Elden ring: How to Get and Use Ash of War: Mighty Shot

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Elden Ring: How to Get and Use Ash of War: Mighty Shot

Elden Ring

By Umama Ali

Published Nov 24, 2023

With its enthralling lore and in-depth character stories, Elden Ring has captured the hearts of many gamers worldwide. The game features many tough enemies and bosses that make it extremely challenging for the players to achieve their ultimate goal: becoming the Elden Lord.

There is, however, a range of tools and weapons that players can use to their advantage, and Ashes of War are one of them. Ash of War: Mighty Shot is a powerful Ash of War in Elden Ring that players can use to enhance their weapons. Keep reading to find out how to get this Ash of War in Elden Ring.

Ash of War: Mighty Shot Location in Elden Ring

Mighty Shot is a regular skill and can be applied with Ashes of War to longbows and lightbows. It is the default skill of most bows, which are handy weapons that can be used to deal damage to enemies from afar.

One way of getting the Mighty Shot skill is to purchase the Composite Bow, as Mighty Shot is the default skill of this weapon. To get the Composite Bow, players need to go to Liurnia of the Lakes and purchase it from the Nomadic Merchant for 3,500 runes. It’s a good weapon that players can use to attack the enemy from a distance.

Lastly, Ash of War: Mighty Shot can be obtained from Teardrop Scarab. For that, players will have to cross the bridge towards the south of Limgrave and into the Weeping Peninsula. Then, they will need to hop on the main road that leads through a large gorge. Continuing on the road, pass through a ruined caravan cramped with enemies. After passing the Misbegotten, the road will go uphill towards Castle Morne Ramparts. This is where players will find Teardrop Scarab.

How to Use the Ash of War: Mighty Shot

Ashes of War: Mighty Shot requires no FP cost for its activation, but for every shot, it costs six FP. Players need to keep in mind that this skill is not rechargeable. When activated, the player prepares the bow while taking a stance, and for attacking, the bow is pulled all the way back to fire the arrow from its slot. It has a physical damage value of 65, which is great for early-game enemies. This skill extends the arrow's range, allowing it to travel farther than usual. In addition, it also increases the weapon’s damage slightly.