There are many facets to combat in Elden Ring. Players are free to approach fights from multiple angles, incorporating spells, incantations, different weapon types, and even items to help them gain an edge over their enemies. Although the default for many players is to simply dodge away from enemy attacks, there are some that prefer to stand tall in the face of danger, holding a shield outward to block incoming strikes. Those that dabble in this style of combat are also capable of parrying the enemy, which will cause an instant opening in which they can «riposte» and hit their foe with a critical attack.
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Unfortunately, parrying can be a bit difficult for newcomers (and even seasoned veterans on some bosses). Thankfully, there is one particular Ash of War that can help players parry enemies easier by increasing the hitbox and range of their parry, as well as making it easier to land when fighting against a foe. Although it's still a «parry» and players will need to make sure they time it right, the timing is a bit more forgiving than the traditional method. Here's how players can get their hands on Golden Parry in Elden Ring and what exactly it does.
Thankfully, Golden Parry isn't too difficult to find and collect but it does require players to make it all the way to the Altus Plateau. This is a higher-level area that many players won't reach until the mid-game but it is possible to rush there from spawn if players are willing to put in the work and run past strong enemies along the way. To do so, Tarnished will need to first get their hands on the two halves of the Dectus Medallion. From there, they can ride the Grand Lift of Dectus up to the Altus Plateau. There
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