Use against shielded foes to break through their guard by attacking from the side.Ĭorvian Greatknife Handmaid's Dagger Bloodlust (Skill)
Slam the greatsword to the ground while leaping, then follow with normal attack for a large spinning slash, or strong attack to back-step and jump foward in an overhead slam. Violently flail oneself to trigger an awakening that temporarily boosts the strength of miracles, just as the good Father used the rose himself. Mix and match weapons with different skills and chain them together for a more adept dual wielding build. It does not matter which hand the weapon is originally assigned to, R1/RB functions remain the same. When Dual Wielding, a right and a second left handed weapon, the weapon you are two handing will be activated for it's skill when you press L2/LT. It is also important to keep in mind that using such a Weapon Art without the required minimum FP will result in the attack using significantly more stamina. For example, the Longsword can still perform the special guard-break attack, but they will have the same damage as regular R1/RB attacks, and will not be able to break through shields as easily as it normally does.
FP is not required to use certain Skills, however, using a skill without sufficient FP will not yield the enhanced properties it provides. Using skills consumes Focus Points (FP), which is shown in the blue gauge on your HUD, between the red HP gauge and the green Stamina gauge.
Assorted skills are available, each with their own capabilities. Press the L2/LT button to use the unique skill associated with the weapon you have in your left hand or are wielding with both hands. They vary from weapon to weapon, and can have effects such as higher damage or self-buffs. They are a new feature that allows the player to use special attacks with existing Weapons or boost the damage of Spells. Skills, also known as Weapon Arts, are special moves for Weapons and Magic in Dark Souls 3.
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