Cleansing Tear

cleasing tear nightreign wiki guide
Characteristics Red
Relic Effects
[Scholar] Continuous damage inflicted on targets threaded by Ultimate Art
Improved Affinity Damage Negation
Defeating enemies fills more of the Art gauge

Cleansing Tear is a Relic in Nightreign. The Cleansing Tear is a brand-new unique relic introduced with The Forsaken Hollows DLC. It can be equipped by the Scholar, and can be obtained upon progressing his Rememberance Quest. Relics are permanent rewards earned by Nightfarers after each successful or unsuccessful expedition, these relics randomly generate passive benefits that can apply bonuses or effects to various aspects of a Nightfarer's stats, skills, and combat. Managing Relics can be done by conducting a relic rite via the Relic Rites area in the Roundtable Hold. Relics used in rites are not consumed and can be repeatedly used in later relic rites. The Relic Rite menu can be accessed directly from the Roundtable Hold menu.

 

Fast-acting medicine for a disease that afflicted the Albinaurics that works by removing invasive contaminants.

The vassal who developed the medicine did so by testing it on his own body. It was successful, and used to treat patients, but the vassal himself passed, his sickness already too advanced.

Both the disease and the cure are not mentioned in the annals of history, and the person responsible for their omission is unknown.

 

How to Get Cleansing Tear in Elden Ring Nightreign

 

ER Nightreign Cleansing Tear Relic Effects & Information

Cleansing Tear Relic Effects:

  • [Scholar] Continuous damage inflicted on targets threaded by Ultimate Art
  • Improved Affinity Damage Negation
  • Defeating enemies fills more of the Art gauge

 

Nightreign Scholar Guide - How to play Scholar in The Forsaken Hollows DLC

 

 

 

 

 

Elden Ring Cleansing Tear Notes & Tips

  • Notes, Tips, and other Trivia for the Cleansing Tear go here.
  • For all Chalices, Urns, and Goblets used to change the vessel characteristics of a Nightfarer,  please check our Vessels page.
  • By equipping the "Relics" obtained when returning from a mission on your character, you can gain the powers embedded in the relics whenever you set out on your next expeditions. Relics come with up to three random effects, and each character can equip up to three relics on their designated vessels. Some relics have effects that work in any situation, while others are specific to certain characters or abilities. Relics can be managed via the Relic Rites Menu, which can be found at the Roundtable Hold.

 

 
All Relics in Elden Ring Nightreign
Besmirched Frame  ♦  Black Claw Necklace  ♦  Blessed Flowers  ♦  Blessed Iron Coin  ♦  Bone-Like Stone  ♦  Cracked Sealing Wax  ♦  Cracked Witch's Brooch  ♦  Crown Medal  ♦  Dark Night of the Baron  ♦  Dark Night of the Beast  ♦  Dark Night of the Champion  ♦  Dark Night of the Demon  ♦  Dark Night of the Fathom  ♦  Dark Night of the Miasma  ♦  Dark Night of the Wise  ♦  Deep Delicate Burning Scene  ♦  Deep Delicate Drizzly Scene  ♦  Deep Delicate Luminous Scene  ♦  Deep Delicate Tranquil Scene  ♦  Deep Grand Burning Scene  ♦  Deep Grand Drizzly Scene  ♦  Deep Grand Luminous Scene  ♦  Deep Grand Tranquil Scene  ♦  Deep Polished Burning Scene  ♦  Deep Polished Drizzly Scene  ♦  Deep Polished Luminous Scene  ♦  Deep Polished Tranquil Scene  ♦  Deep Scenic Flatstone  ♦  Delicate Burning Scene  ♦  Delicate Drizzly Scene  ♦  Delicate Luminous Scene  ♦  Delicate Tranquil Scene  ♦  Edge of Order  ♦  Fell Omen Fetish  ♦  Glass Necklace  ♦  Golden Dew  ♦  Golden Sprout  ♦  Grand Burning Scene  ♦  Grand Drizzly Scene  ♦  Grand Luminous Scene  ♦  Grand Tranquil Scene  ♦  Impaired Damage Negation  ♦  Impaired Physical Damage Negation (Deep)  ♦  Large Scenic Flatstone  ♦  Leather Monocle Case  ♦  Night of the Baron  ♦  Night of the Beast  ♦  Night of the Champion  ♦  Night of the Demon  ♦  Night of the Fathom  ♦  Night of the Lord  ♦  Night of the Miasma  ♦  Night of the Wise  ♦  Note My Dear Successor  ♦  Old Pocketwatch  ♦  Old Portrait  ♦  Poison and Rot in Vicinity Increases Attack Power (Deep)  ♦  Polished Burning Scene  ♦  Polished Drizzly Scene  ♦  Polished Luminous Scene  ♦  Polished Tranquil Scene  ♦  Scenic Flatstone  ♦  Silver Tear  ♦  Slate Whetstone  ♦  Small Makeup Brush  ♦  Stone Stake  ♦  The Night of Dregs  ♦  The Will of Balance  ♦  The Will of the Balancers  ♦  The Wylder's Earring  ♦  Third Volume  ♦  Torn Braided Cord  ♦  Vestige of Night  ♦  Witch's Brooch



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    • Anonymous

      cleansing tear + dark night of miasma = best (and relic-efficient) combo

      you'll need the remembrance chalice (red,blue,white) to do it, but it's worth
      you can even slot in blue ED maris if you are feeling extra paranoid of being 1-shot

      • Anonymous

        sucks that this relic is the only one with the continuous damage. Scholar is not the one getting the killing blow on most enmies and is too busy managing consumables to farm little mobs. Affinity negation is always nice, but i doubt it's a signficant % and there's a million better relic effects for those 2 slots.

        • Anonymous

          This is actually one of the best character relics. You probably are wondering why affinity damage negation is there. It's to put birb out of business. You can shield poke and eat affinity attacks up yum yum. This character is literally the comfiest pick in the fame

          • Anonymous

            From training ground testing, the continuous damage seems to be around ~30 per second, so ~600 across the total duration of the ult (~20 seconds). Seems pretty good to me.. that's how much damage other ults do.

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