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Elden Ring Euphoria: The Weapon Is Called Euporia
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Searching for Euphoria? The weapon you want is Euporia, a holy twinblade from Shadow of the Erdtree. Where it is, what it needs, and how its charge works.
Elden Ring Euphoria is a common misspelling: the weapon is called Euporia. It is a twinblade from the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC that deals physical and holy damage, and it has a charge mechanic that rewards fast, continuous attacks. You find it late in the expansion, in Belurat, Tower Settlement, reached from Enir-Ilim.
Euporia at a glance
| Type | Twinblade |
| DLC | Shadow of the Erdtree |
| Requirements | Strength 16, Dexterity 16, Faith 24 |
| Damage | Physical (standard and pierce) and holy |
| Base attack | 84 physical, 100 holy |
| Scaling | D in Strength, Dexterity and Faith (Faith rises to C at +3) |
| Weight | 8.5 |
| Skill | Euporia Vortex (28 FP) |
| Upgrades | Somber Smithing Stones |
Where to find Euporia
Euporia is in Belurat, Tower Settlement, but in the part of it you reach from Enir-Ilim, the expansion's final area, not on your first visit early in the DLC.
From Enir-Ilim, work your way back into Belurat. The route uses ledges and lifts and passes several enemies. The weapon lies on a corpse by an altar at the end of it. Take it slowly: several of the drops are easy to miss, and a wrong jump sends you back to the start.
How Euporia works
The charge
Euporia charges as you fight. Land seven hits within ten seconds and it gains a small damage buff of about 5%. While it is charged:
- Its attacks add extra holy damage.
- Its skill, Euporia Vortex, also fires holy bolts forward on top of its normal effect.
The charge does not build against undead enemies.
Euporia Vortex
The weapon skill spins the twinblade into a vortex for 28 FP. Uncharged, it is a solid close-range skill. Charged, the added holy bolts give it reach and make it one of the weapon's main damage tools.
Who should use it
- Faith hybrids with some Strength and Dexterity. Its 24 Faith requirement and Faith scaling reward a quality-faith build.
- Aggressive players. The charge needs seven hits in ten seconds, which twinblades reach easily if you keep attacking.
- Not for undead-heavy areas. The charge does not work on them.
Limitations
- No Ashes of War. Its skill is fixed.
- No infusions or buffs. You cannot add grease or spell buffs to it.
- Late availability. You get it near the end of the expansion, so it is a weapon for New Game Plus or a final build more than a whole playthrough.
Why the name confuses people
"Euporia" is close enough to "euphoria" that search engines and players mix them up. The in-game description calls it a "twinblade symbolizing abundance", which fits the Greek word euporia, meaning plenty or abundance, rather than euphoria.
For how long the expansion takes to reach Enir-Ilim, see how long to beat Elden Ring.