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Effect Inflicting poison buildup simultaneously inflicts bleed buildup. |
Bloodbane Ring is one of the Rings available in Lords of the Fallen (LotF). Bloodbane Ring , infused with poison and bleed effects, this ring embodies Umbral assassins' worship, causing dual afflictions upon foes. Rings in Lords of the Fallen (LOTF) are special equipment that adds buffs and special effects to the player's character. Rings can be acquired from looting, by defeating Enemies, and can be bought from Merchants.
A ring which constantly oozes a foul liquid. Inflicting poison buildup simultaneously inflicts bleed buildup.
Where to Find Bloodbane Ring in Lords of the Fallen
Bloodbane Ring can be found in the following Location:
- Forsaken Fen: From the Vestige of the Pale Butcher, go down the path on the left and continue straight down through the doorway made of branches. Continue onwards past the criss-cross wooden platforms, when you reach the archway made of stone, turn to the left to find a structure made of branches and a small breakable wall. Break it and pick up the Bloodbane Ring.
Lords of the Fallen Bloodbane Ring Notes & Tips
- Hidden Lore: Some of the most fearsome assassins of all time have been Umbral adherents, carrying out their killings not only as a trade but as a means of worship. (Requires Inferno, Radiance to unlock)
- Other notes and player tips go here
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The "path to the left" isn't really helpful. The path to take is directly behind you if you are facing the vestige.
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See a strong enemy? Throw a Forsaken with this ring equipped and wait it out. Strong enemy done.
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Does this inflict the same amount of bleed as poison? So if your weapon does 150 poison (fungus encrusted pickaxe) would it also inflict 150 bleed?
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This ring combined with the (Enhanced) Forsaken Grenade is amazing for shield builds. You simply throw the grenade in enemy faces and fight inside a huge cloud of poison which procs almost instantly a guarantees three separate bleed instances before it dissipates or your money back. It's even better when facing multiple enemies at once. Swinging your weapon is optional, all you have to do is block attacks and watch enemy health bars drop faster than the economy. Combine it with the Pendent of Burden for 14% extra damage and the Mineowner's Ring to keep your stamina up while blocking and you're basically unstoppable. It honestly made the game trivial for me, and all the necessary items to get started are available early
Based on my own extensive testing I can tell you it's not worth using this no matter the situation. First of all the bleed build-up is slower than your poison build-up which means that almost always before you manage to proc the bleed the enemy is already dead, secondly the way bleed works is that once it procs the next 5 or so attacks do extra damage which you can visually see with a blood burst, but the issue with this ring is that the poison ticks actually eat up these extra damage debuffs which makes this ring pretty much useless. The ring that builds ignite with burn build-up is better, but also not worth it since there are much better rings out there.
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If you're patient, this coupled with forsaken grenades at a distance, is super powerful. Mobs don't Auto initiate from range, and the bleed effect kicks in more than once.
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The bleed build up seems to be around 1/3 of your poison build up. I tested it with a Raw mangler (double axe rhogar) they have around 200 bleed resistance (tested via different bleed weapons 60 bleed proc on 4th hit,70 bleed proc on 3th hit). The hushed saint halberd has 150 poison. The bleed procced on my 4th hit.
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Is the bleed buildup equal to the poison buildup? Does the bleed buildup continue when the target is already taking poison damage? Does the bleed proc with the Putrefaction spell?
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Does anyone know if this applies to magic instances of poison and thrown weapons as well?
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From the Pale Butcher vestige, go across the shortcut wooden bridge then take the small ladder to your left, go straight toward some ruined walls and it'll be in a tiny hole covered by wooden planks
poison synergises very poorly with bleed, as the additional damage hits are usually waisted on poison ticks which deal minimal damage.
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