How To Get The Dragonwound Grease In Elden Ring

Inflict some massive damage upon Dragons and their kins with the Dragonwound Grease in Elden Ring.

Dragonwound Grease is a consumable item in the Elden Ring that can be applied to an armament to increase the attack damage against dragon-type enemies. This unique item is made from the scales of ancient dragons and acts as a poison for their descendants.

Due to an abundance of dragons and wyverns in Elden Ring, Dragonwound Grease is an essential item if you want to take down these legendary bosses easily. In this guide, we will help you acquire this grease and also tell you how you can craft it infinitely.

Dragonwound Grease Location

Dragonwound Grease can be obtained in three ways. Crafting, purchasing, and collecting as loot from the world of Lands Between.

To craft Dragonwound Grease, you must first unlock its recipe by finding Ancient Apostle Cookbook 3. This book can be looted from a dead body inside the Cathedral of Dragon Communion. This cathedral is in the Southern part of the Caelid region, protected by a dragon.

Once you have the book, you will need the following items to craft one Dragonwound Grease.

  • Root Resin 1x
  • Beast Blood 1x
  • Gravel Stone 1x

To purchase the Dragonwound Grease, you must pay a visit to the Isolated Merchant in the Northwest corner of Dragonbarrow (area above Caelid). He sells two Dragonwound Grease for 3000 runes each.

You can also obtain the Dragonwound Grease as a loot from the following locations.

How to use Dragonwound Grease in Elden Ring

Dragonwound Grease can be used as a consumable by applying it to a weapon in your hand. However, some special weapons can’t be buffed with any grease. If you can’t apply it to a weapon, double-check whether it allows it.

Dragonwound Grease lasts for 60 seconds, and it deals 30% more damage against Dragons and Wyrms, including Magma Wyrm. It also deals 20% more damage against Ancient Dragons. However, Dragonwound Grease doesn’t do extra damage against Placidusax for some reason.

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