Rakshasa’s Great Katana is a new weapon in Elden Ring introduced with the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. A katana whose blade is forever stained with blood, this weapon was once wielded by a furious ...

Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree’s Dragon Hunter’s Great Katana – that’s a mouthful – might seem like a pretty skippable weapon at first glance. It’s a big katana, so it moves slower than regular ones ...

In Elden Ring, you can get the Sword of Night Katana by progressing Ymir’s and Jolan’s questline in Shadow of the Erdtree. In the end, you will find Jolan in a state of near death, around his usual ...

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The Great Katana is part of a new category of weapons introduced in the Shadow of the Edtree DLC for Elden Ring known simply as Great Katanas. “Large katana with a long, heavy blade. A weapon unique ...

Rakshasa’s Great Katana is a Great Katana introduced in the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC for Elden Ring. This weapon comes with a hidden passive that increases the user’s defensive capabilities. “A great ...

Raksaha’s Great Katana is located in the Eastern Nameless Mausoleum, near the waterfalls in Scadu Altus. To earn the sword, you need to defeat the Raksasha boss, and the fight won’t be easy. If you ...

A great katana made by using the gravel stone along its blade, the Dragon Hunter’s Great Katana in Elden Ring is a new addition with the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. This weapon was once wielded by ...

The Dragon Hunter’s Great Katana is a slick looking new weapon in the Elden Ring DLC, and it’s an entirely new type of equipment in Shadow of the Erdtree. This impressive and aesthetically striking ...

Among the many new weapons in Elden Ring’s new DLC, Shadow of the Erdtree, the various Katanas are hardest to come by. More often than not, they’re tied to specific bosses and optional mini-bosses.

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