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The Scavenger’s Curved Sword can be found about midway through Elden Ring, and its low requirements and Bleed buildup make it a weapon most players can try out immediately upon getting it. The low weight, decent reach, and Ash of War customization of the Scavenger’s Curved Sword make it a great dual-wielding candidate for players who like to stick close to their target.

Scavenger’s Curved Sword Stats and Abilities

“Weapon carried by corpse pillagers who prowl the sites of old battles. The blade is tacky with blood and covered in hefty nicks, making it totally uneven. Life can be sinister indeed. "

The Scavenger’s Curved Sword is a fast-swinging and high-damage-potential armament that can be infused with a variety of different Ashes of War and scaling options. It has low requirements, very low weight, and causes Blood Loss buildup even when infused with other effects like Frost or Poison.

The Spinning Slash weapon art is decent, but other options take advantage of the Bleed buildup better. The Scavenger’s Curved Sword, as the name suggests, is a member of the Curved Sword family of armaments. It can therefore be dual-wielded with other weapons of this class such as the Flowing Curved Sword, the Magma Blade, the Wing of Astel, and the Eclipse Shotel.

Where To Get Scavenger’s Curved Sword

The Scavenger’s Curved Sword can be found relatively early in Mt. Gelmir. After reaching the First Mt. Gelmir Campsite Grace, head northwest through a ruined encampment and up a hill until you reach a stone bridge jutting out leading west.

Cross the bridge to reach a ruined campsite with a ladder leading up. There is a Grafted Scion here, so be careful to avoid it or be ready to face it down. At the bottom of the ladder leading to the rest of Mt. Gelmir there is a corpse lying by a burned cart - the Scavenger’s Curved Sword can be looted off of this body. If you want a second one, you will have to go into NG+.

Elden Ring is available now for PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, and Xbox One and Series X|S.

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