9 Best Curved Greatswords In Elden Ring

Monk’s Flameblade

• Weight: 9.0

In FromSoftware games, there aren’t many weapons that look as good as the Monk’s Flameblade but don’t work as well. This weapon doesn’t have any real bonuses that can help players on the battlefield or in battle. It’s the third-shortest weapon in the Curved Greatsword class, and its attack rating isn’t very high.

It also has a drop rate of 4% on 100 Discovery, which is very low. This makes farming a pain for players who aren’t trying to get as many weapons as possible. It can be farmed near the Giant-Conquering Hero’s Grave on the Mountaintops of the Giants by raising Fire Monks.

Dismounter

• Weight: 10.0

Dismounter is one of the easiest Curved Greatswords to get and has the second-highest hitting range of all of them. It also scales “B” in Strength and Dexterity and has a “Quality” affinity. But when compared to its peers, it has a very low attack ranking.

The Dismounter may be the best choice for early to mid-game if one’s tarnished likes range over attack rating and is happy with the move set. It can be grown at the Kaiden camp, which is south of the Murkwater Coast grace, and mixed with certain Ashes of Wars.

Onyx Lord’s Greatsword

• Weight: `11.5

With the Onyx Lord’s Greatsword, players can get the most out of a Mage build in which points are carefully put into Strength. It has gravity magic built into it, and its Ash of War, Onyx Lord’s Repulsion, sends out a dome of gravity magic that throws enemies off balance and does a lot of damage.

Naturalborn of the Void gives this weapon an extra 20% damage boost when used against Gravity-type bosses like the Fallingstar Beast or Astel. But its attack ranking as a whole isn’t very good. If you beat the Onyx Lord in the Sealed Tunnel, which is south of the Altus Plateau, you can get this weapon.

Zamor’s Curved Greatsword

• Weight: 9.0

The only good way to use the Zamor Curved Greatsword is to keep the Frostbite effect going. It is by far the shortest Curved Greatsword, and it scales mostly with Dexterity, but only up to a “B.” Fromsoftware tried to make up for the weapon’s terrible range by making its light attacks use less energy and adding a special AoE chain attack.

Its unique Ash of War, Zamor Ice Storm, calls up an ice storm around the Tarnished that does frost damage to enemies stuck in it. When compared to its peers, it also has a lower overall attack grade. After getting to the Grand Lift of Rold, going to the Giant-Conquering Hero’s Grave, and beating the Ancient Hero of Zamor at the end of the tunnel, you can pick this up.

Beastman’s Cleaver

• Weight: 16.5

Strength builds can’t use the Beastman’s Cleaver because it has such a high attack rating. Since it is the second-shortest and second-heaviest Curved Greatsword in the lineup, its range is greatly made up for by its “A” Strength scaling.

You can easily get the Beastman’s Cleaver by going to The Four Belfries and using the waygate there. This sends players to a piece of Crumbling Farum Azula that isn’t connected to the rest, where two Azula Beastmen drop this weapon. But if they can get to the main Crumbling Farum Azula scenery, any Azula Beastman can be used for farming.

Omen Cleaver

• Weight: 11.5

The main strength of the Omen Cleaver is that it is well balanced. It has a complex mix of range, speed, and attack power. So, it’s a good choice for people who don’t have a specific way of playing. The best way to use the Omen Cleaver is to put equal amounts of points into Strength and Dexterity.

It is dropped by Omens in the area of Altus Plateau who use it. But this weapon can be gotten from the Omen who watches over Stormveil Castle near the Liftside Chamber Site of Grace.

Magma Wyrm’s Scalesword

• Weight: 15.0

Faith and Strength users can use a wide range of weapons, and Magma Wyrm’s Scalesword is one of them. This Curved Greatsword has scales all over it, just like its name, and it does a lot of physical and fire damage. But when compared to similar weapons, this one has a shorter range than most.

lava Guillotine is its unique Ash of War. When it hits an enemy with a jump attack, it covers the area around it with lava. It can also be followed up by an attack that pulls foes into the magma pit, which does more damage over time. You can get Magma Wyrm’s Scalesword by beating Magma Wyrm Makar in Ruin-Stricken Precipice, which is in the north of Liurnia of the Lakes.

Bloodhound’s Fang

• Weight: 11.5

The Bloodhound’s Fang has become very famous because it can be used early in the game. Bloodhound’s Finnese, which is its special Ash of War, cuts enemies and quickly makes room to get away without harm. It gets better the more Dexterity and Strength you have, and it’s easy to use. Even though it can’t be infused and has a passive blood loss state effect. It can still be improved with magic and consumables.

Even though it can be used as the main weapon for the whole game. It only goes up to a “B” in Dexterity. So, as you get further into Doodle Baseball, there are much better options. The Ash of War is one of the best weapons in PvP, but it doesn’t do enough damage in PvE. From the First Step Site of Grace, go south to Forlorn Hound Evergaol and fight Bloodhound Knight Darriwil to get this weapon.

Morgott’s Cursed Sword

• Weight: 7.5

Using Morgott’s Curved Sword is one of the best ways to destroy enemies in style. It has a strange design with lines that look like Damascus. It has passive bleeding effects and scales with Strength, Dexterity. And the powers of Arcane.

It is different from every other Curved Greatsword, though, because of its special Ash of War. “Cursed-Blood Slice” is a copy of Morgott’s charged strike. After the first cut, the blade is covered in Bloodflame and another cut is made.

Its timing and area-of-effect are special, which makes enemies confused and does a lot of damage. Since Blood-loss is still too strong in the game, it is the best choice for the Curved Greatsword class. To get this tool, you have to defeat Morgott, the Omen King, in the Leyndell Royal Capital and trade his memory with Enia.