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Okay, so I just had to share my latest Elden Ring discovery – the Savage Lion's Claw Ash of War! Seriously, if you're looking to elevate your combat and unleash some seriously satisfying stomps, you NEED this. I heard about it and made it my mission to track it down, and it was totally worth the grind. It's one of those moves that just feels incredibly powerful and looks amazing too. First off, let's talk about where to get this beast. You'll need to head over to Caelid, specifically the Fort Gael North area. Don't worry, it's not hidden behind a major boss or a complex dungeon, but it can be a bit tricky to spot. There's a Teardrop Scarab lurking nearby, often hiding in plain sight or scampering away as you approach. That little guy is your target! I remember chasing it around for a good five minutes, thinking, 'Is this it? Is this the legendary Ash of War they're talking about?' Once you manage to take it down, boom, the Savage Lion's Claw is yours. It's one of those moments where you just want to shout 'GREAT ENEMY FELLED!' even if it's just a tiny scarab – the reward feels that good. Now, why is it so good? The Savage Lion's Claw essentially empowers your weapon with a powerful forward leap followed by a devastating ground slam. This attack knocks enemies back and deals significant damage, making it fantastic for breaking enemy stances, especially those annoying large foes that usually shrug off lighter attacks. I've been pairing it with my heaviest Greatswords, and the sheer impact is incredible. It really makes you feel like a force of nature, sending smaller enemies flying and opening up larger ones for critical hits. Plus, the animation is just so satisfying to land! For anyone looking to incorporate it into their build, consider weapons that scale well with strength or dexterity, depending on the affinity you choose. I've been experimenting with different infusions, and I find that the heavy affinity really shines with this Ash of War, maximizing its raw damage potential. Don't forget to keep your Flask of Crimson Tears upgraded – you'll be getting up close and personal with enemies, and a good heal (like a Flask of Crimson Tears+12) is always essential to stay in the fight. And if you're planning on really maxing out your gear, you'll eventually need those rare Somber Ancient Dragon Smithing Stones, which are key for fully upgrading unique weapons that often benefit from powerful Ashes of War like this. I’ve also found it super useful in multiplayer co-op. When a boss has multiple targets, or if you need to create some space, a well-timed Savage Lion's Claw can often stun or knock down an enemy, giving your teammates a crucial window to attack or heal. It's not just for solo play! Sometimes I even bring a Warming Stone for quick, localized heals if things get too hectic, especially in crowded areas. The beauty of Elden Ring is how much you can customize through Item Crafting and experimenting with different Ashes of War. Finding the Savage Lion's Claw was a huge step in refining my playstyle, and I truly hope this guide helps you unlock its full potential and have even more fun stomping your way through the Lands Between!