The Jellyfish Shield in Elden Ring is an odd decision, essentially on a superficial level. This remarkable greatshield is basically a huge invertebrate tied to your arm. You wouldn't think it'd give you all that amount assurance, considering that jellyfish have no bones and are 95% water, yet you'd be off-base.

To be fair I've never attempted to dive a blade into a jellyfish, nor liked taking a chance with the electric shock of wearing one on my wrist, yet essentially as per Elden Ring rationale, jams are incredibly compelling in fighting off assaults. So in light of that, here's the Elden Ring Jellyfish safeguard area and its key details.

Elden Ring Jellyfish Shield area and details

This safeguard is found in northwest Liurnia. Quick travel to the Foot of the Four Belfries Site of Grace and follow the way north. Rapidly you ought to see four red jams following a messed up cart and the bodies of two warriors. The safeguard can be gotten from one of the dead-assuming you track down battling the jellyfish a battle, simply bounce on Torrent's back and ride straight past them. In the event that you can't observe where I mean, investigate the guide screen capture underneath.

Furthermore, that is all there is to it. Here are the Jellyfish Shield's key details:

Requires: 20 strength, 14 smoothness

Expertise: Contagious Fury - Incite the jellyfish's rage and permit its fierceness to course through you. Raises assault power for a specific term (+20% for 30 seconds).

Since this is a special safeguard, you will not have the option to apply any Ashes of War to it. Furthermore, since it's a greatshield, you're paying for the additional harm assurance with expanded convey weight. Ensure you're remaining beneath somewhere around 70% prepare weight to remain versatile.

In any case, the best thing about this safeguard is its expertise, Contagious Fury. At the point when you use it your jam will shine red and shower you in harm helping goodness for 30 seconds. That is a lift to spells and weapons, coincidentally. Curiously, the safeguard's depiction says it offers "positively no security from piercing assaults," which doesn't seem, by all accounts, to be the situation in my testing. In any case, this is a quality safeguard that you should totally get.

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