Spells you've never used.

Any spells that you look at, and -never- feel inclined to use in PvE?
For me, that would be Heavy Soul Arrow/Great Heavy Soul arrow. I use them -once- during the Gargoyles, when our DPS as sorcerers suck, then drop them never to be attuned again.

I've never used Flash Sweat either.

I use flash sweat at Queelag and sometimes at Gwyn

Never used hush, remedy, remove curse...

Wrath of God. I just... ya. That, and Heavy Soul Arrows... I'll stick with the Great Heavy Soul Arrows.

Never used the pyro "Undead Rapport" much because of the 2 second melee ranged cast time and the fact that it only turned enimy's into alias for 30 seconds, thus they would turn against you unexpectedly, and when they are turned they dont follow you either. Tis a shame i always wanted npc enimy's forced to be my buddy but done right. and you only get 7 uses too :/ which wouldn't be so bad if it lasted longer than 30 seconds.

bountiful sunlight or soothing sunlight. only good for co-op and the high faith requirement plus I think you have to be members of Princesses Guard to use make me forget about them completely.

Seek Guidence because I ended up getting the strategy guide (which could have been done A LOT better might I add). Hidden Weapon because I like being able to tell the range at which I'll hit an opponent. I feel like it would make it harder to gauge in near miss situations.

Undead Rapport had potential to be the BEST spell in the game, but ended up being crap.
(Just think, if they were your ally for the life, you could host minion matches! The only weapons would be Tridents to buff your allies, the invader uses alluring skulls to march his forces towards yours and they fight!)
I've never used most of the sorceries.

I used the crap out of rapport; Both on enemies and not.

What gesture rivals the worm? Undead Rapport. Ya! Flashy finger!

90% of sorceries, 60% of miracles. I've used all pyromancies though.

Ive never used seeking guidance - all it does it show more messages from other worlds, right?

And messages left by the Knight you find in the Asylum hidden in the world of lordran... there are a good amount.

I have actually used that one, never found it helpful.

Interesting - adding this to one of my slots to check out right now - thanks acidic


Before i go google-ing / searching the forums - is there any spots i should check out with this spell?

Sec

https://soulswiki.forumotion.com/t2497-knight-of-astora-hidden-signs

Found it. Got most of the signs hidden in Lordran

Yea - Gwynevere's bedroom floor is completely covered in orange soapstone msgs. All of which reference some apparently "amazing chest" I have never been able to find... :suspect:

Siegmeyer: Hmmmm....hmmmm....

You the man ! Thanks dude

Cantankerous_Flood wrote:Yea - Gwynevere's bedroom floor is completely covered in orange soapstone msgs. All of which reference some apparently "amazing chest" I have never been able to find... :suspect:

Siegmeyer: Hmmmm....hmmmm....

"So here i sit, in quite a pickle weighing my options so-to speak"

When I was makng my pyro build I goofed around with Undead Rapport. It's pretty useless. Unless...


You're being GLed in the Burg. Cast it. Get invaded. Laugh. It'd also be funny to use on the crossbowman overlooking the arena. They'll come down and bow, then all of a sudden ".....what the eff?" Hahaha.

Or the Berenike knight in the burg.

That knight sucks compared to Balders. Trust me, they win more than steel knight. I used rapport a lot, so...

The one with the rapier is beast. Autoparry.

I use most magic, but I have to admit that I never found Flash Sweat, Magic Shield, Charm/Control Undead (or whatever it's called...), Fireball, Lightning Spear or Fire Whip that useful, and never bothered attuning them after experimenting a few times.

All of the Soul Arrows are indispensable to my Sorc, and at least three varieties are attuned at all times - Heavy Soul Arrow and Great Heavy Soul Arrow form two of my favorite general attunements for dealing with larger enemies. I've never found Pyromancy to live up to it's hype.

And Bountiful Sunlight and Soothing Sunlight are two of my favorite Miracles. I like helping other characters, and having healing capability goes hand in hand with that. The other Covenant-connected Miracles never seemed as useful to me.

I've never used any spells :oops: