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Savage Lion's Claw site in Shadow of the Erdtree.
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How to Get the Savage Lion’s Claw in Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree

Savage acrobatics.

The Savage Lion’s Claw brings a beefed-up version of the popular Ash of War from Elden Ring’s main game. If you want to try the Ash out for yourself, here’s how to find the Savage Lion’s Claw in Elden RIng.

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Where to Find the Savage Lion’s Claw in Elden Ring

Image of the map with the cursor hovering over the spot where you can find the Savage Lion's Claw in Elden RIng
Screenshot by The Escapist.

The Savage Lion’s Claw in Elden Ring is located slightly northwest of the Three-Path Cross in the Gravesite Plain, where you meet Freya and the Hornsent for the first time. This is right near where the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC officially starts.

When you spawn in for the first time, you can head north past the first Furnace Golem to find the Three-Path Cross Site of Grace. North of that grace is the Abandoned Ailing Village and west of the grace is the Belurat, Tower Settlement point of interest.

Starting from the Three-Paths Cross Site of Gross, you want to head just a bit northeast along the rocky wall. Eventually, you will find a small campsite next to some broken crates and a purple item. That item is the Savage Lion’s Claw Ash of War and it’s there for the taking. You won’t need to deal with any major bosses or enemies in the vicinity so it’s super easy to grab this item if you end up needing it for a build.

One of the best aspects of the standard Lion’s Claw was how much stagger it provided and the sheer amount of damage per hit. The savage variant is similar but it’s slightly slower and costs more FP in return for additional power. However, the stagger damage against bosses is around the same, so some builds will be better off without the change to the Savage Claw. It’s all personal preference at the end of the day. Try it out on the nearby Blackgaol Knight boss and see how you like it for yourself.

Elden Ring is available now on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation.


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Dan Wenerowicz is a Staff Writer at The Escapist, where he helps lead the team's guides coverage of FPS and action games such as Call of Duty, Elden Ring, Diablo 4, and Black Myth: Wukong. He has a Bachelor's in Writing and has worked as a video game journalist for four years, having written and edited for such prominent outlets as Prima Games, Screen Rant, Sportskeeda, GINX TV, and Gfinity. His work has been read by millions of people, and his expertise has helped them better understand and complete video games.