Twin-weapons like the Sellsword Twinblades strike twice with every L1 button press, meaning you effectively double the effect of the buff, allow for some INSANE damage potential. IIRC, a weapon buff adds a fixed damage bonus ontop of the weapon damage. Sellsword Twinblades in particular put out incredible amounts of damage, and can be dramatically improved by buffs. Then put the rest in Dex, due to sharp infusions scaling alright up to 99 on certain dex weapons. Get a decent amount of Strength to wield whatever weapons you want (I'd recommend around 24-ish if you're going for fun flexibility instead of pure optimization). In the following I'll use the broadsword since it has the highest DPS possible in PVE. This will work with every weapon in the game, it is even enough damage to do one combo builds in pvp with weapons like spitleaf greatsword or drang twin hammers on S元00+. Might as well go to 60 faith for an adequate Lightning Arrow and some powerful heal miracles (tho if you really don't like the idea of having one or two projecile magic attacks, the weapon buffs hit the softcap at 45 faith). Build: Highest possible damage in DS3 for really high endgame. TL DR: Sharp Sellsword Twinblades with a faith-based buff.Ĥ0 Vig, 40 End, 30 Att, however much Vit you want.
When you've already hit the softcaps for Str and Dex, this will let you get more out of the weapon than you'd normally be able to otherwise. Remember that using weapons with the Hollow infusion will let you gain physical damage from Luck in addition to Strength and Dexterity. Murky Longstaff is a weird case in that it's Faith scaling is so low you might as well not bother with it, meaning for all intents and purposes its effective softcap point is 45int and nothing else. The Izalith Staff, Sunless Talisman, Caitha's Chime, Crystal Chime, and Murky Longstaff technically softcap at 45int/45fth. RELATED: The 10 Best Dark Souls 3 PvE Builds, Ranked. Sorcery and miracles almost always go up to 60 instead of 40. Ds3 Best Pvp Weapons Ds3 Best Shield Best Rice Cookers (Review and Buying Guide) By darylfarahi. For weapons with extremely good scaling and high base damage, you can usually still get enough per level to justify going over that.
Generally speaking, the first major softcap for everything is 40 (excluding Attunement, which is 30-35). Basically, you have enough spare levels that all you have to do is choose which stats you don't want to use, then put your levels evenly into everything else, and you'll have hit the softcap for all of those stats. Making a build at that point is more about deciding the two things you don't want versus the seven you do. This is called a "softcap", as in at what number the stat's gains stop being worth the cost of a level.Īt SL220, you're at the point where you can softcap not just all of your core stats, but a few others besides. At that point, it's better to move on to a different stat, to maximize your character's overall power for level cost. There's a point where the gains from each stat (what you get back from putting a level into them) decrease massively, which makes it almost worthless to continue putting levels into that stat. But yeah for pve it is probably in the top 5 in terms of sheer damage when blitzing on an opponent.Okay, here's the thing.
Is the Dark Sword still good?ĭark Sword is still quite great in terms of damage and has GS-esque qualities of excelling in trading hits but with the benefit of getting SS combos. And it's R2 have good range, unlike the other curved swords. The Curved Sword 2H is amazing and stuns, and the Fury Sword is a Chaos weapon that scales. Quelagg's Fury Sword is the best unbuffable DEX weapon, even moreso than Chaos blade. Frequently Asked Questions What is the best strength weapon in Dark Souls 3?Īnri's Straight Sword (10/10/0/0) The speedrunner's favorite weapon, Anri's Straight Sword is easily one of the strongest weapons in Dark Souls 3 (especially when paired with Carthus Rouge on a luck build).
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