How to use grease elden ring

Grease is a handy consumable item that increases weapon damage in Elden Ring. You can either loot Grease or craft it yourself using cookbooks. The effect of Grease is not permanent. It lasts only for a short time but should be enough to deal major damage to enemies and bosses.

How do you use weapon Grease in Elden Ring?

To use Grease in Elden Ring, first you need to equip your weapon with a compatible type of Grease. Go to Equipment, select the Quick Access Slots, open your inventory, and locate the Grease you want to use.

Select it to add it to your Quick Access slot. Then, press the X button to apply it to your weapon.

Keep in mind that you can’t use Grease on special weapons. This item works only on weapons that don’t already have an elemental damage.

Here’s what each type of Grease does in Elden Ring

• Freezing Grease increases Frost, causing  buildup of Frostbite
• Holy Grease adds Holy damage to your attacks
• Fire Grease inflicts additional Fire damage
• Blood Grease causes blood loss buildup, making your enemies bleed to death
• Dragonwound Grease increases damage against dragons
• Drawstring Grease increases the damage inflicted by various types of Grease but reduces duration
• Lightning Grease adds Lightning damage to your attacks
• Magic Grease adds Magic damage to your attacks
• Rot Grease inflicts Scarlet Rot, the same thing that’s making Millicent’s body rot
• Shield Grease boosts your guarding ability by 13 percent and damage negation by 20 percent
• Poison Grease inflicts Poison damage
• Soporific Grease inflicts sleep, putting your enemies to sleep which makes them vulnerable to critical attacks

How long does Grease last?

The effect of Grease lasts between 10 to 60 seconds, depending on the type of Grease that you’re using. Short-duration Grease has higher potency. Drawstring Grease lasts only for a short time, typically between 10 to 15 seconds. Freezing Grease, Magic Grease, Fire Grease, Holy Grease, Blood Grease and Dragonwound Grease lasts for 60 seconds each.

Grease effect duration in Elden Ring

• Drawstring Fire Grease: 10 seconds
• Drawstring Blood Grease 15 seconds
• Drawstring Holy Grease: 10 seconds
• Drawstring Lightning Grease: 10 seconds
• Drawstring Rot Grease: 15 seconds
• Drawstring Poison Grease: 15 seconds
• Drawstring Magic Grease: 10 seconds
• Drawstring Freezing Grease: 15 seconds
• Freezing Grease: 60 seconds
• Holy Grease: 60 seconds
• Fire Grease: 60 seconds
• Blood Grease: 60 seconds
• Dragonwound Grease: 60 seconds
• Magic Grease: 60 seconds
• Rot Grease: 60 seconds
• Poison Grease: 60 seconds

Can you buy Grease in Elden Ring?

You cannot buy Grease in Elden Ring. The only ways to obtain Grease is loot it or craft it yourself using cookbooks. Grease is typically found in caves and on corpses.

And now you know.

Elden Ring has thousands of consumables that you can find, and most people will overlook them if they aren’t careful. One massive part of the game that can make it a little bit easier is the Grease consumables you can find. You can apply them to your weapon and it is like this game’s version of Pine Resin. It gives your weapon a buff depending on which Grease you use.

Some people might get Grease and try to use it on their weapon, but it just won’t let them. There is actually a pretty simple reason for this and the game doesn’t really tell you outright why you can’t apply it to your weapon.

You can’t use Grease in Elden Ring because you are currently using a Special Weapon. Special Weapons take less to level up, but it doesn’t allow for any Ashes of War or Grease to be applied to it. You have to use whatever the Special Weapon’s skill is.

What is Grease in Eldin Ring?

We explained it earlier, but it is Elden Ring’s version of Pine Resin. You can use specific ones to give you buffs, but you can only use them on regular weapons. Special Weapons do not allow you to apply Grease to them, but that is not all bad. Depending on the Special weapon, they have skills that basically have what Grease gives to normal weapons.

The best part is that you don’t need to use a consumable to use the Special Weapon’s skill, all you need is a larger FP bar so you can use the skills more often. If you don’t know the difference between Special and Normal weapons, then go to the Blacksmith and check what it is upgraded with.

If it takes regular Smithing Stones, then it is a Regular Weapon. If it takes Somber Smithing Stones, then it is a Special Weapon. If you can find a good Special Weapon, then you should really use it because the skills on those types of weapons are the best in the entire game.

How many are there?

There are 11 different versions of Grease in the game and each one has a better counterpart that applies quicker and lasts a bit longer. Each one is extremely important if you are using a Regular Weapon and it is best to save these for harder boss fights to deal more damage and make the fights easier.

Always make sure to use them wisely as well because they only last a certain amount of time. Explore as much as you can and you will find plenty to use. You can also craft them with materials as well.

Here are the 11 different versions of Grease in Elden Ring:

• Fire Grease – Coats weapon, inflicting Fire Damage
• Blood Grease – Coats weapon, inflicting blood loss
• Magic Grease – Coats weapon, inflicting magic damage
• Rot Grease – Coats weapon, inflicting scarlet rot
• Lightning Grease – Coats weapon, inflicting lightning damage
• Dragonwound Grease – Coats weapon, granting special dragon attacks
• Poison Grease – Coats weapon, inflicting poison
• Shield Grease – Boosts guarding ability and all damage negation
• Soporific Grease – Coats weapon, inflicting sleep
• Holy Grease – Coats armament, inflicting holy damage
• Freezing Grease – Coats weapon, inflicting frost

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