They all laughed at us for clinging to our hexing and pyromantic ways! But look who can finally do damage once they're halfway through the game and level 70! Muahahahah

As soon as I got my hands on the Sword of Night and Flame, I knew I had made the right choice haha. Can't wait to get my hands on this seal as well.

@Salty
You can actually rush for this at the start of the game. Only have to clear one dungeon for it, which isn't terribly hard. See my other comment on the page.

yes

For me its much better than the basic finger seal, but I have pretty much equal Intelligence and Faith. I only have it at +4 with 30 Int and Fth but it gives Incant Scaling of 202.

It seems that Fundamentalist Incantations are those like the one's D teaches you. Litany of Proper Death and the Order's Blade incantations. Not sure which others there might be yet but these both are good at hunting "Those who live in Death."

It's usually in the first line of the description

It's usually in the first line of the description

It's usually in the first line of the description

Any spells that mention Golden Order fundamentalists or the hunters of Those Who Live in Death in their descriptions are probably safe assumptions. But to be honest, I don't know how most of those spells work, or if spells that don't deal damage are even effected by the buff. Order's blade and litany of proper death are probably your safest bets

Any spells that mention Golden Order fundamentalists or the hunters of Those Who Live in Death in their descriptions are probably safe assumptions. But to be honest, I don't know how most of those spells work, or if spells that don't deal damage even benefit from the buff. Either way, order's blade and litany of proper death are probably your safest bets

The ones where you see a triangle on the spell scroll thing, like holy weapon and litany of proper death

They say in the description that it's "Fundamentalism is scholarship in all but name. Scales incantation using both intelligence and faith." So I guess incantations that scales with both int and faith like what D sells.

The ones that have a dual INT/ Faith requirements like the ones with rings of light.

it���s not a bug it���s intentional

When it's put in the design twice in a row, it's the design.

When it's put in the design twice in a row, it's the design...

When it's put in the design twice in a row, it's an oversight

"it's the design"


what a nice design to make a INT/FTH seal that doesn't even properly scale the weapon buff associated to it (Order's Blade)

seems to me that healing is the domain of the faithfull, and with order's blade, well, sacred affinity doesn't add INT scaling either.

Correct, that's not a typo. The seal really weighs nothing. It still makes your hand glow but it appears as though your hand is empty when you have it equipped.

You legitimately have to wonder why a tattoo doesn���t weight anything?

yup, same as the dragon one. they're just shiny symbols, not a physical object. thus weigh nothing

Even the wepons made of runes weighs nothing.

And the Erdtree one.

A surprising number of Golden Order equipment doesn't weigh anything, since it's just "hard light" (to borrow a sci-fi term). I wish there was an armor set based around that. It would look really cool, but it would probably be a balance nightmare.

Yes there is, Prince of Death's Staff.

Also the briar-themed staff dropped by the fire cultist ladies near the Seethwater Terminus grace, as well as a magma-sorcery boosting staff I can���t remember the name of.

That's incredible, wow! Really excited to go full archmage :)

I think it refers to the incantations of the Golden Order Fundamentalists. I've only found three examples so far, Litany of Proper Death, Order's Blade and Order Healing. Unfortunately, I don't have any catalysts with anywhere near this one's Incantation Scaling, so my tests might be skewed.

They usually have ���Fundamentalists��� in the flavor text description, and they (almost?) always have an INT requirement.