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Elden Ring Nightreignlets players control Wylder during the tutorial section, where players also receive prompts on how toparry. While Wylder is a pretty reliable and versatile character to play in the game,you may still pick other charactersand parry attacks with them, given you have the right equipment. Let’s explore how players can parry attacks, the type of equipment you need to do it, and which attacks can be parried inNightreign.
How to Parry Attacks in Elden Ring Nightreign
Parrying is one of the best abilities players who prefer melee combat can have inElden Ring Nightreign. It allows players to break the stance of enemies and deliver a critical hit to inflict high damage. However,parry remains a high-risk, high-reward mechanicas timing it right can be tricky. If you mess up the timing, it’ll leave you exposed to an attack by the enemy. On the contrary, if you nail the timing right, it’ll stagger the enemy and leave them vulnerable to a critical hit.
So, here are some step-by-step instructions on how you can parry attacks inElden Ring Nightreign.
Most of the melee attacks can be parriedfrom minor enemies to field bosses. However, there are several attacks that players either need to parry multiple times to break the enemy’s stance, or they simply can only be deflected. On the other hand, projectiles cannot be parried, so make sure to use dodge roll when you’re about to get hit by one.
All Weapons with Parry Skill in Nightreign
There are varioussmall and medium shieldsthat come with the parry skill. Players can head to thesparring grounds area of the Roundtable Holdand try out different armaments to see which one works for you. Here’s a list of some of the shields with parry skill.
Some shields have a bigger parry window than others, it’s best to practice with them on the Sparring Grounds before deciding which one to use during an expedition.
