The lands between in Elden Ring is filled with many ferocious enemies with different abilities and damage types. This calls in to customize your stats, attributes, and equipment to deal with them easily.
Gravity-type enemies have high HP and devastating move sets, and to take them down, you need gravity weapons to deal extra damage to bosses like Fallingstar Beast and Astel. These weapons are known for their purple-colored gravity power.
This guide on the best Gravity Weapons in Elden Ring contains the list of weapons, stats, and how to get them.
8. Meteoric Ore Blade
The Meteoric Ore Blade is a strength-intelligence scaling Katana in Elden Ring. This weapon mainly prioritizes dealing slash and pierce damage. Although it doesn’t have a lot of physical damage in store (112), what makes it special is its buff of 20% increased damage to Gravity-type enemies.
The stat requirements for this weapon are pretty low and are given below (along with its scaling).
- Strength: 15 (D)
- Dexterity: 14 (E)
- Intelligence: 18 (D)
You can obtain the Meteoric Ore Blade by looting it from a chest in a small room at the Caelid Waypoint Ruins.
7. Lion Greatbow
The Lion Greatbow is the only ranged Gravity bow weapon that ensures maximum physical damage stats (120). You can even use this bow against Starscourge Radahn to give him a run for his money.
This weapon possesses the Radahn’s Rain unique weapon skill, which allows you to rain down a barrage of arrows upon your enemies, hitting multiple enemies.
The stat requirements to wield this weapon aren’t that high either, so you can use it without much trouble:
- Strength: 22 (D)
- Dexterity: 18 (D)
To get the Lion Greatbow in Elden Ring, you must trade your Remembrance of the Starscourge for it. You can trade this with Enia at the Roundtable Hold.
6. Fallingstar Beast Jaw
Fallingstar Beast Jaw is a Colossal weapon that requires a lot of strength to wield it and gives a physical damage stat of 132 and a 20% damage boost.
The Fallingstar Beast Jaw comes with a special skill called the Gravity Bolt, which lets you fire jolts of gravitational lightning at enemies, dealing bonus damage to them from afar.
Aside from Strength, there are a couple more stat requirements to use this weapon:
- Strength: 34 (D)
- Dexterity: 12 (D)
- Intelligence: 20 (E)
To obtain the Fallingstar Beast Jaw weapon in Elden Ring, you must go through a bit of trouble by defeating the Full-Grown Fallingstar Beast in Mt. Gelmir.
5. Ruin Greatsword
The Ruins Greatsword is a beautiful colossal sword that is quite slow in attacking, its heavy weight of it allows it to pack a huge amount of physical damage (124), crushing enemies with raw power and gives over 20% magic damage.
You can utilize its pure raw damage with jump attacks to deal an insane amount of damage, breaking the poise of your enemies. You can also use this enemy’s unique skill called the Wave of Destruction – an Ash of War that launches your enemies in this air.
Although this one of the gravity weapons that is great to use, it does have quite a high stat requirement to wield in Elden Ring:
- Strength: 50 (B)
- Intelligence: 16 (E)
To get the Ruins Greatsword in Elden Ring, you must defeat the Misbegotten Warrior and Crucible Knight at the Redmane Castle Plaza.
4. Alabaster Lord’s Sword
This is one of the Greatswords in Elden Ring that holds Strength as primary and Dexterity and Intelligence as secondary skills.
Taking about skill, the sword divides its stats (with scaling) as follows:
- Strength: 16 (D)
- Dexterity: 12 (E)
- Intelligence: 18 (D)
Alabaster Lord’s Sword promises maximum damage output with its 80/20% attack power, giving physical and magic damage. When driven into the ground, the sword gives twice as much potential damage to the enemies. After defeating the Alabaster Lord at the Lake of Rot, you can get this meteoric ore-imbued sword. One thing you should know about this sword is that it can be upgraded using Somber Smithing Stones.
3. Onyx Lord’s Greatsword
Onyx Lord’s Greatsword is a perfectly curved greatsword with 118 physical damage, intelligence, and strength as primary scales. The sword has 76 magic damage with a unique skill of manipulating gravity while giving 20% damage to nearby enemies.
The Onyx Lord’s Greatsword possesses the following stats with scaling, which gives the player an edge while using it:
- Strength: 20 (D)
- Dexterity: 16 (E)
- Intelligence: 16 (D)
You can get this sword after taking down Onyx Lord in the Sealed Tunnel.
2. Wing of Astel
Rock Sling is a spell, a sorcery in Elden Ring that projectiles rocks from the ground to give damage to enemies. This sorcery requires 18 FP and 29 stamina with moderate intelligence at a medium cast speed.
This spell uses Intelligence (18) to give solid damage output to gravity-type enemies from early to late game.
If you’re looking for Rock Sling, head to the underground celler on the north side of Sage Ruins. You need to be aware of the Servants of Rot while collecting this.
1. Starscourge Greatsword
The Starscourge Greatsword is a top-ranking weapon with a higher physical damage stat of 129 and a bonus of 30% damage to Gravity-type enemies.
Aside from that, this weapon utilizes the Strength stat and offers relatively faster attacks than other Greatswords – along with a larger range and damage.
This weapon’s unique skill, the Starcaller Cry, infuses your sword with gravity, emitting a purple aura and pulling in surrounding enemies. You can then slam down your swords on your enemies, ending them in seconds.
W/ith being the best of the gravity weapons in Elden Ring, the Starscourge Greatsword also has a high stat requirement to wield, which are as follows (along with scaling):
- Strength: 38 (D)
- Dexterity: 12 (D)
- Intelligence: 15 (E)
Getting the Starscourge Greatsword in Elden Ring is as simple as trading the Remembrance of the Starscourge with Enia. If you want pure raw damage instead of range, opting for this weapon is better.
