Elden Ring 1.12.3 DLC Poise Damage for All Weapons (PvP & PvE)

　　This article highlights the adjustments to poise damage for PvP in Elden Ring 1.12 Patch Notes, more importantly, the Elden Ring DLC poise damage breakpoints updated to Version 1.12.3.It is reported that, Diablo 4 Gold The data performance is getting better and better, which is of great reference value and is likely to become the vane of the industry. https://www.mtmmo.com/diablo-4-gold

　　

　　Elden Ring 1.12.3 Poise Damage Chart (Shadow of the Erdtree DLC) for All Weapons

　　

　　Knowing the poise breakpoint is critical, which helps you calculate how many successive attacks you must land. You want to use attacks that will for sure break the poise of your opponents, not waste hits that do negligible poise damage. Higher poise will let you not be staggered easily in the game, which weapon gives the maximum poise damage? The latest 2024 version of Elden Ring Poise Damage is updated here, check out the spreadsheet for poise breakpoints of different weapons in Elden Ring 1.12.3 or DLC.

　　

　　PvP Changes in Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree DLC (Patch 1.12)

　　

　　In terms of exclusive PVP changes in Elden Ring 1.12, certain weapons received adjustments to poise damage, skills, and general balances.

　　

　　Increased poise damage

　　

　　- Some attacks against players on specific weapon types: Greatswords, Colossal Swords, Curved Greatswords, Greataxes, Hammers, Flails, Great Hammers, Colossal Weapons, Great Spears, and Halberds.

　　

　　Decreased poise damage

　　

　　- Some attacks against players specific weapon types: Daggers, Straight Swords, Thrusting Swords, Heavy Thrusting Swords, Curved Swords, Katanas, Twinblades, Axes, Spears, Reapers, Whips, Fists, Claws.

　　

　　- Offhand thrusting sword (second hit): 108 to 54

　　

　　- Power stance weapons deal 15-5% less damage, around 10% on average.

　　

　　Most weapons categorized into the same type share the same value, however, some specific weapons have different breakpoints.