The Will of the Balancers Guide, Effects, and How to Obtain | Nightreign Wiki Elden Ring

Night of the wise and this relic stack. Become your own starlight shard with fist weapons on all characters.

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Redditors CANNOT comprehend this concept;

-"A degenerate strategy is one option, mechanic, build, or tactic that is so strong or efficient that it crowds out meaningful choices. Once players discover it, much of the game's intended decision-making disappears because the optimal action becomes obvious."

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Double balancers meta sucks, but even worse is the reddit brigade giving MLK speeches about how heccin valid they are for optimizing all the fun out of a multiplayer game. Believe it or not I bought the game to have fun? And, like, actually play it??? And not just kinda sit around for 40 minutes so I can see a victory screen and get some dopamine??? It's a game balance issue first and foremost on the part of FROM, but you can't even mention that without double balancer users shouting about how much of a jobless loser you are for caring. Excuse me for getting annoyed that the only game I've seriously gotten into in the past decade is being left in awful shape by the developers. :(

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it sucks to have double balancers and doing night invaders or gaols anyway because your teammates are stacking but you are not

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balancers vs evergaol+nightinvader sums up to:

do you want to start stronger than normal, but thats it?
or do you want to start weaker but you can become stronger than ever throughout the match?

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w this, I can shine as a Raider main, in a world of l2 spammers, Dmg negation goes brrr (I carried 100 times)

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is it true that they stack

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Elden ring finally going back to its roots of being a 1 button simulator

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If you can't dodge then you NEED to get damage negation. Tired of braindead melees stacking only skill attack then chain dying to random bs.

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Spamming l2 is so much fun... If you're not using these you pretty much are contributing nothing to the team. Makes the game so boring when every single teammate is running these and melting bosses while you do barely any damage comparatively. At least before it was only the squishy casters that did this kind of damage, now it's everyone. Spending 30+ minutes steamrolling everything to then just kill the final boss in seconds is so lame. There is no strategy involved anymore its just spam l2 spam l2 spam l2

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As of the latest patch you can't stack the balancer relics anymore, we had some fun times together

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People don't know how motion values work and run this over evergaol and nightvader in deep of night. This relic increases your skill attack motion value including the melee attacks which isn't a lot. Melee attacks normally have only 100% (daggers) to 117% (colossal weapons) Evergael just increases your damage. If you have more damage for you motion value to add to you'll do more damage then balancers (You only need 20-25 percent more to do more damage then balancers.) 2 evergaols 2 nightvaders) Unless u run your third slot with one balancer relic you'll do more. Also depending on the weapon and ash of war that it has it will either do more or less (Colossal stamp vs Great sword stamp) they may differ in motion value.

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Holy Wylder build!

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So, if you have both Balancer Relics, plus the Undertaker's relic with successive attacks boost damage, you get a whopping 100% extra damage.

Each Balancer relic has improved melee attack power by 6% and improved skill (AoW) attack power by 15%. Both of these traits stack on AoWs like Unsheath, Lion’s Claw, Storm Blade, and Impaling Thrust (basically any AoW that involves hitting someone with your weapon…which is basically all of them). This adds up to a whopping 21% increase in damage, since 1.06*1.15 = 1.219.

However, because both of these stack, the total damage buff ends up at a staggering 48% extra damage (1.06*1.15*1.06*1.15 = 1.486)

This is already pretty nuts, since this is the equivalent of clearing out every single Evergaol and Invader Camp at the very beginning of the run, but when you add in the Undertaker’s Glass Necklace, this damage jumps STUPIDLY high.

Unlike the Winged Sword Talismans and Millicent’s Prosthesis, the attacks stack on top of each other instead of replacing the previous level, as was the intended infect. So instead of doing 6% extra damage, then 10.5%, then 15%, the Glass Necklace attack buff does 6%, 17%, THEN 35%.

(1.06*1.105*1.15 instead of just 1.06, 1.105, and 1.15 independently).

Combining these three relics together, you get:

1.06*1.15*1.06*1.15*1.15*1.06*1.105*1.15 = 2.00158

That is a whopping 100% increase to ALL melee AoWs. Not only that, but you even get FP restoration over time to keep up the FP costs, AND the chance to completely nullify any and all damage if you have ANY damage negation debuff on you. These includes stuff like any of the Scorpion Charms (which debuff your damage negation by 3%), the Crucible Feather 10%), any DoN debuffs like reduce damage negation during flask usage, rolling (both repeated and normal), and just straight up any debuff attached to a weapon that reduces physical or elemental damage negation.

You can stack as many of these debuffs as you want (don’t, btw), and every time you get hit, you get to flip a coin and just go “nuh uh.”

Of course, you don’t WANT to gamble your life, especially in DoN where anything and everything can oneshot you, but as anyone who’s played Silksong before and ran the Magnetite Dice before can tell you, if you have a 10% chance to avoid taking damage when hit, 10% of of time it works 100% of the time.

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So, if you have both Balancer Relics, plus the Undertaker's relic with successive attacks boost damage, you get a whopping 100% extra damage.

Each Balancer relic has improved melee attack power by 6% and improved skill (AoW) attack power by 15%. Both of these traits stack on AoWs like Unsheath, Lion’s Claw, Storm Blade, and Impaling Thrust (basically any AoW that involves hitting someone with your weapon…which is basically all of them). This adds up to a whopping 21% increase in damage, since 1.06*1.15 = 1.219.

However, because both of these stack, the total damage buff ends up at a staggering 48% extra damage (1.06*1.15*1.06*1.15 = 1.486)

This is already pretty nuts, since this is the equivalent of clearing out every single Evergaol and Invader Camp at the very beginning of the run, but when you add in the Undertaker’s Glass Necklace, this damage jumps STUPIDLY high.

Unlike the Winged Sword Talismans and Millicent’s Prosthesis, the attacks stack on top of each other instead of replacing the previous level, as was the intended infect. So instead of doing 6% extra damage, then 10.5%, then 15%, the Glass Necklace attack buff does 6%, 17%, THEN 35%.

(1.06*1.105*1.15 instead of just 1.06, 1.105, and 1.15 independently).

Combining these three relics together, you get:

1.06*1.15*1.06*1.15*1.15*1.06*1.105*1.15 = 2.00158

That is a whopping 100% increase to ALL melee AoWs. Not only that, but you even get FP restoration over time to keep up the FP costs, AND the chance to completely nullify any and all damage if you have ANY damage negation debuff on you. These includes stuff like any of the Scorpion Charms (which debuff your damage negation by 3%), the Crucible Feather 10%), any DoN debuffs like reduce damage negation during flask usage, rolling (both repeated and normal), and just straight up any debuff attached to a weapon that reduces physical or elemental damage negation.

You can stack as many of these debuffs as you want (don’t, btw), and every time you get hit, you get to flip a coin and just go “nuh uh.”

Of course, you don’t WANT to gamble your life, especially in DoN where anything and everything can oneshot you, but as anyone who’s played Silksong before and ran the Magnetite Dice before can tell you, if you have a 10% chance to avoid taking damage when hit, 10% of of time it works 100% of the time.

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So, if you have both Balancer Relics, plus the Undertaker's relic with successive attacks boost damage, you get a whopping 100% extra damage.


Each Balancer relic has improved melee attack power by 6% and improved skill (AoW) attack power by 15%. Both of these traits stack on AoWs like Unsheath, Lion’s Claw, Storm Blade, and Impaling Thrust (basically any AoW that involves hitting someone with your weapon…which is basically all of them). This adds up to a whopping 21% increase in damage, since 1.06*1.15 = 1.219.

However, because both of these stack, the total damage buff ends up at a staggering 48% extra damage (1.06*1.15*1.06*1.15 = 1.486)

This is already pretty nuts, since this is the equivalent of clearing out every single Evergaol and Invader Camp at the very beginning of the run, but when you add in the Undertaker’s Glass Necklace, this damage jumps STUPIDLY high.

Unlike the Winged Sword Talismans and Millicent’s Prosthesis, the attacks stack on top of each other instead of replacing the previous level, as was the intended infect. So instead of doing 6% extra damage, then 10.5%, then 15%, the Glass Necklace attack buff does 6%, 17%, THEN 35%.


(1.06*1.105*1.15 instead of just 1.06, 1.105, and 1.15 independently).

Combining these three relics together, you get:


1.06*1.15*1.06*1.15*1.15*1.06*1.105*1.15 = 2.00158


That is a whopping 100% increase to ALL melee AoWs. Not only that, but you even get FP restoration over time to keep up the FP costs, AND the chance to completely nullify any and all damage if you have ANY damage negation debuff on you. These includes stuff like any of the Scorpion Charms (which debuff your damage negation by 3%), the Crucible Feather 10%), any DoN debuffs like reduce damage negation during flask usage, rolling (both repeated and normal), and just straight up any debuff attached to a weapon that reduces physical or elemental damage negation.


You can stack as many of these debuffs as you want (don’t, btw), and every time you get hit, you get to flip a coin and just go “nuh uh.”


Of course, you don’t WANT to gamble your life, especially in DoN where anything and everything can oneshot you, but as anyone who’s played Silksong before and ran the Magnetite Dice before can tell you, if you have a 10% chance to avoid taking damage when hit, 10% of of time it works 100% of the time.

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The Improved Skill Attack Power is actually just around 15%.
I think most people found 20% beacause they forgot there's already a 5% Melee Attack bonus.
If you test with Ironeye's base bow at the training ground, you'll see that it's not 20%.

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So the lore is pretty much Red Sonja lol

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It's 20% for the skill increase, and stacks multiplicatively with the Everdark version. Absolutely absurd damage. Step aside Recluse Glass Cannons, there's a new sheriff in town.

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Holy powercreep

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RoB spam relic

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Interesting lore implication how this is "The Will of the Balancers" instead of "Night of the Balancers"; even the flavor text says the relic is "the will of the Harmonia" instead of "the night belonging to the Harmonia" like all the others.

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does this buff the character skill or the weapon art skill?

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The lore blurb is interesting in its ambiguity. Did the protective deity really give the girl the power and she was too late, or it made her attack indiscriminately? Or did the girl just snatch the weapon herself after a while after nothing was happening?

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perfect against ED Maris especially with melee starting weapon, but it's fine anyway even if you're Ironeye or recluse.

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They combined blessed blue dew with a stronger version of the jar shard effect and added a freaking melee damage buff on top of that. Honestly this type of relic being dlc locked content is perhaps the closest fromsoft has ever gotten to pay to win content and it’s honestly kinda ridiculous. Put this thing on your melee characters and never take it

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This relic seems really good for raider if it buffs character skill damage but if it’s weapon skill then it’s amazing all around

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So they basically just have that dawg in them

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It's literally better than any blue relics I own...

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Its about: +5% for the melee
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+20% for the Skill(AoW)
Tests:
light melee went from 100 to 105 dmg
skill(AoW) went from 130 to 156 dmg

I hope that helps

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Blessed Blue Dew Talisman if it was epic

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Insane lore here

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Anyone got the numbers?

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Holy crap, more Shaman Village lore???

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anyone got the %?

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I cannot equip it to anyone anywhere, it may be bugged?

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This relic seems really good. Definitely worth the fight. Will be trying this out in undertaker

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