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Darksouls 3 was released on March 24, 2016, for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Players till today venture the lands, kill the undead, and try their level best not to become hollow. The game offers a wide variety of weapons, armor pieces, playstyles, and builds so as to keep the gameplay value fresh. The builds are the meat of Dark Souls 3 as it pushes the players to achieve a certain playstyle by equipping specific weapon, armor, and rings. We have curated
Sellsword Twinblades is a one-of-a-kind weapon as it is easy to acquire and has the tendency to compete for high DPS with hard to acquire weapons in
How to Get Sellsword Twinblades
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Weapon Requirements
The primary weapon requirements are not high; however, your character must have a minimum strength and maximum Dexterity to not only equip this weapon but also get the maximum output out of it. As a baseline, you need to have a minimum of 10 Strength and 16 Dexterity to start using
Weapon Upgrades
Sellsword Twinblades can be buffed and infused to increase the base damage. Other than that, in order to upgrade this weapon, you will need 12 Titanite shards, 12 large Titanite shards, 12 Titanite chunks, and 1 Titanite slab. Acquiring all of these materials will take a lot of time, but if you want to go down the road of creating a Sellsword Twinblades build, this is what you will need to reach the weapon’s maximum potential.
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Sellsword Twinblades Facts
One must know the nitty-gritty about Sellsword Twinblades so as to have the most out of this weapon. For starters, this is a Dex weapon, so investing souls in leveling up the Dexterity will land good damage numbers on enemies and bosses. The weapon can be sharp infused and also can be buffed by applying various resins and bundles for extra damage. Moreover, the faster slash speed of Sellsword Twinblades makes applying buff or other status effects on enemies 1.5 times faster than most weapons of the same category in
Sellsword Twinblades can be used single-handed or dual-wield. The overpowered attack pattern is to keep spamming L1/LB on enemies and bosses and see them melt before the mighty Sellsword Twinblades.
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Levels
While leveling your character, you must invest souls into Dexterity the most and then Endurance and Vigot. You must reach 38 Vigor, 35 Endurance, and 85 Dexterity so as to have maximum damage out of Sellsword Twinblades. Other than that, have 12 Attunement, 15 Vitality, 10 Strength, 10 Intelligence, 15 Faith, and 9 Luck. As a Dex weapon, Sellsword Twinblades shines the most in the damage-per-second department when you invest the most into Dexterity. Equally leveling up Dex and STR will not give you the same damage numbers as much as you can get out by reaching 85 Dex.
Rings
The base versions of rings will also work with the Sellsword Twinblades build. However, we recommend that you grind and find +3 variants of two rings as suggested here. You will need to equip the following rings
- Prisoner’s Chain
- Hunter’s Ring
- Ring of Favor+3
- Chloranthy Ring+3
- Warriors of Sunlight Covenant
Without these two +3 variants of rings, the overall damage output of the build will be significantly limited. On the subject of rings, check out our Dark Souls 3 best rings guide and learn everything about rings in the game.
Armor Pieces
When it comes to equipping armor, we do not recommend picking up a complete set. Instead, you must go with the individual armor pieces from different armor sets to have not only maximum damage but also increased damage resistance. Following are the armor pieces that we highly recommend you go with while rocking our Sellsword Twinblades build.
- Head: Lapp’s Helm
- Chest: Slave Knight Armor
- Hands: Sunset Gauntlets
- Legs: Lapp’s Leggings
Considering the SL120 level bracket we suggested above, and after equipping the armor pieces as well, you will have nearly 69% of equipped load on your character.
That is pretty much everything you need to know about