low vigor, or are generally bad at dodge timings, so I'm glad you're showing that it is a struggle when you don't have hyper armor, fast cast times, or relyable roll catches when you're mainly relying on casting.

You did the bullet hell/delayed arrival spells invasion! IT WAS AWESOME! Thanks for running with my comment :) Gotta say, Bubble overperformed my expectations, as did Magic Glintblade. Liked the Cometshard in there too - I think people really sleep on that going right over to Comet, not realizing Comet is horrific overkill on anything other than a full health target and just not worth all that damned FP. It was really cool seeing people try all the usual sorcery that's way too common and lose too :3 Shoutout to the Sorcery duel in particular, loved that invasion =) Very visually spectacular. You were getting really good at playing around the phalanxes not always going at people if you avoided looking directly at them in some of those too ^_^

i love seeing lesser used spells actually get some value. makes me feel like i could use any spell and it’ll work lol

this is amazing

Love this build 👍 definitely these sorceries are some very forgotten glintstone spells, very good!!!!

Great vid

Glinstone Cometshard was allways my go to projectile spell and Spiral Shard is a big enemy melter. I never used the bubble spells.

Glintstone kris is prob my fav int weapon, if not one of my faves. WA hits HARD

2:15 got em 😂

Cool mage build seeing those spells would make me smile if we fought. I may have to pull out the ol staff of the guilty and have a rare magic spell off lol pretty decent damage actually.

Nice mage build! Looks like a powerful one.

When doing pure sorcery builds you should dual wield staffs to stack buffs. A few examples in case you are unaware, if I were to use the carian regal scepter in my right hand it would boost my full moon sorceries by 10%. You can stack this effect by using not only holding it in your right but also in your left as the buff transfers and stacks on top of your right hand buff, even if it is the same buff, so you would effectively have 20% bonus dmg with full moon sorceries. I mained a pure sorcerer for a long time with like an 80-90% duel win rate so I can give you another tip. Instead of stacking the same staff, especially if you use a variety of spells, you can main hand Lusat's staff and off hand the buff staff. For example, I would main hand Lusat's staff and off hand the carian glintstone staff to boost my carian sword sorceries. This was beneficial because Lusat's staff has the highest sorcery scaling in the game at 80 int (which every pure sorcerer should hit in some way unless underleveled) for a cost of extra fp per cast. You can decide if it's worth it for you but for me especially when fighting higher skilled opponents I always found it more useful to hit as hard as I can whenever the opportunity came as carian slicer hitting for nearly 700 dmg (over this depending on buffs) can carry an unfavorable match up. This is assuming you didn't already know all of this however. If you would like a super in depth dual wield staff guide (or any guide for that matter) you should check out Chrightt's channel, its sweaty though, but if you ever wanna take your game to the next level he's definitely the guy, lots of pretty numbers.

The new spellbound game looking good 😃. Have you tried equipping Azurs staff in left-hand for faster casting? with that, you can either equip another talisman like crimson +2 with 53 vigor or something else entirely so you can save a slot.

elden ring, bdo are my fav games when it comes to magic love playing it in tho (also dragons dogma)

Whats the 18 Arcane for?

Fun fact. If you aim Loretta’s Mastery away from the target it will go around Eternal Darkness and still hit the target!

👍 a wizard not just spamming Comet and/or Star Shower?!

Where’s your spell mix ups when being rushed by the dual fist weapons 😂

what kind of low iq clickbait is this? these are not forgotten. everyone and anyone has these in their inventory and active in their builds.

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