Noble's Estoc

	For the weapon in ELDEN RING: NIGHTREIGN, see Nightreign:Noble's Estoc.

Noble's Estoc is a melee armament found in ELDEN RING ⁽²⁰²²⁾.

Description

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Estoc carried by wandering nobles. Made to be easy to wield.

Daubed with gold from tip to tail, it should fetch a good sum.

さまよえる貴人たちのエストック
扱いやすさの重視された武器

全体が金に装飾されており
しばし高値で取引される

Acquisition

Drop: Limgrave / Liurnia of the Lakes / Altus Plateau / Mountaintops of the Giants / Consecrated Snowfield

• Low (0.5%) drop chance from those Wandering Noble enemies that wield it, specifically the ones wearing the Aristocrat Hat and Aristocrat Coat.
  • There are two immediately to the north of the Mistwood Outskirts Site of Grace in eastern Limgrave, following a torch bearer.

Notes

• Has unique slashing heavy attacks and charged heavy attacks, a trait shared with the Estoc.
• As the description indicates, this weapon sells for 1,000 Runes, a considerable sum compared to how most weapons sell for 100-300 Runes.
  • Due to the incredibly low drop chance farming for this weapon to sell it is ill-advised.
• A decently long Thrusting Sword.
• Is equally split between Strength and Dexterity for scaling for Cold Affinity and such, though for other purposes it's slightly stronger with Strength-scaling Affinities.
• Average Attack Power.
• Has the lowest Dexterity requirement among all Thrusting Swords, and a below average Strength requirement.
  • This makes it the most easily wieldable Thrusting Sword, as the only Origins that cannot wield it with their default Attributes is the Astrologer (needs 1 more point in Strength) and the Hero (needs 1 more points in Dexterity), and even then the Astrologer can wield it two-handed.

Upgrading

Level	Attack Power						Attribute Scaling					Guarded Damage Negation
	Physical	Magic	Fire	Lightning	Holy	Critical	Str	Dex	Int	Fai	Arc	Physical	Magic	Fire	Lightning	Holy	Guard Boost
Standard	104	0	0	0	0	100	D	D	-	-	-	49.0	33.0	33.0	33.0	33.0	22
Standard +1	110	0	0	0	0	100	D	D	-	-	-	49.0	33.0	33.0	33.0	33.0	22

Trivia

• Estoc is an Old French word, meaning "sword, its point", referring to the sword's sharpened tip compared to its blunt edges.
  • This type of sword is also known as a "tuck" in English.