Elden Ring Player Creates Awesome Sekiro-Inspired Construct

An Elden Ring player has created an electrified construct inspired by Genichiro Ashina, a boss from Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. The final is the very first boss that players will come across in the sport, but he can also be considered one of the toughest, because it is a scripted encounter designed for players to lose. Nevertheless, with some skill and perseverance, it is feasible to defeat Genichiro at first of Sekiro, though there isn’t any trophy tied to this momentous achievement.

Sekiro is exclusive in that it’s a Soulslike game without the same old stats akin to strength and dexterity, in addition to additional weapons that players have come to expect in FromSoftware titles. As a substitute, players have a katana that they acquire at first of the sport, and with various skills called Arts, they need to depend on just these throughout the journey to rescue the Divine Heir. Nevertheless, in Elden Ring, players have free reign to speculate in stats while mixing and matching armor and weapons to create opportunities to make their adventure throughout the enemy-packed Lands Between easier. But though players have access to a wide selection of weapons and armor to create among the most overpowered builds in Elden Ring, sometimes they would like to roleplay to make their time in the sport more interesting.

This was the case for one Reddit user going by the handle jengoz, who showcased a construct that was inspired by Genichiro, the Way of Tomoe form, which utilizes lightning through the second phase of the boss fight. The video shows the player wearing the Land of the Reeds armor with the Iron Kasa helmet posing in front of a Minor Erdtree while pulsating with red lightning courtesy of Vyke’s Dragonbolt. Moreover, the player is wielding the Dragonscale Blade in a single hand, which has a novel ability that coats the weapon with ice lightning, giving it a white appearance, while in the opposite is the Uchigatana katana buffed with either lightning grease or an analogous Ash of War, which provides the blade with its golden look.

Based on jengoz, in an effort to replicate this feat, first the player must forged Vyke’s Dragonbolt before swapping to and two handing the Dragonscale Blade to activate its special ability, then switching back to power stancing and at last using a lightning grease or electric Ash of War. The Genichiro-inspired construct was a success within the Elden Ring subreddit, as users complimented jengoz’s creativity, while one dubbed the look “the Christmas tree construct” for its colourful appearance.

The Elden Ring community is a talented one and has been creating some unbelievable builds in the sport. While there is no such thing as a release date as of yet, players will get the possibility to return to the Lands Between to experiment with more looks when the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC is released.