Construct Coil |
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| Attack | 9.0/ Holy 9.0 | |
| Weight | 12.0 | |
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| Strength Scaling | Wisdom Scaling | Dexterity Scaling |
| D | A | D |
| Class | 5 Whip | |
| Flags | Holy | |
| Special | Chain whip | |
Construct Coil in Salt and Sanctuary is a Whip type weapon.
A wicked flail of barbed chains and tendons scavenged from The Unskinned, crowned by a weighted head bristling with iron spikes. This sadistic weapon seethes with the twisted life force that once animated the abomination from which it was derived, inflicting terrible burns and lacerations upon the skin of its victims with each merciless lash.
Notes and Tips:
- At 50 Strength, 50 Dexterity, and 50 Wisdom this weapon has an Attack of 45.8/50.3 at tier VII.
- Two-handing a weapon increases Strength by 50% for damage scaling, meaning you only need 34 Strength to reach the 50 Strength soft cap when two-handing a weapon.
Location/Where to Find
- Can be acquired by Transmuting any Whip with The Unskinned's Liver, a Shimmering Pearl and 100,000 Salt.
Moveset and Videos:
- Videos go here
Construct Coil Upgrade Table
| Upgrade Material | Attack | Str Scale | Wis Scale | Dex Scale | |
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| Construct Coil |
- | 9.0 / 9.0 | D | A | D |
| Construct Coil I |
Drowned Idol x1 | D | A | D | |
| Construct Coil II |
Drowned Idol x2 | D | A | D | |
| Construct Coil III |
Drowned Locket x1 | D | A | D | |
| Construct Coil IV |
Drowned Locket x2 | D | A | D | |
| Construct Coil V |
Drowned Censer x1 | D | A | D | |
| Construct Coil VI |
Drowned Censer x2 | 11.3 / 11.3 | D | A | D |
| Construct Coil VII | Drowned Tome x1 | 11.8 / 11.8 | D | A | D |
AnonymousA common issue in souls games, and that can also be seen here, with this weapon being a particularly clear example of it in reference to the class 4 whip, is that most weapons with split damage do significantly less of each damage type as a result. While it does make sense, they do their overall damage though 2 separate defence values, so they often do less overall than their single type counterparts unless the specific target has a weakness to the element in question. Seeing as weapons like this need to scale with both their elemental stat (Magic/ Wisdom) and their physical stats, it seems like their damage in each type on reaching the respective soft caps ought to be slightly higher, being only moderately lower than the non-elemental options rather than the rather dramatic difference we do see.
- Anonymous
Edited this page twice:
2 days ago: Added the damage stat
Today: Deleted the "durability" row in the table
- Anonymous
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