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byDrew Swanson|Last updated: July 6, 2022

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The certainly large colossal swords are enormous in size and power. Thoseantique ringweapons often dwarf the player himself with their size. If you want to wield some of the most impressive weapons in the game, the best colossal swords are the weapons for you. Known as ultra greatswords in previous FromSoftware titles, colossal swords take the slow, forceful swinging style of greatswords and go a step further.
While they can be slow, they hit like a truck and can be some of the best weapons in the game. at least they will make youTo feellike a true midlands hero. Today, we are looking at the top five colossal swords inantique ring, where to find them and how to use them.
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Top 5 Colossal Swords in Elden Ring
Let's jump into our list of the top five colossal swords inAnel Elden,rated from very good to worthy of Elden Lord.
5/5
Grafted Blade Broadsword
Have you ever wanted to use a sword made from other fused swords? Then the Grafted Blade Greatsword is the weapon for you.
Statistics
Coming in with the second highest physical attack stat of any colossal sword at 162, theGrafted Blade Broadswordsure to hit. However, it comes with a high cost. You will need an additional 40 Strength and 14 Dexterity to wield it. This is a trend with colossal swords. A huge sword comes with a huge strength requirement. In return, you get a weapon with great scaling Force damage, with a base C range that upgrades to a B range when you hit the +7 buff.
Where to find
Acquiring this colossal sword requires a trip to Castle Morne at the southernmost point ofelden ringmap. Head south from Limgrave to Weeping Peninsula. Continue south until you reach the Castle. Make your way through and you will end up on the beach behind the castle. Here, you fight Leonine Misbegotten, the boss of the dungeon. Defeating him will result in the Grafted Blade Greatsword. Castle Morne can be accessed early in the game, but beware, Leonine Misbegotten is a fast and powerful boss. She may want to take some time to prepare before attempting to pick up this sword, as she likely doesn't have the stats to use it early in the game anyway.
How to use the Grafted Blade Greatsword
Boasting one of the highest raw physical attack stats in the game, the Grafted Blade Greatsword is a force to be reckoned with. Using such a heavy weapon will require a lot of strength. This weapon is best used in a Force-focused build, as you'll want to put most of its levels into trying to hit the 40 Strength requirement. While slowly swaying, its weapon skill, Oath of Vengeance, can help you compensate. his lack of mobility. This ability increases all stats by 5 for thirty seconds when used. It also slightly increases your balance. This is a great general ability and is almost always useful.
If you're having trouble with stamina drain when using this (or any colossal sword), we'd recommend equipping the green turtle talisman. This talisman increases stamina recovery speed and can be found right at the start of the game. You can find him in Summonwater Village, in the northeast part of Limgrave. It's almost universally useful, so be sure to pick it up when you can.
4/5
real royal sword
Blaidd the Half-Wolf's signature weapon, the Royal Greatsword, is excellent for a hybrid Strength/Intelligence build. You will have to follow a long series of missions to get it, but the wait is worth it.
Statistics
With only 116 base physical attack stats, Royal Greatsword might seem unimpressive at first glance. But that physical attack stat is supplemented by a base 134 magical attack stat. Combining these two damage types makes the potential power of this weapon increase exponentially if you have the Strength and Intelligence to use it. You will need a spread of 26 Strength, 18 Dexterity, and 22 Intelligence. Damage scaling, unsurprisingly, is better with Strength and Intelligence, having base rank D on both but reaching C rank for each +7 upgrade.
Where to find
You won't be able to get this colossal sword until you finish the Ranni the Witch quest line. This is one of the longest missions in the game, so you will need to be patient. After completing the quest, Blaidd can be found in front of Ranni's Rise. Fight him here and he will drop his armor along with the Royal Greatsword upon defeat. While this may be the end for our half-wolf friend, the parting gift from him is a pretty sweet weapon.
How to use the Great Royal Sword
Magic damage is the real name of the game with this colossal sword. This sword thrives with a build that focuses on dealing magic damage with a melee weapon. His weapon skill, Wolf Strike, supports this playstyle. This ability has a double effect. First, it infuses the sword with Frost and causes the player to do a long somersault that ends up plunging the sword into the ground. This attack is devastating to the enemy it hits, but its secondary effect is just as powerful. The player then pulls the sword out of the ground and unleashes a blast of ice that damages all enemies in the area of effect.
As a colossal sword, Royal Greatsword favors a more agile playstyle. For even more Wolf's Assault juice, consider equipping the Shard of Alexander talisman. This talisman grants a 15% damage increase to weapon skills. To get this talisman, you will have to complete another rather long questline - the Iron Fist Alexander questline. Combining these two quest rewards provides great synergy in your build, making both questlines worth completing.
3/5
Greatsword of the Godslayer
Breaking the mold of colossal swords, Godslayer's Greatsword is not a Force-based behemoth like its counterparts. That doesn't mean he doesn't have the power of other colossal swords. The high fire damage of this sword makes it an excellent choice for a Dexterity/Faith hybrid build.
Statistics
With a base physical damage stat of just 119, this colossal sword deals less overall damage than its peers. Even with the bonus 77 base fire damage, this sword is a weaker but faster option. It requires 20 Strength, 22 Dexterity, and 20 Faith to drive. While it seems balanced across the board, with a base rating of D on those same three attributes, it's a better fit for Dexterity and Faith. Its Strength range doesn't change with upgrades, while reaching C in Faith and up to B in Dexterity per upgrade. max.
Where to find
The Greater Sword of the Godslayer is located in the Divine Tower of Caelid, one of the most difficult areas to traverse. There aren't many enemies here, but it takes a lot of difficult platforming that may take several tries if you fall. You will have to exit the tower to find an entrance. Then, once inside, you'll have to go down the inside of the tower, which requires some leaps of faith. At the bottom, you will face the Godskin Apostle boss. Defeat the boss and there will be a chest behind the boss arena containing the Greatsword of the Godslayer.
How to use the great sword Godslayer
Given its weaker overall stats than other colossal swords, you might be wondering what's so special about the Godslayer greatsword. In addition to faster attack speeds, her weapon ability, The Queen's Black Flame, is incredibly useful. Using the ability causes the weapon to be engulfed in Black Flame, followed by a sweeping slash. A follow up attack allows another wide bar. This gives the sword a long reach and a wide attack range. Enemies hit by the black flames will also continue to have their HP drained for a short period of time.
If you're looking to create a Good Faith build that focuses on utilizing the Fire damage that Black Flame's attacks deal, then pairing Godslayer's Greatsword with other Black Flame Enchants on your left hand is a great idea. Enchantments like Black Flame and Black Flame Blade are great options. Black Flame makes you throw a ball of Black Flames at your enemies. Black Flame Blade allows you to imbue your right hand weapon with Black Flames, allowing Godslayer Greatsword to deal Black Flame damage outside of Queen's Black Flame. Overall, the HP draining effects of Black Flame's abilities are definitely a strategy worth incorporating into a playstyle.
2/5
Espada negra de Maliliketh
Another fantastic option for faith-focused builds, this time with a dual focus on Strength/Faith, is Maliketh's Blackblade. This sword is excellent at dealing holy damage and comes with one of the best weapon abilities in the game.
Statistics
This colossal sword has a base 127 physical attack stat, as well as a base 82 holy attack stat. These two damage types combine for an impressive double damage threat. This sword will require a large investment to use. You need 34 Strength, 12 Dexterity, and 20 Faith to handle it. Damage scaling follows the same distribution with a base grade of D for Strength, E for Dexterity, and D for Faith. However, this weapon scales better with Strength and Faith, reaching a rank of B on both for maximum upgrade.
Where to find
The Blackblade of Maliliketh is the signature weapon of the Shardbearer Maliliketh, The Black Blade. Maliketh is a late game boss that you fight in Crumbing Farum Azula. This area is needed to reach the end of the game and is only accessible after the events at the top of Giants' Mountain. As such, Maliketh is a must-have boss. So while you might not be able to acquire the sword from him until quite late in the game, at least you won't be able to lose it. After defeating him, he brings the Remembrance of the Black Blade to Enia in the Roundtable Hold and exchanges it for Maliketh's Blackblade.
How to use Maliketh's Blackblade
If you found fighting Maliketh irritating, it was probably because of his ability to lower your max HP with certain attacks. The good news is that you can now use this ability yourself! Maliketh's Blackblade's weapon ability, Destined Death, is what makes this weapon so useful, especially late game. Destined Death allows the player to use a large area of effect attack that summons multiple slashing blades to slash enemies within range. It also reduces the maximum HP of enemies hit by the attack and drains their HP continuously for a short period of time. This is a fantastic ability and can help make late game enemies with their large HP pools much more manageable.
1/5
Star Scourge Greatsword
General Starscourge Radahn's weapon, one of the most infamous bosses in the game, is our pick for the best colossal sword. Starscourge Greatsword has excellent strength and intelligence damage potential, as well as a unique moveset ideal for efficiently dishing out heavy damage.
Statistics
A weapon fit for a general, it has a base physical attack stat of 129 with an additional base magic attack stat of 83. This is another colossal sword that requires quite the investment in Strength. He needs 38 Strength, 12 Dexterity, and 15 Intelligence to drive. While he has a base scaling of grade D in Strength and Dexterity, and an E in Intelligence, he ends up scaling better with Strength reaching grade B for maximum upgrade. Perfect for a Strength build with just a touch of Intelligence and Dexterity.
Where to find
Like most Shardbearer boss weapons, you'll need to defeat Radahn and bring the Starscourge Souvenir to Enia in the Roundtable Hold and exchange it for the Starscourge Greatsword. To fight Radahn, you'll need to make your way through Caelid until you reach Castle Redmane, in the far south of Rotten Land. Once you arrive at Redmane Castle, you will be able to participate in the Radahn Festival. It is a unique type of boss battle that takes place in a vast open desert where you can summon various NPCs to help you. This is a notoriously tough fight, so definitely call these NPCs out. You usually have to wait until the middle of the game (level 50–60) to take on this boss. Defeating the General grants you his awesome weapon!
How to use the Starscourge Greatsword
There are many benefits to using the Starscourge Greatsword. The first is the high damage potential of force and magic. The weapon's ability, Starcaller Cry, deals massive magic damage by first pulling enemies in with a gravity wave before slamming the sword down, creating a pulse of gravity magic that damages all enemies in the area of effect. As a bonus, this sword deals 30% additional damage to Gravity-type enemies.
The other benefit that sets this weapon above all other colossal swords is that switching to a two-handed stance creates a second sword in your left hand. This basically allows you to wield two colossal swords without the costs of weight and strength. Dual-wielding this weapon gives it a unique moveset that deals more damage than other two-handed colossus swords would normally. Getting two for the price of one makes this a top of the line weapon!
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Dark Moon Greatsword
One of the Legendary Armaments in Elden Ring, Dark Moon Greatsword's lives up to the expectations by being one of the most overpowered weapons. The weapon has a unique skill – Moonlight Greatsword.
The Greatsword is quite arguably the best colossal sword in Elden Ring. The weapon is balanced and can be used for many builds. The best thing about this weapon is its simplicity; players do not have to learn special moves to use it efficiently.
What are the 7 legendary weapons Elden Ring? ›- Grafted Blade Greatsword.
- Sword of Night and Flame.
- Ruins Greatsword.
- Marais Executioner's Sword.
- Dark Moon Greatsword.
- Bolt of Gransax.
- Eclipse Shotel.
- Golden Order Greatsword.
Katanas are extremely fast and agile swords that can inflict blood loss damage on all types of enemies.
What is the best colossal weapon dual wield? ›Giant Crusher
If you want a Strength-focused dual wield build, you must equip the colossal weapon Giant Crusher to each hand. It's effective in both PVP and PVE scenarios and can make taking down bosses easy. This colossal weapon is among the best in the game for dealing the massive damage in the least amount of time.
The Terra Blade has a slightly faster speed and more knockback, and pierces through targets, and unlike the Influx Waver, does not rely on automatic targeting. However, the Influx Waver is superior when fighting one target.
What are the best big swords in Elden Ring? ›- 1 Blasphemous Blade.
- 2 Dark Moon Greatsword. ...
- 3 Inseparable Sword. ...
- 4 Forked Greatsword. ...
- 5 Sword Of Milos. ...
- 6 Ordovis's Greatsword. ...
- 7 Marais Executioner's Sword. ...
- 8 Sacred Relic Sword. ...
Undoubtedly, the best Remembrance weapon in Elden Ring is the Blasphemous Blade. And it's not the best Remembrance weapon because of its high Physical and Fire Damage, but because of its Unique Weapon Skill, Taker's Flames heals the player for 6.5% of their max health per enemy hit.
What is the best colossal AXE? ›Thanks to its high AR, the Axe of Godfrey is the best option for a Colossal axe build, capable of hitting a maximum of 780 (while two-handing the weapon) on the standard PvP meta rune level of 125.
What is the highest base AR in Elden Ring? ›
The Giant Crusher gives the user 330 raw power. However, with its S STR attribute scaling, the bonus it gives is the highest among all weapons with a whopping amount of 617 bonus damage. That totals to the highest AR possible for physical damage, which is 947.
Is Godslayer Greatsword a legendary? ›The Godslayer Greatsword is one of Elden Ring's coolest legendary weapons, a giant spiralled sword that can imbue itself with black flames.
What is the best blade in Blox fruits? ›True Triple Katana
The True Triple Katana not only deals the highest damage per click, but also serves as one of the strongest weapons to use in PvP battles or boss raids. It's swift, and it's unbelievably reliable, which makes it the go-to blade for any elite Blox Fruits player.
Overview. The Colossal Blade is a reskin for the Greatsword weapon. When used, it sports a bigger hitbox than most swords and deals +60% more damage per swing at the cost of a -100% swing speed and a -20% speed penalty when held.
What is the strongest blade in God of War? ›5 Blade Of Olympus
In terms of the canon, this might be the most powerful weapon in the series, and the gameplay does justice to it. In fact, you can only use this weapon at the beginning and the ending of God of War 2, unless you're playing the new game plus.