Demon Fist (from Dark Souls 3) and Ashes of Fire (DLC)
Added the Demon's Fist weapon as a new item with Fire Whirlwind War Ash, and added the War Ash to Benar's shop for use with other fist/claw weapons.
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Added the Demon's Fist weapon as a new item with Fire Whirlwind War Ash, and added the War Ash to Benar's shop for use with other fist/claw weapons.
Devil’s Fist and Flame Whirlwind War Ashes
🎮 **DLC version now supported** - Last tested on regulatory version 1.16
✨ Module function
**New content:**
- 🔥 Added **Devil's Fist** weapon from "Dark Souls 3"
- 🌪️ The weapon comes with a unique **Fire Whirlwind War Gray**
- 🛒 Added Fire Tornado War Ash to Bernal's shop, suitable for all gauntlet/claw weapons
**How to obtain:**
- The Devil's Fist can be purchased from the **Two-fingered Old Woman** in the Round Table Hall (select the "Special Weapon Shop" option)
- Price: **5000 Runes**
- Weapon internal ID: 21500000
🎯 War gray effect
**Ashes of War: Tornado of Fire** 💫
Spin through enemies with flaming fists. Use heavy attacks while spinning, using the momentum to slam your fists into the ground. Enemies hit will be knocked into the air!
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⚙️ Installation instructions
- **Required tools:** ModEngine2 is required, which can be downloaded from the GitHub page
- **Installation steps:**
- Download mod files
- Extract the contents of the 'demon_fist' folder to the mod folder of ModEngine2
- Or link to the 'demon_fist' folder in the config_eldenring.toml file
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🙏 **Special thanks** for the player animation resource library provided by Blubber
📷 **Module screenshot:**
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