Poise |
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| Type | Combat Stat |
| Effect | The amount of Poise you have against attacks, the more your Poise, the more hits you can take before you stagger. |
Poise is a Stat in Salt and Sacrifice. Poise shows your stagger resistance, the more your Poise, the more hits you can take before you stagger. Stats determine the strengths and weaknesses of our character. Stats in Salt and Sacrifice can be divided into three categories: Main Attributes, Combat Stats, and Defensive Stats. As players level up, they are granted a chance to improve one or more of their Main Attributes which then influences their secondary stats in the other categories. Additionally, your Equipment, Skills and currently active buffs and effects can also affect your Stats.
Poise Information in Salt and Sacrifice
- Poise is one of the Combat Stats
- Poise shows the amount of Poise you have against attacks, the more your Poise, the more hits you can take before you stagger.
How to Increase Poise in Salt and Sacrifice?
- Poise by itself can be increased in two main ways:
- Equipping Armor that provides poise. This is the most common option available to players.
- Most Light Armor does not have any poise whatsoever. Poise is more easily available to Heavy Armor sets.
- Equipping an Artifact that provides poise. This option is more rare, since the stats on artifacts are randomized.
- Boolstering an artifact to re-roll its stats may help with finding one that provides poise.
- The Stone-Shield Ring also provides a flat increase of 5.0 poise.
- Equipping Armor that provides poise. This is the most common option available to players.
Salt and Sacrifice Poise Notes & Tips
- Certain weapon categories have increased poise values when attacking, such as (for example) Greathammers and Twohanders.
- The Endurance stat provides a Poise multiplier for any equipped armor pieces the player currently has. The higher the Endurance you have, the more poise you can obtain.
| All Stats in Salt and Sacrifice |
Arcana ♦ Attack ♦ Carry ♦ Cold Defense ♦ Conviction ♦ Dark Defense ♦ Dexterity ♦ Endurance ♦ Fire Defense ♦ Focus ♦ Health ♦ Light Defense ♦ Luck ♦ Physical Defense ♦ Poison Defense ♦ Ranged ♦ Resolve ♦ Stamina ♦ Strength ♦ Vitality ♦ Willpower |
AnonymousI’ve had over 40 poise and I still get bounced around like a bouncy ball being thrown off a building unless they buff poise I don’t see a reason to build for it unless they buff it the only difference from 0 and 20 poise is I take one basic attack from a normal enemy
Only Dark Souls 3 has had weaker poise lmao
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