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Elden Ring Eleonora’s Poleblade: How To Get & Use

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Elden Ring features a vast expansive open world with a plethora of bosses and enemies to face against. As you progress through different questline and interact with NPCs, you will get buffed weapons as a reward. Eleonora’s poleblade inflicts a blood loss status effect and deals with not only fire damage but also physical damage. Due to Eleonora being tied to Yura’s questline, players are slightly confused about getting this weapon. Not to worry, here’s our guide on how to get Eleonora’s Poleblade in Elden Ring.

How to Get Eleonora’s Poleblade in Elden Ring

You can get this weapon by defeating Eleonora, the Violet Bloody Finger. Alternatively, you can also progress through Yura’s questline to get the Eleonora’s Poleblade. Check out our guide on how to complete Yura’s quest. But as it is missable, you can skip the part and face Eleonora directly.

Follow these steps to get to her:

  • You will find Eleonora at the Second Church of Marika. It is located at the Altus Plateau as you head north through the Altus Highway Junction, the site of Grace.
  • You need to head right and turn left to see the tower. As you reach the Church, you will encounter Eleonora as an invading NPC.
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  • She will use a few dragon incantations and her Poleblade during the fight.
  • While she can inflict a blood loss status effect, her health will be low. So, it will be a piece of cake to defeat her.
  • Once you defeat her, she will drop Eleonora’s Poleblade along with the Furlcalling Finger Remed and Purifying Crystal Tear.

How to Use Eleonora’s Poleblade

  • It has a default weapon skill of the Bloodblade Dance.
  • As mentioned earlier, it inflicts the blood loss status effect, fire damage, and physical damage.
  • It consumes 12 Strength, 21 Dexterity, and 19 Arcane attributes.
  • You can upgrade the Eleonora’s Poleblade with the Somber Smithing Stones. But this weapon can neither be boosted with consumables nor Magic.

That’s all on how to get and use the Eleonora’s Poleblade in Elden Ring. If you liked this guide, check out our other guides on how to solve the Converted Fringe Tower Puzzle, how to sheath all weapons, and how to get Miquella’s Needle in Elden Ring right here on Gamer Tweak.

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