Ninja style fighting
Provides some equipment from the Elden Circle DLC at the start of the game
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About this mod Machine translation
Provides some equipment from the Elden Circle DLC at the start of the game
Ninja Type Combat
🎮 **Let "Elden's Circle" DLC equipment be obtained at the beginning of the game! **
✨ Module function
This mod adds the following equipment to Trader Carl's shop at the start of the game:
- **Dry Leaf Art** - Unarmed Combat Weapons
- **Dane's Footwork** - Leg Gear
- **Raptor Claw** - hand equipment
In addition, more equipment has been added to the treasure chest in the ruins before the level, and two new war ashes have been added to Bernal.
🔧 Specific changes
- **Dry Leaf Art**
- Added a healing effect after killing the enemy, similar to the Profaned Holy Sword
- Designed for players who are not good at unarmed combat 😊
- **Dane’s Footwork**
-Default equipment war ash: dry leaf whirlwind
- Palm Wind War Ash can be purchased from Bernal to replace it
- **Attribute enhancement**
- Some equipment has added +2 dexterity attribute
- **Memory Favor Improvement**
- The blessing of teleporting back to the final rest can now be used at any time
- No runes will be lost!
🎯 User Guide
- **Start a new game**
- **Purchase the desired equipment from Carl**
- **Go to the treasure chest in the ruins before the level to get more equipment**
- **Visit Benar to buy two War Ashes** (Palm Wind and Dry Leaf Whirlwind)
*Note: The equipment sold by Carl has these war grays pre-installed, this step is optional*
💫 Game experience
Choose your preferred fighting style and enjoy a smoother early game experience! Whether you are fighting with your bare hands or using the newly added war ash, your adventure in the borderland will be more colorful.
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*Get ready to start your journey through the Ring of Elden like a ninja! * ⚔️
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
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Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.