The Bloodfiend’s Fork is a new spear in the Shadow of the Erdtree expansion forElden Ringthat players can use at a distance and for bleed builds. Here is how to get the Bloodfiend’s Fork in the Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree DLC.
How to Find Bloodfiend’s Fork in Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree DLC
Elden Ring players can find the Bloodfiend’s Fork bydefeating Bloodfiend enemiesthat wield the weaponwithin the Shadow of the Erdtree expansion. Most Bloodfiends do not carry the weapon, so it can quite rare for players seeking it out.
The best location to get the weapon is inProspect Town within the Gravesite Plain region. Players can get there by starting at the Three-Path Cross Site of Grace and traveling west through the mountainside towards Belurat Town Settlement.
Go south from the settlement and hug the cliffside until reaching another field with theCliffroad Terminus Site of Grace. Prospect Town is just south of the site and is a series of destroyed buildings.
The Bloodfiend’s Fork contains theBarbaric Roar Skill, which lets increase their damage and combo with strong attacks. It also requires 14 Strength, 13 Arcane, and eight Dexterity to be able to wield.
Where To Find Bloodfiends in Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree DLC
There are a few locations that contain Bloodfiends, but not many of them will be carrying theBloodfiend’s Fork. There are two with the weapon fighting near theRuined Forge Lava Intake dungeon, but requires fighting two at once.
Prospect Town is the best to farm the weapon as it is relatively near a Site of Grace, and players cansummon their Spirit Ashesin the area to quickly take care of the fork-wielding monsters. There are also several regular Bloodfiends in the area, which is perfect for gettingthe Bloodfiend’s Armcolossal weapon at the same time.
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