Elden Ring: The Best Bandit Build

Of all the classes that has to offer, the Bandit is the class that players can use to create the best builds that revolve around dexterity, vigor, and endurance. The Bandit class excels in nimble combat, often relying upon the ability to dodge frequently and technical offense over brute strength. Additionally, since dodging plays a huge role in this class, new players may find it more challenging to play as a Bandit than they would a straightforward character build in like a Hero.

Aside from the Wretch, the Bandit is the lowest level character that players can start with, beginning at just level five, but that doesn't mean it's the weakest or worst by far. In fact, this class starts with the highest arcane skill of any class, making it much easier for players to find better loot from all sources. Of course, its overall starting stats may appear lower than most of the other characters, but defeating the enemies in the lower-level areas will quickly allow any Bandit player to set themselves up for success.

To craft many Silver and Gold-Pickled Fowl Feet in Elden Ring, Tarnished must efficiently farm the Four-Toed Fowl Foot from Guillemots.

For a long time, Bandit players should solely invest their Runes and XP in into the dexterity, vigor, and endurance stats. Dexterity impacts which types of weapons Bandits can use, but it also helps players equip advanced armaments that synergize with an increased endurance stat. This class primarily relies upon high stamina in order to avoid attacks rather than parries or blocking, and the naturally low health of a Bandit makes it important to have a large amount to manage.

The Bandit is considered by many to be one of the most difficult classes in , mainly due to its low starting level and focus on stealthy gameplay. But with the right build, you can make it work.

Endurance also affects the total equipment load that players can hold, so it's a key stat in improving a Bandit's defenses and letting them wield heavier weapons, if