However, it’s worth noting that the weapononly offers Holy damageand no other physical output.

The Coded Sword cannot be infused withAshes Of Warbut comes already equipped with theUnblockable BladeSkill.

This skill costs 18 FP, deals36 stance damageand is where this weapon really shines through.

Screenshot of the Tarnished overlooking Liurnia of The Lakes in Elden Ring, wielding the Sword of Night and Flame.

We recommend pairing this weapon with theSacred Scorpion CharmTalismanwhich further raises Holy damage.

Blasphemous Blade

TheBlasphemous Bladehas earned a well-respected spot in the Elden Ring fandom.

The FP cost of this skill is 30 and deals22 stance damage.

Screenshot of the Coded Sword in Elden Ring, on a background featuring a shot of Leyndell, Royal Capital.

Meanwhile, players canheal up to 10%of their max HP pool +150.

If you’re using a Mimic Tear, your Mimic can also heal whilst using this Skill.

This Incantation can be picked from a corpse behind Fort Gael in Caelid.

Elden Ring player holding up the Blasphemous Blade beneath a starry sky.

Maliketh’s Black Blade

Maliketh’s Black Bladeis a Colossal weapon best suited for a Faith/Strengthhybrid build.

This is an incredibly useful Skill, especially for dealing with enemies with larger health bars.

As a unique skill, Maliketh’s Black Blade cannot be infused with other Ashes Of War.

Malekith, the Black Blade, one of the last required bosses in Elden Ring.

We have a handy tips and tricks guide for theMaliketh boss fight.

you might find Maliketh at the end of the Crumbling Farum Azula region.

As such, this Skill makes the bow a good companion weapon alongside other Faith-related Incantations.

Screenshot of the Tarnished in Elden Ring, loosening an arrow from the Erdtree Bow whilst overlooking a cliff edge.

The Skill requires no FP for the initial stance, but every loosened arrow will take 6 FP.

These arrows can travel further, inflict higher damage, status buildup and partially ignore blocking and shields.

This gives you a +20% Holy attack damage (+12.5% in PvP) for 3 minutes.

Elden Ring screenshot of the Tarnished wielding the Winged Scythe in Liurnia.

From the balcony, turn left and climb up the tree root to the above level.

Exit the room and make an immediate left, dropping to a walkway in the process.

From here, turn left again towards the roof where you’ll see one open window amongst the others.

Elden Ring player blasting Comet Azur from the Sword of Night and Flames.

Climb through and turn right to get to the chest containing the Bow.

The Winged Scythe cannot be infused with Ashes Of War, but comes wirth theAngel’s WingsSkill.

This can deliver30 stance damageand only costs 17 FP to perform.

Screenshot of Marika’s Hammer in Elden Ring, wielded by Radagon.

We recommend using any Talismans that can buff your Faith or FP pool.

Besides a few Page servant enemies, you shouldn’t have too much trouble acquiring this weapon.

When utilised, this weapon can deal33 stance damagewith the Comet Azur and25 stance damagewith the Flame stance.

Screenshot of the Elden Ring item description menu, featuring the Sanctified Whetblade.

The FP costs of these attacks are 32 and 26.

This weapon cannot be infused with Ashes Of War.

With its unique Weapon SkillGold Breaker, Marika’s Hammer can emulate Radagon’s signature move.

As such, it’s an extremely powerful AOE that can target multiple foes at once.

We recommend investing in both Strength and Faith to upgrade the physical and Holy damage output of this weapon.

From this menu, select your weapon, then the Ashes Of War you wish to infuse it with.

Once selected, you’ll be presented with a menu listing available Affinities.

Choose theSacredoption to apply Holy damage and Faith scaling to your weapon.

That rounds off our guide to the best Faith weapons in Elden Ring and where to get them.

For more Elden Ringtips and trickssee ourbest weapons,best armor,Talismans,buildsorboss locationsguides.